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Dear experts,
Going through the SAP installation document I found information related to BC sets activation. Was keen to know what these ae and what impact they have on the implementation? For example, If i do not activate the relevant BC set for rulesets, what would go wrong?
We are implementing SAP GRC 10 Access Controls and for the ruleset part I am not sure which amongst the following should I ask the basis team to activate:
GRAC_RA_RULESET_COMMON SOD Rules Set
GRAC_RA_RULESET_SAP_BASIS SAP BASIS Rules Set
GRAC_RA_RULESET_SAP_ECCS SAP ECCS Rules Set
GRAC_RA_RULESET_SAP_HR SAP HR Rules Set
GRAC_RA_RULESET_SAP_NHR SAP R/3 less HR Basis Rules Set
GRAC_RA_RULESET_SAP_R3 SAP R/3 AC Rules Set
We are on ECC 6 at the moment. We do utilise some HR functionalities in ECC 6 but would not like to define any risks/rules for HR within GRC AC at the moment as these are not very critical to us and are monitored externally. Any helps/suggestions/insights would be highly appreciated.
Many thanks.
Hi Ronnie
These BC sets would populate the Function and Risk definition for the GLOBAL ruleset in RAR. They are the SAP delivered baseline.
I cannot see how not activating them would cause system issues. These BC sets are a starting point for creating your SoD Matrix. You would still need to go in and review the matrix and maintain (there was a good discussion in this community a couple of weeks relating to this topic).
In relation to you comment "would not like to define any risks/rules" you have two options should you activate them:
Both of these activities can be completed in NWBC or via mass load in IMG.
SAP has a note about their ruleset:
Note 986996 - GRC Access Control- Best Practice for Rules and Risks
If you are still unsure it might be worth looking at the BC Set via transaction SCPR20 so you can see which tables are impacted.
Hi Colleen,
You mention in several posts to GENERATE the BC Sets after they have been activated - is the generation done via GRAC_GENERATE_RULES or is there another procedure/TC ?
I didn't see any information in either GRC300 or the implementation, post, preimplementation or other documents which state that BC Sets need to be generated - but I know your speaking from actual experience and implementation, so I will take your advice.
Also how do you deactivate a BC once it's activated. In my landscape, we have some JDE, Oracle BC Sets activated which we won't be utilising.
Many thanks once again.
HI Paul
Generate Rule Set
yes that is that program/transaction
BC Sets populate the IMG data. In the GRAC_RULESET* tables these populate the proposed SAP SoD Rule set. the guides and GRC material will have a section on the SoD Rule sets. After you make a change to the rule set (function, risk or rule set) you must generate the rule set (updates some other tables) for it
You can either use the transaction you listed or you can go into NWBC Master Data for Function or Risk and select them and press generate button.
You aren't really generating the BC set (hence why post-implementation guide does not tell you to do this). You are actually working through the Risk Analysis and Remediation configuration setup.
Deactivating a BC Set
You do this by removing the configuration. For the JDE/etc ones you can rule the Rule Deletion program "Delete SoD Rules". However, before you run this you must complete the generate step (it was mentioned in GRC300 course guide - I suspect it's to do with what sequence the deletion program hits the tables)
The rule set configuration for RAR is a bit different to most BC activation/deactivation as it's really master data instead of configuration, although mass maintenance for rule sets is accessible via IMG.
For the deletion you can choose the JDE_LG, etc values.
Hi Ronnie,
Just to add what Colleen rightly said.... SAP provides standard best practices rules and if you would like to use them, you need to activate the Rules BC Sets.
If you don't activate these and would like to have your own Custom created rules, that would be absolutely okay. You can create your own functions, risks, ruleset based upon your company rules regulation and use them for running risk analysis.
If you would like to use standard ruleset, you need to first activate BC Set GRAC_RA_RULESET_COMMON. This is a base of all the rules. So once this is activated, you can activate other required BC Sets based upon your landscape setup. R3 BC set covers all the SAP system rules. ORelse, if your landscape has only HR or Non-HR, you can activate those based upon your requriements.
You may also would like to review below document which talks about First Risk Analysis and it's setup.
Hope this helps.
Thanks & Regards
Colleen, Neeraj,
Thanks for your insights and links that you provided. It certainly added to my knowledge. However, also, something specific that I was looking for (as stated in my original post) was -
I am not sure which amongst the following should I ask the basis team to activate:
GRAC_RA_RULESET_COMMON SOD Rules Set
GRAC_RA_RULESET_SAP_BASIS SAP BASIS Rules Set
GRAC_RA_RULESET_SAP_ECCS SAP ECCS Rules Set
GRAC_RA_RULESET_SAP_HR SAP HR Rules Set
GRAC_RA_RULESET_SAP_NHR SAP R/3 less HR Basis Rules Set
GRAC_RA_RULESET_SAP_R3 SAP R/3 AC Rules Set
We are on ECC 6 at the moment. We do utilise some HR functionalities in ECC 6 but would not like to define any risks/rules for HR within GRC AC at the moment as these are not very critical to us and are monitored externally.
