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Pronunciation: /ˈlafiNGˌstäk/
Definition of laughingstock in English:
noun[in singular]
A person subjected to general mockery or ridicule.
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butt, dupe, spectacle, figure of fun, stooge, fall guy
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Hi, When I looked at the Nyiha (nih) entry I found that the population numbers are still from 1987. SIL-UTB did a survey in 2004 and got more accurate population numbers which can be found in the survey report (silesr2009-012). In the report it says that the 1987 figure for Tanzania is questionable. The Ethnologue estimates a total of 626,000 Nyiha speakers both in Zambia and Tanzania (together). In the report the number for Nyiha in Sumbawanga was given as 25,000 and for the Nyiha of Mbozi as 246,000 which would bring the total in Tanzania to 271,000. Is there a way to update the 1987 figure to the more accurate figure from the 2004 survey? Thanks, Bernadette Mitterhofer
We have updated the speaker population for Tanzania Nyiha [nih] in Tanzania for the 19th edition of the Ethnologue.


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Top summer events of 2013
Don't miss our editors' picks for the season's best happenings for foodies, art buffs, music lovers, and more
Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Ashland OR, June - early Nov
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival, a stunning showcase of pantaloons and farthingales, draws 400,000 visitors. The action centers on the Elizabethan stage, an eye-popping ode to the playwright's Globe Theatre. osfashland.org
SFJazz Summerfest, Palo Alto and San Francisco, CA, June 14 – Oct 10
Get ready for all the funky, soulful, smooth music you can handle. At SFJazz Summerfest, top local musicians from the Bay area delight crowds every Thursday for ten weeks at a time in three separate locations. In past years, greats like the Scott Amendola quartet (pictured) have played. sfjazz.org/sfjazz-summerfest
Telluride Bluegrass Festival, Telluride, CO, June 20–23
Mornings at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival begin with a blast of bagpipes, as campers flood the gates in a landgrab. Roughing it does have its advantages, though: Fingerpickers like Tim O'Brien are known to sneak into the campgrounds for fireside jams. bluegrass.com/telluride
Utah Shakespeare Festival, Cedar City, UT, June 24–Oct 19
Dive into the world of Shakespeare with plays like Hamlet and other classics. Highlights include "The Anatomy of a Season," backstage tours, and production seminars. bard.org
Aspen Music Festival, Aspen, CO, June 27 – Aug 18
Set in the imperial Colorado Rockies, this eight-week educational festival will bring out your inner Mozart. Orchestral concerts, opera, and kids' programs are just a few of the events offered. Don't miss this year's performances, including a Gershwin tribute. aspenmusicfestival.com
Santa Fe Opera, Santa Fe, NM, Jun 28 – Aug 24
The Santa Fe Opera will host soprano Amanda Echalaz in Tosca this season. Means nothing to you? The in-seat translation screen should come in handy. santafeopera.org
High Sierra Music Festival, Quincy, CA, July 4-7
It's like summer camp for adults. Celebrate this roots-focused show with more than 50 performers over 4 days. Not only can you hear awesome performances by Robert Plant, Primus, Thievery Corporation, and more with 10,000 others, but the venue also offers opportunities to swim, fish, and hike in the quaint mountain town of Quincy, so don't forget your bathing suit. highsierramusic.com
Pageant of the Masters, Laguna Beach, CA, July 7 – Aug 31
Art buffs are sure to love one of the most unique artistic interpretations in the nation.The Pageant of the Masters is one of the Laguna Festival of Arts' most famous attractions, where real people pose as counterparts in original art pieces, recreating the work in an interesting, three-dimensional way. foapom.com
North American Indian Days, Browning, MT, July 11-14
Take in one of the largest Blackfeet tribal events in Native American culture. From every region in the United States and Canada, Native Americans come to share their heritage and perform traditional drumming, dancing contests, and more. If you're lucky, you might even get to hide out in an authentic teepee. visitmt.com
Oregon Berry Festival, Portland, OR, July 12-13
