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This review is from: Hannspree SN70T31BUA ARM Cortex-A8 512 MB Memory 4GB NAND 7.0" Tablet PC Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
Pros: Compact, light, fairly responsive.
Cons: Slow processor, screen resolution could be better.
Other Thoughts: So I got this tablet as part of a combo deal. So instead of paying $129 or $99 I actually paid about $30. That being said I can tell you that if I did pay more than $30 I would not be very happy. Browsing web pages is very difficult; when I want to scroll down on some pages I actually wind up clicking a link by accident or zooming in on part of a page. Some sites are OK. If you are going to be a casual user of this tablet and do not plan to surf the web then it will be fine...if you can get it on sale.
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Somewhat surreal scene in Shibuya.
what a great shot ;o very narrative, looks like screenshot from movie or series. surreal is relevant word awesome!
Yeah, this moment caught my eye because of the very odd interaction between the three people who seemed to be together but not exactly...
These two women... incredible!
very good... take care of what have
Absolutely amazing !)
Very emotional. Nice capture!
life :love, old age, goodbye
wonderful. It really looks like a movie still.
marvelous...looks like a frame of movie
Yeah, full of Japanese!
Not sure if that old lady really likes that pole or not
Great story
this picture tells a story, but its going to be a different story for every person who sees it. cool
Glad you think so. That's the best kind of photograph for me; one that tells a gripping but ambiguous narrative.
looking at everyones faces you can imagine what they might be thinking and how that realtes to their surroundings and to one another. Also its interesting that you found three non-asians in Japan just coincidentally near one another.
It is interesting, though something tells me they were there together, which makes the scene even more bizarre.
Clearly the young couple were there together, but I have the feeling that the older lady seems to be on her own. Of course I could be wrong and it makes more sense that they were all together, but that just goes to show how much "story" there is in this picture. Also I think the young lady's facial expression says a lot. Annoyed...(?)
God! That light!! That Light!!!
like a scene from a movie... i think it's a drama... this lady on background hugging street pole brings more unreality to this image... great work!
She looks angry haha
It's so weird to think that the people we see in photos are real people with lives filled with happiness and heartbreak but to us they are just strangers on a screen who we will never meet. I wish I could just learn the life story of everybody I met like that guy who does People of New York.
Beautiful shot, it made me think a lot ;v;
Beautiful shot, it made me think a lot ;v;
Thank you! I also think of it this way. Every person I see on the street is a whole universe that's different from the one I'm in. It's mind boggling how many narratives exists and most of them will remain secret and be lost to time forever.
Both of you have said it so perfectly. Our world is really a wonderous place, both its natural and human components.


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Since the Sonics were hijacked to Oklahoma City, it's become understandably en vogue for Seattle die-hards to root against their former team. But Thunder general manager Sam Presti, universally regarded as a wunderkind by colleagues and media alike, has made this task extremely difficult, swiftly demolishing and subsequently reconstructing a team that made it all the way to the conference semifinals this year. But take heart, Supe faithful: Presti's lone fuckup probably cost him a trip to the Finals, where Dallas and Miami are currently deadlocked at 2-2.
Chandler, meanwhile, was soon traded to Charlotte, then to Dallas, where he's currently starting at center and anchoring a Maverick defense that stands two wins away from a league title. In spite of the Thunder doctor's concerns, he played 74 games this past season--or 45 more than starting Thunder center Kendrick Perkins, a far greater injury risk who was somehow cleared for arrival from Boston in a deal similar to the one Presti had made for Chandler two years prior. Only to acquire Perkins (and then ink him to a dubious long-term extension), Presti had to give up a key player in starting forward Jeff Green, a reliable scoring option who took much-needed pressure off stars Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook.
Dumping a mountain of salt in this transactional wound, Chandler absolutely dominated Perkins in their matchup in the Western Conference Finals, which Dallas took four games to one in a best-of-seven series. Had Chandler--and Green--been playing for Oklahoma City instead, it's no stretch to presume the Thunder would have rolled into the Finals, thus kicking Sonic fans further into the ground while they're down. But because Presti took his doctor's advice, the dawning of such a day has been delayed--for another year, anyway.


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Think of this tee as the coolest one ever made before,it is more than meets the eye,at face value it looks just an ordinary shirt but what one might never figure out is that it is reversible,yeah,hard to believe,right?It´s not just about the greatest super heroes of all times portrayed on one side but the corrupt and heartless DC´s villains are lurking you on the other side,will you dare to find out who are the very ones lurking inside the box?haven´t you ever faced them before?Just acquire this one of a kind´s tee and amaze yourself.100 % Fun guaranteed.Now it´s up to you to decide which side you are on,evil or good,decisions.....decisions,think wise or you´ll end up badly.Shall you be the hunter or the hunted?I am sure it will all depend on how you feel inside,huh?. SUPERB AND A MUST-HAVE.
