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The Counseling Center along with Active Minds and Southern's RAOK (Random Acts of Kindness) is sponsoring a FREE HUGS Campaign on campus during Mid-terms week and finals.
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Global Economy,
U.S. Economy
Great Interview on The Mises View Judge Andrew P.
Napolitano packs a lot of hard facts and truth about the
destructiveness of the national debt.
Looks like a great economic
recovery, how can one believe government stats any more?
NEW YORK April 10, 2014 (AP) By ANNE D'INNOCENZIO AP Retail
Dollar stores are feeling the pinch from mounting financial
pressures on low-income shoppers.
Family Dollar said Thursday that will cut jobs and close about
370 underperforming stores as it tries to reverse sagging sales and
earnings. The discount store operator will also permanently lower
prices on about 1,000 basic items.
Family Dollar Inc., which operates 8,100 stores, did not provide
details on how many jobs it would cut.
The retail chain follows competitors in highlighting the split
between shoppers who are enjoying an improving economy and those
being left behind.
Dollar General, the nation's largest dollar-store chain with
about 11,100 locations, offered a weak profit outlook last month
after reporting weak fourth-quarter sales. And Dollar Tree, which
operates nearly 5,000 locations, missed profit expectations for the
holiday quarter in February.
Family Dollar has stumbled even more than its rivals because it
has made mistakes in pricing, merchandising and the locations of its
stores, analysts say. Still, the industry's problems are a big
departure from a few years ago, when Family Dollar and other chains
packed in customers and expanded rapidly by catering to
cash-strapped people during the Great Recession.
How can this be ?,
the government says there is minimal 1.5% inflation.-
Soaring Food Inflation Full Frontal: Beef, Pork And
Shrimp Prices Soar To Record Highs
We previously
noted that both beef and pork (courtesy of the affectionately
Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus) prices have been reaching new
all time highs on an almost daily basis. It is time to update the
chart. Below we show what a world in which the Fed is constantly
lamenting the lack of inflation looks like for beef prices…
Prices for shrimp have jumped to a 14-year high in recent months,
spurred by a disease that's ravaging the crustacean's population. At
Noodles & Co., a chain with locations across the country, it costs
29 percent more to add the shellfish to pastas this year, and
shrimp-heavy dishes at places like the Cheesecake Factory Inc. are
going up as well.
Restaurant chains, already struggling with shaky U.S.
consumer confidence, are taking a profit hit as prices climb. Even
worse, the surge is happening during the season of Lent, when
eateries rely on seafood to lure Christian diners who abstain from
chicken, beef and pork on certain days.
"It's coming at a tough time for the industry," said Andrew
Barish, a San Francisco-based analyst at Jefferies LLC. "With the
Lenten season, what you'll see out there is a lot of promotions with
seafood, and usually shrimp is a big part of that."
In March, shrimp prices jumped 61 percent from a year earlier,
according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The climb is
mainly due to a bacterial disease known as early mortality syndrome.
While the ailment has no effect on humans, it's wreaking havoc on
young shrimp farmed in Southeast Asia, shrinking supplies.
James Johnson, a Jewel-Osco supermarket shopper in Chicago, has
noticed the price increase. He's been cutting back on one of his
favorite dishes — shrimp and potato soup — because of the cost.
"I haven't made it in a while," the 29-year-old said.
"Shrimp looks expensive."
At Noodles, it now costs $3.34 to add the shellfish to a meal of
pasta or pad thai, compared with $2.59 last year.
"We still want to at least offer it as choice," Chief Executive
Officer Kevin Reddy said in a phone interview. "As soon as
the costs begin to normalize, we'll return to the regular price."
Again how can this be ?, the government says there is
minimal inflation.- Gary
The BLS's seasonally adjusted electricity price index rose to
209.341 this March, the highest it has ever been, up 10.537
points—or 5.3 percent–from 198.804 in March 2013.
In its press release on the Consumer Price Index, BLS noted that
the overall energy index declined in March, driven by declining
gasoline and fuel oil indexes, despite increases in natural gas and
"The energy index fell 0.1 percent in March after a 0.5 percent
decline in February," said BLS. "The gasoline index declined 1.7
percent in March, the same decline as in February. (Before seasonal
adjustment, gasoline prices rose 5.1 percent in March).
"The fuel oil index also declined, falling 2.9 percent after
rising 4.1 percent the previous month," said BLS. "In contrast, the
index for natural gas rose sharply, increasing 7.5 percent, its
largest one-month increase since October 2005. It has increased 15.3
percent over the last three months.
"The electricity index also increased, rising 1.1 percent," said
BLS. "Over the last 12 months, the energy index has increased 0.4
percent, with the natural gas index rising 16.4 percent, the
electricity index increasing 5.3 percent, and the fuel oil index
advancing 2.1 percent. These increases more than offset a 4.7
percent decline in the gasoline index."
I don't
know why this would not be plastered all over the Internet to scare
the hell out of the U.S. population and wake them up, "worse than
Greece". A chart passed along to the Weekly Standard from Senator
Sessions office, ranking budget committee member.
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Ashes humiliations rarely end well. A whitewash in 2007 cost England their coach, Duncan Fletcher, and now another means that England's next Test will be conducted under a new head coach, after the ECB confirmed today that Andy Flower has stepped down from his job.
The Times understands that Flower was not sacked by Paul Downton, the incoming managing director of England cricket. In a series of meetings this week, Flower told Downton that he felt the split coaching role between himself and Ashley Giles was not working, and that one man should be responsible for both jobs - a stance


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Example - Creating a File List
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Example - Setting a Cookie
Libraries of free Perl Software
: a library of useful Perl routines
or see
CGI-lib, developed by Steven Brenner
: Lincoln Stein's CGI.pm
: echos a form's input
: prints all environment variables
Locations containing free Perl scripts and Software
The Perl Directory
CPAN (Comprehensive Perl Archive Network)
Matt's Script Archive
A few examples of available CGI scripts.
Here are a few examples.
A program to send the contents of a form via an email message
To get the perl source code
click here
A program to produce graphs of your log files
A program to produce a counter for your page
A program to produce a clock for your page
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Outfielder Marlon Byrd is hitting .375 in nine games this spring. The Phillies signed him to a two-year deal in November.
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Things could be worse, Phillies manager Ryne Sandberg said Monday after his team lost 8-1 to the visiting Braves. .
"It's March 10," said Sandberg, whose club fell to 2-9-1 in Grapefruit League play The Phillies are hitting .194 this spring with a .589 OPS.
"It's also spring training atmosphere, some guys at two at-bats, three at-bats and out. Sprinkled with days off in there, it's more of a choppy schedule for the guys. Maybe it's hard for guys to get into a groove, get into a rhythm." ...


