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I have seen this done but you need to be aware of the one modification. The tops rear hatch on a 91 rides on the outside of the tailgate and the earlier tail gate was designed to ride outside of the hatch. You will have to modify one or the other to make them mate. Dont just put the top on and slam the hatch down with the gate up or it will shatter the glass. You will also probably have some problem with the upper doors on half doors and also you might not fit if you are running hard doors, if I remember correctly the upper part of the top is formed differently. Hope this helps. Curt
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Khatarnak is a Love and action film Directed by choreographer-turned-director Amma Rajasekhar.Ravi Teja ileana play the lead roles.The moll in the Don's gang is foiling the Don's operations. To find the informer, the don wants to get a man of clean record into the police department who can help him out. The Don zeroes in on Dasu (Ravi Teja) an aimless street-smart and uneducated guy. Since a cop should be educated and Dasu is uneducated, they make him join a school and undergo 10th class all over again. After finishing 10th class, Dasu applies for job in the police and gets into the force as a traffic cop. Then he is transferred to the crime branch because of his heroics. The rest of the story is about how Dasu realizes the sanctity of the cop job and eliminates the mafia gang.
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While Lady Gaga wasn't in Chicago for long when she swooped in to support buddy Kendrick Lamar during his set at Pitchfork last weekend, she managed to make a few stops around town--and, as always, her legions of fans and paparazzo were keeping an eye on her every move.
Sightings were reported all over town, though on this trip, the starlet reportedly abstained from Chicago staples for some lighter fare.
Gaga sightings have become remarkably common in recent months while Gaga's beau Taylor Kinney ("Vampire Diaries") has been in and out of town filming for the new NBC series "Chicago Fire." The production recently began filming its first season, set to debut in the fall, in Chicago.
Whole Foods, Karyn's Cooked and Forever Yogurt were allegedly graced with the pop star's presence. Check out some of Lady Gaga's stops during her recent Chicago visit. Did you see her hit up a hot spot we missed? Tell us in the comments!
The Chicago Tribune reports that Gaga veg'd out at her latest visit, including a visit to the Chicago Diner. Chicago Diner 3411 North Halsted St.
The Chicago Tribune also reports that Gaga visited Karyn's Cooked as well as.. Karyn's Cooked 738 North Wells St.
Gaga, according to the Trib, also hit up Karyn's Cooked's counterpart: Karyn's On Green. Karyn's on Green 130 South Green St.
Fox Chicago's Kelli Zink reports that the Mother Monster stopped at the Signature Room during her latest visit. The Signature Room 875 North Michigan Ave
Zink also reports that Gaga was spotted at Whole Foods in north suburban Evanston. Whole Foods Market 30 W. Huron St.
According to Zink, Gaga was spotted partaking in some Forever Yogurt near the Loop. Forever Yogurt 42 E. Chicago Ave.
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|PacifiCorp Breaks Ground On Transmission Project
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|Construction crews have started building PacifiCorp's 135-mile high-voltage transmission line from a new substation near Downey, Idaho, to an existing substation near the Salt Lake [read more]
|WPL Purchases Development Rights To Bent Tree Wind Farm
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|Wisconsin Power and Light Co. (WPL), a subsidiary of Alliant Energy Corp., has purchased the land and development rights to the Bent Tree Wind Farm [read more]
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|Houston-based National Wind Solutions Inc. has retained the services of a consulting firm that specializes in helping companies procure project financing from the $800 billion [read more]
|Nordic Windpower Closes Additional Funding
|by NAW Staff on Wednesday March 25 2009
|Berkeley, Calif.-based Nordic Windpower Ltd., a manufacturer of two-bladed utility-scale wind turbines, has closed additional funding in the form of convertible notes. Current investors, [read more]
|EMG Provides Funds To Iowa Lakes Wind Facility
|by NAW Staff on Wednesday March 25 2009
|California-based energy company Edison Mission Group (EMG) has given a $100,000 donation to Iowa Lakes Community College to provide funding for the Phase III addition [read more]
|Direct Energy Business Launches Event Greening
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|Direct Energy Business is launching the Event Greening Program, which will enable event planners, and conference and meeting organizers in Alberta and Ontario to offset [read more]
|LIPA, Con Edison Release Offshore Wind Initiative Study
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|Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) President and CEO Kevin S. Law and Consolidated Edison (Con Edison) Chairman and CEO Kevin Burke say that their public-private [read more]
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|Pershing Named Deputy Special Envoy For Climate Change
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Every recipe has a story.
This anthology of Vicki's recipes was collected by her granddaughters as a tribute for her 80th birthday. From everyday dinners to traditional specialties, there is a dish for everything, even foods foraged from the Canadian wild. These recipes are Vicki's go-to favourites, and every single one is "a winner!"
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Darkstar hopped from the eminent Hyperdub label to the legacy-laden Warp Records this year for their forthcoming album News From Nowhere (due February 2013). 'Timeaway' was a sidestep from the the band's debut North. The new single 'Amplified Ease' however appears to be picking up the baton from the Merriweather Post-Pavilion era of Animal Collective before they went off to make queasy psychedelia. I love the mantric live version performed at The Asylum in London above but you can also hear the bouncier studio version below. Darkstar play The Button Factory on February 22nd.
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Technology Council seeks local leader to tackle unfilled jobs challenge
When Liza Mowery Massey was hired as CEO of the Nashville Technology Council in 2011, she became the 14-year-old organization's sixth chief executive officer and the first to be recruited from outside the Nashville area.
