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Our moral decay
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These are the shit, but the one that sticks out in my mind was the bernie made off george washington combination, it looked seemless, kudos wb7, smash on these weasels.
I really liked Jekyll Island creature and OPV$ DEBT.
Pretty soon you might think about some sideline/back-alley posters you could do...small format...telephone pole.
Hey...what if...you did all your art in a way that could be printed to 11"x17" format ? Then we could all print (some) of your best stuff and 'get it out and up there' where the peeps can see your work.
There must be some simple thing we could push/select/button to print your stuff in color or B&W on our laser printers from home ? We'd supply the paste and paper.
I bet some might pitch-in to get you 'on the street' naked with your vibe....shocking !
Maybe we can start to shock the monkey !!
Completely agree that this is some of the best stuff yet from both!
You'll be going mainstream soon ... everyone needs your humor
It is no coincidence that I read the Creature from Jeckyll Island, End the Fed and Greenspans 1966 article on the Gold Standard cover to cover this weekend.
I am fine tuning my approach to these Ponzi freaks.
Thie subject of monetary control and cartel behavior in finance is surprisingly lacking of visual satire,
The hypocrisy of those belittling advocates of sound currency such as Dr Paul also needs to be addressed.
Limerick King is right in tune with the direction I am headed.
The Capitalist Conspiracy starring G Edward Griffin from some time in THE 60s
Hey Bill, Have you done Bernanke as The Ponz yet?
(Or would that be jumping the shark?)...Crappy Days?
Fiat Fornicatio...hahaha All of it hahaha
Hey is the Bernanke working an early Rockefeller snake oil franchise?
William Avery Rockefeller was a travelling, snake oil salesman. "Big Bill" excelled as a quack doctor, or pitch man, conning the sick and desperate into buying expensive remedies that were either useless or downright dangerous. "He would be gone for months and come back with a great roll of money…. He would go to small towns and put up handbills advertising himself as 'The Celebrated Dr. Levingston.' He advertised to cure anything, but made a specialty of cancer and kidney troubles" (MacDonald, "Double Life," New York World, February 2, 1908).
The 4 D's of Deception
Distract: when accused with something you are surely guilty of, throw up a diversion "look at that Euro crisis over there!"
Deny: if the diversion fails, deny any and all wrongdoing "next question"
Deflect: blame onto a pawn "it's those damn speculators and rogue traders!"
Diffuse (or dissipate): any anger/blame into small pieces that can be easily swallowed. Diffuse the situation. Dissipate the arguement "everything will be okay, why is everyone freaking out?!" - create straw men - "inflation is slowing, therefore we should do more easing" (wha??). Obfusciate "this crisis is transitory... " "left vs. right" "liberal vs. conservative" "rich vs poor" (no relation to the real issue)...
Another hit piece by WB7
haha. i'm sending these out to everyone.
super job!
I reposted these images to Facebook -- they are a public service -- the images are worth more than 1000 words...
Great work WB as usual.
Is there anybody in the CONgress with enough balls to mount this on presentation board for the next hearing of any finance slimebags and ask him to debunk your work. Before they go with usual: "...we live in democracy, and WB is free to express his view but I respectively disagree...blah..blah" it should be pointed to them that there was no single case in entire history that satire was wrong.
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"Political parties exist to secure responsible government and to execute the will of the people. From these great tasks both of the old parties have turned aside. Instead of instruments to promote the general welfare, they have become the tools of corrupt interest, which use them impartially to serve their selfish purposes. Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an invisible government owing no allegiance and acknowledging no responsibility to the people."
-Theodore Roosevelt
Is that the head of Pierpont Morgan or The Great Oz?
Great stuff again dr. Banzai. ( May I call you dr. ? )
I am a doctorer of images. Just don't call me PhD ;-)
What.. No mention of Jay ward and Bullwinkle?
I was feeding "street people" hot breakfast via a church program many years ago and there were many folks who had cell phones way before I ever did. There are people who choose to be homeless. No responsibilities and some bozo like me getting up at 6 am to feed them a hot breakfast. Strange times indeed.
Limerick King for Nobel Laureate in Literature.
And Hillary for the Peace Prize.
Yeah, I'll bet all those murdered Hondurans would especially return from the dead just to vote for Hillary, since she's done such an admirable job both when she was chair of the Millennium Challange Corporation and as Sec'y of State.
Gotta love those fascist Clintons (and Bushes, and Reagans, and Obamas....)
Now I aint picking on you william.I am just pointing out the correct spelling of the "Rothschilds" I can't spell worth two shits,but people need to know the correct spelling of this terrorist family's name, AKA.... Red Shields.