It is an awesome tshirt with good prints wich won´t come off. and both sides are awesome
This shirt is just fantastic! It's comfortable to wear and just looks awesome. Now I bought this more for the villains side of the short, so it is a little annoying that there is still a tag showing. But other than that, awesome!
2 faces for a single T-shirt it's brilliant and drawings are fantastic
I bought this shirt for my comic loving husband and he has proclaimed it the coolest shirt ever. The reversibility is really awesome, I had never found a shirt like this before. He wears it most of the time on the villain side because it is rather unique, there aren't many shirts made with groups of villains lol. His favorite hero is Superman, so it was also a huge plus that Superman is featured predominately on the hero side. It is a little weird because when you reverse the shirt, the seams are out and the tag is printed on the outside - but unless they did 2 layers of shirt together that is pretty unavoidable; and at least it does not have a paper tag sticking out.


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We have been given a MPT that currently sits in our front garden. However as we all know MPTs grow quite high so we were thinking of digging it up and putting it in a pot in the rear garden on some decking. Will this restrict its growth or simply kill it off
MPT is Monkey Puzzle Tree
Not suitable for a pot.they are one of the more expensive trees and should only be planted in a large garden, also slow growing.
thanks AWB how slow growing?
How long has the MPT been in the ground? They have a long-ish tap root that you would need to keep intact or it will die. If only been in the ground a few years then give it a try, getting all the tap root. You will need thick garden gloves and thick clothing.
They can grow in pots, nursery ones are because of the tap root issue. Have seen 30+ year old ones in large pots.
They are only slow growing for the first 10-15 years, after that they speed right (esp in the ground) up as those with front gardens with a huge MPT taking it over will testify.
My OH has always wanted a Monkey Puzzle Tree but I'm not sure where we would put one. I might treat him....when I can find one
If you live in Leeds you can find one in my front garden
No I don't live in Leeds and anyway, that's yours that you asked for advice for (I feel cheeky now if you thought I wanted yours ). I meant because I have asked at the local GC a few times but they never have them in and don't know when they are getting them .
Hi Tracey I know you weren't asking or being cheeky! I guess I was. It was my missus who wanted it I didn't and have been trying to get rid of it for ages
You could spray it with glyphosate while she's out Elkell
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Jupiter Marine has earned a reputation for building some of the world's most-respected outboard-powered center consoles. The Palmetto, Fla., company's president, Carl Herndon, also carved out a niche as one of the best builders of inboard sportfishing boats as the the founder and former CEO of Blackfin Yacht Corp., and former president of Bertram Yacht.
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It's 1956, and a Harvard grad with a degree in philosophy is about to change the way America goes boating. And talk about thinking outside the box. Using non-traditional, cutting-edge materials, a radical hull design and an entirely new method of construction, businessman and would-be designer Dick Fisher created a 13-foot outboard boat unlike anything seen before.
Rowing and sailing an open boat 300 miles along the New England coast is an adventure few people will undertake in their lifetime — especially if it includes building the vessel, as it did at the Apprenticeshop, a nonprofit boatbuilding school in Rockland, Maine.
Center consoles are being called upon for much more than fishing these days, and builders are responding with fresh ideas
Customers at boat shows were telling Peter Galvin they liked the size of Southport Boats' 29 Tournament Edition center console but preferred the seating arrangement in the bow of the builder's 27-footer. The Augusta, Maine, company responded, designing a model that replaces the coffin box at the forward end of the console with wraparound bow seating similar to the 27's.
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Someone I know has a one yr old and is preggo again
I thought this thread was going to be complaining and here you are celebrating. What a great attitude! Sounds like you are one and done by choice. I could learn a thing or two from you!! I will keep this in mind the next time I am jealous of a pregnant mom!! Love it!!
My nephews are only 16 months apart so I have seen this in action! I was so happy to not have to deal with that too. I have always known that if we decide to have another child it wouldn't be super close together. I want my older child to have a good sense of herself (and be able to help!). :)
You're suumer souns great. Personally, I could not imagine having kids that close in age. Although I would have liked another when DS was 4 or 5 years old (if DH was on board). But toddlers and infants need so much attention. Besides, toddlers do the cutest things. I loved going out with my DS as he exitedly explored this new world. I don't think I would have enjoyed those years as much if I was juggling an infant as well. And neither would DS.
Our neighbors will be having their FOURTH baby in June. All I thought of when I found out was, OMG, it'll be the middle of summer and she'll have THREE kids (7,6, and 4) running all different directions while being attached to a newborn. Anna and I will be taking day trips to farms to pick berries and to the zoo...not carting around a stroller or worrying about sippy cups.
My sister just had baby #2 last week - baby #1 is 17 months old. Her DH gave me a hard time and asked me when I was having baby #2. I just looked at him like he needed his head examined. My kid is almost 11 - NO THANKS. No desire to go back to babyhood and diapers - I'll just snuggle with my niece and nephew for a bit then send them home to mom and dad! LOL.
