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The Bling Ring Soundtrack List
The Bling Ring Soundtrack List – Movie (2013) – Tracklist – OST List – Listen to Original Score, Theme Music from the Motion Picture, film score list, song list of all of the songs played in the movie – playlist, who sings them, including end credits.
The Bling Ring Soundtrack Details:
Audio CD (June 11, 2013)
Original Release Date: 2013
Number of Discs: 1
Label: Def Jam
Below you can view the complete The Bling Ring Soundtrack list, album tracklist:
01. Crown On The Ground – Sleigh Bells
02. 9 Piece – Rick Ross (feat. Lil Wayne)
03. Sunshine – Rye Rye (feat. M.I.A.)
04. 212 – Azealia Banks
05. Ouroboros – Oneohtrix Point Never
06. Money Machine – 2 Chainz
07. Bad Girls – M.I.A.
08. All of the Lights – Kanye West
09. Drop It Low – Ester Dean (feat. Chris Brown)
10. Gucci Bag – Reema Major
11. Halleluwah – Can
12. Power – Kanye West
13. Freeze – Klaus Schulze
14. FML – deadmau5
15. Bling Ring Suite – Brian Reitzell and Daniel Lopatin
16. Bankrupt! – Phoenix
17. Super Rich Kids – Frank Ocean (feat. Earl Sweatshirt)
The Bling Ring Film Details:
Genre: Crime, Drama
Release date: 14 June 2013 (USA)
Length: 90 min
Director: Sofia Coppola
Writers: Sofia Coppola, Nancy Jo Sales (based on the Vanity Fair article "The Suspect Wore Louboutins")
Stars: Katie Chang, Israel Broussard, Emma Watson
"Inspired by actual events, a group of fame-obsessed teenagers use the internet to track celebrities' whereabouts in order to rob their homes. "
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Crown On The Ground – Sleigh Bells
9 Piece – Rick Ross (feat. Lil Wayne)
Sunshine – Rye Rye (feat. M.I.A.)
212 – Azealia Banks
Ouroboros – Oneohtrix Point Never
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Bilbiie, Florin O., Meier, Andre, Muller, Gernot J., Journal of Money, Credit & Banking
ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT ISSUES IN macroeconomics concerns the effects of an increase in government spending. The topic takes center stage in the policy debate and has received great attention in the theoretical literature at least since Keynes' General Theory. Recently, empirical research on this issue has flourished, as well. In a seminal study based on vector autoregressions (VARs) for a long postwar sample, Blanchard and Perotti (2002) provide evidence indicating a positive response of consumption and output to a one-time fiscal shock. Specifically, the authors analyze U.S. time series data from 1960 to 1997 and find a spending multiplier for consumption between one-third and one. Similar findings are also reported by Fatas and Mihov (2001) and Gali, Lopez-Salido, and Valles (2007). Other more recent empirical studies, however, suggest that the transmission of fiscal policy shocks may have actually changed around the early 1980s. Indeed, both Perotti (2005) and Mihov (2003) provide fresh VAR-based evidence for the United States showing a substantial reduction in the expansionary effects of spending shocks after 1980.
What accounts for the changes in the transmission of U.S. fiscal policy over time? The fact that the aforementioned studies point to a break around 1980 suggests several interesting hypotheses. First, it is widely accepted that the conduct of U.S. monetary policy differed substantially before and after the 1980s. This change may have affected more generally the transmission of shocks in the economy. A second hypothesis draws on the observation that fiscal policy itself has changed. Perotti (2005), for example, reports that a typical shock to government spending displays much less persistence in the more recent period. A third explanation stresses the role of private consumption behavior by pointing out the possible consequences arising from increased asset market participation. In fact, retail financial markets were subject to significant restrictions until the late 1970s. Bilbiie and Straub (2006) argue that these restrictions may have effectively prevented a large fraction of households from smoothing consumption in the desired way. Shut out from asset markets, such households would tend to exhibit an extreme version of "Keynesian" consumption behavior, where current consumption perfectly tracks current income, as has been suggested in recent papers by Gali, Lopez-Salido, and Valles (2007) and Bilbiie and Straub (2004). To the extent that this explains the strong crowding-in effects of government spending documented for the 1960s and 1970s, one may conjecture that the change in fiscal transmission around 1980 is critically related to the financial liberalization occurring at the same time. (1) Specifically, deregulation and financial innovation may have widened private access to asset markets, reducing the number of households who fail to smooth their consumption profiles (in response to government spending shocks). Thus, the evolution of household finance competes with changes in monetary and fiscal policies as candidate explanations for the observed decline in the effects of U.S. government spending.