A former IT executive in both San Francisco and Los Angeles and the ex-CEO of consulting firm CIO Collaborative, Massey (pictured) arrived in Music City with high expectations, ready to guide the council into the decade with an outsider's perspective and energy.
Then, after less than two years on the job, Massey — citing a desire to "spend more time with her family" — resigned unexpectedly in early July.
Insiders insist the split was amicable, but the departure was undoubtedly abrupt and unceremonious, raising the question: What's really going on at the NTC? Is this high-profile organization — meant to grow the region's pool of technology talent and help Nashville define itself as an internationally influential technology community — meeting its goals? And is another "outsider" likely to be hired to replace Massey.
Part of the answer could lie in the details of council's current search for a new CEO. Board members are adamant that the new leader must come from within Middle Tennessee's intricate web of education, technology and entrepreneurial networks.
"We're being aggressive in our search process, and I think we've recognized that the next leader needs to be a bridge builder, someone who can reach out to and interact with various stakeholders," said John Kepley, founder and CEO of technology staffing firm Teknetex, longtime Nashville Technology Council board member and chair of the search committee for the new CEO.
The council's next leader, which it hopes to have in place by early November, will oversee a $1 million budget, four full-time staff members and a 40-person board of directors, Kepley said.
Kepley, who also chairs the council's T3 Workforce Initiative — which aims to bring together academic, business and government leaders to expand tech talent and recruitment in the area — said that Massey, who could not be reached for comment, was "great at setting processes into place."
"That's very good, because the new CEO will come into a situation where all the systems and processes are functioning well," he said. "Now we need to make sure we can move to the next level."
David Klements, Nashville Technology Council board chair and president and CEO of Qualifacts Systems Inc., is disarmingly direct about the challenges facing the council and the next CEO, namely addressing a shortage of folks who can fill tech jobs.
"We have strong support at NTC, and in the past three or four years we've seen our membership double from 250 to 450 or more," Klements said. "But I don't think we've done as good a job as we could have. We've done a great job of identifying critical problems such as the need to fill local technology jobs, but we haven't solved our basic problem."
The lack of qualified workers isn't just a theoretical concern for Klements and the many others directly involved at the NTC. He said at any given time, about 17 technology jobs remain unfilled at Qualifacts, the result of no one with the appropriate skills applying.
NTC's own research provides concrete data showing that despite the organization's efforts, the demand for skilled technology workers in the area continues to outstrip the supply of available qualified workers.
An NTC report released in May showed the number of technology-related jobs in the region wasn't decreasing. In the first quarter, there were 838 technology-related jobs advertised in Middle Tennessee, compared to 836 in the last quarter of 2012. A similar NTC report released in 2012 showed nearly identical results.
"We always have positions open," said David Condra, former NTC board chair (2000-05) and the CEO and founder of Amplion Clinical Communications. "I wouldn't say we aren't able to fill them. It's just that it takes longer. Not all technology talent is created equal."
Kepley and Klements, both highly active in NTC, stress they want the organization to finally make a dent in filling the job openings. They say all eyes will be on the new CEO to lead the effort.
And they aren't looking for a national powerhouse unless that person has deep knowledge of the local technology community's family tree and is willing to maneuver freely within it. They want a communicator who can convince high school and college students in the area to stay in Nashville to hone their tech skills or inspire mid-career or underemployed professionals to retrain as programmers or coders.
That same person would be able to make even deeper inroads into key talent hubs such as Vanderbilt University.
"We already have a mandate that tells us filling technology jobs here is a priority," Klements said. "We need a leader who's a connector, someone who sees commonalities and brings people together."
Condra thinks Vanderbilt is a resource that's never been fully tapped.
"The Vanderbilt community is very, very significant," he said. "I just don't think we've been as successful as we could be at converting the talent and ideas [from Vanderbilt] into tech jobs in Nashville."
Meanwhile Kepley sees great promise in the Nashville Software School, a 2011-launched nonprofit startup that identifies and trains people from all industry sectors to become software developers.
John Wark, founder and CEO of the school, thinks a key way to grow a pool of software developers that can make a formidable dentin filling empty job openings is to approach the problem on a grassroots level.
Wark says everyone involved, including NTC, needs to move from the idea of finding a specialist and hiring her or him to identifying a talented generalist and training that person.
"I think NTC could take an even more aggressive posture in looking for broader solutions to the jobs problem," Wark said.
"We can't just say it's an education problem that schools, colleges and universities need to address.
Since 2012, the Nashville Software School has graduated 40 students, 25 percent of which came from outside Middle Tennessee. The school's five-day-a-week, six-month program carries a tuition of $1,000.
The majority of the school's graduates have been hired in jobs that pay an average annual salary of between $40,000 and $50,000 a year, Wark said.
Kepley says the school is just the kind of organization to which NTC wants to build a bridge. "It's a fantastic program," Kepley said. "I think they can have a long-term impact."


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Valentina's Hungarian Sweet Cabbage Strudel
1/4 Cup Butter
1/2 head shredded green cabbage Salt
1/4 tsp. salt
1/2 Cup Sugar
1/2 Cup Golden raisins ½ cup
1/4 Cup toasted walnuts (chopped)
Optional: (add 4 minced pears)
1 sheet Puff pastry
1/2 Cup melted unsalted butter
1/2 Cup Sugar
1 Cup chopped toasted walnuts
In a large sauté pan melt the butter add the cabbage and sauté until the cabbage is tender. Add the sugar and salt and cook long enough to melt the sugar. Add the raisins to the cabbage and cook for another 4 -5 minutes. Stir the chopped toasted walnuts into the mixture and remove it from the heat. Spread the filling out on parchment to cool before assembling the pastry. The filling can be made in advance and stored in the refrigerator.