Ya missed the "s" in spellcheck.......
And the Limerick King has done some inspired work today as well.
Great Job, gang!
Very nice work Banzai7. Bravo!
Can I have some of that Draghi Duck to go with a side of fried rice?
Sorry, no. Draghi Duck is being fed with a funnel, to make pate for the ruling class.
Here, have some animal crackers.
Your photoshop skills get better and better.
Yes yes. They made up videos showing me fucking everywhere around, Assange's style.
The (small) problem is that I can't fuck at all. Goodbye suckers.
Psychotic liars from the Fed
Try to steal with inflation
Little girls from Sweden
Dream of Assange's "molestation"
And if you want these kind of dreams
It's Fiat Fornication!
It's the edge of the world
And all of western civilization
The sun may rise in the East
At least it settles in the final location
It's understood that Bollywood
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LOL!!! You keep outdoing yourself? How?! Some of your best work yet! (salutes)
Your images are not big enough. You should make them bigger. 10MB each would be nicer. That way they would take a lot longer to download.
I'd give that guy a couple bucks....then I'd give him a couple more for inflation.
This weekend in the mid day 100+ degree heat there was a panhandler walking up and down in the middle of the road with a small cardboard sign asking for help. Sort of looked like the guy in your image.
I gave him something if only because he was out there in that terrible heat. It showed me he was willing to work at something when many others were not.
Last weekend on the corner of 12th and University, a guy was panhandling while talking on his cell phone! Strange Days Indeed!
The government provides cell phones to poor people. My wife and I laugh everytime we get one of those offers in the mail. I don't know if they do it by zip code or blanket mailings. Actually it's a reminder of what the government considers to be necessary.
Once, many years ago, I saw Ivan Boesky squee-jeeing car windows at Houston and Canal. May the same fate befall them all.
On the phone to his broker!
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ESPN just showed a snippet of Derek Jeter's press conference. Here are some highlights:
- He was asked about his rehab and stated that he's "only been running on a treadmill to this point." He added that he expects to be running on the field, "within the next few days."
- On playing on Opening Day: "Why wouldn't it be realistic?" and added, "Opening Day was the goal all along."
- Jeter made a joke that he's going to be "on Mo's schedule this Spring." In case you don't get that reference, Mariano Rivera doesn't really throw that much during Spring Training, usually under 10 innings.
- He said won't be playing when the Yankees start playing next week and said "You can write that down." He also said he believes you don't need all of Spring Training to get ready. He mentioned past years when he's played in the WBC as examples of that.
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- More Curry: "Jeter on expectations for 2013 Yankees: "Same as always: to win."
- Curry again: "Jeter said he had a "terrible" off-season because he was stuck on couch for 5-6 wks, waiting 2 heal. Said he used scooter to get around." (insert your "the Yankees are so old they need hoveround" jokes here.)
- And yet more Curry: "Jeter, who had a bone bruise before fracturing the ankle, acknowledged that he probably shouldn't have played on it."
- You guessed it, Curry: "Jeter on Youkilis: "He plays hard. He plays to win. He's got a lot of intensity." Jeter said Youkilis doesn't have to try and replace ARod"
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My 8.5 month old son was diagnosed with a virual rash?
I have 8.5 month old twins and they both were sick last week with a bad cough and cold. Then Michael got very bad diarrhea and yesterday he started to get this rash. When he woke up this morning it was horrible. It was all over his face, arms, legs, stomach and his privates. The emergency room doctor said it was from a virus. We thought it was an allergic reaction to some new baby snack, cherry puffs, that we gave them on Wednesday. Does anybody know anything about virual rashes?