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The Horseshoe Bend Lady Generals clinched a spot in next week's Central Regional in Montgomery for the second straight year by destroying Goshen 63-20 in Thursday's sub-regional contest at New Site.
The No. 10 Lady Generals closed the first quarter on an 11-0 run, then outscored the Lady Eagles 15-4 in the second quarter to cruise to the win in front of a large, rowdy crowd at HBHS.
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Goshen's Tiffany Jones hit a 3-pointer with 4:12 left in the first quarter to tie the game at 8-8. After that it was all HBHS.
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Kaylee Jones got in on the act with a bucket to open the second, before Jones' lay-up ended the HBHS scoring spree. But, the Lady Generals answered with eight straight points, capped by a Martin jumper with 2:35 to go that made the score 29-10.
Nyoka Slater made Goshen's second basket of the quarter after that, but Martin put together another three-point play and Jessica Harden connected on a floater at the buzzer to put HBHS on top 34-12 at halftime.
"We knew we had to stop (Slater) and (Jones) to contain them, and we were able to do that," Boyd said. "Brittney Keel did a good job of penetrating and finding people, Carlie hit a big three for us and we just got some momentum."
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On the last Tequila Tuesday of the month, I usually booze around Capitol Hill's drinking trifecta: Moe Bar, Cha Cha and Unicorn. This area is always packed with skipsters--skinny hipsters--and their Tortilla Gold-based drinking philosophy fits with my budget any day.
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Teachers are digikids too: the digital histories and digital lives of young teachers in English primary schools
Article first published online: 7 MAR 2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9345.2008.00476.x
Volume 42, Issue 1, pages 10–18, April 2008
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Graham, L. (2008), Teachers are digikids too: the digital histories and digital lives of young teachers in English primary schools. Literacy, 42: 10–18. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-9345.2008.00476.x
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In this article I consider the digital lives of a number of young teachers. Some are confident, competent movers in digital worlds, some are not. I wonder why, and look back at the teachers' digital histories to see whether ways in which they learned about digital worlds affects their lives now. I identify three different routes to learning about digital worlds, and describe these with representative stories. Two are serious solitary journeys, one self-taught the other school-taught. Most teachers in these groups use digital technologies for work and for the business of life. The third route is playful social. Teachers in this group have experienced learning about digital worlds with fellow enthusiasts and in playful contexts. These teachers use digital technologies for pleasure as well as the business of life and work. I argue that it is important that young teachers and student teachers be given time on courses to think about and discuss their own digital literacy histories.


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Federal law has allowed patent suits to be filed wherever a defendant is subject to personal jurisdiction, and as a result something like 40 percent of suits are filed in the rural Eastern District of Texas, known for its pro-plaintiff rulings and procedures. Now, in a Federal Circuit appellate case called In re: TC Heartland, LLC, a defendant is asking for a case to be transferred (in this case not from E.D. Tex., but from D. Del.) to the southern district of Indiana, where it is headquartered, citing what it says are the implications of a 2011 Congressional enactment, the Federal Court Jurisdiction and Venue Clarification Act. Others say that it is up to Congress to restrict forum-shopping by clear instruction should it choose to do so, and that it did not do so in the 2011 law. [Mintz Levin] More: WLF.