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During the 1890s Mayville was one of a number of small schools in Southsea providing private education in the city. Since its beginning at the home of Miss West at 1 Gains Road the school has occupied various premises within a stone's throw of its first home and current location.
Between 1911 and 1936 the school accepted boarders but in 1936 Miss West transferred the boarding pupils to Charmandean Manor School in Worthing. Mayville reopened in September 1936 as a day school on the same premises and under the leadership of Mrs Livesey the school prospered and was one of the few schools not evacuated during the Second World War and briefly had a group of senior boys.
On the death of Mrs Livesey in 1980 the school became a charitable trust.
Whilst Mayville has always been a mixed school by the early 1990s the male presence in the school was tiny. However, that changed in 1997 with the introduction of boys with the creation of separate classes for boys and girls.
The school has always moved forward with the times and the flooding that hit Southsea in the autumn of 2000 provided an opportunity to take a giant leap forward once the disaster of losing our hall, kitchens, dining room and the entire Pre-Prep was assimilated.
Since the flood the development of our buildings has included a small hall, two new science laboratories, a large and bright art studio, a purpose built music studio, enhanced DT facilities as well as new state of the art buildings for the whole Pre-Prep and Junior Departments and upgrades for the Nursery. The final phase of building was completed by Christmas 2008 with the opening of the Linda Owens Hall. A silver lining to a dark cloud!
We are an independent co-educational day school in the heart of Southsea with around 500+ students on roll.
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UPDATED, 8 a.m.:An Indiana State Police media release Saturday morning indicated the silver alert issued Friday evening for Eugene V. Wise, 62, New Castle, has been canceled.
No further details were provided. According to a post on the Henry County Sheriff's Department's Facebook page, New Castle police have reported Wise "has been found safe."
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-10-10-2001 #16
The Atlanta who?You must of meant the Air Force Falcons.You must be on the wrong board.This is a pro football teams forum.RAMS RULE!
-10-10-2001 #17MsWistRAM Guest
35-10. Do we really have to let these clowns in? Is there rules that say we have to?
-10-11-2001 #18Blankman17 Guest
Nebraska South 38
Giants 16
-10-11-2001 #19RAMble On Guest
With no Giants running game and a higher intensity from the Swarm, the Rams hold them to two field goals.
Rams 32
Giants 6
-10-12-2001 #20Mykel Guest
Rams over Giants!
Last week the Ram's tore up the Lions on the short game. This week with 2 players questionable and 1 hampered by a hamstring in the secondary, the Giants will have a tough time defending the long ball, and anyone that has had a chance to see the Rams play a quarter of football knows the long-ball is where its at. Watch for at least 3 70+ yard plays for the Rams to run that score up. Offense? 38
On the other side of the ball the Rams defense is looking better and better as time goes on. They will continue to dominate with their defensive pressure and love being "David" with a slingshot taking down the Giant. While they wont play as perfect a game as they did last week they will still be very respectable. Defense? 13
Totals Rams 38 Giants 13
For the second straight week the Rams cover the spread and walk away with a CONVINCING victory.
-10-12-2001 #21
lets see....
another run away this week......
-10-12-2001 #22
If the players are seeing this DONT LET UP!!!
The Giants have played the Rams pretty tough the last couple of games .BUT The RAMS own these guys!!!!
The high-flying Rams will be flying all over the dome again
Rams 31 Giants 7 (I am giving them a little credit but I really want the DEFENSE to step it up!)
:evil:Always a Rams Fan............
Rex Allen Markel
-10-12-2001 #23Shale Guest
Ordinarily I would shave points from a team that had just come off an easy week, but the Rams and the Giants both played loaded games (Detroit and Washingtion) so I call that a trump.
Picking this week gets easier when I look at the Giants' injuries. Ron Dayne (RB) is questionable and Tiki Barber hasn't practiced since he pulled his hamstring against New Orleans. That may effectively take away their most potent weapon.
The Rams have won all 3 games that Fassel has coached (dating back to 1997), I don't see that trend changing. The truth is that the Ram's were built for turf and the Giants are a classic "grind up the grass" offense...this game is in a dome.
Chalk up one more year of being a Ram chew toy...put a "W" in the column, boss!
Final Score: Rams 28, New York 14*
*we picked them apart last year (38-24) and I think that is going to send the Giants in mad. while I think our defense can handle the pressure, look to see Warner having a hard time adjusting to the Giant blitz in the first half...only to return in the second to eat them up!
-10-13-2001 #24RMFN Guest
Looking forward to it!!!!!!!!!!
The Rams will stay on the course and take it to the G-men.
GIANTS 10:confused:
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text: I want to buy one of these new Nest thermostats. Not only are they designed well, though they can save you 14-22% on your energy bill. Use the ap to turn your heat up when you land coming home from vacation and find your home toasty warm when you walk in the front door! Find one at the Apple Store or Lowes.


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Second student death shakes high school
April 6, 2009
School counselors reported to Issaquah High School March 31 after school officials were notified that Kevin Conroy Tork, a 15-year-old sophomore, had died in Seattle.
To The Editor
April 6, 2009
Free concert
Thanks to the city for hosting a great performance by the chamber orchestra Read more
Off The Press
April 6, 2009
Rock icon still going strong after 50 years
Living well is the best revenge.
George Herbert, a 17th century English poet, is credited with the famous quote, but the same could be said for rock stars in their 60s and 70s. Read more
Annual math assessment graduation requirement amended
April 6, 2009
Students who earn two math credits after 10th grade no longer have to take a state math exam each year prior to graduation.
Roll call
April 6, 2009
SSB 5136, which passed the House 62-35, provides that homeowner associations may not prohibit a solar energy panel on an owner's property as long as it meets applicable health and safety standards and requirements imposed by state and local permitting authorities. It passed the Senate 45-0. Read more
Homeless pets need good foster parents
April 6, 2009
Cats are typically at their most adorable and most playful when they're still small, fluffy newborn kittens. But inevitably, they grow up.
Sammamish resident Kathy Mulej has found a way to keep her home almost perpetually filled with kittens for the past 15 years, by becoming a foster parent for the Seattle Humane Society.
"We get them when they're fun," she said. "When they get big enough to really get into trouble and start scratching up things, then they find another home." Read more
Farmers market will sprout April 11
April 6, 2009
On 140 acres near Wapato, farmer Rick Haas grows fruit — including apples, peaches and plums — and vegetables bound for farmers markets in Western Washington. When the Issaquah Farmers Market opens for the season April 11, Haas will offer his homegrown wares at Pickering Barn.
The market and other ventures across the region benefited in recent years as consumers stepped up efforts to buy local produce, market vendors said.
"There is a demand, a big push on right now, to buy fresh and buy local," Market Manager Dave Sao said. Read more
Bus drivers roundup fourth at national rodeo
April 6, 2009
Fighting bitter cold and freezing temperatures in Indianapolis, a local pair of school bus drivers took fourth place at the national Special Needs School Bus Safety Competition in Indianapolis Feb. 28.
"We froze our butts off," said driver Donna "Scooter" Patterson. "It was 15 to 19 degrees and there were little stupid snowflakes, and we had to drive in it."
"It was fun," said driver Alaine Tibbetts. "But it was awesomely cold." Read more
Egg hunt here
April 6, 2009
The Sammamish Family YMCA Eggstravaganza is from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. April 11 at 4221 228th Ave. S.E. There will be face painting, games, pictures with the Easter Bunny and an egg hunt. Call 391-4840. File
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April 6, 2009
The Issaquah Highlands annual Easter egg hunt is from 10 a.m. – noon April 11 at Village Green and Blakely Hall. There will be a bounce house, giant slide, petting zoo, children's games, Easter egg hunts, live music and more. Go to www.ihwebsite.com. Read more