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I can't even begin to imagine how hard it would be to have a newborn and also be dealing with such a young child. I understand that some parents see having subsequent children on the heels of the last one as sensible in order to keep them close in age and get all the infancy done in one shot, but that just sounds like cruel and unnecessary self-punishment to me. I'd rather have a little rest in between children!
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The World Health Organization defines sexual health as "a state of physical, emotional, mental and social well-being related to sexuality; it is not merely the absence of disease, dysfunction or infirmity. Sexual health requires a positive and respectful approach to sexuality and sexual relationships, as well as the possibility of having pleasurable and safe sexual experiences, free of coercion, discrimination and violence. For sexual health to be attained and maintained, the sexual rights of all persons must be respected, protected and fulfilled."
Redfern offers free condoms to the students at the Pharmacy and in Health Promotion office. For information about STIs visit http://www.cdc.gov/women/az/std.htm.
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Student Health Services offers confidential testing for HIV and various STDs/STIs. Students can make an appointment at Redfern Health Center, and it takes a few days to receive test results. Lab fees do apply. If students have the Clemson University Student Health Insurance Plan with AIG, all of these tests are covered 100 percent if done at Redfern As of April 23, 2015, the fees for each test are as follows:
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Student Health Services hosts AID Upstate once a month in Redfern Health Center. AID Upstate provides free, confidential rapid HIV and hepatitis C testing with same day results every third Thursday of the month from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. (due to spring break, the March clinic will be on March 24). They will also provide free, confidential screenings for other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) that provide results several days later. There are limited time slots available for AID Upstate testing at Redfern. Students must call (864-656-5002) in advance to sign up for a time slot. Each visit will take about an hour.
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Skip to comments.A Day in the Life of President Bush (photos): 11.30.05
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The president outlined his strategy for victory in Iraq at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. He met with VFW Commander-in-Chief Jim Mueller and Secretary of Vetrens Affairs Jim Nicholson in the Oval.
Laura Bush gave the media a tour of the holiday decor at the White House.
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QUOTE: "To achieve victory over such enemies, we are pursuing a comprehensive strategy in Iraq. Americans should have a clear understanding of ... how we look at the war, how we see the enemy, how we define victory, and what we're doing to achieve it. So today, we're releasing a document called the "National Strategy for Victory in Iraq." This is an unclassified version of the strategy we've been pursuing in Iraq ... I urge all Americans to read it." Click here to read it.
"Victory in Iraq" (and its cost)
President Bush pauses as he reads a letter at the U.S. Naval Academy, written by a Marine before he was killed in Iraq
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Here is overview information on President Bush's strategy to win the war in Iraq.
Table of Contents
November 30, 2005
National Strategy for Victory in Iraq
Executive Summary
Strategic Overview
Victory in Iraq Defined
Victory in Iraq is a Vital U.S. Interest
The Benefits of Victory in Iraq
The Consequences of Failure
Our Enemies and Their Goals
The Strategy of Our Enemies
Our Strategy for Victory is Clear
A. The Political Track (Isolate, Engage, Build)
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Victory Will Take Time
Why Our Strategy Is (and Must Be) Conditions-Based
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Strategy in Detail
The Political Track in Detail
The Security Track in Detail
The Economic Track in detail
Organization for Victory
God bless President Bush. I'm so grateful for him.
President Bush departs with Rumsfeld for a trip to Maryland to speak at the United States Naval Academy. The White House issued a 35-page plan Wednesday titled 'Our National Strategy for Victory in Iraq.'
President Bush is introduced by Lt. Gov. Michael S. Steele during a campaign event for Steele's bid for the U.S. Senate in Baltimore, Md.
Bush reaches out to Midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, where he spoke on the War on Terror. The President thanked the Midshipmen for volunteering to serve and told them America is grateful for their devotion to duty.
At the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md. President Bush said, 'As the Iraqi forces grow more capable, they are increasingly taking the lead in the fight against the terrorists.'
Again, pausing while reading the Marine's letter
Finishing his speech
"Victory in Iraq will demand the continued determination and resolve of the American people," said the President.
The White House issued a 35-page plan today, titled 'Our National Strategy for Victory in Iraq.'
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Rice and new German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier shake hands after talks at the State Department in Washington. The United States acknowledged European concerns over reports of secret CIA prisons and transport flights for terror suspects, calling them 'legitimate questions' that deserve a response.
I'm fine. How are you? Thankyou for the pictures. And thank you for the link at the beginning.
The U.S. Naval Academy mascot 'Bill the Goat' poses for a photo with Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, second from left, as Secretary of the Army Francis J. Harvey, right, looks-on during a Pep-Rally at the Pentagon prior to the upcoming 106th Army-Navy football game today in Washington.
Listening to Bush's speech
Gretchen, that is beautiful.