Berry lovers unite! Head on over to Portland's Ecotrust Building and sample berries galore in pies and jams, or sip on a fresh blueberry soda. The free event features live entertainment, a berry cook-off between Portland chefs, and more. oregonberryfestival.com
Orange County Fair, Costa Mesa, CA, July 12 – Aug 11
Soak up the sun in the iconic SoCal county, with live music, rodeo shows, a decked-out carnival, wine tasting, and lots more. ocfair.com
Cheyenne Frontier Days, Cheyenne, WY, Jul 19-28
Cheyenne Frontier Days has been rippin' and snortin' since 1897. Days start with pancakes and end with a rock or country show. In between: all manner of bucking broncos, bull riders, historical reenactments, and carnival rides. cfdrodeo.com
US Open of Surfing, Huntington Beach, CA, July 20-28
Grab your board and head to the beach for this year's annual US Open of Surfing. You'll see some of the gnarliest tricks on the waves. For hopeful surfers trying to reach the elite World Tours through the Association of Surfing Professionals, this event is a must. usopenofsurfing.com
Renegade Craft Fair, Los Angeles (July 20-21) and San Francisco (July 27-28)
Get creative at the Renegade Craft Fair, with locations in San Francisco and Los Angeles. The best vendors of indie-craft and DIY goods from the Golden State and beyond will be selling everything from jewelry, to paper goods, to bath products. And be sure to pick up tasty bites from local L.A. food trucks. www.renegadecraft.com/losangeles; www.renegadecraft.com/sanfrancisco
Pioneer Days at This Is The Place Heritage Park, Salt Lake City, UT, July 24
History buffs get a taste of the olden days when the Mormon pioneers officially arrived in Salt Lake City in the 1800's. Go back in time and enjoy some of the same activities the pioneers had for entertainment such as foot races, games, and crafts. The day ends with a ceremonial bang from the famous Candy Cannon. thisistheplace.org
Oregon Brewers Festival, Portland, OR, July 24-28
Raise a pint to one of the nation's longest running and most popular beer festivals. With over eighty craft breweries from all over the country serving more than 70,000 attendees during the event, it's a beer-lovers' heaven. Even the little ones can join the fun and sip on a handcrafted root beer while accompanied by an adult. oregonbrewfest.com
Copper River Wild! Salmon Festival, Cordova, AK, July 26-27
Join the rustic fishing community in the heart of Prince William Sound as they celebrate a beloved Alaskan staple. Highlights include live music, arts and crafts, and a tasty salmon barbecue on Saturday night. copperriverwild.org
Gilroy Garlic Festival, Gilroy, CA, July 26-28
Don't worry--definitely no vampires here. Take in the distinct aroma of fresh garlic in Gourmet Alley, where guests can taste extraordinary garlic-enhanced recipes from top chefs like garlic salmon, garlic almonds, and even garlic ice cream. Proceeds from this pungent (but delicious!) event go to over 160 local non-profit charities and organizations. gilroygarlicfestival.com
Vail International Dance Festival, Vail, CO, July 28 – Aug 10
Vail International Dance Festival is where troupes like New York City Ballet come to brisé and plié under the stars. If your love of dance extends only as far as the TV, check out the session of past and present reality-dance competition stars. vaildance.org
Outside Lands, San Francisco, CA, Aug 9-11
At Outside Lands, the pinkie on the rock-on salute is hoisted for high culture. There's plenty of music, but also 100 high-end eats and wineries throughout Golden Gate Park. A couple years back they repurposed a 1920s sink to pour wine. A light red with your Jack White? sfoutsidelands.com
Denver County Fair, Denver, CO, Aug 9-11
Marvel at the elegant cake displays or take a chance on a Tarot reading at one of the eleven different pavilions set up on the Denver fair grounds. Kids are sure to love the carnival sideshow, and entertaining live music. As for us, we're most excited about the best moustache and beard competition. denvercountyfair.org
Burning Man, Black Rock Desert, NV, Aug 26 – Sep 2
This is why you came West: freedom. You want to be able to get naked, do drugs, set up a booth where you can smell other people's armpits. Or at least see other people do that stuff. At Burning Man, see what happens when 50,000 people set up a city in the remote, lifeless, cell-phone-service-free, playa of Nevada's Black Rock Desert over Labor Day and then take it down. You want to see freaks. And if you don't, then maybe you belong back in New England, thrilling to the surprise of discovering what people brought to your church potluck. burningman.com