Any helps/suggestions/insights on this would be highly appreciated. What is not clear from SAP documentation is what is the difference between some of these BC sets, specifically
GRAC_RA_RULESET_SAP_R3 SAP R/3 AC Rules Set and
GRAC_RA_RULESET_SAP_ECCS SAP ECCS Rules Set and
GRAC_RA_RULESET_SAP_R3 SAP R/3 AC Rules Set
which makes it confusing for me to decide which one should I be using.
Many thanks.
HI Ronnie
I found myself in a similiar situation of what to activate. As this is master data and can easily be deleted via NWBC or mass updated I chose to activate them all
My approach
My reasons:
So by activating them all you ultimately review them all and make a complete and comprehensive decision of which ones you do require
Alternatively, you can choose to activate none and build you ruleset from the beginning. I'm not sure if anyone has chosen this option as SAP has started the work for you
What is the difference in them???
In relation to difference between the sets, again you can look at the contents of the BC sets before you activate them. You may want to export the data and analyse it before you are comfortable to advise your BASIS team to activate them. You can also choose to compare the BC rulesets to see the difference between them
The key difference I see with them is the connector group (not sure if you had 3 sets but think you mentioned one twice) -
The BC sets for each area can be updated the same functions (e.g a function could cover different systems).


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Venezuela is known for Hugo Chavez, oil exports and its record number of Miss World pageant winners. But if classical music fans had their way, it would also be synonymous with Gustavo Dudamel, its 27-year old star conductor, and El Sistema, the state-sponsored music education system that gave him his start.
Dudamel, with his rousing energy and trademark locks of curly brown hair, burst onto the international classical music scene in 2004 when, at age 23, he won the prestigious Gustav Mahler International Conducting Competition in Bamberg, Germany.
The New York Times has hailed him "one of the hottest—and youngest—conducting properties around" and Berlin Philharmonic music director Simon Rattle has called him "the most astonishingly gifted conductor I have ever come across." While Dudamel's ascension to the select club of leading international conductors has been dazzling, he remains surprisingly level-headed.
"My life is so normal. Of course I have to study a lot," says Dudamel, referring to the musical scores he carries with him everywhere he goes. "And I travel every week to different places to give concerts, but I do the same things as before. I love to be with my friends, to go to the movies… I love wine, I looove to eat and to dance," says Dudamel in a phone interview from Gothenburg, Sweden, where he is Principal Conductor of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
Dudamel is also Music Director of the Simon Bolivar Youth Orchestra in Venezuela and was appointed Music Director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic—a post that will begin in 2009 and that caused heartbreaks at other symphony orchestras across the U.S. who had hoped to snatch him up first. Though it may seem impossible that one man could manage all these positions simultaneously, he does—and still finds time to appear as a guest conductor with orchestras around the world.
Born in Barquisimeto, Venezuela, Dudamel is now a global nomad whose touring schedule takes him to the world's most prestigious concert halls. Dudamel lives on airplanes, in fact. He is preparing a tour with the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra that will take him to the main halls in Germany, Austria and Spain; he will soon spend two weeks with the Los Angeles Philharmonic; and he will wrap up the year with an Asian tour with the Simon Bolivar Youth Orchestra that will include concerts in Japan, Korea and China.
Last month, he traveled to Oviedo, Spain with members of the Simon Bolivar Orchestra, where they received the prestigious Principe de Asturias Prize and performed at the awards ceremony.
After a series of concerts in Israel in early November, Dudamel brought the Israel Philharmonic to the U.S., with performances in California, Washington D.C., and Philadelphia. One of the tour's highlights was a concert at New York's Carnegie Hall.
Dudamel is proud to be a product of Venezuela's music education and youth orchestra system, the Fundación del Estado para el Sistema de Orquesta Juvenil e Infantil de Venezuela, better known as "El Sistema."
El Sistema is a government-sponsored artistic project with a social mission: to save lives through music. Founded in a garage in 1975 by economist and musician Jose Antonio Abreu, El Sistema now boasts 125 youth orchestras across the country containing more than 250,000 kids, most of them from poor socio-economic backgrounds. In addition, it encompasses 30 professional orchestras and 15,000 teachers. The best musicians from El Sistema are channeled into Dudamel's Simon Bolivar Youth Orchestra, which is based in Caracas.
"In Venezuela, music is a way to save kids from lives of drugs and crime," Dudamel explains. "Music has also saved me. I was one of these kids who had a lot of free time, and in America Latina it is difficult to stay away from the terrible things in society." Although Dudamel comes from a supportive middle-class family, he credits El Sistema with giving him the opportunity to find his passion.
