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Kans Law Firm, LLC
Bloomington, Minnesota DWI and DUI Lawyer(952) 835-6314 or (888) 972-6060
Kans Law Firm LLC in Minnesota focuses on helping those charged with a crime. The firm handles federal and state felonies and misdemeanors. For more than 15 years, the firm has helped clients who face an uncertain future because of their mistakes.
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Groshek Law, PA
Minneapolis, Minnesota Criminal Defense, Family Law and Professional Defense Attorneys(612) 424-5829 or (888) 721-1056
Groshek Law PA in Minneapolis, MN, is a reputable and experienced law firm that concentrates in criminal defense. The firm takes a holistic approach to practicing law and give clients the best representation possible. The firm's goal is to empower clients with the tools they need...
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Jeffrey Dean Law Office
Minneapolis, Minnesota DWI & Criminal Defense Lawyer(612) 305-4360
Jeffrey Dean is an experienced DWI and criminal defense lawyer, with a powerful record of success in even the most difficult criminal cases. As one of the state's most admired defense attorneys, he represents individuals throughout the Twin Cities area who are facing a variety of...
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Keyser Law, P.A.
Criminal & DWI/DUI Defense Law Firm in Minneapolis & Stillwater, Minnesota(612) 338-5007
Keyser Law, P.A. in Minneapolis and Stillwater, MN, focuses on criminal defense and immigration issues. The firm handles misdemeanors or felonies, state or federal charges, and juvenile crimes. The firm boasts nearly 20 years of combined legal experience to help clients through the...
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Sicoli Law, Ltd.
Criminal Defense Attorney in Minneapolis, St. Paul, Minnesota(612) 871-0708
Sicoli Law provides quality criminal defense services to individuals and corporations under investigation for or charged with criminal offenses. With extensive experience in every type of criminal case ranging from DUI to serious state and federal felony charges, Robert Sicoli delivers...
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Langemo Law, P.A.
Minnesota Criminal Defense & Veteran's Lawyer(952) 556-0056
Langemo Law P.A. provides a defense for those charged with a crime and helps veterans deal with issues affecting them. The firm can handle traffic violations, felonies and misdemeanors. Since 2007, the firm has protected clients' rights to be proven not guilty.
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Keller Law Offices
Minneapolis, Minnesota Criminal Defense Attorneys(952) 913-1421
Keller Law Offices is a criminal defense law firm based in Minneapolis, MN. Attorneys at the firm protect the rights of those charged with a crime quickly and aggressively. The firm has handled thousands of criminal cases and has the experience of former prosecuting attorneys on...
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Law Office of Carolyn Agin Schmidt
Criminal Defense Attorney in Minneapolis, Minnesota(763) 591-0552
The Law Office of Carolyn Agin Schmidt specializes in criminal defense for clients in Minnesota. With more than 20 years of experience, the attorneys provide vigorous and effective defensive strategies. Besides the experience, the attorneys also have compassion and a need for justice...
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Cadem Law Group, PLLC
Otter Tail County Full-Service Lawyer(612) 222-6127 or (855) 663-9437
Cadem Law Group, P.L.L.C., is a general practice litigation law firm offering aggressive, compassionate, and strategic representation in a broad range of practice areas in all Minnesota state and federal courts. Our single most important goal at Cadem Law Group is to provide exceptional...
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Kelly & Lemmons, PA
Minnesota Full Service Law Firm(651) 646-6325
Kelly & Lemmons, P.A. serves municipalities, corporations of all sizes, non-profit foundations, and individuals in St. Paul, Minneapolis and the greater Twin Cities area of Minnesota, as well as western Wisconsin. We push ourselves to achieve creative answers for the public and...
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Law Office of Richard P. Ohlenberg
Twin Cities Criminal Defense Lawyer(952) 525-2242
The Law Firm of Richard P. Ohlenberg is a dedicated criminal defense law firm that has raised successful defenses in courthouses around the state, including clients and District Courts in Burnsville, Eagan, Hastings, Mendota Heights, Apple Valley and Rosemount in Dakota County, Shakopee...
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Nelson Criminal Defense & Appeals, PLLC
Minneapolis, Minnesota Criminal Defense Lawyer(763) 220-4946 or (800) 500-8544
Nelson Criminal Defense & Appeals, PLLC is the legal practice of criminal defense attorney Julie Nelson, representing clients in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, as well as the surrounding areas and counties. Ms. Nelson has served as Chair, Vice Chair and Secretary...
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Ramsay Law Firm, PLLC
Criminal and DWI Defense Attorneys in St Paul, Minnesota(651) 604-0000 or (800) 840-4759
At Ramsay Law Firm, PLLC, we are dedicated to helping individuals beat the charges, whether that is done by dismissal of the case or a reduction in the charges. Whether the charges are due to alleged DWI, domestic violence, sex crimes, murder or homicide, white collar crimes, or...
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Sheridan & Dulas, PA
Minnesota Criminal, DWI Defense, Family and Social Security Disability Lawyers(651) 968-1249 or (800) 491-9983
Sheridan & Dulas, PA is a full-service law firm in Eagan, MN providing a host of legal services to clients in the Twin Cities metro area and the surrounding counties of Minnesota. With over 75 years of combined experience, the team at Sheridan & Dulas, PA has the expertise...
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The Adkins Law Group, Chartered
Minneapolis DWI/Criminal Defense Lawyer(651) 330-9678
The Adkins Law Group, Chartered provides criminal law and civil litigation and appeals representation to the Twin Cities Metro and throughout Greater Minnesota including: Minneapolis, MN, St. Paul, MN, Anoka County, Carver County, Dakota County, Hennepin County, Ramsey County, Scott...
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The Law Office of Rebecca Rhoda Fisher, PLLC
Twin Cities Criminal Defense Attorney(651) 251-3838
The Law Office of Rebecca Rhoda Fisher, P.L.L.C. is a criminal defense firm offering experienced legal representation to clients throughout the Twin Cities. The firm is based in St. Paul, Minnesota. We defend individuals on a broad range of criminal charges, from DWI and misdemeanor...
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W. Harvey Skees, PA
Minneapolis DWI Defense Lawyer(612) 825-6415
The Law Office of W. Harvey Skees, PA is a law firm focusing on DWI, DUI and all areas of criminal defense. Our office is established in 1998 and located in Minnetonka, Minnesota. We apply our dedication and skills tirelessly to the needs of our client.
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Balmer Law Office, PLLCBloomington, MN 55337
Bloomington, MN Criminal Defense Firm(612) 326-4175
David Balmer is an experienced Twin Cities criminal defense attorney. His practice is focused exclusively on criminal defense. The Balmer Law Office successfully defends clients charged with all types of crimes — from simple traffic tickets all the way up to first degree murder charges. The firm is...
Peterson Law OfficeBloomington, MN 55435
Experience Working for You(952) 921-5818
Peterson Law Office provides over 37 years of experience to professionally serve you and your legal needs. Here at Peterson Law we handle a variety of legal issues such as probate, criminal law, estate planning, bankruptcy law, game and fish law, traffic law, water/drainage law and much more. We...