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From working on celery and lettuce breeding projects at UC Davis to serving as the vice president of lettuce operations for Dole Fresh Vegetables, Mary Zischke has dedicated her career to improving leafy green production.
It comes, then, as no surprise that Zischke has spent the past eight years as the CEO of the California Leafy Greens Research Program which funds research projects that benefit the leafy greens industry by improving product quality through plant breeding. The Salinas based organization also supports practical food safety research efforts and pest management projects ...


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Full Interview
Backstage Video: While in his dressing room, Robert Pattinson grabbed a camera and recorded himself enjoying a quick snack!
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USPTO rejects Apple claims from second Apple-Samsung trial
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Finding unlikely to affect judgement or payout, will take years to resolve
A claim asserted against Samsung in the second Apple-Samsung patent trial in California, which had already received a summary judgement of infringement by US District Court Judge Lucy Koh, has been rejected alongside other claims in the same patent by the US Patent and Trademark Office -- the same body that initially granted the patent. The finding, which is a preliminary rejection that is part of a long process, has already been brought up by Samsung in an effort to get out of paying part of the $119 million judgement against it.
The initial rejection is essentially meaningless, and illustrative of the confused and confusing nature of software patents. When patenting the result of coding, many ideas that were novel at the time -- such as Apple's "bounceback" scrolling, which mimics some real-world behavior (that thus creates "prior art") -- seem "obvious" today.
The appeals process for disputing patent invalidations is very long -- even before the final appeal that moves to the federal court system -- and takes a number of years to complete. Further, it can often result in complete flip-flops within the USPTO itself, as happened to Apple with it's bounceback patent. Following two complete rejections of the patent, a second appeal ended up re-confirming the original patent in its entirety.
During the trial, Samsung presented prior art to defend itself against the claim of infringement on the "autocomplete" patent, saying that examples (which included a fictional tablet used in the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey) invalidated Apple's claims in the patent. The judge found at the time that this was insufficient, and ruled that Samsung had so clearly copied the technology that this particular patent issue shouldn't even be brought to trial. With its new filing, Samsung is attempting to put the judge in the awkward position of having to enforce her previous summary judgement on the matter for a patent that could -- several years from now -- be found invalid, reports patent analyst Florian Mueller.
As Apple will undoubtedly reply by pointing out numerous examples of preliminary rejections that were later reversed (including its own) and that Samsung will not be liable to pay the judgement until after the appeal is exhausted -- again a possibly years-long process -- it seems unlikely that Judge Koh will reverse herself on the finding, particularly given that Samsung was again found guilty on nearly all counts by the jury on the other infringement claims they examined. However, Samsung has filed a notice with the judge asking for a review in light of the preliminary rejection.


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Sakit Sa Baga
Sakit sa Baga is a Lung problem and treatment.
Sakit sa Baga is tagalog term for Lung Disease
Many Filipinos experience this such of problem due to environment excessive smoking and luck of body minerals. There a way to avoid this kind of health problem by understanding what it is.
Sakit sa Bago is also known a tb or tuberculosis
Characterized by a high neutrophil count, eg cystic fibrosis, emphysema, chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder or acute respiratory distress syndrome.
obstructive pulmonary disease
Obstructive pulmonary disease is lung disease where bronchial tubes become narrowed making it difficult to move air and especially outside of the lungs.
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), an example of a obstrutive arteries, is where the airways become damaged, causing it to shrink.
Asthma is another example of an obstructive lung disease, (and an inflammatory lung disease).
restrictive lung disease
Restrictive lung disease (also known as interstitial lung disease) is a category of respiratory disease characterized by a loss of lung compliance, causes of incomplete lung expansion and increased lung stiffness. For example in infant respiratory distress syndrome (IRDS).
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Disney has made available the Wall-E toy at the Maker Faire and I can't be more excited about it. I guess the kids will probably like more than me because the robot includes tank treads, 10 motors, audio and vision sensors. The Wall-E toy is controlled with the help of a joystick, but I prefer the touchpad and I should mention the thing that made me love the toy – the "follow me" mode which makes the Wall-E to follow you or your kid. The retail price of the toy is about $190. It's up to you to decide if this is worth.
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The Speed Scrub 2001 model maneuvers easily while providing maximum scrubbing power. This compact 20-inch scrubber applies 50 lbs. of pad pressure at 250 rpm for excellent results. Zero-radius turning makes tight turns easy. Floating head design ensures even results on irregular floors. This unit has a 10-gal. solution and 12-gal. recovery tank, rear empty and fill hose, and height-adjustable console. Electric model includes 75-ft. power cord. Flashing safety lights are standard.