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Mauricio Endara is extra careful every time he's in a parking lot. Once while shopping at the mall, he returned to find his car had been stolen.
"It's just an empty feeling in your stomach, just you can't believe it. You're hoping that you can actually locate your vehicle and you're hoping maybe mall security can help you locate it, but it's one of those things. It's gone."
According to the Insurance Information Institute, a car is stolen in the United States every 24 seconds. Nationwide, the most popular car is the Cadillac Escallade.
In Tallahassee, police officers say car thieves' favorite targets are Hondas and the Chevrolet Caprice.
"They're looking for that vehicle that has the real expensive rims, the really expensive stereo in it, any items that maybe sitting out in plain view, expensive cell phone or anything like that sitting in the seat that may draw a criminal toward that vehicle, and then as an afterthought they say, 'I'm in the vehicle, I've broken the windows, why don't I just steal this vehicle as well?'" said Tallahassee Police OFC David McCranie.
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Wild path with great view in Austria.
Hallstatt, Austria
Hallstatt, Austria
Looks like a spectacular place to hike! Excellent shot!!
bei dem Titel würde ich jetzt nichts lieber tun!
No more beautiful place on Earth (including my own home!) Thank you for posting this and other Austria-pics).
perfect picture - great title (I always have problems to find one)
im coming ..^__^..
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Hi, that's no problem, I feel honored.
It really does call to mind my favorite adventure games, as well as vacations I've been on
It really does call to mind my favorite adventure games, as well as vacations I've been on
Thats Beautiful. Do we get to see the lake next?
Amazing picture
so cool
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Incredible view. O______O
This makes me think of Riven.
Loving this
is that snow on the peaks in the background?
Hermoso lugar.
This is magical!
Yes please! That's beautiful, and I love the fact that you've managed to capture three types of terrain in a single shot. Nice work!
Thank you for sharing such beauty.
Its gorgeous! Id love to go there
Ein wunderbarer Weg. Wo genau in Hallstatt ist das? Gibt es zu der Wanderung eine Streckenbeschreibung?
Hi, das ist der Soleleitungsweg. Er führt vom Salzberg in Hallstatt über Bad Goisern und Bad Ischl zur Saline in Ebensee. Der Weg gehört zum Weltkulturerbe und du solltest bestimmt eine genaue Wegbeschreibung im web finden.
Vielen Dank für die Info. Den Soleleitungsweg hatte ich eh schon länger auf meiner "to do"-Liste... nach dem traumhaften Foto jetzt natürlich umso mehr!
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Inside the neon green and yellow shack on 6th Avenue, a few blocks outside of South Tucson, there are four rows of connected seats facing the entrance and a gray television set broadcasting an episode of Malcolm in the Middle dubbed in Spanish. A glossy Mexican national flag is painted across the wall behind the rows of seats, and candlelight reflects off of a porcelain figurine of La Virgen de Guadalupe placed on a small stool by the ticket counter. Luis Alberto Lopez Hernandez, a contracted shuttle driver for the family owned Sahuaro Shuttle service, pulls his 14-passenger van up to the side of the vibrantly colored building and plants a stool in front of its opened double doors. "Nogales! Quien va para Nogales? (Who's going to Nogales?)," he announces in front of the shuttle. He jokes with the other drivers before attentively greeting the four...Read More
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How can I shop if my toddler won't stay in the shopping cart?
Lately my 20-month-old daughter refuses to sit in the shopping cart, and it's become a nightmare to do any kind of shopping. I need suggestions!