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My 7 month old daughter was down with feverlast Thur and we took her to the peadiatrition. ACcording to doc, it was roseola and it is common for babies below 12 mths. The main symptom is high fever especially towards the evening and night time. Doc gave my daughter fever medicine and alerted us that rashes will appear on soon and asked us not to panick. Most importantly, the fever has got to go away wthin 5 days, if not we'll hv to bring her for futher checkup.posted 04/12/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
Around Christmas my daughter had a slight fever and loss of appetite. Christmas night we were in the hospital with 106 fever. At that point they weren't sure what was causing it. The next day she broke out in a rash all over. When we took her to the pediatrician she said it was roseola and that she would never get it again. It went away quickly. Then the day before Easter we went to the emergency room for a rash, no fever but she was very swollen and the rash spread slowly. The doctor said it was hive like, she called it something mutiforma and gave her benadryl. She said it could have been an allergic reation to amoxicillan that she was taking for an ear infection. The benadryl did not work so we were back in the er Easter morning. The doctor said it was definitely a bad skin reaction and that we should note that she now has an allergy to amoxicillan. He gave her a steriod to take along with the benadryl. The two rashes definitely looked different.posted 04/12/2008 by BabySchwinge
My 10-month old had a very high fever a couple of nights ago - it peaked at 103. I was able to control the fever with baby tylenol, but we took her to the pediatrician. She had a slight rash the first day after the fever, and on the second day it looked much, much worse. It's huge red dots on her face, and almost like hives on her arms, legs and torso. The doctor is confident it's viral, but we don't know exactly what virus is causing it. They tried to take blood for some lab work, but couldn't find a vein so the doctor said to not panic about the rash and take her immediately to the ER if the fever spiked above 103 again. Luckily, we've been fever free for two days.posted 05/13/2010 by cindymsm
my son's 3.5 y/o. he also has this map-like rash on his back. i am not so sure if it's because of something he ate or because of the powder i am using on him. its just that it has grown bigger especially when its too humid, he perspires a lot. i have yet to bring him to the doctor but i am thinking if im gonna bring him to her pedia or to a dermatologist. it might be an allergy but i still have to confirmposted 07/03/2008 by guapa31
My son was also diagnosed with a viral rash at the emergency room. At first I had no idea what was wrong with him. He had a really high fever, and then broke out with a slightly itchy rash. The ER just said it was viral. We took him to the pediatrition, but she didn't think it was Roseola. She gave us some children's liquid allergy medicine and now we are waiting to see what happens. The rash has slightly subsided, but it is almost in equal places on both right and left sides. (legs, arms, hands, feet and then stomach) It is making him very stiff and weak, and slightly swollen. The fever went away after 2 days though. I have no idea really what this "viral rash" is and it doesn't fit the exact symptoms nor does it look like the common rashes in babies.posted 03/25/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
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A promising young corporate lawyer plunged to his death from an art gallery stairwell on Friday after he and colleagues raised concerns over heavy workloads and long hours. The resulting mess was praised by art critics as a fractured take on the fragility of life or something.
The museum curator immediately placed a velvet rope around the corpse with a sign saying "Lawyer kills himself in an art gallery" and the piece has quickly become the bookie's favourite for the Turner Prize. Damien Hurst's attempt to stick the bits in formaldehyde were prevented by inspectors who were swiftly on the scene.
The lawyer - and now piece of modern art - had gone to London's Tate Modern alone where he fell from between the sixth and seven floors. He died instantly from head and chest injuries. Some work at the gallery had been known to induce suicidal feelings, particularly those daft ones made of human faeces that anyone could do, but complaints had been ignored and something like this was bound to happen eventually.
The Oxford-educated lawyer qualified as a £55,000 a year associate after two year's training with a London company: however, people who don't like lawyers lined the streets in celebration yesterday.
He was one of only 100 trainee lawyers a year selected by the company and had been appointed an associate specialising in intellectual property rights. He is the fifteenth such trainee to kill himself this year - who's to say there aren't going to be even more? Galleries and museums the length and breadth of the country have been opening rooftops in anticipation.
After up to eight years working as an associate, the reward for success at this level could be a partnership and earnings of up to £1 million a year. Suggestion that he could be scraped up and put in a jar, then given a place on the board, were swiftly turned down.
Detectives have described his death, just before midnight on Friday, as "unexplained but not suspicious" and examination of security camera footage has been inconclusive, particularly when the lens gets splashed with blood and brains and stuff like that.
The company declined to comment on suggestions that he had been required to work up to 16 hours a day, seven days a week, but that's nothing compared to people in developing countries so what the hell kind of excuse is that anyway?
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These drapes are fine if you don't know what professionally made drapes look like. The selvage edge is not trimmed off which is a basic thing that should be done. But the main thing I am disappointed with is the panels come separately & are different lengths! This makes it impossible for them to hang correctly. I had to fold over the top where clips are to draw them up a whole INCH! I didn't want to go to the trouble of sending back & exchanging hoping to get the correct length. One set of supposed 108" panels was 109 1/2" & 108 1/2" ! The other set of 108" panels was 107 1/2" & 108 1/2" lengths...I'm very aggravated at trying to install them today :( The syrah color is beautiful. And the antique beige color is nice too.
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2012 was an exciting year for us. We got to work on many great projects, one of which we are still working on currently (Dropping Hammers, Saving Lives). In September last year we worked with Narrativs, a organization which promotes creative writing and the sharing of stories, on a promotional piece (Unbound) to bring awareness to their website. This project is one of the biggest projects that we've worked on to date and took nearly 6 months of planning. It was a great experience for us and we wish to pursue more projects like this in the future.
