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This product should be year-round, but it doesn't include the summer liner. You can buy one from Bern (or from any store that orders from Bern) for $15. Without the liner, the product is too big to wear, and has velcro that can irritate your skin or mess up your hair.
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By Southern NM Ski Girl
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Great helmet. Comfortable to wear for a full day of riding. Would recommend it to anyone looking for a low profile helmet.
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I have never worn a helmet when skiing before - but after I ate it really bad I decided I needed to finally give in. This helmet is way cute though. I love the built in ear flaps. I also get a double use out of it when it's cold out and snowy out and am riding my bike to work. Its cute, doesn't give me helmet hair, and I'm no longer afraid of ice - on my board, bike, or skis. I love this helmet so much that I wish that the inside lining came out so I can use it in the summer (the lining does come out but just leaves those awkward foam pieces and not much comfort).


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Hudson-Meng Bison Kill
Hudson-Meng Bison Kill Site
The dig site at Hudson-Meng
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|August 28, 1973
The Hudson-Meng Bison Kill site is a fossil site located in the Oglala National Grassland of western Nebraska northwest of Crawford. It contains the 10,000-year-old remains of up to 600 bison.[2]
Bill Hudson and Albert Meng were local ranchers who are credited[3][4] with discovering the bonebed in 1954 while digging for a pond. Originally excavated by Dr. Larry Agenbroad in the 1970s, the dig was over 400 square meters and was considered the largest Alberta Culture bison kill site ever discovered. The bison found are not the same species as the bison that currently live in the United States (Bison bison), but are an animal transitional in evolution between the extinct Bison antiquus and the modern species.
In the 1990s, the site underwent another series of smaller excavations by Drs. Larry Todd of Colorado State University and David Rapson of the University of Wyoming, who suggested that the bison died of unknown natural causes and that the site was not in fact a kill site.
In 2005, PaleoCultural Research Group and the University of Colorado undertook excavations at the site. In 2006, the USFS made Dr. Mark Muñiz of St. Cloud State University the principal investigator for archeological research.[5] The research since 2006 has uncovered an Eden component at the site in addition to the Alberta component.
The site was managed for two years by the Mammoth Site of Hot Springs under the supervision of the United States Forest Service. As of 2009, the site is managed by the US Forest Service out of Chadron, Nebraska.
- ^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. 2010-07-09.
- ^ "Hudson-Meng Bison Bonebed". Fossil Freeway. Retrieved 2010-10-31.
- ^ Davis, L.B. and Wilson, M. (1978) "Bison procurement and utilization: A symposium," Plains anthropologist. Volume 23, Issue 82, Part 2. p 128.
- ^ Agenbroad, L.D. (1978) The Hudson-Meng site: an Alberta bison kill in the Nebraska high plains. University Press of America.
- ^ http://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/nebraska/specialplaces/?cid=stelprdb5080603
External links[edit]
- US Forest Service: Recreation - Will include information about visiting Hudson-Meng Bison Kill
- Colorado State University 2002 Field Seminar about the Hudson-Meng Bison Kill
- Summary of Recent Fieldwork at the Hudson-Meng Site - by L. C. Todd and D. J. Rapson, 1991–1998
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By Dan Randazzo
I can remember every single time that I have ever lost hope, mainly because it has happened so infrequently. This is not for lack of a good reason to lose hope, however. In fact, hope is often the last reserve of strength for me, my final defense in the face of impending defeat. Maybe it's a result of my intense stubbornness, yet I absolutely refuse to concede hope, no matter the circumstances. I consider hope to be mine to claim, or to allow, purely on my own initiative. Try and wrest hope from my grasp, and you will find that I will bring every resource to the fight, including the dirty and under-handed. I consider hope to be my most precious possession.
All of this strong talk is not hyperbole. Every day, before I even rise out of bed, I make a commitment to retain my hope: in the day, in God, in my marriage, in my career and in the potential for love and beauty to win the argument against hate and cruelty. I firmly believe that this decision, this continual commitment to hope, is one of the most important spiritual practices that I have ever encountered. It's really the only practice that has been able to sustain me through every challenge in my life. My hope is not a greeting-card platitude; it's a warrior, staring despair in the face and, with a smile, saying, "Try and get a piece of me."
Please do not mistake me, however; I am not claiming to have superhuman powers of hope. It has been tested and tried in the trenches of child abuse, disownment, mental illness and disempowerment. I've clung to hope as if my life depended on it. There have been days when my hope has been the only force dragging me out of bed in the morning. I don't view hope as a special ability reserved for those with greater spiritual and mental strength. Hope is often the only option left for kids trying to make sense of a world where a parent can treat them as if they are subhuman. Hope is the last reserve for parents who, when looking at their sleeping children, have no clue how they will make it to the next paycheck. Hope is the last line of defense for families dealing with chronic illness. Hope is the reserve of the dispossessed, the poor and the marginalized. Hope isn't a luxury when you are faced with the struggle to retain your dignity and all that makes you human. This is a robust, stubborn hope that can overcome all of the voices telling you that you will fail; this is the only hope that will ever sustain the church in the face of all of its challenges.
Not to sound too dramatic, but this is also the only hope that I can retain in Quakerism. I'm not seeking to be alarmist, either. I don't foresee or forecast the imminent doom of Quakerism, neither its constituent parts, nor its place as a force for change in the world. Yes, according to demographic projections, many parts of North American and European Quakerism are facing a numerical crisis. Endowments are stretching past the breaking point, and some meetings are faced with the unenviable choice of which bills to pay. We are not alone in this; nearly every denomination in the Christian community is facing similar challenges. It might seem to be a foolhardy gesture to have hope in the future of Quakerism, or even Western Christianity.
Yet, I retain hope. This is the only choice that I have. Then again, this is the only choice that we ever have. The determination to retain hope is the only method that we have to keep the Christian community (or church) alive and healthy. We only have two options when it comes to the church: either we rest complacent, and thus sign the death warrant of the church; or, we fight, with determination, to retain the hope that the church has a present and a future. This is truly one of those exceedingly rare situations where we are faced with a clear binary. Every moment that we rest in the confidence that the church is fine is a moment that we have lost hope in the church. Every moment that we commit ourselves to building the community of God in the world is a moment that we have hope in the church. If this sounds exhausting, it is, and should be. Simply put, this is the most important task that we will ever be faced with as Christians. Building the church is the main reason why we are here, and hope is the main resource that God has provided for us to fulfill this task.