Preheat an oven to 375 and assemble the pastry. Brush a sheet of puff pastry dough with butter, sprinkle sugar and chopped toasted walnuts on the dough. (reserve some of the nuts and sugar to top the dough.
Spread the cabbage filling on top of the puff pastry dough; roll it to encase the filling within the dough. Having the dough on top of parchment paper will make this easy. Turn the filled strudel seam side down; tuck the ends of the dough under the strudel. Brush the top of the strudel with melted butter and top with your remaining sugar and chopped walnuts.
Bake the strudel for 30 minutes or until it is golden brown. Let the strudel rest for at least 15 minutes before slicing it with a serrated knife.
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Ottakringer at Aggstein Castle
When you are visiting Aggstein Castle (Burg Aggstein), you can stop by and have a meal or drink at the Ottakringer located within the castle. During June 2007, Michael (VT member globetrott), my wife and I tried the Austrian dish "Brettljause" consisting of various hams and cheese. We also tried the soups and had a few bottles of Almdudler (a popular Austrian soft drink with taste similar to gingle ale).
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"Heuriger": A big choice
All along the Wachau and around are many good and famous restaurants but one should not miss to visit a "Heurigen". "Heuriger" is originally the name of the youngest wine. According to an about 250 years old law farmers growing wine are allowed to sell their wine and other products they made themselves at their places and pay lower taxes for that. But the number of opening days is limited so they mark by a bunch of twigs above the entrance door that they are open. In good weather one sits in lovely gardens and to the young wine often very delicious local snacks are served. The ideal time to visit a Heurigen is from late afternoon until early evening. In many wine villages you find in the centre a board named "Ausg'steckt" on which all addresses are given which are open this day.
If you happen to see a Tourist bus parking near a Heuriger it is better not to enter. Just look out to find an other one!
Favorite Dish: Local young wine and snacks
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Landhaus Bacher in Mautern, Wachau: Be a "Geniesser" ("gourmet" or "pleasure-lover")
I was invited by one of my good friends to Landhaus Bacher (in Mautern) in May 2004 as a treat for my birthday. My friend read that Landhaus Bacher is the "holy grail" of all wining and dining places in the Wachau area. We discovered that this is a fine-dining restaurant and boutique hotel for the "Geniesser," which translates as "gourmet" or "pleasure-lover."
Mrs. Liesl Wagner-Bacher is one of Austria's finest chefs, and her husband, Klaus Wagner, is known as a world-class gourmand (defined as "a person with a hearty liking for good food and drink") with a deep cellar full of great Austrian and International wines.
We found the dishes to be tastefully delicate but excellent, visually inventive and creative, and the wine list extensive; however not reasonably priced. It's one of the few restaurants in the world with a wine sommelier and a cheese sommelier.
The services were also good, with a dedicated waiter/waitress (dressed in Austrian traditional outfits) hovering around your table, catering to your every need.
Landhaus Bacher, an absolute fine-dining and wine-lovers' paradise (well, in my humble opinion, that is!)
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I fell in love with Tichy's icecream in Vienna, maybe the best one in Europe and so I was happy to find also in Krems an outlet of it.
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PopSugar Poll: Who Do You Think Was Worst Dressed at the American Music Awards?
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The red carpet at last night's American Music Awards was full of pretty stars in an array of great gowns, and so far Taylor Swift is your choice for the evening's best dressed. As usual, there were some looks that unfortunately, missed the style mark. Take a look at the below options and tell us — who do you think was worst dressed at the AMAs?
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CourtneYtB873 5 years
ke$ha for sure! ugh she is so annoying!!!! i hate her AND her music!! she thinks she is so hot and so cool and if only she would get off the drugs and really take a look at herself, maybe then she would see how pathetic she is!! i love avril, but girl its time to get out of that stage...grow up a little there hun!!
shannon_xo 5 years
Dear Avril: you are 25 not 15.
ayuninur 5 years
jada pinkett smith
Florida-Snow 5 years
Plus Ke$ha just looks sad and confused... Katy Perry looked amazing, I think she's on here because some people said they were "underwhelmed" with her look when she's normally so outrageous. Whatever man, she looks great!
los-angeles-1 5 years
Katy Perry normally looks so freakish, but she's done well with the gorgeous dress!!
Frida83 5 years
I love Katy Perry's dress, in fact I thought she was best dressed of the night. Kesha however looks awful, but that's not news.
jutka 5 years
what exactly is the problem with katy perry? people, for the last time, "worst dressed" does not= "i don't like her" sheesh!
Claire-Underwear 5 years
I voted for Ke$ha, but seriously Avril? She hasn't done anything in years, and her outfit from 2006 emphasizes it.
dancing-nancy 5 years
jada pinkett looks ridiculous.
jor2590 5 years
I can't pick just one.. they are all soo bad!
Florida-Snow 5 years
I'm sorry but I'm pretty sure there's no confusion as to who the 'worst dressed' was. The others in the poll don't even hold a candle to the craziness of Ke$ha!


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Máiread Maguire rebuked by Israeli judge
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An Israeli judge has warned Nobel Peace Prize laureate Máiread Maguire that the courtroom is "not a place for propaganda" after she called Israel an "apartheid" state during a deportation hearing.