Moab Music Festival, Moab, UT, Aug 29 – Sep 9
The rocks star at the Moab Music Festival. Chamber, jazz, and folk bands all sound pitch-perfect tucked into the grottoes of Utah's rust-colored desert. One program lets listeners raft down the Colorado River, stopping for music and fireside dining. moabmusicfest.org
Hatch Chile Festival, Hatch, NM, Aug 31 – Sep 1
Like it hot? Learn everything you could ever want to know about New Mexico's spiciest crop at the annual Hatch Chile Festival. Sample famed chile recipes, toss a horseshoe in celebration, and practice your wave for the crowning of the Chile Festival Queen. hatchchilefest.com
Bumbershoot Music & Arts Festival, Seattle, WA, Aug 31 – Sep 2
Bumbershoot is the largest urban arts festival in North America. Yet it still feels like a neighborhood bazaar. Skate parks become galleries. Fire dancers work the caffeinated crowd. And nights end to the throb of a DJ. All within the shadow of the Space Needle. bumbershoot.org


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Exclusive: A number of Americans – on the Right and Left – embrace fantasies about fighting some glorious revolution in the future, requiring them to maintain arsenals of weapons today, even if the cost of their violent illusions is the brutal murder of children at school, at play or in the home, writes Robert Parry.
Tag Archive for U.S. Constitution
NRA Suggests a Police State
Exclusive: The irony of the NRA's crackpot idea for protecting America's children by dramatically expanding the use of armed guards is that the proposal would push the U.S. further down the path toward a police state, threatening the "liberties" that the NRA claims it wants to ensure, writes Robert Parry.
The Right's 'Limited Government' Scam
Exclusive: Libertarians and Tea Partiers pretend they are the only Americans who believe in "limited government" as envisioned by the Framers, but that is a false conceit. The real history is that Madison and Washington devised a Constitution with broad powers to promote the "general Welfare," says Robert Parry.
Why I Wrote My New Book
Robert Parry says: From my 35 years as a Washington journalist, I have concluded that the biggest threat to America's democratic Republic is the spreading of false or misleading storylines about the nation's history. Key facts are covered up and founding principles are twisted, thus overriding the ideal of an informed electorate.
Ron Paul's Appalling World View
Exclusive: There was buzz on the Internet after libertarian Ron Paul delivered what was billed as his final address in Congress. But his near-hour-long speech sounded more like the ramblings of a right-wing crank than the coherent thoughts of the principled idealist that his fans rave about, writes Robert Parry.
Ryan's Distortion of America's Founding
Rep. Paul Ryan wraps his Ayn Randian philosophy of unrestrained selfishness in phrasing selectively lifted from the Founders, but the Republican vice presidential nominee misses the role of democracy and self-government in establishing human rights, says historian Jada Thacker.
The Constitution's Unhappy Birthday
As the U.S. Constitution reaches its 225th birthday, the democratic Republic that it made possible is facing extraordinary threats to its survival, at least as anything but a shell of its former self. The main culprit is a relentless assault by the super-rich and their political/media handmaidens, says Beverly Bandler.
A New Egyptian Government Rises
Egypt's moderate Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi, is picking his way through hot political coals as a new governing system rises from the embers of the old. But his ad hoc constitutionalism is not unprecedented; indeed, it is how the United States was forged, notes ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar.
The Battle over the Constitution
Claiming to speak for the Constitution, the Right has convinced many Americans of an upside-down account of what the Framers were doing – and timid historians have let these false impressions harden into conventional wisdom. Beverly Bandler says a vigorous and honest debate about this history is needed now.
America's Founding Pragmatism
Exclusive: America's Founders were not marble statues, but rather real people facing tough challenges. To make ends meet, the esteemed Abigail Adams dabbled in black-market goods, and that kind of tough-minded pragmatism – not starry-eyed idealism – imbued the Constitution and guided the early nation, Robert Parry writes.