All this makes sense only if we restructure our understanding of church, and of hope. I used to think that church meant a building or even an institution. I've searched for the perfect church home for decades, sojourning from the Roman Catholic church through the Anglican Communion, a lay Franciscan Order, and finally, to Quakerism. Every time that I felt as if I had found "it" — the place, the church — I've been disappointed. That's because the church isn't a building, attendance numbers or even Friends United Meeting. These are all ephemera.
The church isn't a place; it's hope itself. The church is our stubborn determination to root our lives in the God who so loved God's creation that God stared complete hopelessness in the face and still retained hope; this happened not just once, but still happens, every single moment. God demonstrates hope in us through a gritty determination and commitment to remain in relationship with us. We demonstrate hope in God by committing ourselves every day to remain in relationship with God and with each other.
Our church communities are the relationships that help us to best meet God, and give us the strength to maintain hope amidst the challenges of life. Everything serves that end: theology, liturgy, testimonies and even business method. If a community is not fostering hope and committed relationship, it will eventually pass away. We can't fret about the growth or decline of denominations, for the act of fretting takes away our energies from having the active hope that is the only true lifeblood of a community. Our responsibility is to remain committed to doing the hard work of active, vital hope. If we hope, our communities will be strong and vital, no matter whether or not they still retain Quaker qualities or not.
Right now, I find hope in a Quaker community called the Friends of Jesus Fellowship. The fellowship is a network of local communities and people gathered around the common experience of the living presence of Jesus in community. Many of us still feel rooted in Quakerism and find meaning in its distinctive qualities. I find hope in our focus on building community around a common commitment to remain rooted in our heritage as Quakers, as well to Jesus's call to be active agents of peace and reconciliation. This call may demand that we adapt to new circumstances that stretch us in painful ways, yet our commitment to relationship with God is paramount.
It's often said of convinced Friends that we felt immediately at home in Quakerism. One of the gifts of my long and varied journey is that it has given me this very specific perspective: there was a time when I felt at home in Catholicism, with the Anglicans and amongst Franciscans. I don't believe that I was kidding myself, that these communities weren't actually right for me. They were each where I was supposed to be at that specific time. At this time in my life, I have hope that Quakerism is where I am supposed to be. I can't worry about where I am going to need to be tomorrow or if I'm going to eventually move away from Quakerism. Today, I have hope in Quakerism, and that must be enough.
Dan Randazzo shares the adventure of communal living in a small house in Baltimore, Maryland, with his wife, daughter, best friend and dog. He's very passionate about reconciliation theology, having examined the topic from the perspective of race in Baltimore and religion in Northern Ireland. He is currently writing his doctoral dissertation on the subject of Quaker Reconciliation Theology for the Centre for Postgraduate Quaker Studies at the University of Birmingham (UK).


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Tim McGrath is from the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust, which has been working closely with the Environment Agency in creating the nature reserve on behalf of the Bristol Port Company.
He said: "We're in the middle of construction so there are diggers rumbling around the site. There's one small field that hasn't drained but it has been simply teeming with birds over the last weeks, despite being surrounded by all this hubbub."
He said the rare sandpiper's arrival was completely unexpected. "We're thrilled though," he added. "With birds like this turning up now, just imagine how it will be when the diggers are gone and we have 500 hectares of wetland, rather than just one field?"
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Israel's Finance Ministry expects the gas production to contribute 0.8% to the gross domestic product next year and 1% in 2014. The ministry also set a 2014 GDP growth estimate of 3.9%.
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Sometimes you can experience the joy of walking into a space that feels exactly like the person who lives there. Like Grandma's house.
Of course it is Grandma's house—it smells like coffee, has family photos taped to the fridge, and everything in the house seems like something Grandma would choose. You walk in and feel like it is her house.
I was mulling this over while thinking about how to make my home feel, well… more homey. The house already smells like yummy coffee but is lacking in photos. With photos being digital, somewhere we stopped printing them. Living with them. Snapshots that used to fill albums are stored on SD cards or live inside of a phone, never to be seen again.
Most of the photos aren't precious enough to frame, but I wanted to see them all the same.
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Step 3. Go home and drink wine, preferably white 2.99 from Trader Joe's. Cause we're classy like that.
Step 4. Curse because studs are not where they are supposed to be. Drink more wine. Give up on the every 16 in there has to be a stud rule and start drilling holes until you find some.
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WASHINGTON, DC – Today, U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA) issued the following statement on the Senate floor regarding the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) bill.
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"I rise today to express concerns about the FISA Amendments Act S. 2248 before us. This morning, the Senate lost an opportunity to strengthen this bill. And, unfortunately, without those critical provisions, I will have to oppose the bill before us.
"I thank the Senator from Connecticut for his leadership in fighting against this bill. I know he will be back on this issue at every opportunity.
"Mr. President, I rise to join this debate. I have been, over many years, interested and involved in privacy rights issues in a variety of capacities. Certainly, my state and the residents of my state care passionately about their rights to privacy.
"This administration has done a lot to blur the line between foreign intelligence gathering and spying on U.S. citizens. Now, the legislation before us today could have been improved to better protect the rights of U.S. citizens by passing amendments proposed by my colleague senator Feingold, but we turned those down.
"Instead what has been a delicate balance in the United States to protect the rights of privacy of U.S. citizens and national security is going to be further eroded.
"Congress has limited powers and so does the President. The President does not and should not have unchecked power in this or any other area. It would be contrary to our American values and our system of government, which has endured for more than 231 years.
"When strengthening national security, we must also safeguard civil liberties and the privacy rights of American citizens. I cannot support a bill that fails to strike this critical balance, as the original Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) did.
"We didn't allow the government to have unchecked unlimited authority then, and we shouldn't allow it now.