The Belfast-born activist is in court appealing against a ban on her entering Israel for the next ten years.
Ms Maguire, 66, was barred from Israel in June after she took part in an attempt to breach the naval blockade of Gaza.
After the Rachel Corrie ship was boarded and redirected to Ashdod, Ms Maguire gave written confirmation that she would not attempt to enter Israel again.
Despite warnings from Israeli foreign ministry officials that she would not be allowed back to Israel, Ms Maguire returned last week with a delegation of women.
When she was refused entry to Israel, she reportedly caused a scene by blocking the plane gangway.
The court is expected to reach a decision today, but a suggestion that she join the delegation for two days and then leave Israel has already been rejected.


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This is similar to what i want to do with my 04 Saturn Vue. one thing that id like to do a little different is have the dvd drive somewhere in the dash so its easier to access.
however one problem ive been having is the dvd skipping when driving. do you have any suggestions? right now i just have the case sitting on the seat next to me so im wondering if maybe mounting everything in the dash will help. i am using a slimline dvd-rom in my setup.
one other question i have is concerning your gps reciever. does it still get pretty good signal being tucked away inside your dash? do you know of anyone that has done the same thing with a different receiver and how well it worked?
any info would be great! and once again, awesome setup and great job on the fabrication!!!!


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A curious event happened in the summer of 1961. One foggy night, birds began acting confused, suicidal, even violent. Hundreds of sooty shearwaters are said to have crashed into buildings and power lines across Capitola in the middle of the night. Residents who ventured from their homes found themselves attacked by some of the birds who seemed drawn by their flashlights. The next morning streets and rooftops were found littered with the bodies of the birds, and those avian creatures that survived the night filled the streets, noticeably confused and disoriented.


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1 When King Jehoshaphat of Judah returned home safely to Jerusalem,#map For location see Map5-B1; Map6-F3; Map7-E2; Map8-F2; Map10-B3; JP1-F4; JP2-F4; JP3-F4; JP4-F4. 2 the prophet#tn Or "seer." Jehu son of Hanani confronted him;#tn Heb "went out to his face." he said to King Jehoshaphat, "Is it right to help the wicked and be an ally of those who oppose the Lord?#tn Heb "and love those who hate the Lord?" Because you have done this the Lord is angry with you!#tn Heb "and because of this upon you is anger from before the Lord." 3 Nevertheless you have done some good things;#tn Heb "nevertheless good things are found with you." you removed#tn Here בָּעַר (ba'ar) is not the well attested verb "burn," but the less common homonym meaning "devastate, sweep away, remove." See HALOT 146 s.v. II בער. the Asherah poles from the land and you were determined to follow the Lord."#tn Heb "and you set your heart to seek the Lord."
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4 Jehoshaphat lived in Jerusalem.#map For location see Map5-B1; Map6-F3; Map7-E2; Map8-F2; Map10-B3; JP1-F4; JP2-F4; JP3-F4; JP4-F4. He went out among the people from Beer Sheba to the hill country of Ephraim and encouraged them to follow#tn Heb "and turned them back to." the Lord God of their ancestors.#tn Heb "fathers." 5 He appointed judges throughout the land and in each of the fortified cities of Judah.#tn Heb "in all the fortified cities of Judah, city by city." 6 He told the judges, "Be careful what you do,#tn Heb "see what you are doing." for you are not judging for men, but for the Lord, who will be with you when you make judicial decisions. 7 Respect the Lord and make careful decisions, for the Lord our God disapproves of injustice, partiality, and bribery."#tn Heb "and now let the terror of the Lord be upon you, be careful and act for there is not with the Lord our God injustice, lifting up of a face, and taking a bribe."
8 In Jerusalem Jehoshaphat appointed some Levites, priests, and Israelite family leaders to judge on behalf of the Lord#tn Heb "for the judgment of the Lord." and to settle disputes among the residents of Jerusalem.#tc Heb "and to conduct a case [or "for controversy"], and they returned [to] Jerusalem." Some emend וַיָּשֻׁבוּ (vayyashuvu, "and they returned") to וַיֵּשְׁבוּ (vayyeshÿvu, "and they lived [in]"). The present translation assumes an emendation to יֹשְׁבֵי (yoshÿvey, "residents of"). 9 He commanded them: "Carry out your duties with respect for the Lord, with honesty, and with pure motives.#tn Heb "This you must do with the fear of the Lord, with honesty, and with a complete heart." 10 Whenever your countrymen who live in the cities bring a case before you#tn Heb "and every case which comes to you from your brothers who live in their cities." (whether it involves a violent crime#tn Heb "between blood pertaining to blood." or other matters related to the law, commandments, rules, and regulations), warn them that they must not sin against the Lord. If you fail to do so, God will be angry with you and your colleagues; but if you obey, you will be free of guilt.#tn Heb "and anger will be upon you and your brothers; do this and you will not be guilty." 11 You will report to Amariah the chief priest in all matters pertaining to the Lord's law, and to Zebadiah son of Ishmael, the leader of the family of Judah, in all matters pertaining to the king.#tn Heb "and look, Amariah the chief priest is over you with respect to every matter of the Lord, and Zebadiah…with respect to every matter of the king." The Levites will serve as officials before you. Confidently carry out your duties!#tn Heb "Be strong and act!" May the Lord be with those who do well!"