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I filled my taxes on the 3rd of Feb. and I got my state taxes back with in a week from that. I still havnt recived my federal taxes yet. Turbo tax says i should get it by the 24th. I tried to see what the IRS website says and they say it is still being processed. So was just wondering why it is taking this long to process my return? Thanks.
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IRS says that something like 98% of the returns are processed within three weeks from the time accepted -- there is no guarantee -- and besides there is nothing one can do . If the return gets kicked out for some reason then manual intervention is required and that takes time. It has nothing to do with TurboTax -- and if your state is like California , it runs in parallel to the IRS and you catually may get your state refund earlier than the Federal refund. Best advice ( even if you don't like it ) is to wait and wait. If after five weeks , you still don't see any change in WMR status, then by all means call the IRS.
Please visit www.irs.gov and look for "Where is My Refund" -- this is most up to date information about the processing of your return ( it is updated regularly). You will need filing status, SSN and the amount you expect in refunds
Yes ive done that and all it says is its still being processed. ..
These answer that TT super users or workers put is funny. Same generic answer. Everyone is different and no I would wait 5 weeks to call that's just ridiculous suggestion. 3 weeks if you don't get it call cause some times letters don't get sent and sometimes the wmr has glitches and doesn't update properly. I never received a letter last year and come to find out I was under 1121 code for extra review. But the arm didn't update it for a week after I called. They put 21 days and tell you to call in 21 days. And I saw another tt worker who tried to tell some one the irs doesn't promise a refund in 21 days that they have 21 days to accept it. She is an idiot! It even states on the IRS website. TT I don't expect you to know what is truly going on with my return once it's in the hands of irs but you shoukd get better people to answer in your name. Cause I've always used this to do my tax and never have I seen issues like this year. I'll probably just use tax act or something else next year.
So who should I call the irs people or turbo tax???
IRS turbo tax can't do anything once irs has it they are just a program.
That was a snappy answer. .
I just got my state today!
Look, I was personally involved in studying and suggesting hanges to the WMR site as part of the TaxPayer Advocacy Panel. I know how it works and the chnages thatIRS has made to improve the service. 21 days came fromr budgetary target and the statistics over all f 2012, 2013 that almost 98% are processed within 21 days. That is why I quoted 21 days. And this date is from the time IRS accepts the return for processing i.e. after it has passed all the business rules test. There may still be delays for issuance of the refund because once the return has gone to the masterfile it is in the refunds processing group who now have to deal with offsets ( claims against the refund ) before the refund can be issued.
I didn't ask for your time sir or ma'am I was answering someone with my experience just as you do! You do not know all and so if you were apart of a panel. Things mess up there are glitches. So wether the irs has made improvements doesn't mean there still are jot mistakes. So that being said the only way to know for sure is to wait the said 21 days then call the irs like we have been instructed to do. But if you feel there could be a problem call sooner. That is what they are there for. If I didn't call after 2 weeks last year I would never of known there was a delay in my refund why because of a glitch in wmr nor did I get a letter! Enough said and I'm sorry if you don't think I'm being nice I'm giving my opinion and experience! And I've seen many of you super users and tt employees get very rude with people as well.
Thanks for everyone giving there input..
I called and finally got through to a live human being after the system hung up on me 3 times in a row, I finally figured out a trick to get through to a representative, so, my experience with their IVR was frustrating and I feel it's shady not to have an intuitive option to speak with a representative. Once I explained I was part of the original batch with a DDD of 02-06-2014 and that I don't have any bars anymore and am now, still showing "In Process" I was quickly transferred by an operator to some "advance" queue where I waited on hold for 35 minutes only to have a woman collect all my personal information, place me on hold for another 15 minutes and hang up on me. Their incompetence is epic and if they were a private company they'd go out of business quickly and be facing a plethora of law-suits. The government passed truth in lending to protect customers, we need similar transparency and accountability when it comes to government agencies and their customer service reps that get away with wasting your time, placing you on ridiculously long holds and hanging up on you. I called back and spoke with an older sounding woman who told me that I should call back tomorrow 02/21/2014 because "there's a new rule" that they can't look up anyone's individual return until tomorrow because that would be the first day of the 21 day window. It seems they're making up things to say as they go along, simply inexcusable. Still no answer, no DDD, transcripts show multiple entries for
The IRS accepted your federal refund on January 21
846 Refund issued 02-24-2014
841 Refund Canceled 02-24-2014
971 Notice issued 03-03-2014
846 Refund issued 03-03-2014
As of 02/20/2014
No DDD and WMR still shows processing.