"There have been times in the past when both Democratic and Republican administrations lost sight of the need to protect U.S. citizens' privacy rights.
"We all want to protect the United States, but how good is this approach if the end result is that everyone thinks that there is a back door to our computer operating systems, a back door to our telecommunication systems? Who will want to do business in the United States if what they think there are no secure systems, only systems to which the U.S. government will have access? Communications over the Internet, regardless of country of origin or country of destination, know no national boundaries, and travel by the most efficient route. If the Act as currently drafted goes forward, it may lead to an international reexamination of how the Internet should operate.
"FISA has been a very important part of our checks and balances.
"In our country, a Senator cannot pick or choose what laws they follow and neither should the President nor telecommunication companies.
"Congress should not be providing blanket immunity for telecommunications companies that cooperated with the Administration's warrantless wiretapping programs. We don't know precisely what those companies did or the full extent of what they did.
"I believe the federal courts should be allowed to rule on the legality of the companies' conduct. Congress should not move to preempt judicial decisions. Special procedures can be put in place that could allow such cases to move ahead without revealing classified information or damaging U.S. national security.
"Specifically, I want to touch on the lawsuit the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) filed against a large telecom company, accusing it of violating FISA, on behalf of a class of its customers.
"If retroactive immunity is granted to telecom providers, the lawsuit will be dismissed, and the public will never get an opportunity of getting even a glimpse of what happened.
"The issue of the federal government and telecoms possibly violating FISA came to light in part as a result of the actions of a brave whistleblower.
"According to media reports and internal AT&T documents provided by this whistleblower, Mark Klein, the telecom company allegedly splits off a copy of all of the internet traffic transported over fiber-optic cables running though its San Francisco office and diverts it all--emails, IMs, web browsing, everything—to a secure room under the control of the National Security Agency that contains sophisticated data-mining equipment capable of monitoring all the communications' content in real-time.
"What appears to have happened is a major change in how electronic surveillance is conducted in this country. Surveillance used to be particularized--investigators would pick a target and then intercept the communications of that target.
"But now, it appears the Administration is using advances in technology to move to a wholesale surveillance regime, where everything is intercepted and then investigators sift through the hay to pick their targets. In other words, the Administration is seizing millions of Americans' communications--billions of phone calls and emails and more--in a 21st century high-tech equivalent of the King's general warrants that our Founders fought a revolution to avoid.
"The Electronic Frontier Foundation wants a court to be able to decide whether this new mode of surveillance is or can ever be legal, under FISA or the Fourth Amendment. Letting the courts decide that question is critical to checks and balances, critical to ensuring that Congress' privacy laws are followed and the Fourth Amendment respected, and critical to preventing abuses of power.
"Therefore, I urge my colleagues to allow this case to move forward. I urge them to allow the federal courts to rule on the legality of the companies' conduct.
"These are the issues, I believe, that must be reviewed by the courts. I think passing this legislation really preempts what is critical judicial reviewand undermines the fundamental principle of checks and balances in our system. I know, Mr. President, that these are challenging times. But we have to remember our constitution and to remember what is effective policy.
"Everybody in America wants to be safer and we want to use technology to protect our national security. But, technology can be used in a way that protects privacy rights.
"This all goes back to checks and balances. Instead of rushing to dismantle them, Congress needs to maintain and strengthen these checks and balances in order to prevent abuses of power. This model has worked for our country.
"I encourage my colleagues to make sure we remember the Fourth Amendment and we remember our citizens' rights to privacy as well in considering this legislation, which I hope the Senate will turn down this afternoon.
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Routing complications at LINX
This issue should be resolved and updates are being tracked on our LINX routing post. It seems that the London Internet Exchange (LINX) are currently experiencing problems. Our connections to LINX are no longer carrying traffic and this is having an impact on some clients who would normally cross LINX to reach us. We do not currently have information on the precise cause but the issue has been reported by other IPs connecting at LINX. We will provide more information as soon as we have it, but unfortunately it seems that the problem is outside our network and outside our control. Date: 09/12/2009 Time: 17:20 Effect: Increased latency and packet loss for some routes into the our network UPDATE: LINX Graphing Report The highlighted regions show where the network was experiencing significant delays. Network status can be tracked via theclientarea.info. Community thoughts can be followed on Twitter: Twitter #linx
What will we see in Magento 1.4 Release
Our concerns Whilst we know 1.4 will bring a much improved e-commerce platform, our only concern lies in template compatibility. Those that suffered the upgrade from 1.1 to 1.2 or 1.2 to 1.3 will have been forced to change a small portion of their template to suit the newer methods devised. The major point upgrades were never designed to facilitate an end user easily upgrading their store with 1-click methods. So, for those of us that have built highly complex template derivatives, will the option to upgrade still remain viable? Improvements * Implemented frontend templates for widgets * Added field scope hints in system admin configuration * Implemented #15031: paypal checkout allowed through PP logo while allow guest checkout is marked NO * Simplified core email template store url generation (because all this logic is correctly implemented in the core url model). Completely disallowed to render SID in emails. Moved … Continue reading
Random redirect to homepage with Magento
This issue has bobbed its head a few times in various different ways. The example is that a user reaches checkout, my account or an equally session critical area, but instead of reaching the selected page, they are redirected to the homepage. This can be a conversion killer as usually the bug appears most notably on checkout. There can be a few reasons for this, however, we have found the two most common are: 1. Missing Com.php class This is very common and a peculiar "bug" as it isn't in the strictest sense. The file is required by the Zend library, but isn't present with Magento's default installation. Thankfully, this is a quick fix. Com.php should be in ./lib/Zend/Validate/Hostname/Com.php. You can easily create it by copying ./lib/Zend/Validate/Hostname/De.php to ./lib/Zend/Validate/Hostname/Com.php and editing the file contents, so the class name is: class Zend_Validate_Hostname_Com implements Zend_Validate_Hostname_Interface Or use the whole file contents shown … Continue reading


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Judy: It would have been a huge problem if any of the makeup rubbed off onto the costumes, so we had to do many tests before we came up with the right combination of products – especially for the hands. The only other challenge was conveying to our team the application techniques, as it really was an operatic style of makeup. The shaping of the eyes and painting the whole eye in cake makeup is unusual for modern makeup artists. Most people are a bit intimidated by pancake makeup and they dismiss it as "old fashioned," but it can be really beautiful if done properly. In the end, the whole team worked really hard and did a stunning job.