The Law Office of John J. LeunigBloomington, MN 55431
Criminal Defense Attorney in Bloomington, Minnesota(952) 540-6800
If you have been accused of a crime, turn to the Law Office of John J. Leunig. Mr. Leunig provides his clients with the individualized attention and quality representation they deserve. Through skilled representation and a strategic defense, you or your loved one can receive the best possible...
Anderson Law Firm, PLLCMinneapolis, MN - Law Firm near Bloomington
Minneapolis Criminal Defense Lawyers DWI / DUI, Drug Charges, Assault(612) 355-2723
Kirk Anderson, Minneapolis Lawyer.; Drug Possession, Assault Charges, Criminal Sexual Misconduct; When you, or a loved one, are looking for legal representation, you want an attorney that have experience and a proven track record of success. ; Criminal Defense:; DWI/OWI; Domestic Assaults; Criminal...
Appelman Law Firm, LLCSt. Louis Park, MN - Law Firm near Bloomington
Minneapolis DWI & Criminal Defense Attorneys(952) 224-2277
Appelman Law Firm, LLC is a DWI and criminal defense law firm in St. Louis Park, Minnesota. The firm's team is made up of dedicated and responsive attorneys who are skilled in trial law and highly knowledgeable on the finer points of various criminal charges, from which they defend clients...
Beito & Lengeling, PAMinneapolis, MN - Law Firm near Bloomington
Minneapolis DWI and Criminal Defense Lawyers(612) 767-1618
Aggressive and experienced criminal and DWI defense throughout Minneapolis, MN including the following case but not limited to: DUIDWI, Drunk Driving, Traffic Crimes, Criminal Defense, Drug Crimes, Violent Crimes, Juvenile Crimes, Sex Crimes, Felony DWI, and more...
Berndt Law Offices, PLLCMinneapolis, MN - Law Firm near Bloomington
Civil Litigation & Criminal Defense(612) 746-1500
As Principal of ▪berndt law offices PLLC, Mr. Berndt concentrates his litigation ; practice in the representation of individuals and companies in disputes ; involving Construction, Mechanic's Lien Foreclosures, and Corporate and ; Commercial matters, Felony and lesser-level Criminal...
Brown Criminal DefenseMinneapolis, MN - Law Firm near Bloomington
Minnesota DWI & Criminal Defense Attorneys(612) 789-2100


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Gramatik has always been an early adopter. He started making his first beats on an early PC by the time he was 13, and soon the kid from Portoroz, Slovenia figured out how to harvest the power of free file sharing to build a following throughout the US & Europe. Gramatik landed on US soil as a fully formed artist who knows how to do things his way. He signed to a label, Pretty Lights Music. With over 100,000 tracks sold on Beatport.com, topping all kinds of genre charts, Gramatik has clearly matured into a world-class producer.
Of his new record #digitalfreedom Gramatik says, "My new EP bares the title #digitalfreedom. As an artist that based his entire career on the platform of free file sharing, I'm dedicating it to the fight against severe internet censorship bills we've been hearing about so much in the past months. Bastards have been trying to cripple the internet on a global scale with bills like ACTA/SOPA/PIPA and I'm sure there's more of them coming, so this one goes out for spreading awareness! Reject them all, they will never stop the sharing, the Internet is our realm, DIGITAL FREEDOM!"
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I can't believe that that William has already been with us for one week. I just told Kevin that it seems weird to think that I'm no longer pregnant. William has been adjusting to life outside the womb pretty well. He doesn't like to be apart at night, but last night he slept in his bassinet next to our bed and really only cried when he was hungry, which is a big improvement from previous nights. We've started taking weekly pictures of William instead of my belly, so look for that page soon.
On Monday we had a visit from an OB nurse. Our hospital offers one home visit from an OB nurse as part of their maternity care, so she came by to check on us. Will had gained just about 3 ounces in 3 days! Considering how much we've been nursing, I can't say that I surprised. He's a good eater :) Everything else checked out well and the nurse was pleased with how we were doing. We have our 2 week wellness check up next week and I'm expecting more of the same.
I thought I would write Will's birth story before I forgot how our little guy made his grand entrance into the world. Looking back, it really seems pretty crazy how things came together before Will arrived. We started the evening like any other–dinner and Wheel of Fortune. Yes I realize that Wheel of Fortune is not a show 20-some-things typically watch, but we like trying to figure out the puzzles! Well the final puzzle last Tuesday happened to be "Baby Face". Neither one of us got it and we were both a little peeved. After dinner Kevin decided it was finally time for him to get some things in the bag for the hospital. He'd been talking about doing this for two weeks, but for some reason decided to do it then. I decided that I wanted to bake and finally settled on Chocolate Cobbler. It was heavenly, and apparently labor inducing, because about an hour after enjoying dessert, as I was standing at the stove trying to figure out what to do with the leftovers, my water broke. I felt a small gush, and headed to the bathroom. After several more small gushes while in the bathroom, I was pretty sure that this was the real thing, but had to be sure. I came out and sat on the couch next to Kevin and told him that I thought my water had broken, but we were just going to wait and see. We happened to be watching Parenthood at the time and there was a woman laboring on the show. Kevin promised me that it wouldn't be as bad as they made it seem on TV. After 10 minutes or so I was for sure that it was my water and not just leakage or discharge and we got ready to head into the hospital. My bag had been packed for weeks, and with Kevin's recently packed, we didn't have much to do. To be honest, I think we were both in a bit of shock.
We made it to the hospital about an hour after my water broke. They hooked me up to a monitor to check for contractions as well as made sure that it was in fact my water as well as my progress. Imagine my surprise when the doctor told me I was only 1 cm dilated. She started talking about augmenting labor in the next 4-6 hours with Pitocin and I told her that I would rather not. We decided to wait and see where I was at after a few hours. The next 9 hours actually went by fairly quickly. Half was spent roaming the halls of labor and delivery, pausing for contractions as they came and the other half was spent in the room, hooked up to all of their machines to keep track of the baby's heart rate and my contractions. During those hours the contractions fluctuated from 5 minutes apart to 3 minutes apart and then back to 5 minutes apart. I thought surely I would have made some progress.
At 8 am my OB came through on rounds and checked my progress again. I was only dilated to a 2 and still not 100% effaced. She gave me a deadline of lunch time to show some more progress or she was going to recommend start the Pitocin to get things going. Lunch time rolls around and I still have not progressed enough and they started a Pitocin drip along with saline. Up until this point I hadn't had an IVs and was just hooked up to the monitor. Also up until this point I was tolerating the pain of the contractions fairly well without any medication. I had wanted to go without an epidural and didn't even sign the sheet agreeing to treatment when we checked in. The contractions were still coming every 3-5 minutes apart and Kevin was doing a good job of helping me through them. My doctor said that it would probably take 30 minutes or so for the Pitocin to kick in, but the next contraction was twice as intense as the ones before and the intensity continued to build. After about an hour with the Pitocin they decided that they needed to increase the dose, because I still was progressing as fast as they wanted me to. About two hours after they started the Pitocin my OB came back in and told me they were going to have to increase the dose again. At this point I felt like my insides were getting pulled out of me with every contraction, some of which last for over a minute and a half. I wasn't able to relax at all and I was shaking all over. I knew that I had to have the epidural if I was going to be able to continue.