I was finally able to see my account transcript this morning and the date on it for me is 26th.
Mine was 2/21/14 - still processing today on 2/24/14 - What the heck is going on???
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Budapest Railway Station Private Arrival Transfer
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Travel from Budapest Railway Station to your Budapest City hotel. Transfer services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- 1 to 2 people in a private car
- 3 to 6 people in a private minivan
When making a booking, you will need to advise your train details and your Budapest City hotel details. Your transfer will be confirmed within 24 hours of booking and you will be provided with a travel voucher to present to the driver.
It's that easy!
At time of booking, YOU MUST include the following flight and hotel details in the "Special Requirements" box:
- Rail Company
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- Departing City / Arrival City
- Arrival Time
- Full Hotel Name and Address
Price is per person, based on 6 adults per car/vehicle.
Schedule details
Select a month to view a calendar of availability and departure details.
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Budapest Railway Station Private Arrival Transfer
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- The duration of transfers are approximate, the exact duration will depend on the time of day and traffic conditions
- Each traveler is allowed a maximum of 1 suitcase and 1 carry-on bag. Oversized or excessive luggage (e.g. surfboards, golf clubs or bikes) may have certain restrictions, please inquire with the operator prior to travel to confirm if your excess luggage is acceptable
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OSHA News Release - (Archived) Table of Contents
New requirements for complying with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards for longshoring and marine terminals go into effect July 27, 1998, OSHA reminded employers today.
The final rule containing those standards was published July 25, 1997, and the majority of the rule went into effect Jan. 21, 1998.
The requirements that will go into effect July 27 are:
In the section dealing with marine terminals handling intermodal containers or roll-on, roll-off operations, flat bed, low boy trailers (mafis) and other similar equipment used to transport containers shall be marked with their cargo capacities and shall not be overloaded. (See 1917.71(f)(4).)
In the section of the longshoring standard on gear certification, vessels' cargo handling gear annual inspections must be in accordance with International Labor Organization (ILO) Convention 152. (See 1918.11(a)(1).)
In the longshoring standard section on containerized cargo operations, flat bed and low boy trailers shall be marked with their cargo capacities and shall not be overloaded. (See 1918.86(g).)
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Physical Location
502 Se 2nd St
Snow Hill, NC 28580-1627
Mailing Address
Board of Education
Snow Hill, NC 28580-1627
Phone: (252) 747-8113
School Type: Regular
School Level: Primary School
School Status: Operational
School District: Greene County Schools
County: Greene
Location: Rural, Distant
Title I School: Yes
Title I School-Wide Program: Yes
Students: 833
Teachers: 56
Student-Teacher Ratio: 14.8 to 1
Lowest Grade in School: Pre-Kindergarten
Highest Grade in School: 02
Students by Grade
Pre-K: 107
Kindergarten: 215
Grade 1: 274
Grade 2: 237
Corrections to the school database are encouraged! School Edit Form.
West Greene Elementary, NC
(1.1 miles W)
Greene Early College, NC (1.7 miles NNW)
Greene Central High, NC (2.1 miles N)
Greene County Middle, NC (2.7 miles N)
North Lenoir High, NC (7.5 miles S)
Savannah Middle, NC
(9.3 miles SE)
Dobbs School, NC (9.9 miles S)
Farmville Central High, NC (11 miles NNE)
Sam D Bundy Elementary, NC (11.1 miles NNE)
H B Sugg Elementary, NC (11.1 miles NNE)
Mt. Calvary Christian Academy, NC
(4.9 miles ESE)
Bethel Christian Academy, NC (11.6 miles S)
Arendell Parrott Academy, NC (14 miles SSE)


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The Catholic Diocese in Marquette is opening a worldwide year of faith with a special trip across the Upper Peninsula.