Gretchen, A WONDERFUL Dose this evening.. thank you so much! Love our man of a thousand expressions.. and although he is showing fatigue & stress & aging, he is still a handsome & strong presence.
CSPAN doesn't show a replay of the speech... anyone heard if there will be one? Is there a posting anywhere of the speech? I heard just part of it before I had to leave for bible study today.
Laura Bush walks past the official White House Christmas tree in the Blue Room as she gives the media a tour of the holiday decor at the White House today
The Christmas tree in the Blue Room of the White House Wednesday. With table centerpieces of fresh tangerines and lemon leaves, and Christmas trees decorated with real roses and lilacs, the White House is taking a fresh and natural approach to the 2005 holiday season.
Thanks, Gretchen! That was an excellent speech today, and I am sure glad I got to hear it!
Laura Bush stands in between paintings used for this year's Christmas card, left, and Holiday program 'All Things Bright and Beautiful', right, in the East Room of the White House.
Laura Bush stands between paintings used for this year's White House Christmas card (L) and the holiday booklet (R) in East Room
The caption said those are angerines on the tree
I love this picture of Rummmy....I just got here from a thread where Billy Kristol is still asking for Rummy to be replaced...
now, he wants him replaced by Joe Lieberman...
Hi GM .. and thanks for the pics from such a great day. I SO wish I could've seen this live .. cubicle bound. Do you know if it will be replayed in its entirety?
They Cheneys arrive for a performance after a dinner to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities, in the East Room November 10, 2005. The NEA and NEH support research, education and public programs for the arts and humanities. (I love Lynne's outfit.)
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What wonderful photos you have to work with tonight. I am anxiously awaiting 8:00 to watch our awesome President, the Commander in Chief, address his troops, again!
What terrific job he did today, and does everyday!! God Bless him.
Hi bnelson44, just wanted to draw your attention to the note at post #2. It gets confusing to the person who puts up the thread, otherwise.
Lynn Cheney is on Cspan-2 now at the National Archives, talking about her book, "A Time For Freedom."
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Hello, Dolly. How is your elbow? My knee seemsto be completely healed and I am riding my bicycle as much as I want to.
Well, I have a sprained groin.. into 6th week.. It is better but still painful.. At my age there are so many aches & pains. I just pump in the excedrin often during day & plug along! I do have to do mega walks w/dogs daily & have gotten in a few rides wtih them.. Biking doesn't hurt.. walking /standing does.
Glad you are healed already! impressive!
Thank you, Gretchen. These pictures of our President give me goosebumps.
I didn't see a link at the WH web site although one may appear later - maybe check C-SPAN online?
Justa, what station will replay W's speech at 8 PM (is that Eastern time?)
I agree 100 percent, and "disarming" is absolutely the right word.
is that what you call it?
German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier - LOL - The man looks like he is very smitten by Condi.
Well, folks, I apologize for the typos; I had to slap this together without much time to proof it. Sabrina is waiting for her tutoring.
Hope to be back later.
Enjoy! Some great photos today.
Thanks, Dolly. ;-)
I wish I could package this contentment and joy and send it to every one of you out there in Free Republicland.
It was posted on the live thread this AM that it would be C-span, I think. I may not be reading their schedule correctly, but I am not seeing it.
How is everyone?
I have a quick question...someone mentioned getting a letter from the President right before (or just after) Christmas last year and wondered if it was bona fide or computer generated...although it was hand written...who was that? I would love to compare.
Our President was FABULOUS!
Good evening Gretchen thanks for the dose
Toaster winner what would you like?
What animal is the mascot? Is it a cow?
Thank you so much for the link to Gretchen's move which I hadn't seen before. I was looking for a picture of Sabrina but did not see one. Gretchen, I hope you can show us a picture of Sabrina sometime.
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St. Dames' Mac & Cheese.
For most visitors, the lively pubs, vibrant nightlife, and cozy restaurants of Columbia City's expanding corridor make a hop on the light rail worth the ride. Yet vegetarian fare is still largely underrepresented in the hood, making St. Dames, the south side's beloved vegetarian eatery, a sought-after destination for veggies exploring the area.
St. Dames' Mac & Cheese.
Set amidst rows of newer condos and local businesses, this little strip of MLK has seen some changes over the years, but St. Dames' interior is well worn and lived in. Religious themed collage art, scattered potted plants, cozy wood booths, and festive string lights pull off a kind of "tasteful hippie" (or is that "eccentric aunt"?) aesthetic. Their price point is equally homey: entrees do not exceed $13, wines by the glass range right around $6, and the short list of cocktails are inventive but uncomplicated, about $7 a piece.
I had the vegan Mac and Cheese, which simply cannot rival the yeasty, spicy glob made famous by Plum (we'll get to that next week), but it was served with a generously portioned side dish for which the restaurant is attracting equal attention: tamari braised kale. The slightly salty, nutrient-rich green was tender though not overcooked, with a textured bite that was wholly satisfying. (It should be noted here that all of St. Dames' side dishes are wondrously interchangeable).