The anesthesiologist was there within 10 minutes and the relief was almost immediate. He actually had to pause about half way through the procedure so that I could work my way through a contraction. After the epidural the nurse increased the Pitocin, turned out the lights and Kevin and I were able to relax a little. An hour later, the nurse came by to check and see how we were doing, and everything seemed to be ok, so I sent her on her way. Not 10 minutes later I was struck with the urge to use the restroom. The nurse came back and after telling her what I was feeling, she insisted that she check my progress before we dealt with my bladder and bowels. Turns out the pressure I was feeling was actually the baby and he had already started to decend into the birth canal. The nurse told me that I wouldn't even have to "labor down". She wanted to do a couple of practice pushes to see if we could make a little progress before they got everything ready for delivery. So I labored for 12 hours without Pitocin, 15 without an epidural with little to no progress and in the hour and a half from the placement of the epidural I was ready to give birth. I think that the epidural allowed my body to make the changes that were necessary for birth. I'm convinced that I may have been in labor for hours more had I not had it. As much as I wanted to avoid it, for the baby's sake, he was probably better off.
Pushing lasted all of about 45 minutes, although it seemed like hours to me. At one point I asked if someone could just pull the baby out and I guess at that point you could just barely see the top of his head. The nurse started talking about his blond hair as soon as she could seen his head. She even said that his hair was so pretty it had to be a girl. My OB came down for the final few pushes and was able to deliver our healthy baby boy. She let Kevin tell everyone in the room the gender and then he cut the cord. He did really well and watched almost the whole process. The amount of relief after delivery was overwhelming. After almost 17 hours of labor we were finally able to meet William. We did skin to skin contact right away and he was able to latch on within the hour. He's been a breastfeeding champ ever since then!
We are so lucky and feel truly blessed to have such a wonderful little guy. He may not have come into this world as we had imagined, but he's perfect none-the-less.


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I still have a few of London - UK this one was at the end of our walk and heading for home well for the bus home
not to dark of a silhouette effect but just enough to see some details, some shots just don't need editing,.....
and tis was one of them.....if it did how would you edit it?
"Let your heart be the compass it will find its way home"</i>
love the music to this song, Almost Home Mariah Carey -
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Your silhouette effect is just perfect!
so great
I agree...no edit necessary. This is all atmosphere that reeks...LONDON
I'm doing this soon site seeing in London I mean
really, could of done with spending more time here,
a friend and I walked for hours to get to this part,
by the time we got here we had to walk back for our bus.....
so i will be going again....in the warmer weather,.....
when are you going?
thank you for the fav
So beautiful!
I loved that day of our photography. London never runs out of things to photograph.
yes we had a lovely day, this was just before my battery went,.....ha
and lots more shots to of got, just a pity we didn't have more time,.....
never enough time.
I was thinking o booking a b and b next time.......a nite in the ritz maybe .....lol
LOL The Ritz it is then, hehehe.
If got the money, will be good to book a B&B, I thought about that too.
Awesome shot
Love the "silhouette" effect from the shadowing against the light blue sky!!!
thank you Mel, by the time i got to this bit of London the sun was facing us,
would love to of waited to get the sun setting but the bus was due
Beautiful - Love London <3
thank you, its a nice place to photograph


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New Delhi, Aug 9 : US Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel Saturday called for a stronger partnership between India and the US, including in defence cooperation, and stressed that both countries should "seize the opportunities" before them and not be bound by bureaucratic red tape.
"A stronger US-India partnership is critical for sustained peace and prosperity around the globe...There is bipartisan support in the US for stronger India-US relations," Hagel said during a talk at the Observer Research Foundation think tank here.
"As our interests align, so should our armed forces. Increased investment towards defence- industrial partnership with India is the way of going forward. A robust defence partnership and joint military capabilities are to be the cornerstone of Indo-US relationship," he said.
He said the challenge before both nations was to "seize the opportunities before us".
"Bureaucratic red tape - within either of our governments - must not bound the limits of our partnership and initiatives," he stressed.
Speaking of the Indian general elections, he said they reflected the power of a democracy and its people. "India's elections were a reminder that democracy is not only how we vote, but also who we are."
Drawing parallels between US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rise to power, Hagel said that "it is no coincidence that the son of a tea seller becomes the Indian prime minister and a child born in a small Kenyan family becomes US president."
He also praised Prime Minister Modi's initiative to invite leaders of South Asian countries to his swearing in ceremony. "By inviting SAARC leaders to the swearing-in ceremony, Prime Minister Modi signalled better relations with Pakistan."
He said that the US "recognizes India's stake in peace in Afghanistan and will seek to assist in regional security."
In defence cooperation, the US defence secretary said there were several proposals that would transfer technology and production expertise to India. This included a plan for the US and India to co-produce and co-develop the Javelin anti-tank missile.
On Prime Minister Modi's forthcoming visit to the US, Hagel said that President Barack Obama is "very much looking forward to the summit meeting at the end of September."
Hagel, who arrived Thursday evening on a three-day visit, held talks with Prime Minister Modi, Defence and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley and External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj Friday on ways to boost the bilateral strategic partnership.


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Volume 2014, Issue 4
A winter's tale—from the Blurb bookstore
Dark, bright, bleak, and beautiful—winter has many sides. As we now find ourselves in the middle of the season (here in the Blurb offices in the Northern Hemisphere), we chose to review a selection of books exploring this theme.
Winter's visual cacophony is captured and celebrated to great effect in photographer and Blurb book-maker Sophie Carr's book Winter in Iceland. We talked to Sophie about the process of making of her book and what she discovered:
How did you go about making your book?
I took thousands of photos (!) on a 9-day trip to Iceland in March 2012, but picked a selection of my favorites to put in the book.
Which book-making tool did you use?
I downloaded the BookSmart tool, uploaded a selection of photos, and played around with the sizes and layouts, selecting most of the photos.
How did you decide on the format (trim size, template)?
I added a few pages as I went along to make sure I had the selection I wanted included and saved some page layouts that I wanted to reuse, making sure they all lined up properly.
What paper and finish options did you choose?
I chose the ProLine Charcoal Linen cover, ProLine Charcoal End Sheets and Premium Paper, Lustre finish.
We think the book is beautiful. Were there any lessons for you when creating it? What advice would you have for others wanting to create such a successful photo book?
I learned that it's really useful to set up some of your own templates with the photo layouts, so that you can re-use those layouts throughout the book so it's consistent. I also learned that you have to be mindful of borders and page position (different on left and right)—it takes a bit of playing around with to get it right, but it's worth the effort it in the end!
Sergey Beketov
Breathtaking landscapes from beyond the Polar Circle are artfully collated in this stunning photo book.
The Cold Bitter End
James Katsipis
This book's ethereal cover shot—with its suspended snowflakes and quiet calm—does not prepare you for the many dramatic action shots inside. James Katsipis' photographs are simply wonderful.
Shawna Eberle
This fine art photography portfolio is a visual exploration of "tiny fragments of the frozen landscape collected in order to explore their fragile nature". Stunning.