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Fran Drescher: What's in My Bag?
She's no longer the Nanny, but Fran Drescher, 55, still takes care of people.
"I carry a variety of over-the-counter and prescriptions drugs," the single actress, who stars in Happily Divorced, tells Us Weekly. "For me and anyone else in need!"
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Vision Quest
"I keep two pairs of reading glasses with me. Very often I'll go to a restaurant wearing my really cool Oliver Peoples lenses and someone will say, 'I forgot my glasses!' So I'll offer them my extra pair."
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"I have a couple of condoms in my bag, in case I get lucky! I want to be spontaneous but I also want to have safe sex."
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"I'm really into dental hygiene. I use Gum toothpicks after each meal and I carry a toothbrush, as well as Vita-Myr toothpaste. I'm a big believer in the pristine."
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Camille Grammer's ex-boyfriend charged with felony
Camille Grammer's ex-boyfriend, Dimitri Charalambopoulos, 36, was charged Nov. 23, with a felony for assault of a family member and impeding breathing (choking) in Texas, after allegedly assaulting the former "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star in a hotel room just days after she had a surgical procedure to remove cancer.
On Monday, Charalambopoulos appeared in court and posted a non-arrest bond.
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Grammer, 45, was granted a temporary restraining order against Charalambopoulos in late October, stating in court papers that the incident in question took place on Oct. 16 in a Houston hotel, where she was recovering from a hysterectomy after being diagnosed with early stage endometrial cancer.
She alleged that her boyfriend of two years "grabbed me by the hair, twisted it around his hand and repeatedly pulled my head into the bed and its headboard." According to Grammer, the violence escalated further, and he allegedly "succeeded in pulling out swaths of my hair and gave my a large, painful contusion on the side of my head" and "squeezed my nose between his fingers and pushed upward forcefully, meanwhile covering my mouth in an attempt to silence me and to prevent me from breathing." She added: "I experienced great pain in my nose and became afraid for my life as a consequence."
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of or being or relating to or involving cognition
"cognitive psychology"; "cognitive style"
The part of mental functions that deals with logic, as opposed to affective which deals with emotions.
Origin: From cognitus, perfect passive participle of cognosco + adjective suffix -ivus.
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knowing, or apprehending by the understanding; as, cognitive power
Of or being or relating to or involving cognition.
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The Old-New Anti-Semitism
Wistrick, Robert S., The National Interest
THE 20th century may well be seen by future historians as the age par excellence of ideological politics. Millions were slaughtered on the altar of false messianisms and their salvationist logic, and in some places the killing still continues unabated. In the totalitarian nightmare of the Last century the secular political religions of Nazism and Marxist-Leninism undoubtedly occupy a special place. So, too, does the oldest and darkest of ideological obsessions-- that of and-Semitism--for which over a decade ago I coined the term, "the longest hatred." (1)
For Adolf Hitler, in particular, anti-Semitism was the axis and raison d'etre of the Nazi movement he created. His dream of global hegemony was overcome only through the combined military might of the United States, the British Empire and the Soviet Union. Nazism as a vital force in world politics was indeed destroyed in the flames engulfing Berlin at the end of April 1945, but the anti-Jewish poison it spread to far-flung corners of the globe has yet to be eradicated. The legacy has proven to be especially potent in the former Soviet Union and the Arab-Islamic world, where anti-Semitism is once again acquiring a potentially lethal charge.
There is currently a culture of hatred that permeates books, magazines, newspapers, sermons, video-cassettes, the Internet, television and radio in the Arab Middle East, which has not been seen since the heyday of Nazi Germany. Indeed, the dehumanizing images of Jews and Israel that are penetrating the body politic of Islam are sufficiently radical in tone and content to constitute a new "warrant for genocide." (2) They combine the blood libel of medieval Christian Europe with Nazi conspiracy theories about the Jewish drive for "world domination" and slanderous Islamic quotations about Jews as the "sons of apes" and donkeys.
The Quranic motifs began to grow in importance after the Iranian Revolution of 1979, along with virulent anti-Americanism. In the Islamic demonology, both America and Israel are now bonded together as "Satanic forces" that threaten the core-identity values and existence of Islam. This has been especially the case since the beginning of the Palestinian Al-Aqsa intifada in the autumn of 2000 and the massacres of September 11, 2001. Not only did an astonishing number of Muslims seek to place the responsibility for this mass murder onto the Jews, but Israel, more than ever, was execrated as a dagger of the West poised to strike at the heart of the Muslim Arab world. In the anti-Semitic script, America itself is depicted as being run by Jews malevolently determined to subvert and destroy Islam. (3) This chorus of voices has grown even shriller with the American war on Iraq, a conflict that has led to an ever closer twinning of anti-American, anti-Israeli and anti-Semitic sentiment in western Europe, as well as the Islamic world.
Driven by this ideology, Islamists see the fingerprints of the all-powerful Zionist lobby everywhere, spreading its tentacles and deadly lies, draining the life-blood of Arabs and Muslims, gratuitously inciting war against Iraq, and carrying out its sinister plans for global control. The current popularity of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion--a forged Russian document from the beginning of the 20th century in which many Muslims appear to believe--is frightening testimony to the power of such myths. (4) The recent television series in Egypt dramatizing the "Protocols" and their fantasy of "Jewish world domination" is a mark of how deeply this anti-Semitic virus has already penetrated the thinking of political Islam.