"You know, this food's actually not bad," heckled Mr. Paleo, when our waiter stopped by to check in. We had shared our plates and all agreed the Italian white bean and herb fritters, kale-pistachio ravioli in smoked goat cheese sauce, and samosa-style hush puppies--deep fried croquettes with a traditional samosa filling and a bright tamarind mint sauce--were truly exceptional.
We settled up and left for the Columbia City Theater, perfectly positioned for the night ahead and well-sated to make the most of it. With wholesome, inexpensive offerings, accommodating gluten-free and vegan options, and an atmosphere light enough to smile though an occasional good-natured jab, St. Dames is a lovely snapshot in a growing urban scene quick becoming one of Seattle's unique charms.


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Chicagoland aka Barackistan witnessed the ongoing tribal slaughter between the Chicago Hutus and the Chicago Tutsis last weekend. Eighty degree Springtime weather put many Hutus in the mood to "wet their hatchets and tomahawks." Only they used illegal handguns held gangsta-style to kill four and wound an additional 36! While only four were killed, it's still a very respectable massacre by anyone's standard.
The Barackistan Tribune reported:
At least 36 people were shot in Chicago, four of them fatally, in as many hours over the weekend, with more than half of the shootings occurring over a half-day period stretching into early Sunday.
Officers responded to at least 27 incidents, starting at 3:30 p.m. Friday in the West Woodlawn neighborhood on the South Side involving an attack that left a 17-year-old girl dead and two other people wounded, police said. There were also fatal shootings in the South Shore neighborhood Friday night and the Washington Park neighborhood early Sunday, both on the South Side.
A relatively light weekend of slaughter for Barackistan, no doubt! But it wasn't the Hutus or Tutsis responsible for the murder and mayhem in the streets. Oh no, it couldn't be the actual tribes at fault. It was the weather.
The Tribune continues:
Chicago Police Department spokesman Adam Collins declined to comment on whether the weekend's temperatures — Saturday reached 80 degrees, the city's warmest day so far this year — contributed to the number of shootings, though criminologists have said that weather does play a role in violent crime.
Ah yes, that pesky Global Warming is again at fault! Perhaps the Hutus and Tutsis were angry about Chicagoland's expanding carbon footprint and sought to lower levels by sending gunpowder and lead into the atmosphere to negate the high levels of CO2 put into the atmosphere by hundreds of ambulances required for the dead and wounded.
But Global Warming alone is not to blame for the violence! Collins continued:
"While the city continues to see reductions in crime and violence, there's obviously much more to be done, and we continue to be challenged by lax state and federal gun laws," Collins said, reiterating a position that police Superintendent Garry McCarthy has expressed when discussing the department's crime-fighting efforts.
"No one will rest until everyone in Chicago enjoys the same sense of safety."
What Collins means is no one will rest in Chicagoland until everyone is dead. Which at current murder levels will occur by mid-August.
And how could we overlook the lax state and federal gun laws in a state that has the most restrictive gun laws in the nation? Yes, Barackistan needs for guns to be seized in Illinois and throughout America from law-abiding firearms owners to quell the perpetual violence between the Hutus and Tutsis.
Michael Thompson of WND posted an excellent piece today illustrating that Chicago has had more deaths from violence since 2003 than American soldiers fighting in Afghanistan from 2001. The tally is 4,797 for Barackistan and 2,166 for Afghanistan. And the Afghanistan total includes non-combat accidental deaths. Let America pray that the Taliban doesn't start recruiting Chicagoland's Hutus and Tutsis!
Here is a table that lists the racial makeup of the victims and offenders in Chicago from 2003-2011. One groups seems to stand out. Note: The weather wasn't factored into the table.
Subtract the murders committed by Hutus and Tutsis in large metropolitan areas of America like Detroilet, Philadelphia, Washington, Birmingham, Baltimore, Los Angeles, etc and the United State per capita murder rate falls far below most other countries in the world. Including Disney Land.
It appears Barackistan is giving its best effort this Spring to surpass the 2012 record of 532 murders in 2012.
With continuing Global Warming and the prevalence of lawful gun owners in America, Chicagoland is seeking to attract tourists from peaceful cities around America and abroad to witness the carnage. The Barackistan Tourism Association has introduced its new tourism slogan:
Here's video from Chicagoland discussing every reason for the violence except the real reason:


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Has anybody else seen this yet? My wife an I went tonight. I thought it was the best movie that I've seen in a long long time.
I saw it tonight as well. I thought it was really good. Being only 22, I didn't have much background information so most of it was a surprise.
Great movie! Very well done, keeps you wondering the whole movie even though you know the ultimate outcome.
Fantastic film.
Gone Baby Gone
The Town
All directed by Ben Affleck....all great.
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Has anybody else seen this yet? My wife an I went tonight. I thought it was the best movie that I've seen in a long long time.