Winter is coming
Pierre-louis Dieulesaint
Striking black and white photography illustrates emotive scenes of homelessness in winter across several European cities in this unforgettable photo book.
winter : playtime
Sheila Murphy
NYC-based photographer Sheila Murphy skillfully pairs wintery images in a book that celebrates "snow days" and the unexpected free time they pleasingly enforce.
UTAH & ARIZONA Winter 2012
Colin Remas Brown
A wintery color palette, atmospheric landscapes, creative composition, and interesting effects combine to produce some wonderful imagery in this book from Colin Remas Brown.
Winter Trees
Jim Turner
The quote at the beginning of this book perfectly sets the scene for the statuesque and silhouette-like photographs of the beautiful trees within.
Winter in Brighton
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Ike Koenig documents the subjective charm of the British costal city of Brighton in winter, with humor, blight, and beauty all rolled into one.


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I must say iIwas fairly impressed with him too. However your comment does illustrate the propensity of the commentariat as a whole to have serial crushes on Lib Dems - Cable, then Clegg now Laws. Does this actually show that, deep down, previously you all secretly suspected that most of them couldn't walk and chew gum at the same time?
I like him - but future PM I don't think so.
He is in the wrong party to become PM. It is that simple.
If you consider my previous posts in recent months I don't think I can ever be said to have had a crush on "Saint Vince" of "I agree with Nick". So, no, it's not as you suggest something to do with the shock of discovering one that can walk and chew gum etc. Lots of Lib Dems can walk and chew gum.
Victor, thanks. You say he's in the wrong party to be PM? Are you presuming that there won't either be a reshaping of the parties if there is voting reform or traffic between the various parties even without it?
And Matt,
In principle there is no reason not to run a "Deep Minority" government, if the proposed PM from that party is sufficiently popular. It has happened in other countries on many occasions. Unlikely now, but perhaps in the future.
The Telegraph Newspaper is breaking about Laws paying £40k of taxpayer's'money to his landlord and lover. I would not rush to put a bet on his being PM any time soon.
There have been lots of pro-Laws blogs today - how ironic that the words "potential future prime minister" DO sound entirely silly tonight.
Laws is in expenses trouble - as Ron says.
Clearly the keeping the gay issue private played a part, but judgement is in question. No doubt it will be lib dem knives which finish him if he has to go. But this is not a political problem for the coalition. its bad for the country.
David Laws has been fiddling his expenses, paying his secret gay lover against the rules - and covering it up. His days are numbered, he will be out in a few days, resigning in disgrace.
Serves him right.
How can this bloke survive in the current anti-expenses climate when he has clearly been fiddling? His interpretation of the rules is all fine and well, and perhaps he did not want to out himself, and keep his homosexuality from his family and friends, but I think that when Laws started living AND sleeping with another man, the bloke he is having sex with must surely become his partner - how can he justify claiming expenses to rent a room from a geezer when he is sharing his bed? This is much much worse than that awful Ex Home Secretary Jackie Smith and she was rightly booted out as an MP by the electorate. If he didn't want everyone to know he was 'batting for the other side' he should have not claimed anything at all. No. He should be toast, brilliant economist or not. He has been caught cheating, he didn't get found out during the main witch hunt - he could have come clean then, but decided to keep quiet. Now, however, he is going to be the person giving people financial pain, and should have ensured, when he was offered the post that he was absolutely without reproach. If this type of financial improprietary happened in ANY OTHER job he would be arrested, interviewed, charged with fraud and would not have the opportunity to make financial restitution just to make the problem go away. These MP's are absolutely disgraceful He needs to be fired off sharpish - Nick Clegg just can't afford to have dodgy people in the coalition cabinet.
FFS, had he been able to live openly with a partner or spouse - and I respect completely that their circumstances did not allow this - he would have been legally allowed to claim £20K a YEAR for a second home. £40K over 5 years is nothing.
I completely understand his need to keep his sexuality private and the attempts to drag his meteoric talents into the mud on the back of these slurs are pathetic.
Ultimately, pushing him out would be a fatal loss to this government and this country.
I think rather than a future Prime Minister, a future EU Trade Commissioner might be more likely.
If his expenses in the Telegraph are correct, he should be sacked.
As others have said: If Laws had openly declared his relationship, he would have been entitled to MORE money.
He didn't claim these expenses for financial gain, but in order to keep his private life private.
Lying on expenses claims is of course a bad thing, and given the recent scandals people are obviously going to be upset about it.
But the fact remains that if Laws had been honest, he'd have taken more of the taxpayers' money. And his dishonesty was not for financial or political reasons, but for personal ones.
This shouldn't cost him his job.
If it was just the rent money then i think he could survive, but all the other expenses that he claimed show that he was just on the make. He has to go i'm afraid.
Laura, why would he have taken more taxpayer money if he had declared his partnership?
Dogerrel - if you declare that you live with a partner, you're entitled to all sorts of extra expenses for things like travel etc, which if I remember correctly adds up to around £20,000 per year.
Laura, again are you sure about that? You can't claim expenses for your wife/husband/partner unless they work for you in a legal capacity - and there are rules to govern that.
erm, Liam "There is no money" Byrne to replace DL.
oh what a hoot.
a more important job awaits DL.
Look at issue that prohibit society to tell the truth.......and become an enabler.
as opposed to be an enforcer.
DL is indeed the most interesting person in the cabinet (but not the most important).
Let's look at what else David Laws could have done:
1) Not pay anything towards the house where he was living
- I don't think anyone can reasonably expect this. Whatever your relationship with the owner of a house, if you live there then you will usually be expected to contribute financially. That's how it works for practically every other adult in the country, and I don't see that MPs should be allowed to live in places for free - or that MPs' partners should have to stump up the costs of necessary second homes (unless you want Laws to commute from Yeovil every day, and claim the travel expenses?).
2) Buy the house with his partner, and claim for the mortgage
- A perfectly valid option. But from Laws' point of view, it would mean revealing the relationship, which he clearly didn't want to do. And from the taxpayers' point of view, the amount of expenses available to an MP buying a house with their partner far exceeds the money that Laws did claim - so whilst buying the house together would have been exactly within the letter of the rules, it would have resulted in Laws claiming more money, as well as revealing something he wished to - and had a right to - keep secret.
3) Buy or rent a separate property alone
- Another perfectly valid move, but again, the expenses available to Laws would have been much higher. Please note, I'm not saying that, just because acting the way he did made Laws entitled to less money than if he'd acted differently, that means Laws is necessarily in the right. I'm just pointing out that, if he'd done option 2 or 3, however honest he would have been seen to be, he'd almost certainly be claiming more money. So for me, at least, any claim that Laws has somehow stolen from the taxpayer is ridiculous. He claimed a reasonable amount of money (some would say very cheap for Central London) to help pay for a home he needed. And no, he didn't necessarily go about it 'the right way', but he arguably went about it in the way that entitled him to far less money than he'd have been able to get if he HAD gone about it the right way - making it clear to me that this was not done for financial gain but for personal reasons.