Last year we worked with Dropping Hammers, Saving Lives again to produce more content for their campaign, which we wrote a post for a few months ago. During the lead up to the fundraising campaign in November we worked with the team at Dropping Hammers, Saving Lives on a few promotional pieces to bring awareness to the campaign. Since then we have been editing footage that has been submitted to us of the various tricks for each donation level for the campaign. This has been such an exciting project for us as we're helping raise money for a great charity to help provide clean water to those without it. If you want to find out more about the campaign and to see the tricks which have already been released head over to the Dropping Hammers, Saving Lives website.
We plan to make 2013 bigger and better than last year. In 2013 we want to continue to pursue the types of projects that we worked on in 2012 and we want to produce more of our own content to flex our creative muscles more. 2013 looks to be an exciting year with a lot of fun projects. We hope that you achieve what you've set out to accomplish this year and we'd definitely like to hear what your goals are for 2013.
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The behind the scenes post for Unbound has been long over due, but it's only now that I've had some free time to do a write up of it. After nearly a year of planning and a month and a half of production and post production the short film for the website Narrativs has been released. It's so exciting to share the short with everyone after all the hard work that we put into the production.
During the pre-production process it was decided that the promotional piece was going to be shot on one of the Canon DSLRs due to budget as well as production time. We basically had a day to shoot the promotional piece, so we had to be able to move quickly. In the beginning we were going to use the Canon 7D, but opted to use the Canon 550D due to the ability to use Magic Lantern and all it's features (focus peaking, crop marks, histograms etc).
The location of the film was extremely important as it was another character within the film. After talking with Embiggens Books they were happy for us to use their bookstore to shoot the film. Embiggens Books was perfect, just the look and feel matched what we were looking for. The bookstore had quite a classic feel to it, which is what Narrativs wanted to portray within the promotional piece.
Embiggens Books is quite a small book store so we had to rearrange some of the displays to give us room to position the lights and camera. Due to time constraints we had to rearrange our shooting schedule so that all the scenes with the book enthusiast (Robert Kalcik) got shot first. The first setup was in the main area of the book store. We set up two tungsten 500W (I think) lights with umbrellas, that Rob Easton kindly brought along to the shoot. The lights were setup to imitate the light being emitted from the over head lights of the book store. A 475W equivalent fluorescent light was setup near the window of the shop to give the Robert some hair light motivated by the shop window. This setup allowed us to get basically all of the Roberts shots, apart from one or two shots.
Once we had covered all the shots of Robert we started to shoot Eleanor's shots. We shot in reverse so that we didn't have to move the lights around too much. For the shots of the author (Eleanor Downie) at the desk, the key light was placed at the left of camera whilst the fill light was on the right of camera. The lamp on the left hand side of was used as the motivation of light on Eleanor's face. The 475W fluorescent was used as a subtle hair light to separate Eleanor's hair from the background.
The shoot went really smoothly although we went slightly overtime and the final product came out very nicely. It was an exciting project to work on, and it's a great feeling being able to bring someone's ideas to the screen. We'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback on the short promotional piece in the comments below. – b
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The title of this post might sound a little strange at first since you may be wondering how on earth could dropping hammers possibly save lives? Dropping hammers is actually a term used in the skateboarding world to refer to performing difficult tricks, usually up/down/on/over an obstacle.
Our close friend Tom Mahoney started a campaign last year to help raise money for different charities through the use of skateboarding. Like last year, Dropping Hammers Saving Lives is raising money for Charity: Water. You can find out a bit more about the campaign on the Dropping Hammers Saving Lives website.
We've been working hard with Tom and the rest of the Dropping Hammers Saving Lives team to help promote the campaign the the last two years. We're doing our bit by producing all the promotional video content for the campaign. There are still a few promotional piece's that we are working on for this years campaign, which will be released closer to the campaign kick off next month.
We're excited to support this campaign and it's for a great cause. If you want to support the campaign as well, head over to the Dropping Hammers Saving Lives website to find out how you can help the campaign.
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Our first short film for 2012 is finally done and it's going to be an ongoing series that we will continue to add to through out the duration of the year. This series came about one afternoon whilst having coffee with my good friend Newnest who has started to pursue a career in acting. He had a few scenes that he wanted to re-create, the scene above from "Up In The Air (2009)" being one of them, to improve his acting and I thought it was a great idea as it would help us develop our filmmaking skills as well. Having done scene re-creations in the past, I thought that it would be a fun little project to take on. We've come up with quite the list of scenes from movies that we would like to "REMAKE" over the year.
We re-created the scene twice so that both Newnest and Julian were both able to play the role of Ryan as well as Steve.