Great movie. A part of history I never knew about even though I thought I followed the hostage crisis closely at the time, though I probably forgot some of it. I'm glad I stayed thru some of the credits to see the actual pictures of the rescued hostages and the history of why the whole story wasn't told until 20 years later. A few people left too soon.
I thought the movie was very good, my biggest complaint was of Affleck as the lead man. Just didn't really add anything to the movie. Felt the story and other actors carried the movie and not him.
The thing I took from the movie is that airport security in Tehran in 1980 has become the model for the USA thirty years later (minus the amount of automatic weapons).
Seriously, a good movie and this member of the movie-going public would like to see a lot more just like it.
Very good. Like someone said, it kept you guessing even if you knew the end. Went with my husband and a couple friends. They'd never even studied the hostage crisis in high school (high school in mid-2000s)
A lot of people know about the hostage situation, but few knew about the ones that escaped and were in hiding, at least I didn't know. Great movie. If you go, make sure you stay for the credits. The actual footage was one of my favorite parts.
Butters really liked it
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Fantastic film.
Gone Baby Gone
The Town
All directed by Ben Affleck....all great.
Affleck's road from tabloid pretty boy to respected director/decent actor has to be one of the more unexpected career turnarounds in recent memory. I'm sad I'll probably end up waiting to see Argo on DVD because from everything I hear it would be right in my wheelhouse.
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Marla Mossman and her Peace Caravan Journey along the Silk Road: Afghanistan
On a recent trip to New York City, ICC Managing Director Francisco Alvarez met with artist Marla Mossman. While gallery hopping and deep conversations over sushi, Marla shared the details of her very intriguing current art project.
Canada – the 51st State?
How would you describe the relationship between Canada and our closest ally and neighbour? Child/Mother? Sibling rivalry? Victim/Bully? Worshippers/Idol? Friends? Enemies? Frenemies?
Some would argue that in everything but name we are effectively the 51st State with a puppet Prime Minister whose strings are pulled by a puppet master President, while others would counter by saying that our countries share a very close and mutually respected bond that allows for tree trade, cross border shopping, and a wealth of partnerships.
Fact & Falsehood in Ancient Roman and Greek objects
This coming weekend at the ROM (June 9-10) we will have Ancient Rome and Greece Weekend! There will be re-enactors demonstrating and displaying arms and armour, ROM experts and objects, an archery range with more re-enactors, and a myriad of activities including make a lucky "bulla", creating your own mosaic masterpiece and learning the game of "knucklebones".
SSSSsss… c-CAW! RrAWR! Animal Weekend is Here!
I used to walk through the halls of my high school (yes, high school – I don't know what was wrong with me either) making animal noises. Not the normal ones like "moo" and "oink", but the more obscure ones (I guess it's the hipster in me). For instance, my impression of the Komodo dragon had a sort of snake and bark sound, and the giraffe, since I had no idea what sound they make (do you?) was just, "giraffe, giraffe!". I pretty much made the sounds up as I went along.
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The Friends of the Institute for Contemporary Culture are a group of ROM members with an affinity for the ICC and its activities. The ICC seeks to stimulate "diverse audiences to think creatively, understand and change the world," and when the FICC committee first came together just under a year ago, we wanted to find new ways to support this intention.
Funny Strange: Satire after Mordecai Richler
What has become of satire in Canada in the post Mordecai Richler era?
If you google Canadian humour one of the main forms of humour this country is known for is satire. Since the passing of our satiric elder statesman Mordecai Richler who but perhaps Rick Mercer has taken up the flag?
Find out what the state of satire is in this country on Thursday May 17 as New York Times raconteur Calvin Trillin dukes it out with stream of conscience absurdist Seán Cullen on the ROM stage in what could only be a LMAO night moderated by Charlie Foran.
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Ancient Egypt Weekend! OR How a mummy, NOT a dinosaur, got me into teaching.
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If you think, upon entering the main-floor galleries of the Amarillo Museum of Art, "Bless my soul!" you'll get your wish - with abstract art providing the benedictions.
That may seem far out, but the museum's exhibit and this year's Achievements in Art exhibition, "The Broadcast is Always On," honors the legacy of a far-out guy: Dord Fitz, whose zeal about abstract art was almost messianic.
Fitz's legacy goes beyond collecting: He inspired others to collect, and learn. Serving as teacher in his own school, to which he invited on-their-way-to-fame artists, mostly from New York City, he also gave classes and workshops.
That was in Amarillo, where from the mid-1950s through the late '80s, Fitz operated his art school and gallery.
In addition, Fitz spearheaded the Area Arts Foundation, an organization of artists, collectors and area people enthusiastic about art.
His school and infectious zest for collecting had circuit-riding extensions throughout the Texas Panhandle and adjacent Oklahoma. All this, plus engaging insights into Fitz's charismatic character, is wonderfully well-presented in essays by AMoA Director Graziella Marchicelli and Carolyn Fitz, Dord's daughter, in the museum's amply-illustrated "The Broadcast is Always On" publication.