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When we go shopping, it's one of three things. 1) My husband, my baby and myself. 2) If it's late, then it's just my husband and myself 3) If we need an item or two, I call up my hubby (who works at Wal-Mart anyway) to pick up the item on his way home. While #1 is great simply because its the whole family going, it has the added advantage of my husband or I taking him out of the cart and letting him walk around the toy area while the other of us gets the essential stuff done. #2 was great for when our son was younger and couldn't sit in a cart by himself and we didn't want to push a cart AND a stroller (it made things more of a hassle). Luckily we always had someone watch him for us. and #3 comes in handy, especially since my husband works at the store. I realize that others may have husbands who don't have the energy to run by the store after work, or have other things to go.. or simply may not have a significant other to help them out in this way at all. Also, we always carry two pacifiers and a toy, in case that may change our son's temperment. If that fails, then we (well, I, my husband doesn't like me doing it) give our son some non-breakable items from the cart to play with.posted 11/28/2004 by oneia
I myself use another child as a destraction. I bring along a trustworthy 13 year old friend of the family to take my 19 month old son in his stroller along side the shopping cart to buy groceries. She can entertain him and tend to him so I can get my shopping done. Plus, he loves her! Any other time i need to shop, I make it quick and simple, I don't tend to stay out for hours. If I do need to make several errands, I spread it over a period of a few days.posted 11/09/2004 by Nellie_Bell
To the mom of twins who can't use a cart, one of the grocery chains in our province (Newfoundland)has brought in carts which have a two-seater up top. The cart itself has two sections, too, which is great, because I can put the non-breakable stuff up top for when my 18-MO decides to ditch something over the side! Maybe a call to the store managers in your area with the suggesiton to bring some of these carts in would help. They're a huge help for anyone with small children.posted 09/26/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
i find that by talking to my 18mos old son throughout the grocery store trip, it does help. we laugh & make it a game for him. usually 1/2 way through i will pull out a snack & his juice box (he only gets juice when we shop) and he helps me pick out things as we go. I can even do major shopping w/ him by just planning ahead & taking things i know will keep him entertained - like bubbles. Good Luck!posted 09/14/2004 by crzy4alec
Lisa, I have 18 month old twins, so shopping has always been a challenge for us. Because I have two babies, I have never even been able to use a cart. I just take them shopping in their double umbrella stroller and hook a basket over the handles. Grant it, you can't fit a ton of things in there, but I usually make several short runs during the week since I don't really have any other choice. I also always have a stash of crackers or cookies and a cup/bottle of water for each of them. When that fails, I give them something to hold. I hope that helps a bit. Maybe try that and see if she will sit better in her stroller. If you have a stroller with a basket underneath, you just might be able to get a big load between that and the basket on your handles. Good luck to you!posted 09/09/2004 by TwinGirlies0
To the person that responded to T, try not to be so judgemental you can realize that life is not always perfect and NOTHING goes as planned every single person has a story and even if we do not agree or it goes against our own beliefs we can not judge. Unless you have walked a mile in someones shoes you will never know what they have gone through in their lives.posted 07/20/2004 by 2many2count
I learned the following technique from a child psychologist, and used it several times. Choose the behaviour you want to correct (or reinforce). It must be concrete, developmentally appropriate, and specific--sitting for 20 minutes, using a nice voice, not throwing food, getting in the car seat co-operatively. Choose a reward. Something that the child will not have at any other time (no matter how tempting). Something small and portable and desirable. Potato chips, M&M's, yoghurt raisins. Don't worry about poisoning your kid here--this is very short term and the kid has to want the treat more than they want the wrong behaviour. Reinforce (by giving the treat) for each and every time the child does the required action. If it's something to do with duration, give it just before what would have been their limit of good behaviour. Explain why they got it. Don't launch into big explanations, or promises. It should come as a surprise, after the action (don't start saying--if you're quiet in the cart then you'll get... that is bribery). Do this so it becomes predictable to them and they are displaying the behaviour frequently. Then, start making