4) Not claim for anything, but use his own money
- A lot of people think this is what he should have done. Laws is a wealthy man, why not just pay for the house with his own money and keep the whole thing out of the spotlight? I suppose he could have done this. But the fact remains that he extended the morgage on his first home to help his partner buy this one, and regardless of how much money a person has, I don't think it's right that they should have to pay out of their own pocket (especially the tens or hundreds of thousands of pounds it would cost to rent or buy a home in London) for something they need in order to do their job. An MP from an outside constituency needs a base in London, unless, as I said above, you're willing for him to commute every day from his constituency, and claim the travel expenses, which in my mind would be both expensive and probably detrimental to his work. However large my personal wealth, if my employer asked me to use large amounts of my own money to pay for something that my job required me to have, I'd very quickly be looking for another job. And if Parliament employed this rule, I suspect that there would be far fewer people from low- or medium-income backgrounds looking to go into politics, and once again politics would become the domain of the very wealthy.
No, David Laws did not follow the rules to the letter. But it seems clear to me that his transgression was not the result of greed, but of a desire to keep his sexuality and relationship secret. He had every right to keep that secret. While it must be acknowledged that he broke the rules, and whilst he must pay back the money (despite the fact that there are circumstances in which he could have legally claimed far more), I don't believe he should lose his job over this. This isn't greedy or frivolous expense-claiming. He claimed £40,000 that he shouldn't have, in exchange for not claiming considerably more that he would have been entitled to, in an attempt to keep his private life private. He was technically wrong, but I don't see that he was morally wrong.
He's already resigned.
He's gone and that is only right, but he should have gone as soon as this matter came to light - his position was untennable at that point. His actions remind me of some of the dodgier practices of the last Parliament - mainly Conservative MP's using all sorts of evasion to claim expenses on one pretext or another. His sexuality is his own affair - there are plenty of gay MP's but perhaps he was too ashamed of his urges in that direction to want to 'come out of the closet' - maybe he thought it would hurt his rise through the ranks. He must be kicking himself... finally, after spending years out in the cold, the Liberals have a chance to prove that they are capable of government and he was at the forefront of those efforts. Clearly an able and clever man, but unable to square his public image with his private life. Maybe in a couple of years time - if the coalition holds together he will be back. The Liberals do not need a reminder of this type of bad publicity - remember the Jeremy Thorpe furore? Times are much more tolerant of homosexuality now but it still carries a stigma, which is presumably why Mr. Laws did not wish to make his sexuality public.
Of Laws what is writ?
The hubris of a banker
preaching public thrift?
What of the watchman
o'er the nation's treasure
who took from the hoard
to steal private pleasure?
Fools may proclaim
a Kingdom ingrate
to waste the wits
of this Man of State.
Yet far better gone is he
who took his duties light
to fritter our wealth
on another sodomite.
Iain Martin is Deputy Editor of the Wall Street Journal Europe. He writes on politics.


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Prior to the Washington Wizards last meeting against the Utah Jazz on March 13th, Shaun Livingston was feeling pretty good about himself and his game. Against the Orlando Magic, just his eighth game as a Wizard, Livingston scored 18 points and dished out eight assists in just 31 minutes of play. Coach Flip Saunders made a point after the game, to praise Livingston's decision-making ability, and just two nights later, he was rewarded with the starting point guard slot.
Unfortunately for Shaun, his first start as a Wizard came against arguably the best point guard in the game, Deron Williams.
Williams not only outplayed Livingston, but he wore out Randy Foye (the previous starting point guard) and Earl Boykins. Livingston started that game strong, by blocking two of Williams shots, but in the end, Williams was just too strong, too experienced, and too good. Williams had 17 points, 11 assists and six rebounds. Livingston finished with six points, three rebounds and zero assists. The Jazz won that game, 112-89.
Last night, the Jazz were back in town, and once again, they blew out the Wizards, 103-87. Williams was his usual brilliant self with 20 points and 12 assists, but despite the loss, Livingston played better this time around. He had 14 points, three assists, and three rebounds, and he showed much more aggression than he had during that March 13th meeting.
After the game, I asked Livingston about his matchup against Williams, what he can learn from a player of that stature, how is health is progressing, and what he does to stay positive despite his team's 15-game losing streak.
Rashad Mobley: I know how tough it looks from my vantage point, but you're right there on the court, so tell me what it's like going up against Deron Williams?
Shaun Livingston: Man, he's the best point guard in the league. Hands down. Maybe not the most valuable one, obviously Steve Nash means a little more to his team. But you talk about size, skill, the combination of both, I mean he causes the most mismatches for any guard including myself. Even though I have a few inches on him, I still give up at least 30lbs, so that gives him and advantage going to the hole and drawing a lot of contact.
RM: Even though you're in the midst of the game, do you learn anything from him?
SL: Definitely. I watch how he controls the tempo. He does a great job of pushing in transition and creating fast break points. I mean, you think of Utah, and you think of a slow half-court set team, and they are great at that. But when he's pushing the ball and they are running, they are just as good, and he's hard to guard. So I definitely watch that, and try to learn.
RM: I noticed a couple of times when you went down to the post, you had some success against him. Why was that play not called more often?
SL: You know what? That is partly my fault. I'm new and all, but that's part of my responsibility of being a leader. I have to call my own play if it looks like a match-up is in my favor. A lot of times, I get in my own head and I don't want to be that selfish point guard, who is all about his own game. But I'm sure when I look back at the tape, I'll kick myself for not trying to take him in the post. I mean on the Utah side, Deron went to the post as soon as Earl[Boykins] checked into the game for me. And then even with the big men, they tried to give the ball to [Carlos] Boozer whenever [Andray]Blatche was guarding him, because Boozer has the weight advantage. So I have to recognize those match-ups. But again, that's part of my maturation process you know? As I get healthier and my knee gets stronger, I can start fine tuning my point guard duties. But yeah, that play was working, and it's up to me to call it.
RM: Speaking of injuries, I remember talking to Grant Hill about the recovery process from his injury, and he said that every now and then, he would do something on the court that surprised him, and reminded him of what he could do pre-injury. He said that's how he knew he was closer to being 100%. In the past week, we've seen you dunk on Pau Gasol and tonight you threw it down on Carlos Boozer. Did those plays surprise you and make you say, "Wow I'm back!"
SL: I actually could do plays like that more often, but its more about the opportunity. When it presents itself, I just have to go for it and stop thinking about it. Again, like I said before, I get in my own head sometimes. I need to get in the lane and just dunk it, instead of finger rolling, laying it up and all that. Going back to Deron Williams again, he drives hard, tries to dunk, and he draws fouls without any hesitation. I think the more I go hard into the lane, maybe teams will stop jumping and trying to contest me, so I can get some easy baskets[starts to laugh].
RM: Have you allowed yourself to think about what it would be like sharing a backcourt with Gilbert Arenas, now that it looks like he just might be back next year?
SL: Man, that would be great. I mean Gilbert is known around the league as a scoring guard during his career, and I think if I were running the point, that would free things up for him tremendously. Then obviously it opens the floor for me a bit as well. Plus I'm 6'7″, he's 6'4″, a backcourt like that is a handful on both ends of the floor. Ok, yeah, I'm getting excited just talking about that[laughs heartily]. But seriously, a whole lot needs to happen for that to be a reality. I mean I don't even know if the Wizards are bringing me back next year for sure, so I cant get too carried away.