Bishop Alexander Sample will cross the U.P., north and south, as well as east to west, holding special masses. The trip is in the spirit of the Venerable Bishop Baraga who made his way across the U.P., spreading the gospel.
"What I'm trying to do is really draw attention to the importance of this year of faith and try to awaken, among the people of God, the Catholic faithful of the Upper Peninsula, an awareness of this year of faith and the call for them to draw deeper into their own faith," said Bishop Sample.
Bishop Sample will begin with a mass at Our Lady of the Pines Mission in Copper Harbor on Saturday, October 20 at 10 a.m. Sample will travel from Copper Harbor to Menominee on Saturday. On Sunday, he'll begin in Ironwood and end at Drummond Island.
Before each mass, a procession will be held where Bishop Sample will carry a handmade cross that will be planted at each church.


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EPJ A has a new Editor in Chief for experimental physics
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- Published on Friday, 11 January 2013 16:34
From January 2013 Nicolas Alamanos succeeds Enzo De Sanctis as Editor in Chief of EPJ A for the experimental physics section.
Professor Alamanos is Deputy Director of the Institute of Research into the Fundamental Laws of the Universe (IRFU) and Research Director at CEA Saclay working in the domain of fundamental research in Nuclear Physics. During his long scientific career, he has served on many scientific and program advisory committees and has occupied different managerial positions. Most notably he has been president of GANIL's scientific council and director of Saclay Nuclear Physics Division. He is a member or evaluator of many national committees – ARISTEIA (GRECE), FRS-FNRS (Belgium), ANR (France). He is currently a member of the GANIL/SPIRAL2 scientific council, of GANIL's program advisory committee, and scientific counselor of the European program "CEA-Euro talents" in the domain of high energy physics and physics of the universe.
In addition to his various scientific and administrative duties, Professor Alamanos has always been very active editorially: beyond having been a member of the editorial board of EPJ A for many years, he is the Editor of the Scholarpedia Encyclopedia of Nuclear Physics.
Open calls for papers
EPJ ST Special Issue: Aspects of Statistical Mechanics and Dynamical Complexity
EPJ E Topical issue: Non-isothermal transport in complex fluids
EPJ D Topical Issue: Low-Energy Interactions Related to Atmospheric and Extreme Conditions
EPJ D Topical Issue: Advances in Positron and Electron Scattering
EPJ D Special Issue: Atomic Cluster Collisions
EPJD Topical Issue: Quantum Information Processing and Communication
EPJ E Topical Issue: Nonequilibrium Collective Dynamics in Condensed and Biological Matter
EPJ Quantum Technology: Thematic Series on Space Applications of Quantum Technology
EPJ Techniques and Instrumentation: Thematic Series on Novel Plasma Diagnostics
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Translation of fleshy in Spanish:
adjective -shier, -shiest
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Great design!
oh my, how cute!!!
that is cheatind
I blame the curls too. He still looks awesome.
Man, I can't even lift a fraction of that. Gotta train hard! ^_^
Lovely work on this. Love his colors and you always do such a wonderful job with the hair and fur. Such a wonderful and distinctive style. <3
Lovely work on this. Love his colors and you always do such a wonderful job with the hair and fur. Such a wonderful and distinctive style. <3
*totally not the first to make that joke*
*totally not the first to make that joke*
totally not the 10.000th to make it either
Gotta exercise that magic!
can you even lift? c: nice work XD
Eh, I won't worry about the male-ness. That's just your art style, you don't have over-obvious body-type/muzzle squareness changes between the two. I mean no offense at all, it's just how you roll! I thought Pac Rat was a girl until I saw certain facial expressions that had a sort of "dude-ness" to them. I think it is in the eyes...