We had a lot of fun filming these two scenes and look forward to shooting more of them in the future. We have a lot of exciting things in store over the upcoming weeks, I'm really excited.
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For those of you who didn't know or weren't able to attend, Pause Festival was Melbournes first digital festival, showcasing works from artists from around Australia as well as the world. Kenny and I attended the festival to help MelbourneDSLR shoot some interviews for the festival. The festival consisted of various screenings of work and talks by various visual creators.
We managed to check out Pause & Play I which was a screening held at ACMI which consisted of a large number of animations. I was blown away at the work shown at the screening, there was so much great content shown on the night a lot of which you can see at Pause Festival's Vimeo Channel. Down below is a round up of the interviews that we shot with Foo Chi Sung (Squint/Opera), Sander van Dijk and the creators of Pause Fest. You can check out some of the other interviews here.
I definitely want to check out Pause Festival again if it runs again next year and if it does definitely go check it out, you'll get to see some amazing work on display.
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Last Friday night my good friend Tom Mahoney played a set at Melting Pot Acoustic Nights: Songwriters in the Round held at Vibe on Smith. It was a great set with some amazing musicians. Evil Ruled Again was one of Tom's new songs, and it was probably one of my favorites of the night. It's a really powerful song written about the tragedy that occurred in Norway July this year. If you liked this song head over to Tom Mahoney's Facebook page and show him some love.
At the start of the year my good friend Tom Mahoney started on a 4 month journey to help raise money for Charity Water. His goal was to raise $5000 which would provide a whole village with a well that would provide clean water for 20 years. Using skateboarding, Tom managed to raise $2072 which will provide 103 people access to clean drinking water for 20 years.


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Cat lives 16 days under rubble of Joplin tornado
Thursday, June 9, 2011
By ROGER MCKINNEY
The Joplin Globe
JOPLIN, Mo. (AP) — Terrla and J.E. Cruse had been back to the rubble that remained at their house in Joplin many times since the May 22 tornado destroyed it.
They lived there with their daughters, Isabella, 4, and Lauren, 2 months. Now they are staying with J.E. Cruse's parents.
Terrla Cruse said she needed to return to the site Tuesday to try to find paperwork needed for the family's Federal Emergency Management Agency application.
"We decided we were going back one more time," Cruse said.
She said she was standing at the site talking with her sister, Suzi Hoskins, when they heard meowing. Then more meowing.
"I thought it was the neighbor's cat," Cruse said. She hadn't seen her family's cat, Lavern, since the tornado. She said that after several attempts to find the 13-year-old cat, she didn't think there was much chance Lavern would be found.
She said she and her sister followed the meowing and started digging through the rubble. The meowing stopped.
"I said a little prayer that she would meow one more time," Cruse said. Then she heard another meow. She and her sister began digging just a little way from their original spot. After more rubble and plaster were removed, Lavern's head emerged. They dug a little more to free her.
"It was total shock and excitement," Cruse said of realizing that the pet was alive and well after 16 days buried in rubble. "I didn't think it was going to be her. It was just a total shock and happiness."
Cruse said the cat was dehydrated and had lost weight. She took Lavern to a veterinarian, where she remained Wednesday. She is expected to make a full recovery.
"She's fine," Cruse said. "She's doing good. I think she's used up all nine of her lives."
Cruse said Isabella was happy when she told her that she had found Lavern.
She said finding Lavern was a bright spot among what have been some difficult times.
"It's been a roller coaster," Cruse said Wednesday. "(Tuesday) was a good day."
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Impressive third-quarter 2013 results that comprised higher
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Next edition of action sports show The Ledge in September
From September 1st to 3rd, trade show The Ledge will once again show the collections of over 200 action sport and streetwear brands at Olympia Exhibition Centre in central London.
Amongst the confirmed exhibiting brands are names such as Element, HUF, Hurley, Lakai, Nike, Osiris, Oxbow, Penny Skateboards, Santa Cruz and Zoo York. But despite the big names, The Ledge also wants to support up-and-coming labels by supporting a range of budgets and offering a variety of stand options. Alongside different instant shelter options such as; mini action sport stalls, shell scheme stands and streetwear stalls, the trade show will introduce mini new-brand launch stalls in order to serve the needs of smaller exhibitors.
The Ledge runs concurrently and is co-located with the LondonEdge show, which will especially benefit from the number of international visitors.
Matt Law, Show Director, said: "[…] We are not just a start up show to try and manufacture a show within an industry we do not understand or claim to invent the wheel like so many before and now. We have proven over the last two years that we have a solid foundation and proven success by the way of growth and the key brands involved. We are here to support the industry, listen to the needs of the brands and adapt at short notice to deliver, which is why The Ledge has been regarded as the only show of its kind in the UK that ticks all the boxes."