RM: Do you have any regrets, especially around this time of year, about not going to college when you see all the excitement and hype around March Madness?
SL: Hell, yeah! I mean I'm happy with my decision to go pro and all that, even with my injury. But how can you not get caught up in that excitement as a player? And lets bring it back to Deron once again. He and Dee[Brown] led Illinois to the NCAA Final, and I bet if you asked Deron about that run, he'd talk about how much he improved as a player because of that. So most of the time, I'm cool with my decision and all that, but I can't lie and say I don't miss experiencing that.
RM: How do you personally keep from getting frustrated about this 15 game losing streak? I mean, you're the starting point guard, and its your job to not only run the team, but to keep spirits up too?
SL: Honestly man, when you've been through what I've been through over the last few years,something like a 15 game losing streak doesn't phase you. And I'm not saying I don't care about the losing because I damn sure do. But the perspective I keep on this is always positive, because I've been in the mind state, when I wasn't sure I was ever playing basketball again. So I look at this as a lesson for us to get better this year going into next year and I try to stay positive as possible. As a point guard, its my job to keep guys going, keep the ball moving and to stay positive too, so that's what I'll keep doing.


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Raiders fans love them or want to deport them all to a Raider Island are a pretty loyal bunch. There merchandise is always a top seller. Al Davis just was and is an a-hole. Think about when they play the Chargers half the stadium or more is Raiders fans.Quote:
I'm also talking about the Raiders as well. LA is not a town for football for whatever reason I dont know.
L.A is a football town that got jacked by two greedy arrogant owners that had their own agenda. One of them I beleive to be a murdering wench that should be in Prison. There is alot of die hard fans here.
St Louis is far less of a football town then L.A if you ask me and they have a team. When I was hooting and hollering at the Rams and Saints games people were looking at me like I was nuts. I had only one beer and was suffering a little from a Jakes Steaks prime rib and Guiness Hangover so how obnoxious could I have been? The Rams barely start to slip in St Louis and the fans start jumping. I mean cmon the players noticed last year that the fans had abandoned them, 8-8 or not they were right on the cusp of making the playoffs last year. Could you ever imagine the cubs having more fans at a Cardinals home game then the Cards???
I do beleive that the Rams should stay in St Louis though. That is where the glory returned and yes that dome at one time was the loudest in pro football. Opposing teams said it was one of the best home crowds they had ever witnessed. I just hope that the stadium returns to that level and the fans stay a little more loyal during rocky patches. I do not see an owner from Colorado moving the team though I mean they already have the Broncos talk about die hards.
The LA vs. St. Louis debate is always based on what the fans where doing at the time of the move. Georgia created that mess. Make no mistake about that. When the Rams were in Los Angeles, they were THE BIGGEST game in town. They were bigger then the Dodgers and bigger than the Lakers. The fans were as good as any in the league. Don't let the east-coast we-know-everything-about-football bias try to tell you otherwise. I was there.
I say, let's move the Rams back to Los Angeles and move the Raiders to St. Louis. That way, Misery gets a football team and an indoor arena that will directly compete with the Chiefs, and the Rams come home to big crowds and great weather, played OUTDOORS.
Bottomline is that a new stadium is great and all. But given the spoiled climate of a dome environment. The true environment might not sit well with the average fan. The diehards will love the true feel of the game on grass and mother natures sun beams. But the Dome has been the trademark of the Rams since there arrival to the city.
It has become a league wide presence and it is the St Louis image.
Given the weather climates in the winter months, I think a retractable roof would be
in the financial long term goals of the team concerning revenue and keeping all fans interested in the atmosphere of the NFL landscape. We as fans have never experienced the rigid cold of Lambeau or the extreme New England ice.
Anaheim and Dome life have been good for all these years.
So i would go with the retractable roof mindset.
[quote=RAMFANRAIDERHATER;177875]When the Rams were in Los Angeles, they were THE BIGGEST game in town. They were bigger then the Dodgers and bigger than the Lakers.ote]
Uhhhh that is definetly not true......at all.
To be honest I dont care what kinda fan you are that is the worst slam that a city can have when it comes to a team's fanbase.
Roadster, Hardtop, or convertible.
If everyone were to think about it, the convertible would be the best way to go.
Open roof for the majority of games. Closed roof for the times there is extreme weather, as well as for other functions.
Some of the posts seem to ask "Why a dome?" Well, being from the area, I can tell you. Saint Louis is in an area where the weather is unpredictable. In the old Busch Stadium, it wasn't that uncommon for the temperatures on the field to reach over 120 degrees, even into October. In January, it's possible to be at 20 below. 140+ degrees of difference during the football season. Add the possibility of ice storms dropping 5 inches of ice (similar to what Springfield had last January), severe thunderstorms dropping softball-sized hailstones, as well as the "St. Louis Air", and a dome DOES make sense. However, the majority of game days wouldn't have such extremes, making an open stadium desirable. The retractable roof would be the best compromise.
As for moving the team to California...WHY? Rams fans are scattered all across the world, with the majority being in the US. St. Louis is in a central location, meaning more fans can actually make it to the games. I know, you California fans feel slighted...just like Brooklyn did when the Dodgers moved west. Look at it this way...the east had the Rams for a few years, then LA had the Rams for a long time. It's OUR turn now. When our turn is over in 25 years, then it's Scotland's turn. I hear Dez has been begging for almost 20 years for the team to move to Edinburgh.
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This is the time of year for reflecting on the things that we are most thankful for. For me it's a loving boyfriend, a nice family, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and People's "Sexiest Man Alive," Channing Tatum. In this video Bryan Safi and I weigh in on 2012's sexy pick.
In 26 years of awarding the sexiest man alive title,People has bestowed the title only once to a man of color (Denzel Washington in 1996) and never to an out gay man.
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Yesterday I referred to two articles I had found on the web, both Google 'sightings' – one of a ghost in Cardiff, one of an ET-like alien in New Jersey. When I saw both articles in tandem I had begun to smell a rat and according to website 'Switched' the ghost was one of several pranks perpetrated by Google itself in order to promote its new street mapping service. (Sorry to disappoint you there).
The reason I've come back to this today is two-fold:
Firstly, did you know that the mere mention of 'ghost' and 'alien' in your web page or tags vastly increases web traffic? (Yes, I'm guessing you probably did – I'm pretty slow with this web stuff). Yesterday this humble little blog was all ablaze with activity. Of course, I can't recommend this method of increasing web traffic because if you don't deliver with actual content on those two subjects then people will probably be quite miffed with you and never cross your threshold again.
Secondly, I'm intrigued as to why so many of us are fascinated with ghosts and aliens. With all the technology that surrounds us you'd think that we'd all be on the side of the cynical scientists, yet we still crave that frisson of fear that comes with stories of the unknown. I'm no different – I had rather hoped that the Cardiff ghost was for real and admit that despite my misgivings about the story, I was still disappointed yesterday to find that it was a scam. Naughty Google-peeps!
Meanwhile (to complement the other article I've found this morning involving a ghost), an 'alien' has been captured on film via Google Street View. The extra terrestrial entity, plus a beam of light, was apparently spotted in Berkeley Heights, New Jersey.