Particularly striking in the north gallery are mosaic reliefs and sculptures by Jeanne Reynal - especially her radiant, eccentrically shaped "African Personages." On the north wall beyond, Leon Polk Smith's painted, shaped canvases provide visual impulses ambiguously suspended between rhythmic movement and stillness.
Never heard of those artists? Google their names and you will find hundreds of Web site references. They're famous.
As are Louise Nevelson, Elaine de Kooning, Franz Kline, Larry Bell, Milton Resnick, Alex Katz, Lawrence Calcagno, Lee Mullican and Robert Dash. They're joined by others not quite so renowned, such as James Brooks, Charles Bunnell, Warren Davis, Jay McVicker, Patricia Lea Nix, Nelda Sheets, Thomas Albert Sills, Jack Sorenson, Hedda Sterne and Mack Stewart.
And Dord Fitz.
Someone else may want to play the fame game as to who should get top billing. Or top "brillig" - as in Lewis Carroll's "'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves/ Did gyre and gimble in the wabe; All mimsy were the borograves,/ And the mome raths outgrabe."
Let's see - brillig effects may appear best in Calcagno's oils, but Bell's vapor drawings are strong contenders also. And the airy brilliance of Dash's more representational images also qualify, along with some of Bunnell's more luminous touches.
"Slithy toves" certainly applies to certain Reynal mosaics, while her husband Sill's oils have some slithy brush effects. Which also goes for the slithering energies of brushwork in oils by Resnick, Davis, Sheets and de Kooning.
But "mome raths" do a lot of "outgrabe-ing" in de Kooning's athletically inclined images, in which sometimes bulls, sometimes basketball players also "gyre and gimble. All in a very physical vein; Nix's "Don Manuel Ossurio" is more of a mental "outgrabe."
As for "mimsy borograves," I think they're playing among the lights and shadows in Nevelson's pieces, especially her "Moon Garden." They're also detectable in Mullican's oils, such as "Totemic Guardian" and "The Night Society."
The strange glyphic calligraphy (or calligraphic glyphs) descending in Fitz's own latest-dated works may fit into one or more of the above "Jabberwocky" contexts, but who's to say? Research on the legacies of Fitz and the AAF would be a commendable project for further historical art study.
Which artists were here, for how long, and who went where on what sort of area missions, teaching, stimulating collecting, etc.? Who were the leaders, and to what extent did they develop followers? To what extent were artists' reputations a factor?
Clearly Fitz had a knack for attracting artists rising to celebrity. But he also reveled in teaching anyone wanting to tune in to the "Broadcast," which, for him, was always "on." It comes through in the museum loud and clear.
Hunter Ingalls held faculty positions at the University of Texas at Austin and Columbia University, where he earned a Ph.D.
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As some writers put it, we think, we are super humans, not willing to admit the death will be the complete end of our existence, is the reason we are bringing in questions of our salvation, The Divine, life after death, some body else will save us of our crimes. Just keep doing good things, Make sure your own conscience if you have one does not rebuke you while living here. After death your memories good or bad will fade away from the minds of people among whom you lived. Forget about centries old proofs and suppositions which may be hersays. Believe in present proofs but there would none and never. Brain is very good in making up strange stories when you are sleeping or completely unconscious.
Your reading comprehension is poor. Read again what I wrote and see that I do not believe in personal identity surviving death, so any afterlife would be irrelevant.
It is not our physical body that is made in the image of God, that is an absurdity since we are basically hairless apes. It is not our soul that was made in the image of God, our personality and thought processes are the mere consequence of an advanced brain and dies with the brain. It is our spirit, our true consciousness, our energy that was made in the image of God, and when we die, we return home


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DePauw starter John Tschantz pitched seven shutout innings and allowed just five hits in improving to 3-1.
The Tigers scored five in the fifth and two in the sixth. In the fifth, DePauw loaded the bases with no outs before Jack Gavin singled in a run and Kyle Thompson knocked in two with a base hit. Gavin then scored on a wild pitch and Thompson came home on Justin Weiner's grounder.
Lakeland scored four times in the eighth berfore the Tigers added a solo run in the bottom half of the inning.
The Tigers totaled 11 hits led by Taylor Hoffman, Gavin and Eric Reese with two each. Jacob Heinemeyer, Cal Post, Alex Grant and Zach Hilbert each had two of the Muskies' 10 hits. Nate Brusewitz suffered the loss after pitching five innings.
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Hammering on Hank
How the media abuse baseball's home run king.