Judy: That's a really difficult question, but I guess I would have to say a Powerpoint Eye Pencil. I think I could make up anyone with just one Powerpoint Eye Pencil. Or at lease enhance their features.
(images & source; maccosmetics.com, youtube.com, foxsearchlight.com)


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Arrested Development: The One Where Michael Leaves (season two premiere) - VIDEO
(S02E01) Here's the rundown. Michael and his son leave for Phoenix. Well, not really. Michael needs money so he ends up going back to his old life at the model home in order to track down the company check book.
While Michael tries to do something productive, the rest of the siblings are into the usual mischief. When she and Tobias decide to explore an open relationship, Lindsay falls for a real estate agent. Tobias readies himself to join the Blue Man Group, excited at this new acting opportunity. GOB, who has been put in charge of the company, finds the contracts with Saddam Hussein but inadvertently gives them to his father who is dressed up like Oscar, George Sr.'s twin brother. Buster reconnects with Uncle Oscar but gets enlisted in the army by Lucille.
And at the end of the day, the Bluths realize they all need each other. If they didn't, it wouldn't be Arrested Development.
Why I Love This Episode:
This episode of AD was the first time I realized just how important having a DVR machine was. My favorite part is when GOB tells Michael about the contracts that he found that prove George, Sr. was making homes for Saddam and exonerates Michael. "Half in English, half in the squiggly," GOB explains. My husband and I rewound that scene three times. I laughed out loud each time. And I might have peed a little in my pants. That's not the first time I've admitted that. It's all for the love of Arrested Development. Writing this got me wondering what other fans' favorite moments are. If you have one, please leave it in the comments.
I have three other favorite parts. (One could even say they're 'sub-favorites' to the main favorite mention above.) The first is when "Michael Moore" stops Lucille and Buster while she's going to meet GOB at the company. He asks her if she'd ever send her child to war. The look that she gives Buster is great. Later on, Buster complains that his mom sent him off to into combat because, "the fat man dared her to."
Second, we have a classic Tobias scene. In an attempt to find something George Sr. might be hiding, Michael takes a sledge hammer to the walls of the model home. Behind that wall, is Tobias -- painted completely blue. Turns out that while looking for a support group, Tobias found a Blue Man Group performance. Now, as with many of Tobias's pursuits, he doesn't have the gig quite yet. In fact, he's yet to ask for an audition. He tells Michael, "Oh, no, no, I'm not in the group yet. I'm afraid I just blue myself."
And third, I loved the scene where Lindsay meets up with her realtor lover at his open house. I watched the episode this weekend to write this article. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw Ed Helms appear on screen. "It's Andy!" I said. But that's not why I loved the scene. Lindsay's obliviousness is at its best in this episode. She misreads everything Andy, I mean, the realtor says to feed her own ego.
Of course, there's always the little things. Here's a few: the rape horn, the Uncle Sam outfit Annyong wears, George-Michael sitting on his father's lap while driving, the eerie music every time Oscar Bluth says "father" in Buster's presence, and Barry's weird unknown diseases.
Best Lines of the Episode:
"Not a real nose. Got a picture of her when she was fourteen in a swimming cap. She looks like a falcon." --Michael on his twin sister's plastic surgery.
"Yeah, like anyone would want to 'R' here." --Buster on how his mother doesn't need a rape horn
"Well, if it isn't the boy who cried Phoenix." --Lucille to Michael
"It seems as though I may have stumbled on an acting opportunity." --Tobias
"As a member of the Blue Man Group?" --Michael
"No, you're thinking of the support group. They're called... the Blue Man Group." --Tobias
Here's the video of the episode. Enjoy!


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Eugene reviews plastic bag ban
EUGENE, Ore. -- Six months ago city officials banned plastic bags from checkout stands across Eugene.
While many people have made a habit of grabbing their reusable bags before going to get groceries, some still say they'd prefer to choose between paper or plastic.
In May, the Eugene City Council passed a law that banned single-use plastic bags at retail stores within city limits.
Stores are now barred from handing out plastic bags and can charge customers a minimum 5-cent fee for providing paper bags. Since the law's implementation, Zero-Waste Analyst Stephanie Scafa said half of Eugene's shoppers pay for paper.
"You'll see decreased litter, people being more conscious of bringing their bags with them when the go to the store, things like that," said Scafa.
Brynne Blevins is one of the many shoppers that chooses to bring their own bags to the store.
"I'd like to keep things out of the landfill. I like to teach my kids to reduce and re-use," said Blevins.
While most people are on board with the plastic bag ban, Little Y Market owner Gary Christopherson said his customers aren't ready to give up their plastic bags. He said it's not unusual to meet customers with food stamp cards who don't carry the cash to cover the paper bag fee.
"I'm just going to give it to them. If that's against the law, they can come and give me a ticket. I don't care. I'm not going to let that customer leave without a bag," said Christopherson.
Providing paper bags "is tripling or quadrupling my cost on putting out bags across the counter, when in fact, most of my customers would prefer plastic bags," he said.
At noon Wednesday, city officials are presenting a 6-month update at the Lane County Courthouse/Harris Hall to discuss how the law has been working. The meeting is open to the public.


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"Stop twirling in your seat and focus."
"Does this joke have anything to do with science?"
"No more gas noises."
"You went to the bathroom seven minutes ago!"
"Mop up those tears. Spelling isn't worth crying over."
"If you're not done writing that paragraph in five minutes, you're going to be grounded from Playstation until
you're twenty-three!"
These and many others were regulars around our place. And I repeated them EVERY evening. That is, until I realized that I had never set established clear-cut expectations. There's something miraculous about writing down rules, posting them in a public place, and referring to them as needed.
When I discovered this, I searched online for a homework pledge but found absolutely nothing. So I set out to create my own. Hubby and I conferred over its content, then we had a family meeting. All points were discussed and all parties signed,,stating that they understood and would abide by the pledge--or suffer the consequences!