I like to keep an open mind about these things but, hmmm, I fear I'm already seeing a pattern starting to emerge…
According to the article in The Daily Mail, this alien sighting follows on the heels of another sighting in the same area (this time in Morris County). Three months ago dozens of residents reported flickering lights floating across the night sky.
(The above article also contains a sighting of Liam Gallagher and I'm not sure why both were included in the same article, unless the staff at the Daily Mail are making some connection between Mr G and ET)! ;)
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Kate Winslet has given her new movie Finding Neverland the ultimate compliment - it's the first of her films she has enjoyed watching.
The British actress stars alongside Johnny Depp in the movie, about the life of Peter Pan author JM BARRIE.
She says, "I actually felt very comfortable watching the film, which is new for me because I usually can't handle that at all.
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MADRID, Iowa — An Iowa woman whose nose was severely injured by an attacking dog says her husband bit the animal to make it stop assaulting her.
Caren and Laine Henry said Thursday that a 50-pound Labrador mix ran out of a yard in rural Madrid on Sunday and attacked the couple while they were walking their pet beagle.
Caren Henry said the dog bit her abdomen and right thigh, scratched at her eyes, then clamped onto her nose, tearing it off. She said her husband was bitten on an arm when he tried to help her.
Caren Henry said her husband "finally had to bite the dog in its nose, and it let loose."
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This Hoe Bag is sleeping in my bed on new years eve.
додав Garrett Giuffre WHAT! 31 Грудень 2008
A physical bag that a hoe will carry with them most of the time. The bag usually contains extra clothing, lube, condoms, tampons, pregnancy test...and other such items that allow her to sleep from place to place with guy to guy. Be aware that one might call this an "emergency bag", that would be bull shit.
Tonya carried a hoe bag the whole time I knew her. Fuckin hoe.
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A girl who knows he's your man but fucks him anyways.
that stupid hoe bag slept with my Husband/Boyfriend.
додав Kathy R 2 Лютий 2008
a person that is a cesspool for sperm
yeah dude BJ is such a freakin hoebag
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Slut, Dirty Nasty Slut, Whore, Disease Infested, Hoe Bag
Shut up you fucking Hoe Bag
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Usually a member of the female sex who frequently engages in lewd acts of sexual activity, often including bestiality.
Also, the satchel used to collect butt-mud dropped from the hineys of horses in a drawn carriage.
Also, the satchel used to collect butt-mud dropped from the hineys of horses in a drawn carriage.
Example: Brianne and Heba are such hoe-bags; last night they had sex with 4 different guys and even a couple of donkeys.
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love it
It´s deep... Amazing.
But just not understand very well this light inside eye
But just not understand very well this light inside eye
Love it!
woooooow I am so impressed <3
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BraveFace was right about the title but otherwise this is perfect!!! xD
The title of the artwork should be "Are you scared?", not "Do you scared?".
When I saw this in my messages I thought it was a photo, you amaze me.
Yes, I'm scared
i oficially hate u no really, absolutly incredible, 1 of most realistic ive seen in terms of eyes, for sure
This is brilliant!
Im scared of the light that the eye is looking at!...Congrats on your work
very realistic.
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The highlighted eyelashes are really what makes this pop. Very nice!
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Some friends and I recently stayed at the Yin He Hotel on a recent trip through Nanning. Judging by the fairly positive reviews left by other travelers, I'm wondering if our experience was atypical (maybe the place was full and we just got the lower quality rooms that were still available???) and not what should be expected. That being said,... More
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Lol the faces of soldiers in your drawings are hilarious.
you call that a "village" ? what would be a city....
I instantly thought of the knights from Monty Python - "Run away! Run away! Run away! Run away!"
To be fair, he's not booking like that in full plate. It is an absolutely beautiful piece of art though, I heartily approve.
plate armor was actually very flexible and did not restrict movement very much
its not full plate. his legs and underarms are free (only mail)
I love the look on the fleeing warriors face, it screams "Christ! What am I gonna tell the boss!?"
"Village". Lol.
realizem that guy running
There's only one archer but DAAAMMMNNN he's good.
i like that one guy whos really running
WOW so detailed and so real!!
What's the matter? Can't beat a bunch of peasants?
I like your metal painting. Awesome job.
This is a seldom-looked at part of a castle assault — when it goes terribly wrong.
Sweet job, man, I really love the way you did this, too.
Sweet job, man, I really love the way you did this, too.
haha love it! The feeling of "Oh shit, RUN!" is transmitted really well!
It would appear that the French taunting took them completely by surprise.
Awesome, all your gallery is awesome
EPICCCCC good work
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reminds me of game stronghold
i think ive seen this aldready on cghub, anyway i love the details of this. great piece
something tells me that this ended up being a curb-stomp battle (where the obvious victor actually get's their ass handed to them on a platter.)
gr8 colour
good job... nice detail n colours!
You portrayed the scene very realistically. The lighting is beautiful and feels natural, and the detail, while not clear in a few small areas, is saved with how the lighting works. Nice work.
so cool!!
woooow i was always thinking who maked this !
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That is so awesome. Great job man
nicely done mate
Exceptional work, love all the details and great movement and action!
Perfect expressions and really nice armor painting. Any clues to tale behind this picture?
run away!!!!
Wonderful work. The look in his eyes tells me he knows he's got more to to live for - than a shot at fading glory.
Looks awesome!!
This is so stunning! o.o
Good work!
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Amazing! The entire pic is fabulous, the siege ram, the expressions, even the bloom at the soldier's armor!
Very nice. The castle's texture is great, the lighting solid - I love the pose of the guy who's looking over his shoulder.


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Bennet joined Sens. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, and Maria Cantwell, D-Washington, to file the amendment in the bill, introduced Tuesday.
The amendment follows efforts by Bennet, U.S. Sen. Mark Udall, D-Colo., and other lawmakers to include an extension in the bill that have so far failed. An initial draft of the bill did not include an amendment, disappointing Bennet and other lawmakers after they had urged Finance Committee leadership in a recent letter to include the amendment.
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"The wind PTC cuts right to the core of whether and how we want to compete in the global and changing economy," Bennet said in a statement issued by his office Wednesday. "It has triggered tremendous economic growth in Colorado and all across the country, and we've seen the kind of economic damage that comes with allowing it to expire prematurely."
Colorado generates the sixth-highest percentage of power from wind of any state in the nation, according to Bennet's office. The wind industry employs about 5,000 workers statewide.
Vestas Wind Systems A/S (OMX: VWS) operates factories in Windsor, Brighton and Pueblo. The company recently said it planned to hire more workers following record wind-turbine orders in 2013. The company has said it will employ more than 2,000 employees statewide, mostly in manufacturing, by the end of the year.
Vestas reached a peak of 1,800 employees in 2012, but laid off hundreds of workers when Congress waited until the beginning of 2013 to renew the production tax credit.
A Vestas spokesman did not immediately respond to requests for comment on Wednesday's efforts to extend the tax credit.
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You know, the functions: next_post_link and previous_post_link.