Fundamentalist and oil-rich Saudi Arabia, the same soil from which Osama bin Laden and his Al-Qaeda movement have sprung, is a major hotbed of the type of Muslim jihad that specifically calls for the terrorist murder of Jews and Christians. Government dailies even print gory nonsense about the "well-established fact" that "Jews spill human blood for their holiday pastries. …


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Re: Traveling from GNP to Yellowstone in July 2008
You need to find your way up to Many Glacier / Swiftcurrent. Nice drive and the area up there is spectacular. The Many glacier Hotel is impressive and you should at least check out the lobby.
One question will be your mother and how well she can walk. A lot of things to see in Glacier involve walking. They have some trails that are relatively flat and not too uneven. Here's a link to our trip report and pictures from Glacier. If your curious, you can click home in the menu and see links to our Yellowstone pictures too.
Glacier is much different than Yellowstone. You can drive in Yellowstone and see an amazing amount of wildlife and scenery. Glacier has scenery you can see from the road but a lot of it needs to be seen from trails. Avalanche Lake and Trail of the Cedars are on the West side of the park and are supposed to be nice and easy. We couldn't find parking so we missed those.
You might also check out the Red Bus tours. There's pictures from our tour on our site. Your mom might appreciate seeing the sites. They stop often enough to enjoy the day.
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The two medicine valley is on the east side of the park. I will be there in August. It will be my 13th consecutive trip to Glacier. There is a lot of great scenery in the Two Med. that can be appreciated by simply stepping out of the car. The earlier response nailed it when he said that Glacier is best enjoyed from the trail, but it is still worth the trip. I would reccomend approaching from east glacier into the two med valley. There is a park entrance on the left side of the road, that entrance will take you straight to the two med. campground. Between the gates and the campground there is a short, whelchair accesible hike to running eagle falls which should be spectacular this year due to the heavy snow in the rockies. That hike takes about 1/2 hour to 45 min. round trip if you stop to enjoy it. When you get to the campground there is a general store that is on the Nat'l historical buildings registrar. FDR did a fireside chat from that building. I thought your mother might enjoy that. When you are finished there I would exit the park and turn left at the end of the road (a right would take you back to east glacier). If you do not like mountain driving, disregard. You would be on what is called the looking glass road. It is kind of a hairy drive, but worth it. This road drops you down into a little dot on the map called kiowa. Turn left and head toward St. Mary. When you reach St. Mary head for "going to the sun road". This is one of the most scenic drives in the country. at the top of going to the sun road stop at the logans pass visitor center, then head down the hill toward West Glacier. I believe the apgar campground is on that leg, if you have time that is good stop. Glacier Raft Co. is located in West Glacier. They are pretty reasonable and rafting should be better this year than it has been. Many Glacier is also a must see. Those are just my thoughts on the most efficient way to see the park. If you have any other questions feel free to email this minnesota boy at email@example.com. Remember, "Two Medicine is Good Medicine". Have a good one. P.S. I have several digital pictures I could send you from these different areas if you would like.
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Yes, if default were to become the solution to the world's problems—in essence a transfer of wealth from creditors to debtors—moral hazard would rear its ugly head. Pardon illegal immigrants, and millions more will troop across our borders in the hope of another pardon. Pardon debtors, and those capable of repaying their debts might decide that remission beats repayment as a financial strategy. But that is a risk the possible cost of which must be weighed against the social cost of existing policies that favor creditors: wide-scale unemployment, impoverishment, the scuppering of democratic governments in favor of "technocracies," to mention a few. In this difficult policy area, elevating the fear of moral hazard to the sole policy criterion surely is not the answer, as John Maynard Keynes recognized in 1923 when he recommended debt cancellation to "avoid general disorders and unrest."
So consider default—as a thought experiment if nothing else. In Europe that would take the form of refusal by sovereign governments to repay their debts, followed by negotiations with disappointed creditors. It has been done dozens of times before and, if recollection serves, without ever permanently freezing the defaulter out of world credit markets. If Greece defaults and exits the euro, it will in a stroke become free to craft its own economic policy rather than wait for the latest edict from Berlin: Harder times are ahead either way, but surely the home of democracy would rather have its voters choose their own form of suffering than wait to learn what Germany has in store for them. A "Grexit," as it has come to be called, would leave Greece no poorer than it now is, and freer to decide how to live within its straitened circumstances rather than be told how to do so by a foreign power or an unelected technocrat imposed on it by a foreign power.
Of course, there are alternatives to widespread default. One such, alluded to above, is inflation. So desperate are the Germans to keep Greece in the euro, and to prevent a fracturing of the eurozone, that inflation-phobic Berlin is sending signals it will tolerate a bit of inflation—a tiny bit, driven by wage increases, something that Germany's iron chancellor, Angela Merkel, cannot help but find attractive as she faces a tough reelection campaign.
Such a move would make other eurozone countries a bit more competitive with German manufacturers, although my guess is not by enough to affect the relative performance of the German and southern European economies. It is, instead, a bone thrown to those who are demanding greater flexibility on the part of Merkel, and might make it possible for France's new Socialist president, François Hollande, to claim he has won the pro-growth concession he promised voters. With that under his belt, he can raise tax rates on the rich to 75 percent, lower the retirement age, and adopt other sops that his Socialist colleagues find attractive, proving their imperviousness to both experience and economic logic.
In America, the government could reduce the real debt burden by printing it away. Poof! and the real burden of what we owe China is reduced. Yes, incomes would be redistributed internally from creditors to debtors. And yes, that would affect the price lenders would demand of borrowers in the future. But a policy of inflation-as-default would merely be an explicit and one-shot application of what the Fed is now doing gradually and by stealth.