Yes, parents have consequences too. We don't get a time-out or T.V. restriction. No, our consequences are much worse--we suffer from whiny, grumpy children who drag their homework into a four-hour event. It's well worth my effort to keep this list at the forefront of our minds.
Does this pledge solve every problem? Have we had an angelic atmosphere in the home since signing it?
But, I can tell you this--we regress only when I forget to keep us all accountable.
I've pasted it below for you, but feel free to tweak it according to your family's needs.
Happy homeworking! (hopefully...)


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Ragged robin is found growing naturally in damp places in Europe, Caucasus and Siberia. It has the typical, flat flower-heads of Lychnis, but these are loose, with only a few individual flowers. They may vary from purplish pink to white and are star-shaped, with deeply cut petals. Plants are slightly hairy and upright or spreading. The blue-green leaves are lance-shaped at the base, becoming more rounded further up the stem. This is an understated, hardy perennial, that you may like to grow in your own wild patch in the garden.
Family: Caryophyllaceae
Genus: Lychnis
Species: flos-cuculi
Plant type: Hardy perennial
Flower colour: Mixed
Foliage colour: Blue-green
Feature: Flowers
Sun exposure: Full sun, Partial shade
Soil: Well-drained/light, Acidic, Chalky/alkaline, Moist, Boggy
Hardiness: Hardy
Skill level: Experienced
Height: 75cm
Spread: 80cm
Time to plant seeds: March to April
Time to divide plants: March to April
Helpful but I do wish that the glossary had pictures of flowers too,


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Kerry Doster enters his second season at the helm of the South Plains College rodeo program after leading the Sul Ross rodeo program since June 1996. In addition to coaching the Sul Ross rodeo teams, Doster was also a lecturer in Farrier Technology and manager of the Faskin Ranch facility.
Doster is ambitious and sees no reason the Texan and Lady Texan program cannot elevate to new heights in the not-so-distant future.
"Our expectations are to win the men's and women's regional title in the next five years with hopes of a title at the College National Finals Rodeo," states Doster. "The administrative staff at South Plains College has given the rodeo program the resources and the tools to be successful."
Doster's career in college rodeo began when he became a member of the Weatherford College rodeo team from 1992-1994. After graduating from Weatherford Doster transferred to Sul Ross where he continued to compete in the saddlebronc, bareback, and steer wrestling events until he graduated with a degree in Ag Business in 1996. Doster completed a masters of science degree in 2009, also from Sul Ross.
A native of Fort Worth, Texas, Doster was a member of the PRCA from 1994-2004 while competing in saddlebronc and steer wrestling. He still competes in steer wrestling and team roping, in addition to training horses in his spare time.
Doster and his wife, Lacey, reside in Levelland and have one daughter, Kellyanna.
A 2006 graduate of South Plains College, Cody Heck enters his first season as assistant coach of the men's and women's rodeo programs.
Heck is a native of Perryton, Texas and competed for the SPC rodeo team from 2004-2006. After graduating from SPC, Heck transferred to Eastern New Mexico University and in 2008 qualified for the College National Finals Rodeo in steer wrestling. In December of 2008 Heck attained his bachelors degree in Animal Dairy Science with an emphasis in production management and he is now pursuing a masters degree in secondary education at Eastern New Mexico University.
Competing for the Crutch Ranch, Heck qualified for the Working Ranch Cowboys Association (WRCA) finals in 2008 and 2010 and has also qualified horses to the RHAA finals in 2008, 2009, and 2010 held in Abilene, Texas.
Mendy Wyatt begins her first year as head athletic trainer at South Plains College after spending the previous 3 1/2 years as an athletic trainer and Outreach Services Coordinator for Lubbock Sports Medicine where she coordinated schedules for twenty-eight high school outreach programs in addition to supervising athletic trainers in an outreach setting, among many other duties.
At South Plains College, Wyatt's primary responsibilities include direct care of Texan and Lady Texan student-athletes, supervision of student athletic trainers, as well as management and administration of the athletic training room. She is no stranger to SPC as she has helped cover events in the past and has served as Coach Michelle Wyatt's summer camp trainer for six years.
The native of Abilene also has previous work experience as an athletic trainer at Covenant Sports Medicine (1997-2007), Abilene Muscle and Joint Clinic (1993-1996), and Ryder High School (1992-1993) in Wichita Falls.
Wyatt received a bachelor's degree from McMurry University and has earned hours toward a Masters of Athletic Training degree from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC). She is currently working to finish a masters degree in Kinesiology from the University of Texas at El Paso.
Married in 1995, Wyatt and her husband Robert have twin boys, Alex and Ryan, who are currently in the seventh grade. Wyatt's hobbies include reading, working with rescue animals, and watching her children play sports.
Katie was born and raised in Rochester, Minnesota and attended Lourdes High School. She graduated from Bemidji State University and currently attends Texas Tech Health Sciences Center as a second year Masters in Athletic Training Student. Her parents are David and Maryanne and she has two older brothers, Mike and Matt. She will help cover all sports at South Plains College, but has a special interest in rodeo. Her love for athletics, playing and watching sports, are what made her want to become an athletic trainer. She enjoys the level of activity the job demands and helping athletes reach their full potential.
Meagan hails from the small town of Whitharral Texas and is a physical education major that plans to transfer to Texas Tech and continue her studies in Health and Exercise Science. She has two wonderful parents, Ty and Nancy Paris, along with one sister, Monica and currently works with the Rodeo team. Her hobbiesinclude basketball, working out, scrapbooking, and spending time with family and friends.Meagan's favorite sports team is the San Antonio Spurs.
Meagan became interested in a career in athletic training when she tore her ACL during her junior year of high school. She decided athletic training was what she wanted to devote her life to during the time she spent rehabilitating her knee and making continuous doctor appointments.
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Dr. Hersch's clinical and research interests are in neurodegenerative disorders and particularly Huntington's disease (HD). He was recruited to MGH/Harvard Medical School in 2001 to direct the HD clinical center and develop a laboratory devoted to translational research for HD. Dr. Hersch's work on HD has spanned basic, translational, and clinical and has included the neuropathology of HD, its pathogenesis, the development of therapeutics, and the development of clinical and biological measures of HD in humans to improve testing potential therapies.