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Since 1998, Minnesota's big band enthusiasts have had the fortune to hear performances by the JazzMN Big Band. Formed to "promote, preserve and perpetuate jazz, America's indigenous art music, through performance, historical preservation, and education," this non-profit group is an amalgam of the best band artists in the Twin Cities. Over the past ten seasons, the JazzMn Big Band has presented a who's who list of guest artists, including Arturo Sandoval, Phil Woods, James Moody, Dave Weckl, Terry Gibbs, Buddy DeFranco, Bob Mintzer, Kevin Mahogany, Nicholas Payton and more. On March 20th, the the JazzMN Big Band led by Doug Snapp, welcomes guests, composer Fred Sturm and local ensemble Voice Trek. All concerts at begin at 7:30 pm at the Hopkins High School Performing Arts Center.
"Composer of Our Time" with Fred Sturm and guest vocalists, Voice Trek. Grammy-nominated composer Fred Sturm is Director of Jazz and Improvisational Music at the Lawrence University Conservatory of Music and serves as guest conductor of orchestras and ensembles throughout the US and Europe. Co-owner of the renowned Tritone Jazz Fantasy Camps, Fred's compositions and arrangements have been performed by jazz ensembles, symphony orchestras, wind ensembles, and chamber groups worldwide, and by Bobby McFerrin, Wynton Marsalis, Bob Brookmeyer, Clark Terry and Phil Woods. An abbreviated list of Sturm's honors includes the 2003 ASCAP/IAJE Commission in Honor of Quincy Jones and a 1997 Grammy nomination. From 1991 to 2002, while serving as Professor and Chair of Jazz Studies and Contemporary Media at the Eastman School of Music, he directed the world-acclaimed Eastman Jazz Ensemble, conducted the 70-piece Eastman Studio Orchestra, and coordinated the Eastman jazz composition and arranging program.
The JazzMN Big Band
Dr. Doug Snapp, the band's founder and Artistic Director, has degrees in jazz studies from the University of North Texas and a doctorate from the University of Northern Colorado, where he led the college jazz ensembles to several Downbeat Awards. In addition to playing trumpet and directing the JazzMN Big Band, Snapp is a Professor of Jazz Studies and Trumpet at Minnesota State University, Mankato, and plays principal trumpet in the Mankato Symphony.
Band members this season include: Brian Grivna, Kathy Jensen, Dave Karr, Dale Mendenhall, Clay Pufahl and Pete Whitman (saxes); Jeff Gotwig ,Bob Hallgrimson, Dave Jensen and Steve Strand (trumpets); Wade Clark. Ethan Frier, Dave Graf and Michael Nelson (trombones); Mary Louise Knutson (piano), Terry Burns (bass), Dave Singley (guitar) and Joe Pulice (drums).
This season, the JzMN Big Band continues its outreach program with area schools. For schedule and information, watch the band's website at www.jazzmn.org
Single tickets are $27/$25/$17 in advance or $29/$27/$19 at the door. Student rush tickets, when available, are $10. Visit www.jazzmn.org for more information or to order tickets. The Hopkins High School Performing Arts Center is located at 2400 Lindbergh Drive, Minnetonka.


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About the FriendsMore About the Friends »
The Friends of the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge is a non-profit that works with the US Fish and Wildlife Service and our local communities to meet wildlife and biological management objectives, recreational and educational goals and support diverse programs related to the Refuge.
We promote educational programs related to the Refuge and natural history of the area. We organize events and programs that help make the refuge more available to the public. We work with Refuge staff to help improve the refuge. This work also provides an opportunity for members to get to know the refuge.
November Program
On Wednesday, November 18th at 7:00 PM the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will talk about Holy White-Nose Syndrome, Batman!. Hear the latest information the Fish and Wildlife Service has to share about the white-nose syndrome crisis. read more »
Walks, Talks, Kids Programs and Work Parties
With the warm fall weather there are plenty of activities scheduled on the Refuge. Check out our calendar for walks, talks and kids' programming. And consider volunteering for this season's clean up activitities on the refuge! read more »
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Help Remove Invasives from the Refuge
Volunteers are needed to help remove invasives from the refuge. Check out calendar for details. read more »
Help Save Blanding's Turtles
Since 2006, the US Fish and Wildlife Service has made an effort to establish a new population of Blanding's turtles (a threatened species) at the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) by moving juveniles and hatchlings from Oxbow NWR.
Funding is urgently needed to help continue this conservation effort. Please consider helping fund this effort with a tax-deductible contribution to the Friends.
For information see Save the Blanding's Turtle.
See the Refuge OnlineMore information »
We've been photographing the wildlife on the refuge. Check out our wildlife photo gallery and see the refuge through the eyes of talented local photographers. read more »
NewsMore News »
APT Completes its Second Season
Assabet Pulling Together (APT) has completed its second season of removing invasive plants from the Refuge. This year they also started planting native species. Read on to learn more or to sign up to help next year.read more »
New Duck Stamps On Sale Now
The 2015-2016 Federal Duck Stamp featuring a pair of ruddy ducks painted by contest-winner Jennifer Miller are on sale now in the Nature Store. read more »
Report Rusty Blackbird Sightings on the Refuge
Rusty Blackbirds, or "Rusties," soon earned the unfortunate distinction of being one of the most steeply declining landbirds. You can help the National Wildlife Refuge System learn more about how and when Rusties and other birds use refuges. Bird a refuge and report your sightings! read more »
Puffer Pond Closed to Water Craft
As of January 1, 2015 the refuge will be closing Puffer Pond to all public water craft. This decision is in effort to protect the pristine habitat at the pond from the encroachment of invasive species. read more »
Change to Visitor Center Hours
The Visitor Center at the Assabet River NWR will be closed on Thursdays as of January 1st, however it will remain open Friday-Sunday 10am-4pm and will be available for use by other organizations on closed days. read more »
Small Visitor Services Grant
The Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge has been awarded two grants: $8,800 to begin an Urban Youth Ambassador program and $12,800 for transportation costs for our Urban Environmental Education program. read more »
Blanding's Turtles Released
On May 29th, excited high school students from Bristol County Agricultural School took to the water at the Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge (ARNWR) to release head-started Blanding's Turtle hatchlings. read more »
Invasive Coltsfoot Found on Refuge
Vigilant Friends identified invasive coltsfoot (Tussilago farfara) on Taylor Way at UTM 19T0297842, 4698498. Only a single plant was found so it is possible that it is first generation, but it could be in other locations as well. read more »
Friends Annual Meeting and Board Election
The Friends held their annual meeting on April 23rd. We are happy to welcome our newest board member, David Molzan. Along with electing David, the Friends re-elected board members Betsy Griffin, John Milhaven, Liz Truebenbach, and David Williams. read more »
Fire Break Construction on the Refuge
The Assabett River NWR will be creating mechanical fuel breaks along portions of the southern most boundary and western flank of the south unit in an effort to reduce hazardous woody fuels accumulations. read more »
Eagle Scout Project Installs Five Benches on the Refuge
Eagle Scout candidate Austin Heisey installed five benches at Assabet River National Wildlife Refuge. Austin led a team of Scouts from Troop 61, parents, and friends to construct and install the benches at the Refuge for his Eagle Scout Project. read more »
Naturalist Educator Training with Stephen DeFlorio
November 2nd was the last session of Stephen DeFlorio's Four Season Naturalist Educator Training Series. It was another great session and learning experience for all involved. read more »