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Has there been a situation at your work place where someone has completely lost it?
An irate customer? A frustrated fellow employee? Argument with the boss? Delivery people with attitudes?
Please tell us....
I had to break up a fistfight between a couple co-workers one morning. Never did find out what it was about.
"I feel like my world was classier before I found cyclocross."
- Mandi M.
I've seen some crazy stuff. When I worked at Sears many years back, someone went after a guy with a power saw. A lot of people piled onto the guys involved, and no one was hurt.
This was several years ago, but it's a classic.
Working overnights, a 'customer' was stopped for attempting to steal cigarettes. He started to get loud and abusive, prompting someone to call for 'backup'. By the time I got up front, the situation was over, but my 2nd wife and a buddy were there for the whole thing. They told me he was tirading on all of them:
"So WHAT you caught me stealing? I'll be back to steal again, and if you try an' stop me, I'll kill ALL you honkey muthaf****s!"
My 2nd wife is of mixed ancestry, never been called 'honkey' before....
My buddy knows it's me when I call or text and call him '*****', I've been teasing him with that ever since.
Nothing in my direct office, but the manufacturing building had some sort of a love triangle going on where one guy threatened to kill the woman and the other guy. He was fired and we now have a security guard posted at the door of that building.
There is this one guy...
Once, he was irate with me because I failed to read an email he had sent that he thought was very important. It may have been, but sending it from an @aol.com address to my work address failed to capture my attention. He had an irate, foul-mouthed confrontation in a meeting shortly thereafter. Afterward, his immediate supervisor offered to hold him down while I sucker-punched him (a joke, of course). His manager issued a formal apology. Still unsatisfied, he quit. But he kept ties to the company with his new consulting firm.
A later episode involving him an a customer of his ( a training seminar at his location) couldn't grasp a concept, so he stormed out, hopped in his corvette and made a dramatic exit. He left everyone there.
Another episode involved him teaching a class at a nearby manufacturing facility. I don't know the details as to why, but apparently he was escorted off the premises before the class was complete. He did donuts in the company's lawn.
He still works for us on occasion, but he is carefully insulated from people.
Years ago I was working for an executive jet charter company. I had received a call to do a short notice flight to Castlegar BC. The trip was to take a "comedian" and drop him off as they were filming a movie nearby.
I was the first in and did all the flight planning etc associated with the flight. While in the hangar checking the aircraft, a moderately attractive blonde woman approached and started the normal niceties of the day conversation. She was dressed in jeans and a jean jacket but looked really well put together.
I left to carry on with preparations when I received another call with the passenger names. They were:
Steve Martin, Damon Wayans, Fred Willard, Shelly Duvall, Michael Pollard, Rick Rossovich and the blonde in jeans, Daryl Hannah.
They were all flying up to Nelson BC to shoot "Roxanne". Fun trip on a beautiful summer day and my first carrying celebrities.
One of my employees took an axe to some office furniture at one of our off-site locations.
We've had two accidental discharges that I know of.
Once in a while we get an irate tenant.
Typical government office.
yeah. working retail, a pair of irate customers were yelling at me because I wouldn't sell them an AC-DC adaptor for a laptop that the store had for $60, but they wanted it for $20 because they saw it on ebay for that price.
and I subsequently quit retail.
Food for thought: if you aren't dead by 2050, you and your entire family will be within a few years from starvation. Now that is a cruel gift to leave for your offspring. ;)
I work for the city in the code enforcement department. There's been some "almost" incidences between me and my sorry-assed supervisor. Our manager had to break us up once. That 5 year wonder (my supervisor) always caters to the neighborhood action groups and makes me stop what I'm doing and work on their special projects. I keep having to remind him that we are here to serve the citizens and not a small special group. I've been doing that job for 13 years (17 total with the city) and this young pup is gonna tell me how to do my job. Makes me wanna put my fingers around his neck! Grrr!
I guess I'll never be a supervisor, 'cause I'll never kiss anyone's butt. If you're wrong, I'm gonna tell you that you're wrong. and not sit there and giggle.
Two is one and one is none.
Jdon,how did you like flying into Castlegar International?
I was living in Nelson when they filmed that. Big activity for that town.
"harder" is not a very good safeword.
The 2008 election brought out all kinds of crazy at my office.
I have always had a reputation for being extremely calm and collected in all work situations, including medical or physical emergencies. I have a very stoic personality at work, and sometimes that gets misinterpreted; a co-worker once got upset at me during a meeting and said "I know you're a machine and don't care, but other people have feelings."
The result of this has been that I get to be the hatchet man. I have had to tell many people that their services are no longer needed. That tends to lead to interesting "losing it" moments. Like when I fired someone (and their immediate supervisor) for falsifying time sheets to indicate she had worked when in reality she never actually showed up for weeks on end. After letting her know this in her office, she followed me out into the public area and she screamed (at the top of her lungs) at me that I was the Devil and how did I feel knowing that her children would starve, and many other things that would be bleeped on TV.
I calmly told her to make sure all her personal belongings were removed within the hour, and security would escort her out of the building. I'm a machine.
I totally lose it daily. I lose control of all bodily functions and just sit in my office chair raging and soiling myself.
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Been there. I've found Xanax helps.