His laboratory has examined the roles of huntingin protein in pathogenesis, the contributions of transcriptional dysfunction and cellular energetics to HD pathogenesis, and has extensively used HD mouse models to examine mechanisms of disease and explore potential therapies. Many of the compounds the Hersch lab has helped explore in HD mice are advancing through clinical trials. Dr. Hersch has been a principal investigator, steering committee member, or site investigator for many observational or therapeutic studies in HD patients. He has developed and holds INDs for potential disease modifying therapies for HD, which have gone to phase II and phase III clinical trials. He is leading a collaborative NIH supported program to develop neuroimaging, protein, small molecule, and genomic biomarkers of HD. He is also co-chair of the executive committee of the Huntington Study Group (HSG) and plays a major role in the planning and execution of multicenter clinical trials for HD. He also directs clinical care for HD provided by the New England Center of Excellence for Huntington's disease and sees patients in the Movement Disorders unit at MGH.
ResearchDr. Hersch's clinical and research interests are in neurodegenerative disorders, particularly Huntington's disease (HD). Visit the Hersch Lab to learn more.
In a new research paper BWH and MGH researchers identify a transcriptional biomarker that may assist in the monitoring of Huntington's disease activity and in the evaluation of new medications.
An assay designed to measure normal and abnormal forms of the huntingtin protein – the mutated form of which causes Huntington's disease – was successful in detecting levels of the mutant protein in a large multicenter study of individuals at risk for the devastating neurological disorder.
The first clinical trial of a drug intended to delay the onset of symptoms of Huntington disease reveals that high-dose treatment with the nutritional supplement creatine was safe and well tolerated by most study participants. In addition, neuroimaging provided evidence that creatine might slow the progression of presymptomatic disease.
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Hello Ryan
I just wanted to let you know that I did go ahead and purchase your feeder, and it has worked very well with sparrows.I did speak to you on the phone about the need for it to deter sparrows as well and you told me about adding the fishing line if needed, but that has not been required at all. The minute we put your feeder up the entire wild bird population (rosellas, saturn bower birds, currawongs and sparrows) vanished overnight....brilliant!
I would strongly encourage you to advertise on your website that your feeder deters sparrows as well. Perhaps you have only sold to two people (now 3) who had sparrow problems because your site does not indicate your feeder deters them? I know I almost skipped over your site when looking for a feeder because it did not state it stopped sparrows when other sites did.
Thanks for your feeder, it was very reasonably priced and well worth the money spent. I also really like that it was a creative idea by a backyard Australian, and has stayed Australian Made, Australian ownedCheers
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"The chook feeder is fantastic and all of my chooks are now using it. I have five different breeds from a Silkie to an Australorp and all have learnt how to feed from it successfully without the mess of usual feeders. My feed bill has halved and rodents are now a thing of the past because of it's clever design."
From Michael - Junction Hill NSW
You are a legend, you have bent over backwards to accommodate my needs and got my order cut, packed and shipped within 20 mins of ordering. Very Highly recommended.
Hi Ryan, thanks for the great service. Your ability to build what I was after and arrange delivery so quickly is greatly appreciated by me and the 'girls'. Thanks again, Sarah
I am so pleased with my Dine-a-Chook feeder and drinker set!! As a chook owner for just over 2 years, I have always been on the lookout for an inexpensive, reliable feeder. As a huge bonus, Dine-a-Chook is not wild bird or rodent friendly!
I purchased the feeder first, and as we were having so many problems with pigeons hanging around. This mean that we were wasting so much money on expensive feed, especially when we went away. We would have to put so much out in a container and hope that the chooks got some after they had finished. Not to mention the attraction of rats and mice.
The feeder arrived a few days before we had planned to go away on a 3 day holiday. Perfect timing! We set the feeder up, and straight away I could see that the pigeons would have no chance of getting into the feeder to perch, as well as not accessible to rats and mice. I was absolutely rapt with it! We normally have someone to feed and check our five chooks, but after having the feeder set up for those few days, I knew I would not have to worry at all about their food supply when we were away.
When we got back, it still had lots of food in it. I didn't fill the feeder until it was empty. No refill was necessary until 6 days later! This is excellent piece of mind when you can't attend to the chooks (and knowing you don't have to!) Before I was going out to feed them about 4 times a day – so much wasted time. I would also go out to chase the pigeons away! And then I knew they weren't getting all of it. I knew straight away that we were saving so much money on expensive food.
We use a layer mix, not pellet, and have found no issue with it moving through the pipe. I experimented a little with the height of the feeder. I have both standard and bantam chooks, but in no time I found the best height. I first temporarily tied the feeder up so I could adjust it, then used the fittings supplied after I found the right height. My little bantam leghorn is a bit cheeky, and I found if the feeder was too low, she could flick a little of the feed out. But making it so she had to reach up a bit, stopped the sweeping action of her beak that pushed the food out.
There are other bonuses with the feeder, too. I used to find having a mixed flock, the boss chook would always force the bantam away from the food and peck her on the head. Now, my bantam can feed whenever she wants to, knowing that she can go back when the bullies have had their share. Also, as their head is in the feeder, if she does get pecked, it is on her back, and not on her huge leghorn comb, which was getting peck marks all over it.
I also love the fact that the food is totally dry and protected from the rain. I know longer have to run out I the rain to put the food away, knowing that once the food gets wet, it can go sour.
Once of the main things that also is fantastic compared to some of the other options around (which are also very expensive), is the fact that there are no moving parts. This means it is maintenance free and weather-proof, but the main advantage is that there is nothing to scare the chooks when they are feeding. No clanging or opening and shutting. This means that it is very easy to train the chooks to use the feeder. My chooks learned to eat out of the feeder within minutes. They were a little dubious at first, and then I gently trained the calmest chook's head to the feeder so she could understand what it was there for. It wasn't long that when one started, the others followed.