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Two side-by-side duplexes with separate parcel numbers being sold together. (1725 and 1729 Hickory Ave.). All four units are 3 bedroom, 1 3/4 bath with over 1100 sf and have attached garages with laundry hook-ups. Small patios and yards. Two units have been remodeled. Conveniently located to schools, shopping, etc. Monthly rent and annual gross income are proforma.
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Turn-key 2 bedroom and 2 bath upper unit at West Del Amo Pacific Condominiums. This home is light and bright with a spacious and functional floor plan. The renovated kitchen features granite counters and stainless steel appliances. This home boasts a master suite with private master bath, double-paned vinyl windows, plenty of closets and storage, a balcony perfect for outdoor enjoyment, neutral paint colors, laminate flooring and more! There is even a charming bonus room with sliding shoji screen doors perfect for a home office or game room. Parking includes one garaged parking space with storage locker. Walk to everything from this fabulous Central Torrance location! Minutes from Del Amo Fashion Center, Madrona Marsh, Torrance Civic Center, Wilson Park, Farmer?s Market, and local shops (Target, Ralphs, etc). Located in the award-winning Torrance Unified School District.West Del Amo Pacific is a condominium complex located in the heart of Torrance. Monthly HOA dues provide for water, trash, master insurance policy, swimming pool, complex maintenance, gardening and CABLE. Spacious recreation room next to pool is great for parties!
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*** WEST HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT *** Fantastic, clean and updated West Torrance home with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, Family Room + Office area. Freshly painted interior; Crown Molding; Very open and spacious layout with tons of sunlight streaming in; Dual paned windows; Large kitchen with plenty of cupboards, breakfast bar + eating area, newer dishwasher, tiled floors. Laundry room with newer, stackable washer & dryer off of kitchen; Kitchen opens up to spacious family room with beautiful granite fireplace and office area. Slider door opens from Family Room to private backyard and comes complete with brick patio, BBQ Island, Peach Tree and grassy area with outdoor lighting. Great for family, friends and entertaining. Timed sprinklers in front & back yards. One bedroom downstairs and 3 bedrooms upstairs. Both bathrooms are newly updated. Beautiful hardwood floors on lower level and stairway leading upstairs. 2 car detached garage with long driveway for additional cars, RV, boat, etc. Close to shopping, restaurants, fwy's, and only about 3 miles to the beach. Absolutely nothing to do but move in and enjoy.
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TRUST SALE, SOLD AS-IS. Nestled within the beautiful, gated community of Windemere, this exceptional 2 bed, 2.5 bath townhome with bonus room on the lower level features lush, park-like views, a bright and spacious layout perfect for entertaining, and an ideal location just steps from the resort-style community?s luxurious clubhouse, pool, spa and gym. Soaring cathedral ceilings greet you in the entry, which flows seamlessly into the large living and dining rooms with stylish corner fireplace and two peaceful patios that are excellent for parties, BBQs and lounging. Conveniently located off the dining room is a bright, roomy kitchen with solid wood cabinets, a lovely skylight, and stainless appliances. Upstairs, the two bedrooms are spacious retreats, each featuring its own full bathroom. The light-filled master bedroom also boasts enormous mirrored closets and high ceilings. Crown molding, new paint and new carpet give this home a stylish finish, while central A/C*, a newer heating system, recessed lighting, a large bonus storage area and a deep garage are practical touches you?ll truly appreciate. Come escape to your own private resort in the historic heart of Torrance?all within a short drive to beaches, shopping, dining and exceptional TUSD schools!
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Well maintained mid block 3 bedroom home with bonus room. Located close to Torrance Library and City Hall. Close to shopping. Mid block on a quiet street. Located in a very desirable neighborhood of central Torrance. One bedroom was used as an office space. Mature fruit trees (Apricot and Lemon) in back.Home being sold As Is with No repairs or Termite treatment.
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Topazridge Brand New executive Home at Riverwalk Vista*** Offers luxurious live space with 3,773 sq.ft 5 bedrooms 3 bathrooms plus large Loft and office/study*** One bedroom and one full baths on main floor***Delightful huge family room with cozy fireplace connected to the gourmet kitchen with island, stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops and walk-in pantry. Gated community with two private entries, Resort style pool, Kid friendly tot lots and play areas, outdoor community pavilion, Barbecue area with seating, immediate access to Metro link and 91 freeway ***Recessed lighting and 3 car Tandem Garage***Backyard will be undergoing profession landscaping***Don't miss, a must see.
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COP19: Karin Haara, World Bioenergy Association on sustainable biofuels
Karin Haara , World Bioenergy Association
From Warsaw: COP19 UN Climate Change Conference 2013
COP19 (16/11/13) – Industry group World Bioenergy Association's Executive Director Karin Haara disagrees with accusations that producing biofuels increases food prices.
She says that both fuel and food can be produced at the same time on the same land like in China for example. There, farmers grow rice and the waste is used for fuel providing those communities with a double income.


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The Society for Psi (Paranormal) Research and Education will be presenting a program on "Self-Awareness, Mysticism and Metaphysics on Friday, January 18, 2013 at 7pm at the Whole Life Center for Spiritual Living in Fort Collins.
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Thanks for posting the RJ report, Jeremy.
While reading it, a comment hit me - "access to non-traditional financing (i.e. World Bank, ADB, etc.)".
Could these lenders be strong possibilities in funding Allana.
Any past mention of financing seem to focus on European institutions, with hardly any comment on World Bank & ADB as being strong candidates. Would they be debt-side or equity-side?
I'd bet on debt-side (per Farhad's short-term focus). Still to come, also, are suitors for off-takes (China, India, suppliers of equipment etc.).