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Injuries and Diseases of the Jaws
The Jacksonian Prize Essay of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, 1867
by Christopher Heath
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In the twelve years which have elapsed since the publication of the second edition of this book, I have been able to add considerably to my personal experience of the subjects included within it. This has led in some instances to a modification of the views previously expressed, and especially with regard to the pathology and treatment of multilocular cysts of the lower jaw. In connection with this subject, I have particularly to mention the microscopic investigations of Mr. Frederick Eve, to whose labours I am much indebted; and also to thank Mr. Eushton Parker, of Liverpool, for his assistance in classifying the tumours of the jaw according to modern pathological research. A chapter on the Diseases of the Temporo-maxillary Articulation has been added. To the successive Surgical Eegistrars of University College Hospital, Messrs. Beck, Godlee, Gould, Pepper, Burton, Silcock, Boyd and Horsley, my very best thanks are given for the careful records of my hospital cases, and the microscopic examination of numerous specimens of disease. Chkistophee Heath.86, Cavendish Square, February, 1884.
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The reality TV star's pregnancy was almost as anticipated as the royal pregnancy of Kate Middleton, who is due in mid-July. That's about the time the Kardashian baby had been due.
The 32-year-old has often been photographed since announcing she was pregnant, opting to continue to wear designer clothing. She told The Associated Press in April that she eventually embraced being an expecting mom after getting past "the awkward phases and stages."
The couple had initially kept the baby's gender a secret, but the sex was revealed earlier this month during one of Kardashian's doctor appointments on "Keeping up with the Kardashians."
News of the birth has been swaddled in secrecy. Representatives for West and Kim Kardashian didn't respond to emails and calls from The Associated Press, nor did any representatives for family members, friends and professional associates. And all of the weekend media reports on the birth were attributed to anonymous sources.
In a recent interview with The New York Times, West said he didn't like talking about his family or the arrival of his child.
"Like, this is my baby. This isn't America's baby," he said.


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BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) -- Arizona State coach Charli Turner Thorne is so impressed by Ashley Walker's rebounding prowess that she makes her own post players watch film of the California star. The Sun Devils saw Walker at her best in person.
Walker had 15 points, 11 rebounds and sparked a key second-half run that helped No. 9 California finish off its first regular season sweep against Arizona State in nine years with a 70-60 victory Thursday night.
"She's always problematic on the boards," Turner Thorne said. "I don't think it matters who it is when you don't put a body on them. She rebounds every shot. She is a great rebounder. She's not just a good rebounder, she's a great rebounder. She's somebody I have my posts look at on film."
Walker had help on the inside from Devanei Hampton, who led the way with 21 points and 12 rebounds. The two post players dominated as the Golden Bears (22-3, 13-1 Pac-10) overpowered the Sun Devils (16-8, 10-3) to keep their hold on first place in the conference.
Cal outrebounded Arizona State 42-29, leading to 24 second-chance points. That overshadowed a sloppy night handling the ball as Cal committed 22 turnovers and helped the Bears reach the 70-point mark in regulation for the first time all conference season.
"We scored 70 points, finally. Finally!" coach Joanne Boyle said. "I feel like we're back on track offensively. We still have to do a better job taking care of the ball. I thought our shot selection was good. We rushed some things early and I think we settled down. Dev took over offensively, Ashley was all over the boards. I felt like we were more of a unit today."
Briann January had back-to-back layups off steals by Reagan Pariseau to help Arizona State pull to 42-41 midway through the second half.
Walker then had five points and four rebounds during an 11-0 run that broke open a one-point game and gave the Bears a 53-41 lead. Cal scored six of its points during the run off offensive rebounds.
"Staying on the offensive boards is something I do," Walker said. "I can get around people and run. I just have a knack for knowing where the ball is going to come. I told myself that I was going to get every one I could possibly get. When they were coming off the rim I was watching them and going for them."
Natasha Vital added 13 points for the Bears.
Jill Noe scored 16 points, January added 12 and Sybil Dosty had 10 points and 11 rebounds for Arizona State, which had won five straight but fell to 0-7 against ranked teams.
"We definitely let up a little on the perimeter and got a little soft," said Pariseau, who also had 10 points. "We had been forcing them into turnovers and making them uncomfortable all game. We have to sustain and stay with what works."
The Sun Devils were swept by Cal for the first time since 1998-99, also losing 64-51 at home on Jan. 17, when Hampton scored a career-high 28 points. Their only other conference loss came against Stanford, which hosts Arizona State on Saturday.