We always had the plan to cover the chook yard as well to make it more secure from predators and safer when we are away. We purchased some netting from Dine-a-Chook and have installed it. It is fantastic quality, and I am sure it will last for years. At the same time I decided I should have purchased the feeder and water set – I was so taken on the quality and performance of the feeder. I purchased the the cup style drinker. At first I thought the chooks may have trouble operating it, but they also learned very quickly. It is fantastic as it is mounted right next to the feeder. They then have it on hand whenever they need a drink. I have put the both of them outside in their run where they spend most of the time (near their gate, where they wait to be let out!!). I find the Wet-a-Chook is excellent – no algae build up, lots of clean, fresh water. Make sure it is mounted not too low, as chooks can scratch up dirt into the cup. As a backup in the shed for at night, I have another high volume waterer. It is a good idea to have lots of water available.
Overall, I am a very happy chook owner with my Dine-a-Chook products. I cannot stop recommending them to other chook owners. As a bonus, I can actually see the improvement in my chooks too! They look so much sleeker, even my old ISA Brown who was a bit on the scrawny side has put on condition, too. Having unlimited food and water on hand is the best way to ensure happy, healthy chooks and the best egg supply possible!
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Maximum entropy (MaxEnt) framework has been studied extensively in the
supervised setting. Here, the goal is to find a distribution p, that
maximizes an entropy function while enforcing data constraints so that
the expected values of some (pre-defined) features with respect to p,
match their empirical counterparts approximately. Using different
entropy measures, different model spaces for p and different
approximation criteria for the data constraints yields a family of
discriminative supervised learning methods (e.g., logistic regression,
conditional random fields, least squares and boosting). This framework
is known as the generalized maximum entropy framework.
Semi-supervised learning (SSL) has emerged in the last decade as a promising field that enables utilizing unlabeled data along with labeled data so as to increase the accuracy and robustness of inference algorithms. However, most SSL algorithms to date have had trade-offs, for instance in terms of scalability or applicability to multi-categorical data.
In this thesis, we extend the generalized MaxEnt framework to develop a family of novel SSL algorithms using two different approaches: i. Introducing Similarity Constraints We incorporate unlabeled data via modifications to the primal MaxEnt objective in terms of additional potential functions. A potential function stands for a closed proper convex function that can take the form of a constraint and/or a penalty representing our structural assumptions on the data geometry. Specifically, we impose similarity constraints as additional penalties based on the semi-supervised smoothness assumption; i.e., we restrict the generalized MaxEnt problem such that similar samples have similar model outputs. ii. Augmenting Constraints on Model Features We incorporate unlabeled data to enhance the estimates on the model and empirical expectations based on our assumptions on the data geometry.
In particular, we derive the semi-supervised formulations for three specific instances of the generalized MaxEnt on conditional distributions, namely logistic regression and kernel logistic regression for multi-class problems, and conditional random fields for structured output prediction problems. A thorough empirical evaluation on standard data sets that are widely used in the literature demonstrates the validity and competitiveness of the proposed algorithms. In addition to these benchmark data sets, we apply our approach to two real-life problems: i. vision based robot grasping, and ii. remote sensing image classification, where the scarcity of the labeled training samples is the main bottleneck in the learning process. For the particular case of grasp learning, we propose a combination of semi-supervised learning and active learning, another sub-field of machine learning that is focused on the scarcity of labeled samples, when the problem setup is suitable for incremental labeling.
The novel SSL algorithms proposed in this thesis have numerous advantages over the existing semi-supervised algorithms as they yield convex, scalable, inherently multi-class loss functions that can be kernelized naturally.


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Middlebury vs. Colby
March 29, 2008
|Skyler Hopkins
|(2, 3)
|Mike Stone
|(2, 2)
|Tom Petty
|(2, 1)
|Jim Cabrera
|(2, 0)
|Pete Smith
|(1, 1)
|Matt Virtue
|(1, 1)
|Frank Granara
|(1, 0)
|Matt Ferrer
|(1, 0)
|Jeff Begin
|(1, 0)
|Pete Britt
|7 (0.500)
|Current Record
|go to Middlebury page
|Whit Mccarthy
|(1, 2)
|Caddy Brooks
|(2, 1)
|Mark Squicciarino
|(2, 0)
|Stew Brown
|(1, 0)
|Drew Piekarski
|(1, 0)
|Alex Farmer
|10 (0.435)
|Current Record
|go to Colby page
|The Game Story:
|MIDDLEBURY, Vt. - Middlebury went on a 5-0 run in the second half,
breaking open a six-all tie against Colby en route to a 13-7 victory at Kohn Field on
Saturday afternoon. In a battle of two previously unbeaten teams, the seventh-ranked
Panthers improve to 6-0 overall and 4-0 in NESCAC action, while the Mules drop to 5-1
and 2-1 in conference play. Both teams return to action on Wednesday, as Middlebury
hosts Williams for an afternoon match-up, while Colby hosts Bates in the evening.
The Panthers built an early 2-0 lead in the first quarter with goals by
Skyler Hopkins and Matt Virtue before the Mules knotted the score with goals by Mark
Squicciarino and Caddy Brooks later in the quarter. After a Middlebury goal by Matt
Ferrer gave the Panthers their second lead of the game at 3-2, Colby answered with three
goals, including another by Brooks with less than a minute remaining in the first
quarter and the only goals of the second for a 5-3 advantage heading into halftime.
Middlebury retook the lead in the third quarter on a three-goal spurt,
highlighted by a pair of tallies by Jim Cabrera, including the go-ahead goal at the 9:27
mark. The Mules tied the game at six-all on a man-up score by Drew Piekarski with 2:47
The decisive five-goal run by the Panthers began just over a minute later as
Hopkins led a fast break and fed a cutting Jeff Begin for the score at the 1:35 mark in
the third. Just 20 seconds later, Hopkins cut across the cage and slipped one past
Colby goalie Alex Farmer for an 8-6 lead. Hopkins set up Pete Smith's man-up goal at
the 12:25 in the fourth, before Frank Granara and Mike Stone scored for an 11-6
advantage with 10:23 remaining in the game.