This baseball season, it fell to the sporting press to drag a reluctant Hank Aaron once more into public view, the occasion being Barry Bonds' slow-motion pursuit of a stationary number. Now, anytime an old baseball personage hobbles back into frame, he is invariably described in awed, petrifying language better suited to, say, the Archbishop of Canterbury. The treatment of Aaron hasn't been any different. A spin through the sports pages over the past few months reveals that he is a man of "cool dignity," "quiet dignity," "innate dignity," "immense dignity," "eternal dignity," "unfettered dignity," "unimpeachable dignity," the very "picture of dignity" who "brought so much dignity to baseball" and who, "having exuded dignity his entire life," continues to this day "exud[ing] class and dignity." Aaron, proclaimed the inevitable George Will, who perhaps learned about dignity from selling his to Conrad Black, was "The Dignified Slugger From Mobile."
No one would quibble with the sentiment, unctuous and condescending though it may be. Aaron's forbearance was indeed remarkable; in many ways, he holds up better in history's eyes than the peer to whom he is often compared, Jackie Robinson—himself a "pillar of dignity"—whose outspokenness regrettably extended to the odd HUAC hearing and Nixon campaign stop.
No, what's unfortunate about Aaron's latest turn in the public eye is that he has been reduced to a sportswriter's cheap trope. The great slugger's dignity is of interest only insofar as it can be picked up by the likes of George Will and swung in the general direction of Barry Bonds. (As of Friday morning, Bonds stands just two home runs shy of Aaron's 755.) "As Barry Bonds continues his gimpy, joyless pursuit of such glory as he is eligible for," Will wrote, "consider the odyssey of Mobile's greatest native son." Or as a Cincinnati Post headline pronounced: "Safe To Say Bonds No Aaron." Of course, with Aaron, it has always been thus. It is the singular curse of his career: to be treated like a sandwich board for the prevailing attitudes of the day.
It was uglier a half-century ago. Aaron hit the majors in 1954, after a stint in the Negro Leagues and a year with the Milwaukee Braves' affiliate in the South Atlantic League, which he helped integrate. As baseball historian Jules Tygiel points out, his timing was impeccable—Aaron was one of the first black ballplayers whose career unfolded more or less naturally, without segregation or war chipping away at his prime.
Once in the bigs, he quickly became, as a comically obtuse 1958 New York Times Magazine profile put it, "a symbol of a new era of slugging," a savage of preternatural talent. (The headline: "The Panther at the Plate.") "Aaron brings to baseball an atavistic ... single-mindedness," William Barry Furlong wrote, going on to describe the "somniferous-looking" Aaron's "insouciance" and "indolence" and taking care to twice point out his "shuffling" gait. No mention was made of Aaron's thorough preparation, before which even Ted Williams salaamed. The Times was far from the only offender. Even Aaron's first manager, Charlie Grimm, went in for this nonsense. He liked to call Aaron "Stepin Fetchit."
Some of this was surely a product of Aaron's shy and unadorned personality at the time, which offered the media little but a bare armature on which to shape whatever they wished. He didn't have Willie Mays' élan; his hat didn't whip off whenever he rounded second. He drove a Chevy Caprice. "Grace in a gray flannel suit," one writer called him.
Likewise, Aaron's performance over 23 seasons—consistently very good, occasionally great, always a notch or two below Mays'—lacked the dizzying peaks that give a career the flavor of personality. He never hit more than 47 home runs in a year, never hit better than .355, never had an on-base percentage higher than .410.


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Yesterday was my weigh-in and I'm up 1.8lbs. *cries*
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I arrived home yesterday for the long weekend. There was a mass in honor of my late grandparents at our church at 6:30pm and I only arrived around 5:45pm so I had about 15 minutes to find dinner. My mom had just arrived from work with a cooked c... Read more
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It's brutal!!! But I did it. Chest & Back, and Ab Ripper X! YESS!
It took me about an hour and a half since I was kind of lost so I had to pause a lot to figure things out. I'm so happy that I was able to do it!
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I tried Jillian Michael's 30-Day shred yesterday... and my brother will be able to attest to my grave disappointment. I could only do 1/4 of the video. Basically, I did the warm-up, the abs, and the few strength exercises that didn't engage my l... Read more
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Hi everyone!
I have both P90X and Jillian Michael's 30-Day Shred at my disposal. I was wondering which one would be smarter to start out with?
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Apparently, that fast-food meal experiment worked... or maybe it was a fluke. Either way, I'm happy!!
I weighed in at 196.6, which is 2lbs exactly down from last weigh-in!
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Yesterday, I was really frustrated about seeing a gain when I am doing everything right... but there were a lot of great suggestions on why this may be happening.
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Okay, so my abs are not ripped, but they sure feel like they've been ripped! If you know what I mean hehe... I did Ab Ripper X yesterday, but only completed about a third of it. It's so tough! I've always done a lot of crunches and yoga, so I ha... Read more
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I know, I'm a bad blogger nowadays. When I started, I blogged every day but now I'm only doing it a few times a week. I just feel like I don't have anything to say sometimes!
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Saturday, March 20, 2010
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I had a pretty fantastic day!
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