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"We are a provider for NeuroStar TMS Therapy® which is an effective, non-drug treatment for depression that is bringing new hope to patients every day. NeuroStar TMS Therapy is an FDA-approved safe and effective treatment for patients with depression who have not benefited from prior antidepressant medications. It works by stimulating areas of the brain that are underactive in patients with severe depression. Because it is not a depression drug, NeuroStar TMS Therapy is free from the side effects that patients often experience when they take antidepressant medications."
"I thoroughly enjoy my work, and feel it is my privilege to be part of your support system. In my perspective, the client is largely responsible for identifying and establishing personal goals. Many of my clients are struggling with depression, parenting, anxiety, self esteem, anger management, or relationship challenges. We work towards developing healthier strategies to enhance your quality of life. I will assign homework (behavioral, written, or reading), as accountability is an important aspect of therapy. If you are currently prescribed psychotropic medication(s), I feel it is critical that I, as your therapist, and your MD communicate effectively."
"My practice offers a safe and supportive environment in which to work through life's challenging issues, shift negative thoughts and behaviors, and resolve relationship difficulties. It can be difficult to reach out for help, and to take that first step, but it is definitely worth doing. I will help you gain the knowledge, insight and tools you need to reclaim your life, your relationship and to reach your full potential. Our work together will facilitate your personal growth, increase your self-esteem, and set you on a path to reach your personal goals, deepen relationships, and come into the fullness of your life."
"I have been in practice for over 10 years and have helped numerous clients learn to better cope with their emotions and environment, build healthier relationships and lead a more positive lifestyle. I specialize in depression; anxiety; sexual, physical and emotional trauma, grief and loss, and other psychological and social issues. I work with teenagers on issues including bullying, social and peer pressure, and academic stress. I also focus on women's issues, such as post postpartum depression and anxiety, day-to-day life or work stressors. I also have extensive history with the LGTBQIA community."
"Therapy is a process that begins with building a healthy therapeutic relationship. I offer my clients warmth,respect,compassion,honesty and humor so they can work to resolve trauma and painful experiences,develop new and healthier patterns in relationships,increase their understanding of themselves,or find ways to cope with and overcome obstacles like depression,anxiety,substance abuse,and low self esteem. I work with adults,families and couples. I also have a special interest in helping adolescents and their families manage the challenges of the teen years."
Office is near:Midlothian, Virginia 23114
"Are you motivated to change your life, but don't quite know where to start? My clients come for help to deal with relationship difficulties, anxiety, depression, and loss. With counseling you can begin improving close loving relationships, manage difficult emotions calmly, replace negative thinking with positive rational thoughts, and let go of old fears and pain to more easily enjoy life. As a licensed clinical psychologist I have worked in schools, prisons, community mental health centers and for the last fourteen years in private practice. I enjoy working with couples in my home office."
"Does life feel overwhelming and stressful? Even in the midst of challenging economic times, the good news is that there are a number of tools and strategies to bring more inner peace and joy into your life. I work with my clients to help them develop life skills such as mindfulness, self-calming strategies, accurate beliefs about themselves and others and the courage to risk new behaviors. Whether you need an array of powerful therapeutic tools or simply a few sessions of personalized coaching to bring your life into focus, I can help."
"Thank you for your interest in my practice. I am a residency trained psychiatrist, and I run a solo practice on the outskirts of Richmond, Virginia. I prefer to do psychotherapy as well as medication management (when one or both are appropriate for a patient), and I believe this makes me unique. You might perceive a psychiatrist as just being someone who orders medications, and leaves the "talk therapy" to someone else. As my patient, however, you have an "all-in-one" experience, and that will allow you to return to your normal self as quickly as possible."
Office is near:Midlothian, Virginia 23113
"Are you looking to make a change in your relationship, your family, or your life? Help Your Way provides customer-friendly counseling, psychotherapy, and parent coaching services to adults, children, couples, and families at our office on Monument Avenue in Richmond, VA. We can also provide services in your home within the greater Richmond area. Whether the concern is your child, your relationship, or your own moods and behaviors, we create a partnership with you to create the changes that you want to make in your life. We use simple feedback tools to track the results of services, and adjust services to meet your needs."
We serve:Midlothian, Virginia 23114
"For most people, asking for help is a very difficult thing. This is even true when asking it of a friend or family member. For that reason, it is important to realize that when someone requests counseling, they have already done a good deal of work on their problem. Therapy needs to be a cooperative venture between the client and the provider. As a cognitive/behavioral therapist, this idea is fundamental to my approach. Using cognitive and behavioral techniques combined with a trusting relationship, clients can learn to better manage troublesome thoughts and emotions, solve interpersonal problems, resolve marital issues and change problematic habits. I have over thirty-five years experience with the VA helping military veterans with psychological problems, much of it involving substance abuse. My 10 years of private practice has involved working with adolescent substance abusers, marital counseling and helping individuals with emotional, interpersonal and spiritual problems."
"I am a licensed therapist specializing in the treatment of adolescents and young adults. I have extensive experience working in different locations (outpatient, inpatient, residential, crisis, the juvenile justice system) and providing treatment for a wide variety of diagnostic issues including depression, anxiety, bullying, behavioral problems, suicidal ideation, self-harming behavior, oppositional-defiant behavior, disordered personality, school refusal, and many more. I find that regardless of the existing diagnoses, the most effective treatment is one which focuses on the "whole person," taking into account the client's history, current presentation, and goals for the future."
"My practice offers state of the art treatment including Neurostar TMS therapy for Depression which is now covered by most Anthem and Blue Cross/Blue Shield plans. I also specialize in treatment of Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, ADHD, OCD, Panic disorder, Social Phobia, PTSD, Memory Problems, Schizophrenia as well as a variety of other problems. For more information please visit our website www.midlothianwellness.com"
"Reaching out for help is often the most difficult step in resolving some of life's tough issues. It's sometimes hard to admit that we're having problems with our children or communicating with our husband or wife. I work with children, adolescents and adults to teach new ways of looking at situations and coping with difficult issues. Often times, just being able to put a name to what's happening in your life can bring such a sense of relief."
"Many years of professional experience, combined with a deep appreciation for people, life and culture helped me to approach therapy client centered in a warm, supportive, safe, and non-judgmental setting. As a result my sessions are interactive, with a focus on developing a working relationship with the client. I am very much interested in the world people live in and how it shapes them; I would love to assist you and thus (re)-create a meaningful and balanced life for yourself and your loved ones. I am bilingual, German speaking."
"I have been practicing 45 years and have experience in providing individual, couple, family and group psychotherapy. I see adults, adolescents and some children for assessments and ongoing treatment. I offer a private, confidential setting with direct response to both clinical and administrative questions as well as close collaboration with referral sources. At a time when accessing psychotherapy services may be difficult, I can provide experience, knowledge and accessibility. Please vist my web site at www.henrymorristherapy.com"
"Do you ever feel like you have lost your sense of self? Are you seeking and searching without a clear direction or path? Do you feel stuck in unhealthy life patterns? I am here to be a support and a guide on your journey. I want to help you to trust your own intuition and to believe in yourself while developing new life skills and gaining insight into your issues. I provide a warm, empathic, and nonjudgmental environment in which you can feel safe to explore relationship issues, life transitions, daily stressors, and trauma."
"Are you feeling depressed, anxious, and irritable or maybe in need of more support than you currently have in your daily life? Then maybe its time to seek guidance to improve coping strategies and communication skills. Often times our hurried lives make it difficult to focus on self improvement, however when we do the rewards can be immeasurable."
Office is near:Midlothian, Virginia 23114
"A lot of us want to change something in life that is standing in the way of feeling satisfied. Self-esteem, motivation and/or self defeating behaviors often trip us up. Sometimes these difficulties turn into depression, anxiety, drinking, substance use or other self-injurious behaviors. Have you tried other approaches to change? I'd like to help you develop and maintain an individual path for wellness."
"I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with several years of experience working in outpatient practice, schools, residential treatment, therapeutic day school, and hospital settings. I provide individual and family therapy for children, adolescents, and adults. I have experience working with adults and children coping with and adjusting to life's changes and stressors, as well as those impacted by mood and anxiety disorders, symptoms associated with post traumatic stress disorder and dissociative disorders, and ADHD."