Squicciarino's driving goal, set up by a pair of nice screens, stopped the
Middlebury run with 7:05 on the clock, but a pair of goals by Tom Petty later in the
fourth built the Panther lead back to 13-7.
Hopkins led the Panthers with two goals and three assists, as Stone
collected a pair of goals and two assists, while Petty and Cabrera each netted two
goals. Brooks scored two goals and assisted on another for the Mules, while Squicciarino
scored a pair and Whit McCarthy scored one and got two assists. Pete Britt made seven
saves and allowed seven goals for Middlebury, as Farmer stopped 10 shots and made 13
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At the west summit is a scenic overlook providing views of the Absaroka to the south and west; the Beartooth to the north; and the Bighorn Basin area to the east. In June and July, skiers may be seen on the headwall above Twin Lakes. This is the site of the Red Lodge International Race Camp. This is a special use operation aimed at attracting Olympic class skiers for a summer training opportunity. At the Wyoming/Montana state line, you leave the Shoshone National Forest and enter the Custer National Forest. Many National Forest recreation sites are located between this point and Red Lodge. They are operated by the Custer National Forest.
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Well here's an interesting way to treat end stage cancer patients:
Things have to be bad if you are prepared to allow someone to put feces in your brain. This was the case for three brain cancer patients at the University of California-Davis Medical Center, who consented to the highly experimental procedure. But the doctors who performed the implants were fined by the state's Department of Public Health anyway.
The three patients all had end stage glioblastoma multiforme, which is a fast growing type of brain tumor. They had not responded to conventional treatments, including removal of the tumors, so doctors suggested the new, untested treatment, which involved placing bacteria from the bowels in the patients' brains. The idea was to create infections that would kill the remaining tumor cells.
Sadly, according to the state's report, the fecal bacteria created infections, but not with the intended results. The patients went into seizures and developed symptoms of septic infection, or bacteria in the blood. The first patient died soon after the treatment and experienced several other bacterial infections and never regained breathing or feeding functions.
The third patient also died after displaying severe symptoms of blood infection.
The state report said although the patients we informed that the fecal bacteria treatments were experimental and untested on humans, doctors had no plan for what to do if the experiments went wrong. They treated some of the resulting infections with antibiotics, but not others and could not explain the reasons for that inconsistency to investigators.
In interviews with the state investigators, hospital officials acknowledged that introducing fecal bacteria into the brain was "not a standard treatment for brain tumors." In fact, they said this form of therapy "had not been proven to be effective" and contained a "high risk for harm" with "no clear benefit" defined for the patients.
The State review of the Medical Center and the doctors is here.
The doctors here got the proper consent so I don't know if liability would be here since the patients consented. The doctors though did an end around of the Medical center's IRB (Institutional Review Board) process and there's the rub. There's nothing generally wrong with controversial and experimental treatments of patients who are dying and are consenting. IRB is a ginormous pain in the butt and it can, as all administrative procedures, hinder flexibility. BUT, not going to IRB raises huge red flags because IRB at least allows some peer review of procedures and acts as a check and balance on doctors. The IRB process could no doubt be improved at any institution I wager, but avoiding the process altogether is not the right and ethical way to go about making such changes.


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When the ban was first passed, there was opposition from some area businesses who feared they would lose customers.
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"It's been overwhelmingly popular. Nearly 80 percent of Minnesotans support the law, and 86 percent say it makes bars and restaurants more healthy for employees," he said.
Sheldon added that Clear Way Minnesota has also seen an increase in the number of people quitting smoking because of the ban.


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Which we are sure is true. In fact Ug and Gronk probably regularly smashed a few atoms together if the firewood was wet when their mammoth needed cooking…
In the late 1990s, regulators in some U.S. states began to make electric utilities sell their nuclear reactors to private operators. They weren't trying to help head off climate change, yet they managed to do just that.
Deregulation was supposed to bring down power prices. The sale of nuclear plants to nonutility owners, such as Exelon Corp., was part of the process and was intended to serve that goal. But it also helped offset more greenhouse gas emissions in the 2000s than all of the wind and solar generation in the country combined.
Increased nuclear output is an example of what I call "low- tech cleantech," or the intelligent management of our energy infrastructure to make it more efficient. A small improvement in nuclear operations can have a much bigger impact than double- digit growth in renewable power sources for a simple reason: Nuclear reactors today generate far more of the U.S.'s electricity than wind turbines and solar panels.
When nuclear reactors were sold to nonutility buyers, the new owners faced strong incentives to increase output. They wanted to make a profit, and, unlike utilities, they weren't compensated by electricity rates set by the public-utilities commissions. Rather, they earned wholesale market prices for every kilowatt-hour of power they sold to the grid. My Haas School colleague Lucas Davis and I found that these divested nuclear power plants increased their electricity output by about 10 percent compared with plants that remained with utility owners. One way they did this was shortening the down time for the reactors' refueling.


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Comments: The debut album from Kim Garrison, You are Loved, is an atmospheric, vocal-driven concoction, satisfyingly heavy but not dense. You are Loved has an ethereal tone to it, somewhat like the vocals of Bat for Lashes minus combined with smooth, complimentary instrumentation. A highlight of the album is the cover of Jeff Buckley's "The Sky is a Landfill", which shows off Kim's vocal prowess, while still doing homage to the original.
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"The Sopranos."
Tony Soprano's murdering antics have become legendary yet his womanizing ways are as equally as formidable. Owning a strip club can do that to a man. His many conquests have included his children's school teacher, his mothers helper and a car sales woman, each of which managed to cause his marriage a dose of extra strife. It turns out that crime does pay.
"Secret Diary Of A Call Girl."
Every prostitute probably believes that they possess a heart of gold, but Billie Piper's Belle manages to just about prove it. She even has a strong work ethic that means she sees numerous clients in the same nights. But to be honest, she looks like she is worth every penny, and maybe a few more pennies on top of that, too.
"Spartacus's" antics would make Caligula blush. There's all types of murder, illicit sex, and orgies going on. It's be one thing if these were rare events, but it's practically an episodic occurrence. It's not porn, but it's pushing the boundary pretty hard. Who knew the Romans loved coitus so much, right?
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