Oh, right. LOVE IT!
Oh, right. LOVE IT!
Thanks. Yeah, I've never been too great with face anatomy. Up to now the only difference I can make between males and females is a slightly different chin and the presence of eye lashes
But I'm confident I'll learn over time ^^
But I'm confident I'll learn over time ^^
i like the curls
i like the curls
Um, if he strained himself lifting that, would his brain explode?
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Hey, the curls are fabulous!
Manmode activated, lift those weights
well at least he looks fabulous with those curls
I'd blame the small chest or snout but it looks great. Even in this simple picture you've found out where to place some lovely details.
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Isn't lifting weights with magic cheating? >:U Oh well, it looks hard anyway so it's alright I guess x3
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Kansas City Shooting:
There have been 13 highway shootings in the past month in the KC metro.
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- KC police say 13 shooting aimed at drivers in one month could be connected. (Kansas City Star)
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Brandeis University is no longer giving Ayaan Hirsi Ali a honorary degree after Muslims protested. The school says the decision was mutual; she is saying something completely different.
- Brandeis University withdraws planned honorary degree for Islamic critic Ayaan Hirsi Ali. (Fox News)
- Ayaan Hirsi Ali speaks. (The Weekly Standard)
School Stabbing:
It's being reported that it took around 30 minutes to stop a student on a stabbing spree in his high school.
- 24 injured in stabbing at Franklin Regional High School. (CBS Pittsburgh)
- Franklin Regional High School sudents, administrator hailed as heroes during stabbing horror. (Good Morning America- Yahoo News)
- Teen stabbing at Pittsburgh-area high school. (Daily Mail)
A student who was stabbed while pulling the fire alarm, posted a selfie while at the hospital.
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- Student stabbing victim's selfie was perfectly fine. (CNN)
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Katherine Sacco 1931 - 2013 PITTSFIELD - Katherine Mary (Turschmann) Sacco, known to everyone as Kay, passed away in the company of family at home on October 13, 2013. Kay was born in Boston, MA to Catherine M. (Walker) Turschmann and Frederick Turschmann on January 18th, 1931. She graduated from Regis College where she met her future husband, Rudolph Sacco. While in college she was the class marshall, and described as having a "model-like stature... prefers tailored clothes...," and having an interest in "legal work." Initially after graduation, Kay taught school outside of Boston. Katherine and Rudolph married in Newton, MA on June 21, 1953. After they moved to Pittsfield, MA, Kay ran a preschool and later Camp Karu with her husband. She was an inspiration to hundreds of children along with her own 10 children. She was gracious and unique in her way of accepting people as they were while at the same time encouraging them to stretch and unfold. Her greatest legacies include being a partner with an unyielding devotion to her husband, retired Judge Rudolph Sacco, and having a belief in her children that helped to sustain them in all of life's upheavals. She was amazing in her ability and willingness to do what needed to be done without ever complaining. Kay was predeceased by her daughter Virginia (Ginny) A. Sacco, her son Rudolph (Randy) A. Sacco and her only sibling Fredrick Turschmann. She is survived by her husband of 60 years, Judge Rudolph Sacco, and her 8 children: Atty. Cami Kinahan of Los Angeles, CA and her husband Brian; Dom Sacco of Dalton, MA, MA Parks Program Coordinator; Carrie Sacco, RN of Monson, MA and her husband Steven Scannell; Judi Sacco-Coleman, Financial Planner, of Sandwich, MA and her husband Randy Coleman; Cathi Sacco, Managing Consultant of Adult Social Services of Northampton, England and her companion Gary Rylands; Atty. Robert Sacco of Westfield, MA and his wife Mary Beth Ogulewicz; Dianne Sacco, MD, of Milton, MA and her husband Gregg Chandler; and Atty. Alycia Sacco-Duquette of Pittsfield, MA and her husband Chris Duquette. She leaves 18 grandchildren: Danielle and Taylor Kinahan; Rudy, Venice and Domenique Sacco; Tai Hammarlof; Kayla Coleman; Laura, Thomas and Emma Rylands; Katherine, Dante, Elizabeth and Ethan Sacco; Noelle Chandler; and Randi, Jamie and Jake Duquette. She leaves behind 5 step grandchildren Cassie Breeden, Daniel Chandler, Krista Coleman, and Stewart and Spencer Scannell. Kay also leaves behind two dear sisters-in-law, Clara Sacco and Betty Sacco, nephews and nieces Dom Sacco, Steven, Karen and Lisa Turschmann. Calling hours will be Tuesday, October 15, 2013 at St. Mark's Church, 400 West Street, Pittsfield, MA 01201, from 4-8 p.m. A concelebrated Liturgy of Christian Burial will be Wednesday, October 16, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. at St. Mark's Church. Burial will follow in the family plot at St. Joseph's Cemetery. Following the burial there will be a reception at Bucksteep Manor, 885 Washington Mountain Road, Washington, MA. Anyone wishing to attend the funeral for Katherine should go directly to St. Mark's Church. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to the Randy Sacco Memorial Scholarship Fund or Hospice Care in the Berkshires, Inc. 877 South Street, Suite 1 West, Pittsfield, MA 01201 or in care of the FLYNN & DAGNOLI BENCIVENGA FUNERAL HOME, 5 Elm St. Pittsfield, MA 01201, who is in charge of arrangements. Please visit
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Security Bulletin: IBM Smart Analytics System 7600, 7700, and 7710 are affected by vulnerabilities in OpenSSL (CVE-2013-0166, CVE-2013-0169)
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A number of security vulnerabilities have been identified in the OpenSSL libraries that are part of the operating system software included with the vulnerable systems.
CVE(s): CVE-2013-0166, CVE-2013-0169
Affected product(s) and version(s):
IBM Smart Analytics System 7600
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Refer to the following reference URLs for remediation and additional vulnerability details.
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Published: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 at 11:34 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, March 21, 2005 at 11:00 p.m.
NEW ORLEANS -- The Vandebilt Catholic Junior High Softball team recently won the Dominican tournament.
The Lady Terriers (18-1) beat Chappelle, John Curtis, Mount Carmel and Dominican 11-1 in the finals.
Brittany McDonald won all four games in the circle for the Lady Terriers.
McDonald added five hits in the event. Heather Bergeron had four hits, and Kelsey Coombs and Monique Arceneaux each added three hits.
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Music "Been A Long Day" by Rosi Golan.
Molly's full name is Molly Victoria Sherwood.
Michael is on the short list for super intendent of West Point and would get a third star.
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Goof: The conversation between Denise, Pamela and Roxie at the bar regarding the 911 call and the female victim's condition would be a violation of HIPAA (the Health Information Privacy Act). As Emergency Services professionals, both Denise and Pamela would have received training on the Privacy Rule and signed confidentiality agreements that would require them not to discuss patient information unless warranted by the treatment or during the call. To do so at the HUMP, could be grounds for termination, if another person overheard the conversation and reported it to their employers.
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Between Episode 4:8 Over & Out and this episode, 6 months time has elapsed. As per the preview of this episode.
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Claudia Joy's maiden name is Mead.
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Trevor's mom died when he was three and in and of foster care until age 7 and dad is in jail for murder. Roxy was born in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
The song that plays during the scene when Denise moves out and Frank finds her locket is "Gravity" by Sara Bareilles. This song also played in the beginning of "Strangers in a Strange Land" last season.
The entire Holden family has a middle name starting with J. Michael's middle name is James, Claudia and Amanda's are Joy (as seen on Amanda's gravestone) and Emmalin's is Jane, as revealed in this episode.
Michael lost his NATO position and is being considered for Division Commander.
Betty would write legal documents on paper napkins.
When Claudia Joy was at the cemetary visiting her daughter's grave, in the foreground one of the larger tombstones had "Rentier" on it.
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MILAN, July 18 Italian builder Salini said on Thursday it had mandated Banca IMI, Natixis and UniCredit to lead a roadshow for a potential euro-denominated bond.
The roadshow begins on July 19 and will visit Italian and international institutional investors.
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