Instead of the Sun Devils trying to keep Stanford from its eighth straight Pac-10 title, it's Cal that has a one-game lead over the Cardinal with four games left in the regular season. The Bears have set a school record for conference wins in a season and have 15 straight at home. They still have a showdown upcoming at Haas Pavilion on Feb. 23 against the Cardinal.
The Bears fell behind by eight points early before Hampton helped them rally with strong inside play that keyed an 8-0 run late in the first half. Vital's 3-pointer in the final seconds gave Cal a 30-27 lead at the half.


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There are beautiful Sea Beaches and many temples in Balasore which attract tourists from different places.
Balasore lies in the coastal area of Orissa. This district has been an attraction for many tourists because of it's beautiful
Sea Beaches
, number of
and other spots.
Places To Visit in Balasore, Orissa
Sea Beaches in Balasore
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situated here. Chandipur is 16 km away from Balasore Town. There is also a beautiful
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Talasari Sea Beach
The beautiful view of Sunrise and Sunset can be viewed best at
Talasari Sea Beach
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Talasari Sea Beach
is 93 KM away from Balasore Town.
Chawmukh Sea Beach
Chawmukh is a coastal village of Balasore district at a distance of 64 km from Balaosre Town. There is another village nearby, known as
. This place is a beautiful picnic spot. Tourists can enjoy fishing here in small boats along with the fishermans.
KashaPhal Beach
Boating and Fishing facilities are available in Kashaphal Beach. The place is 35 km from Balasore. KashaPhal Beach has a beautiful quite and calm environment. Many people visit here to cherish the beauty of nature and also to enjoy picnic.
Temples to visit in Balasore
Panchalingeswar Temple
This is one of famous temples of Orissa. The temple is situated at the Nilagiri Hills. There are five Shiva Lingams and the water stream from the hills flows through these Lingams. Panchalingeswar is 32 km away from Balasore. This place has a panoramic natural view.
Khirochora Gopinath Temple, Remuna
Remuna is a village in Balasore and is famous for this Khirochora Gopinath Temple. remuna is 9 km away from Balaosre. Hundreds of devotees visit this temple daily. The Prasad offered to the lord here is a specially prepared milk which is very tasty.
Other Temples to visit in Balasore District are -
Langaleswar Temple
(46 km from Balasore Town)
Laxman Nath Temple
(50 km from Balasore Town)
Chandaneswar temple
(93 km from Balasore Town)
Bhudharchandi Temple, Sajanagarh (27 km from Balasore Town)
Maninageswar Temple
(12 km from Balaosre Town)
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Evening all. I haven't got round to reading morning thread so don't know what people are up to. I didn't think it was nice out this morning so just went out to plant gerbera I got yesterday- the sun then came out and so I just had to lay out enjoying it. Also got a little sissor happy with my snips and reduced the accuba and pittosporum.
I then decided to move a few more pots around and am now happy with it- except for stuff I still need to take to the tip. I've moved a beautiful acer so it can now been seen rather than being squashed between things.
I expect most of you are out enjoing another wonderful summer evening.
Evening all. Today I have been mostly...a domestic goddess as it was chucking it down till the afternoon but I was on a roll and kept going so the only outdoor activity was washing all the windows. Then came in and made bolognese using some of my toms
KEF- you've been busy in the kitchen too - dinner sounds great - and I don't even like lamb
Was reading some of the MF's posts- poor punkdoc- we'll talk in hushed tones...
Hope the garden recovers pd - one extreme to another just now with weather.
Archie- yours sounds good too. not had a curry in ages- been too hot!
like a roast on sunday . but its been a busy weekend .always have a few currys in the freezer
All this industry! I've been almost completely idle today, preparatory to actually doing some work tomorrow. Did change some Tesco vouchers into meals out. I have enough to take us all out for our anniversary, son's anniversary and OH's birthday. Can't be bad!
OH has just come back utterly drenched after attempting to take the dogs for a walk. They are shut in the conservatory to dry off and are pretty indignant. Not OH, of course - the dogs.
Just to be foolishly competitive, I was a bit stuck for something for lunch today, but found a packet of sausages in the freezer, so I roasted them with new potatoes, onions, garlic and carrots and served them with cauliflower and peas. Absolutely none of it was from the garden but was lurking in the fridge. It was surprisingly nice! I even did home-made low-cal raspberry ice cream. For me, this is pretty impressive and shows what can be done when you haven't bothered to go shopping.