it unpredictable. Keep them on their toes. Lengthen the interval, reward every other nice request. When that becomes predictable, stretch it out some more. The behaviour will probably get worse before it gets better. They are testing you to see if you respond to what they had become to accept as acceptable behaviour. Don't give in. Don't acknowledge undesired behaviour in any way (unless it's unsafe). Positive reinforcement of desired behaviour works much better than negative reinforcement (or withdrawal of positive item) for negative behaviour. This may all sound a little academic, cold, unemotional, whatever. But it works because it is predictable, attainable for the child, easy for the parent and lets the child know who's in charge and what's expected. And all within a positive frame.posted 05/28/2004 by TracyKVM
I have an 18 month old daughter and a 2 month old son. The three of us went grocery shopping yesterday and had NO problems at all (the baby was even awake the whole time). If I am shopping on my own with the kids, I just give my little girl something to hold while we shop. Once she gets bored with the item she has, I give her something else. Most of the things on my grocery list are interesting to her at least for a little while. When my daughter is feeling more antsy and wants to run around, we get her a shopping cart of her own. The grocery store we shop at has carts for children, so she can just push hers along with me. She loves to imitate my shopping and gets even more excited when I put things in her cart. Since many other stores do not have this option, I will let her push the big cart. This may be a little slower (and you have to watch where she is going), but it is worth it to have a happy toddler!posted 03/19/2004 by shellywl
I do most of my food shopping on the internet (once a month) - then I only need to go for short trips to the supermarket for fresh top ups! It's a lot easier to keep my son (18mo) entertained for just half an hour - talking on the way around, letting him have a drink, playing with toys etc. Some great suggestions here though - I'll give them a go.posted 03/11/2004 by Pecky99
Just a warning. Technically taking food from inside the store and feeding it to your child before checking out is considered stealing. I had a friend who was actually arrested for shop lifting while doing this!! Let your kid(s) choose a snack before you leave home. And be sure your child isn't going to fling the food. This is a safety hazard for sure.posted 03/04/2004 by a BabyCenter Member
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Yesterday, I worked from 4 PM to 12:40 AM. Although, I was scheduled to work until midnight. Yeah, a short night. I got in over 14,000 steps. I think it was 14,867 but I can't remember now. LOL. Read more
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Well, I got home around 3:18 AM today. It was a long night. Although, for the first 4.5 hours, I was training a new projectionist which meant less work for me. But after 10:30 PM, I became extremely busy. I moved 15 movies around, started 3 ... Read more
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Last night at 10:38 PM, I started the last show of the night and you wouldn't believe it...The projector stopped completely. At first glance, I noticed that the platter that picks up the film wasn't doing it's job. So, I spun the platter to co... Read more
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It's time to go back to work. I had five days off and it was really nice. I think I needed the time off as I was not too motivated to go to work. It's the same routine at work -- late shift and threading and starting movies, etc. I'm doing t... Read more
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June 9
A wallet was lost somewhere in the city.
An iPhone and iPad were found in front of City Hall and returned to their owner.
On Berlin Street, a cat was reportedly hit by a vehicle.
June 10
A vehicle was repossessed on North Street.
Disorderly behavior was reported on Main Street.
Black-framed glasses were lost on Main Street.
June 11
An animal that was part of a circus at the Civic Center was on the loose.
On Greenwood Terrace, a dog was loose.
Property was lost or found on Main Street.
There was an animal problem on Elm Street.
A ring was lost somewhere in the city.
June 12
A dog was loose on Cross Street.
On River Street, a vehicle was pulled over for having defective equipment.
June 13
A license plate was stolen somewhere in the city.
A two-vehicle crash occurred on Berlin Street around 3:45 p.m. A minor injury was reported.
On Ledgewood Terrace, a dog was loose.
A wallet was lost on Main Street.
June 14
A pillow with a foul odor was left in front of City Hall.
Property was lost or found somewhere in the city.
Property was found at the intersection of College and Liberty streets.
Someone threw a smoke bomb onto a porch on Court Street.
June 15
Property was lost or found somewhere in the city.
A license plate was found somewhere in the city.
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