But I want them to show ONLY the URL, without any text. Like, I wish to make a tag like this:
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Woodstock defeats economic coordinator positionMarch 06,2013Woodstock defeats economic position
WOODSTOCK There were three articles of note in Woodstock that were voted by Australian ballot Tuesday. One was defeated and the other two passed.
Voters defeated an article to hire an economic coordinator to promote economic development in Woodstock, 520-361. The article asked for $50,000 to hire the coordinator in conjunction with Green Mountain Economic Development Commission.
Voters overwhelmingly approved an article to ban assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines, 707-186. The article would instruct state and federal legislatures to require criminal background checks for every gun sold in the United States and make gun trafficking a federal crime.
The $11,322,305 Woodstock Union High School budget also passed, 414-195. The budget represented a decrease of $61,961 from this years budget of $11,384,266.MORE IN This Just InWATERBURY CENTER Vermont State Police say a toddler is in critical condition after being found ... Full StoryBERLIN A hypodermic needle was found in a baby changing table of the Berlin Mall on Friday,... Full StoryBURLINGTON The University of Vermont recently produced a new publication highlighting... Full Story
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Paradox – Photographed for the latest issue of Revs Magazine, model Asia Bugajska poses in elegant fashions for the lens of Djamel Boucly. Stylist Bahareh Ardakani dresses Asia in a mix of masculine and feminine pieces with a veil as her main accessory. / Hair by Tobias Sagner, Makeup by Daria Slusarczyk
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Love the model and her simplistic, elegant poses. Its makes the shoot very believable- a characteristic which I feel lacks in quite a few editorials. I also like the softness of the grey in the black and white.
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On today's show, Khail and Ashley check out the newest batch of pictures from "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," explain how Elon Musk wants to change the way we use electricity in our homes and learn more about Jeff Bezos' recent spacecraft launch.
It's May the Fourth (that's Star Wars Day, if you've been living under a rock), and to celebrate, Vanity Fair is showing off new photos of the cast of "The Force Awakens." Lupita Nyong'o plays an alien space pirate, Adam Driver plays villain Kylo Ren, and Gwendolyne Christie is in that chrome Stormtrooper costume.
Why speak to people to find out how they're doing when you can just use facial-recognition software? And if that doesn't work out, try watching goldfish play Street Fighter.
This week on Crave, we teach digital toddlers how to read, watch two goldfish fight to the virtual death, try out some Google Glass facial-recognition, mood-detecting, age-guessing technology, and take comfort in knowing that our fake noPhone is safely in our hands, filling the void.
The company plans to price its shares between $9.50 and $11.50 when it goes public.
The Asus Memo Pad ME172V won't set you back a ton, but with much better choices only $50 away, you should simply pay more now and regret less later.
Despite their similar looks, the Asus ME172V is not the Nexus 7 in any sense.
The Asus Memo Pad ME172V is not the 7-inch tablet to get. Its low-resolution screen and slow performance trip it up in a big way.
Specs have surfaced of a 7-inch Google and Asus tablet that could cost less than £100.
We got word on a MySpace Bulletin post that CNET's Sharon Vaknin is in the office, so we force her to guest-host today's episode and talk to us about social networking nostalgia, the mystery behind liveblog traffic, and a social experiment that lets you donate clothing from your rival school to the homeless.


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It looks like there is a good chance this will do it....what Front end are you running? Nothing else there is a touchpad for mouse movements
It looks like there is a good chance this will do it....what Front end are you running? Nothing else there is a touchpad for mouse movements
This is mobile for sure.....it did look like a play button forward and reverse and volume on it..dont know if it will work with RR. Hopefully it will. Im not sure what frontend im going to run yet. RR or G-Net or maybe just Xp no front end. I really like the look of the new iTunes with the fullscreen album covers that are reflected and is easy to see
Here's some more ino on it and it says it has volume control on the second line under "features":
Yea I saw all the info about working with MCE and iTunes and etc... I wonder about RR. I would assume it will.
or G-Net and others. I geuss time will tell. I cant wait to get it
After looking at this I would think it will work just fine with RR. Since it looks to need no drives I would think is is using all the standard control fictions built into XP for media play and so on. That being said since RR uses winamp which can uses those same controls to control Play, Pause, FF, RR Volume and so on I think it will work fine.
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Sweet! That would solve my problem of "Where to mount a touchpad?" Great price too. I'm curious to hear how people like it.
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Defenseman Francois Beauchemin, the veteran of 673 regular-season NHL games and member of the Ducks' Stanley Cup championship team in 2007, reached high to describe his brothers on the blue line.
"I've never been on a team that deep on D," he said of the Ducks' stable, six-man defense corps.
The ability to travel deep into the postseason with three set pairs has to do with skill and good fortune in avoiding fluke injuries in a long and grueling run. In 2012, the Kings rolled through the playoffs and won the Cup using six defensemen.
What the Ducks have been doing is reminiscent of that effort. They have relied on Beauchemin, youngster Hampus Lindholm, Clayton...


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Finalist, Toronto Arts Foundation's Arts for Youth Award 2014
The Arts for Youth Award is a $15,000 cash prize, with finalists receiving $2,000. The award celebrates an individual, collective or organization that has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to engaging Toronto's youth through the arts and artistic creation. Established in 2007 by Martha Burns, Jim Fleck, and Sandra and Jim Pitblado. The finalist Award was established in 2010 through the generous donation of Diana Bennett and Spencer Lanthier.
Leonardo da Vinci Award for Innovation and Creativity in the Arts 2007
On April 21, 2007, the Children's Peace Theatre was awarded the The Leonardo da Vinci Award for Creativity and Innovation in the Arts. The awards recognize individuals who have created new, useful and positive inventions, methods, developments or improvements in the Arts, Business, Community, Education and Entrepreneurship. The Awards are presented annually in April to celebrate the birth of Leonardo Da Vinci.
Mayor's Community Safety Award 2007
On December 6, 2007, the Children's Peace Theatre received The Mayor's Community Safety Award for the Peace Leaders Program, at a special ceremony at Toronto Police Service Headquarters. The Mayor's Community Safety Awards celebrates the contributions of people and groups whose work makes their community a safer place to live. Each year, five recipients are recognized for their contribution to improving the safety of Toronto residents.
YMCA Peace Medallion 2006
Drew's Group was awarded the YMCA Peace Medallion for their work to create peace in their community through theatre. Each November the YMCA of Greater Toronto recognizes peacemakers whose endeavors inspire and impact others. YMCA Peace Medallions honour youth and adults from all walks of life who commit their time to advancing peace in their own communities or abroad.


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Normally, I'm not one for Astronomical documentation, mainly cause I don't have the attention span for it.
What happens if any E.T civ. doesn't use the same frequencies that we use for communication. I mean the endurance and strength of radio signals could go for quite a ways. The odds of an E.t race blastin their own top 20 hits, or some diplomat extremists making some speech could be good, considering we did it.
However, any E.t that capable of interstellar travel with easy, would be using Ftl communications. We couldn't pick it up, or maybe even notice it. While they could pick any signal we sent.
Better off wishing on a shooting star.
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Hey JadeStar,
Thanks for the reply, much appreciated!
Is there anyway we can get a list update? Would be interesting to see exactly where that star is and if any other info is known about it. (Kepler Data etc.)


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