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First week on the job as the new white boy from the suburbs in the Chicago ghetto I set off the panic alarm several times (I kept pressing it wondering when something was going to happen) which had several police cars drive into the shop and the cops get out expecting an armed robbery. I didn't lose it (and they all believed me I really was the new white boy from the suburbs) but some of the customers got kind of freaked out.
Another time at another job I came back from lunch to see one of our employees being put in the back of a squad car (got busted for driving without a license), we had to call the cops on a crazy customer another time, and I had a guy come back suffering from roid rage after his girlfriend thought we didn't treat her right. I don't miss retail either.
Ah yes. Retail. I hated working in that horrible industry. My favourite work place incident was about 18 years ago when I worked in a gift shop selling sports/tourist tshirts and sweatshirts. My boss was an awful, awful woman who made it loud and clear to me and my co-workers that the rules were for us and not her. As the months passed we were reminded daily that even a minute's lateness would mean working late night shifts for a month (regardless of either plans or commitments), being off any amount in the cashing out reports were recorded and once it surpassed $2 in a month the person would get a notice that his or employment would end the next time any outage or overage was recorded (we tried to bypass this by adding our own pocket change when any of us were over or short, even a penny, for each other), and NO PERSONAL PHONE CALLS. I know, these are pretty basic rules. Not out of the ordinary but it was the way she'd get really close to our faces when she wanted to know why I was short $0.03 in my cash report. Or holler at someone who'd spent an hour on a crowded train that was stuck in a subway tunnel from an electrical short. But oh my. Never touch the phone. That made her crazier than anything. But mostly because she needed that phone for her own personal calls that came through all day long. That woman was never off the phone to her friends, mother, boyfriends, or her awful brother who came in to "borrow" team jackets on weekends.
One weekend she called the store and I answered the phone. She told me to take $50 out of the till, grab a sweatshirt and pants from the stock, and come to a motel in the west end of the city. Turns out her date the previous night took her to a motel and left before she woke up the next morning, taking her purse and clothes. My chin was on the floor. This was not a typical retail situation by any stretch of the imagination. There was no way I could take money and clothes from the store because my rat manager told me she was naked in a motel. She had plenty of people she could call but the store employees shouldn't have been on her short list. It was the manager's bad luck (and my good luck) that the store owner and his wife had come in about a half hour earlier. I put the manager on hold and whispered to the owner what the manager told me.
Good times.
We had a new manger on Monday. She was much better. I quit the job after Christmas and the new manager told me to call her the next time I needed work.


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In this clip from "Ron Paul: Liberty Defined," Dr. Paul describes how real positive change comes from understanding liberty and economics.
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Senior Fellow Randy T. Simmons, co-editor of Aquanomics, looks at the battles over water in the western United States. Thirsty citizens of growing cities, farmers, factories and environmentalists are in a fight for a natural resource that is priced arbitrarily. Its value is determined not by the free market, but by bureaucrats. Outdated government reclamation projects and water policies have put residents of the Golden State at the mercy of the weather, and of government's mandatory regulations.
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"Crisis, Leviathan, and the National Security State" by Robert Higgs was a speech sponsored by The Future of Freedom Foundation February 15, 2014 at the 2014 International Students for Liberty Conference in Washington D.C.
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On February 17, 2014 Robert Higgs presented this speech as part of the ongoing Economic Liberty Lecture Series, a joint project of The Future of Freedom Foundation and the George Mason University Economics Society.
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Recorded: Monday, January 27, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appears on Arise TV to discuss the economy in South Africa, which is facing a strike against platinum producers, threatening to plunge the countrys economy into a deeper hole.
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Aspergillosis in Intensive Care Unit (ICU) patients: epidemiology and economic outcomes
1 Department of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases, University of Alabama at Birmingham, 1900 University Boulevard, 229 Tinsley Harrison Tower, Birmingham, AL, 35294-0006, USA
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BMC Infectious Diseases 2013, 13:29 doi:10.1186/1471-2334-13-29Published: 23 January 2013
Few data are available regarding the epidemiology of invasive aspergillosis (IA) in ICU patients. The aim of this study was to examine epidemiology and economic outcomes (length of stay, hospital costs) among ICU patients with IA who lack traditional risk factors for IA, such as cancer, transplants, neutropenia or HIV infection.
Retrospective cohort study using Premier Inc. Perspective™ US administrative hospital database (2005–2008). Adults with ICU stays and aspergillosis (ICD-9 117.3 plus 484.6) who received initial antifungal therapy (AF) in the ICU were included. Patients with traditional risk factors (cancer, transplant, neutropenia, HIV/AIDS) were excluded. The relationship of antifungal therapy and co-morbidities to economic outcomes were examined using Generalized linear models.
From 6,424 aspergillosis patients in the database, 412 (6.4%) ICU patients with IA were identified. Mean age was 63.9 years and 53% were male. Frequent co-morbidities included steroid use (77%), acute respiratory failure (76%) and acute renal failure (41%). In-hospital mortality was 46%. The most frequently used AF was voriconazole (71% received at least once). Mean length of stay (LOS) was 26.9 days and mean total hospital cost was $76,235. Each 1 day lag before initiating AF therapy was associated with 1.28 days longer hospital stay and 3.5% increase in costs (p < 0.0001 for both).
Invasive aspergillosis in ICU patients is associated with high mortality and hospital costs. Antifungal timing impacts economic outcomes. These findings underscore the importance of timely diagnosis, appropriate treatment, and consideration of Aspergillus as a potential etiology in ICU patients.