GG I know you have a busy day planned tomorrow, but can you pop around and russle me something lovely like that from my freezer? The way I've been getting through ice cream in the warm weather I think I'll need to ask for recipe for low cal rasp' one. Well you need something on strawberries don't you? Well something to cover the pattern on the dish
For any people who work for RSPCA the G.Pigs have been fed on time, fresh veg at teatime as instructed included remains of a red pepper !! yes on approved list. Dandelions, cabbage stalk ( rest for compost, found lurking in fridge) half a tomato ( shop bought) YES on the list. Also on the list Basil leaves...not a chance...
Wonder if they like courgette / cucumber. Best check my instructions. Might be fun to feed the white faced one beetroot...smacked hands KEF
Remained in hutch today as grass wet and they can catch cold. I got sopping wet feeding them but I'm not furry & cute.
It's so hard being a food godess for G pigs.
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( rest for compost, found lurking in fridge) I keep mine in the shed KEF...??
( rest for compost, found lurking in fridge)
I keep mine in the shed KEF...??
Just bumping up this thread before it goes onto the second page.
Just watched the butterfly prog on iPlayer - amazing creatures
Here comes the rain again - I feel a song coming on (i'm an eighties girl)
Just going to say I'm first Verdun- off to water- I may be gone some time
And its 7.45 and I'm second! Where is everyone?
Went to bro's to do garden. Thought it would not take long. Was I ever wrong!! We took down two shrubs at the back of the house and Mr GG took them to the tip. I went to the front of the house and had a look at the mystery plant. It's a wisteria, all right! The main stem, 6" thick, had obviously been there a long time and ran along the ground for several feet. The roots had spread a lot further and there were whips coming up along the entire boundary of the front lawn. I cut and pulled and tugged and went head first into a horrid mahonia (deliberately ) trying to get at all the new stems and cut them off. Eventually, I disentangled and pulled out all the growth and cut it up and OH took it to the tip. Then I found some more, growing through the stems of another rampant shrub that I couldn't identify and eventually found and cut them out. Now, how do I kill the b******s?
By now entirely exhausted, we raked up all the mess, bagged it, put it in the car and took it home, their dump now being closed, and called at our local dump. Then I broke both my budget and my diet when we bought Kentucky fried chicken, much too shattered to cook. I'm now slumped on the sofa, ankles painfully stiffened and back aching. OH appears to have energy still and is doing something or other outside. Couldn't care less if he is attacking the borders with a flame thrower. Ah, perhaps that's the answer to the wisteria problem!!!
you're a star GG hope bro appreciates you .
I was head first in a phlomis today, not much left but it always comes back. Time to paint the house so it got a short back and sides.
I see a huge heaps of shreddings being built again, it's such hot work in summer that I leave it, then there are enormous heaps come autumn
What a day GG! have a well earned rest.
Hi all. Decided to go ahead with new idea (todays idea!) of a bed for late summer and autumn flowers. GC offered veronica, penstemon and salvias. Read the labels carefully and planted up after tea. The new bed is where I was moving the alliymd from but decided to work around them and buy more for where I actually now want them! So , to plant this bed, as I said I left the alliums alone, moved lavender, chives, aquillegia, kafir Lilly, pinks. Only had enough new plants for half the bed - thought I could split them but no. Looks sort of ok I think but will need a year or 6. Will post a pic on g.gallery. Oh also bought a globe artichoke for £1.
Now if you'll excuse me a need that glass of wine.
Ps not used to writing such long posts so not checked for typos.
nothing wrong with a good typo Mrs G.
Evening all. Much too tired to do anything today. Raining on and off. After lots of litter picking yesterday at volunteering for Conservation Day at Sholing Valley Study Centre now have backache (should be resting after stay in hospital). Didn't realise litter was as heavy as it was until trudging back to centre. Phew!!
Just been catching up on thread.
Off to bed now as very tired. Night all.
GG lost for words, a well earned take away
Nut when you've painted the house my shed needs doing, or should I ask Fairy?
Off to check tele' when it's quiet on here I'm usually missing some gardening / wildlife prog. Plus H would like a turn on the computer
Gardengirl - not sure a litter pick was quite what they had in mind when they told you to take it easy ! Hope you feel ok in the morning - how is the tummy BTW?
sorry KEF, we've got sheds to do as well. they're mostly mine, unskilled labour that's me when it comes to painting. OH gets to do the important bits.
Anyone having difficulty finding garden gallery 2013? It seems to have disappeared?


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This past weekend, Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon welcomed their twins into the world. And on Wednesday morning, they announced the names of their twins and the meaning behind the names. They named their baby boy Moroccan Scott Cannon and their baby girl's name is Monroe Cannon.
Unusual names, but they've also given them each cute nicknames! Moroccan will be called 'Roc' and Monroe will be called 'Roe'. Cute, huh?
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