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The "TableExample" directory in the demo area of the source distribution gives a number of complete examples of JTable usage, covering how the JTable can be used to provide an editable view of data taken from a database and how to modify the columns in the display to use specialized renderers and editors.
Originally posted by Premal Panchal: Hi, go to the following directory which is in the folder of J2SDK...means in the folder that has been created while installing j2sdk... folder path is:<ur j2sdkfolder>\demo\jfc\TableExample In this folder u have find one folder with SRC which contains the code...it is the "source distribution"...I hope this will help you. Regards, Premal Panchal
Originally posted by Scott Delap: I'd actually look into the JDNC project https://jdnc.dev.java.net if you want something to quickly get a view of database data in a table. Otherwise, you'll need to write some JDBC yourself and convert the results to fit into a TableModel. Searching for jdbc and JTable or TableModel should come up with some code pretty quickly. Scott Delap ClientJava.com Desktop Java Live


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And here is my Riddle : What question never has an answer?
Originally posted by JayinAR
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An amazing feeling, for sure.
It is like you are exciting the very molecules in your body to a point where you are almost making yourself lighter.
Originally posted by symmetricAvenger
reply to post by googolplex
If you read what i said.. be for The only dimension that counts is the one you occupy.
Flat land.. lets look at this in more detail.. as a poster wanted to share it.
If you was A flat lander, would you in fact be flat?
No you would not, and why? Perspective is why.
you see we could be flat lander's and would not even know it.
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Beauty and Melody Perform for the Public Tonight
Posted By News On October 16, 2010 @ 6:28 am In Today's Local News | Comments Disabled
Tonight area residents will have a chance to enjoy a talented ensemble from China that has been entertaining students in the county all week. Beauty and Melody, a 12 member ensemble from the Sichuan Province comes to the Knoxville area as part of the Arts Midwest Worldfest sponsored by the Red Rock Arts Alliance. The group will perform a public concert this evening in the Knoxville Middle School Auditorium and attendees will be able to learn about their culture and enjoy traditional Chinese song and dance. The performance begins at 7pm and tickets will be available for $7 at the door.
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I agree but Zubrus had moved his head position on that hit. On this one he was skating the same way all the way up the ice. Giroux should be suspended but he will get the $2500 fine since Zubrus wasn't hurt.
And I also agree that Giroux was mouthing off to the officials all night when his line wasn't penned in the Devils end. He was on the ice for 3 Flyer shots at 5 on 5 - not a good night.
The Flyers and their fans, despite always getting all over Crosby about whining, are the biggest whiners in the league. They dish out dirty hits like it's going outta style, then as soon as anything even borderline happens to a Flyer, it's wah wah wah wah the refs hate us, the league hates us, etc. I mean, I know our fans can get like that, but that's only because we're right.


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Ronald Rudkin directs the Jazz Program and teaches Music Theory at UNCSA. He holds a Master of Music from the University of Michigan and a Bachelor of Music from East Carolina University, where he received a Distinguished Alumnus Award.
In addition to maintaining an active performing career on saxophone, clarinet, and flute with his own jazz groups and dance band, Mr. Rudkin plays clarinet in the Winston-Salem Symphony and has appeared with the North Carolina, Greensboro, Charlotte, and Western Piedmont symphonies. An experienced band leader and arranger, he has led professional groups in performance with numerous celebrities from the worlds of entertainment, pop and jazz. His pops arrangements and compositions for symphony orchestra featuring solo saxophone or saxophone quartet have been performed by regional orchestras as well as orchestras around the United States and abroad.
Mr. Rudkin is a recipient of the Jazz Composers Fellowship from the North Carolina Arts Council, and has toured and performed with legendary jazz drummer Max Roach and drummer Thelonius (T.S.) Monk Jr. in public schools across North Carolina as part of an educational program. As a big band musician he has performed with the orchestras of Glenn Miller, Peter Duchin, and Les and Larry Elgart; the North Carolina Jazz Repertory Orchestra; the Atlantic Jazz Orchestra; and his own big band, the Ron Rudkin Orchestra.
An active jazz educator and clinician, Mr. Rudkin has directed the UNCSA Jazz Ensemble in concert at jazz festivals, concert halls and events across the Southeast. He has led student jazz combos on summer tours in Europe as part of UNCSA's former International Music Program, and for more than a decade directed all-star UNCSA alumni jazz groups and the UNCSA Jazz Ensemble at Manteo, N.C., as part of the school's summer festival series. He also conducts workshops in jazz improvisation and jazz ensemble performance at public schools and elsewhere across North Carolina.


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Teens on top in Slamdance award winners
Teen tales of bullied kids fighting back through film, and a lovelorn girl in a scripture trivia competition were the big winners at the 2013 Slamdance Film Festival.
Matt Johnson's "The Dirties" was named the Grand Jury Sparky Award winner in narrative features, while Nicole Teeny's "Bible Quiz" won the same award in the documentary category.
"The Dirties" also won the Spirit of Slamdance Sparky Award, which was presented at Thursday's award ceremony by actor/director Thomas Jane.
Other winners:
Audience Award, feature documentary • "My Name Is Faith," by Jason Banker, Jorge Torres-Torres, Tiffany Sudela-Junker.
Audience Award, feature narrative • "Hank and Asha," by James E. Duff.
Special Mention, feature narrative • "Joy De V.," by Nadia Szold.
Grand Jury Sparky Award, short documentary • "The Birdman," by Jessie Auritt.
Grand Jury Sparky Award, animation (short) • "I Am Tom Moody," by Ainslie Henderson.
Grand Jury Sparky Award, short film • "Rotkop," by Jan Roosens and Raf Roosens.
Special Mention, short film • "Josephine and the Roach," by Jonathan Langager; and "Donald Cried," by Kris Avedisian.
Kodak Vision Award for Best Cinematography • Dieter Deventer, "Fynbos."
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its not.
$1.25, keys, cellphone,3 optimos....pockets deep..ahaha...
i did it to make myself look coooooljufdtudtjyrahahaahaha
its tru..i was smokin wit the simpsons cartoonist about 2 months ago and he told me this
army of the pharaohs..
the rawest hip-hop ull probably hear this year...already dropped
ay news call me
I this is a quote from his new track with Okweezy:
"I do a verse for a g, a hook for 5, and then I'll do your mother for three, bottom line there...
hot shit
yea it cut off
uppin imma see wuts wrong
matches and rules will be posted tommorow...
make predictions..
bloodshott... vs scientz
opshins vs rico....
meticulous.... vs mets...
flav got thesse bitches on a leash
disregard them emails i jus sent u..mixtape is hot..keep grindin..we'll get at u
aint workin
mann..lil riot..hell nah..he never came out as sayin he was scriptures..that was my man..
and rygar either..common...scriptures..nick..
y wud u be paranoid at school?
unless u got ounces on u..
It increased Nimrods celebrity status ten fold..
he sold 22 copies, 7 of which to the same kid
then he went back to posting pics of retards he...
this old my dude
did they ever receive the profits..?
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Postal Service's free downloads
Posted By Barry Ritholtz On March 1, 2005 @ 9:17 am In Finance,Music | Comments Disabled
Downloading is killing the music industry. At least, that's their claim. Consider this:
"Since the release of Give Up early last year, Sub Pop records has offered the Postal Service's two lead singles available as free downloads on their website, and they've sold more than 300,000 copies of their album. Despite the fact that the songs have been downloaded for free 1.5 million times since then (or more likely because of this), Such Great Heights and The District Sleeps Alone have both been in the top 100, sometimes at the same time, on the iTunes Music Store for the past several months.
But I've worked with the music industry in the past… I'm pretty sure they still think we're all a bunch of thieves."
-anildash [1] at September 23, 2004 01:14 AM
[2]I first mentioned Postal Service in A Different Kind of Top 10 Music List For 2004 [3]; The Postal Service downloads mentioned above can be found here [4]. The two songs are linked here:
The District Sleeps Alone Tonight
From Give Up [MP3 [5] 5.43m]
Such Great Heights
From Give Up [MP3 [6] 4.07m]
Be sure to check out the live performance in the KCRW studio (real video [7]).
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[1] anildash: http://www.dashes.com/anil/2004/09/23/such_great_heig#comments
[2] Image: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000089CJI/thebigpictu09-20/103-0723737-3756617
[3] A Different Kind of Top 10 Music List For 2004: http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2004/12/my_year_in_musi.html
[4] here: http://www.subpop.com/scripts/main/multimedia.php?key=bandname&value=Postal+Service
[5] MP3: http://www.subpop.com/scripts/main/download.php?url=/downloads/free/The_District_Sleeps_Alone_Tonight238.mp3&mid=238&PHPSESSID=858d5fb1c38e5dad0c15e72b9d431ea1
[6] MP3: http://www.subpop.com/scripts/main/download.php?url=/downloads/free/Such_Great_Heights_%28John_Tejada_Remix%29281.mp3&mid=281&PHPSESSID=d33fde9cc4b15aeb01201628ec0ef275
[7] (real video: http://www.kcrw.org/smil/mb030506The_Postal_Service.ram
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yeah.. wonder if he actualy can give them somthing to think about? for me dani has had that repsol honda too long with no achivements! id be thinking of replacing him come the end of the year... maybe its just i dont rate him as a racer for me casey is top dog in that team. id like to see simoncelli get his ride! or dovi's for that matter!


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Kick off your Memorial Day weekend with some good music at Market Square's Thursday Night Concert Series. This week's performer is Kelsey's Woods. It's a fun, it's free and it starts at 7pm.
James Sibley has been making people laugh all across the country. He's in Knoxville this weekend and you don't want to miss it. James is joined Saturday by Doug Benson, famous for his stints on Comedy Central and NBC's Last Comic Standing. For tickets and showtimes go to www.sidesplitterscomedy.com.
The Tennessee Smokies are home this weekend against the Huntsville Stars. It's not just baseball you have to look forward to for example, Friday night is Star Wars night and Fireworks Friday. For more info check out www.smokiesbaseball.com.
The Shed starts their weekend with Leon Russell and special guest Otis Gibbs on Friday. Russell has played with everyone from Joe Cocker to the Rolling Stones. Saturday enjoy Shooter Jennings and Triple Crown. You'll also have a chance to catch Kelsey's Woods if you missed them Thursday. Both shows start at 8pm.
You'll find more than rides this weekend at Dollywood's Barbecue & Bluegrass Festival. Along with mouth-watering barbecue, the park will be flooded with the sounds of the south. This Saturday and Sunday enjoy two free concerts from Ricky Skaggs.
Beat the heat on Saturday by heading under ground for a tour of Cherokee Caverns. Old Fashioned Lantern Tours will be held from 10am to 4pm with admission set at $8.
Make your way to Lenoir City Park on Saturday for Rockin' the Docks. This all day festival takes place on Fort Loudon Lake and includes live music, food, fireworks and fun for the kids.
The Palace Theater in Maryville will host Blue Moon Rising on Saturday. Catch the latest tracks off their new album "Blue Side of the Moon". Tickets are $20. Show starts at 7:30pm.
The Square Room's intimate setting is the perfect place to enjoy the sounds of Matthew Perryman Jones Saturday night. Stop by early for some great food at Cafe 4. Tickets are $15 in advance. Show starts at 8pm.
Also, Young Williams Animal Center has a special Memorial Day weekend discount on adoption fees. Get $50 of fees for puppies and kittens and $25 of adult cats and dogs.
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PLEASE don't say that. Your country deserves to keep its dignity where Ca�ada and the USA lost theirs.
IF your country does crap out something, it'll probably be a pretty-boy twink with a thick accent and deep voice who actually can sing, but then no one will like him because he's talented and epic win...
Britain has no musical dignity left. They INVENTED the boy band. They should abolish music from the British Isles for that crime against humanity.
Since Canada have taken revenge on America for Miley Cyrus, who will my country crap out?
I cannot wait to see this. Perhaps a reunion tour of the Spice Girls?
Aren't quite a lot of your favorite bands British?
Anyway I have one word to flip your statement
A lot of my favorite historical figures are German and they still committed the holocaust.
Oh, yes. I went there.
Oh, yes. I compared boy bands with the holocaust.
It's out there, it can't be taken back.
I'd like to think Britain and America have each contributed to the horrid music we endure today and Canada is merely playing catchup.
Can we get an appeal? We gave the world the Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Led Zep, The Who, Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Queen, ect....
*cough*Pre-LSD Beatles are a crappy boy band*cough*
As to that comment on britian and usa and horror music that i skimmed over and canada playing catchup..we're doing a good job. From the quebecers, no joke. So many underground metal bands are emerging from quebec.


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