Dudamel's father was a trombone player in a salsa band, but since Dudamel's arms were too short for the trombone, he started his musical education at the local "nucleo"—the term for El Sistema's neighborhood clusters—and took up the violin before moving on to conducting at the age of 15.
Every afternoon, youngsters across Venezuela take music classes and rehearse with their ensembles. El Sistema provides tuition, music materials and organizes workshops in exchange for students' commitment to the program. In the streets of Venezuela's poorest neighborhoods, it has created opportunities for thousands of children, proving that music is more than a simple ornament to general education, as it is often perceived in the U.S. and Europe.
"I always say poor in money but rich in the soul. People want to have culture, they want to learn. Music is not only for those who can afford tickets: music—especially classical music—is for everybody."
Dudamel hopes to bring the El Sistema model to countries around the world, including the United States. In Los Angeles, where he will soon take up his new post, a "Youth Orchestra L.A." program has already been launched. (In part inspired by El Sistema.) "L.A., where there are a lot of Latinos and a large poor community, has many of the same conditions as Venezuela," says Dudamel.
Classical music leaders around the world have taken note. Matias Tarnopolsky, artistic director of the New York Philharmonic, went to Caracas a few years ago to learn firsthand about El Sistema. He describes hearing the orchestra and watching the young musicians perform as "a shot in the arm." "It was one of the most inspiring musical experiences I have encountered," says Tarnopolsky. "It's a model of what music education should be, encouraging every child to take up an instrument, practice and play together in ensembles."
Dudamel's youth and energy have galvanized audiences around the world. What is most striking, though, is his ability to connect not only with his public—rousing even the most jaded concert-goers—but with the orchestras he conducts. When Dudamel hears that the Finnish conductor and composer Esa-Pekka Salonen has said of him that "he seduces the orchestra into playing for him," he laughs.
"The time of conductors as dictators is gone. To have a good relationship with an orchestra, it is important for a conductor to be open," he says.
Dudamel gives numerous interviews and his answers are polished, but when I ask him what he might have been in another life if not a musician, he's caught off guard. "I don't know… a philosopher, a lawyer… maybe a politician?" The thought has clearly never crossed his mind. He is a conductor and it could not have been any other way.
Nicole E. Foster is a graduate student at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, focusing on International Media and Communications and the Middle East. She has lived in France, England, Spain and Germany, and worked managing music education projects in the Middle East. She received her BSc in International Relations from the London School of Economics. This is her second article for JANERA.com.

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Francie R. Barber, BSN, MA, RN, COHN-S/CM, FAAOHN– Midvale, Utah
Barbara J. Burgel, PhD, RN, COHN-S, FAAN, FAAOHN – San Francisco, California
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Thank you so much to all the area children who entered our coloring contest. Winners were announced during Village Christmas on December 7th. Winner of the 3 and under age group was Isabella Bacon; winner of the 4 to 5 age group was Jennavieve Sykes; winner of 6 to 7 age group was Alyson Gibson and 8 to 10 age group Dylan Von Neida.
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The God of Small Things
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The Crossing
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Norma Varden Movies and Career Information
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Norma Varden was an English actress with a long film career in Hollywood. Born in London, the daughter of a retired sea captain, Varden was a child prodigy. She trained as a concert pianist in Paris and performed in England before deciding to take up acting. She studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and made her first appearance as Mrs Darling in Peter Pan. She acted in repertory theater and made her West End debut in The Wandering Jew in 1920. From Shakespeare to farce, she established herself as a regular member of the Aldwych Theatre company where she appeared in plays from 1929 to 1933. She began to appear in British films, usually in haughty upper class roles. Visiting California with her ailing mother in the 1940s, she decided to settle permanently there and began her American film career. She appeared in Casablanca, The Major and the Minor, The White Cliffs of Dover, National Velvet, The Green Years, Forever Amber, Strangers on a Train, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, and Witness for the Prosecution. She played the housekeeper Frau Schmidt in The Sound of Music. Two years later, she had a minor part as Lady Petherington in Doctor Dolittle.
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In today's media news, U.S. News & World Report adapts to its new environment, while a Disney parenting magazine pays the price for, to paraphrase Darwin, increasing at a greater rate than its means of subsistence.
• Lynette Harrison left In Style after a "disastrous March issue," ad pages in Bazaar and Elle are down, and Disney is closing its Wondertime parenting magazine — despite the fact that it "had reached 650,000 circulation ... the ad market didn't keep pace." [NYP]
• U.S. News & World Report is going back to producing weekly issues, only now they're doing it online. [Mixed Media/Portfolio]
• CBS will air a special edition of Katie Couric's Evening News at 8 p.m. next Wednesday, instead of at 6:30, in an effort to boost ratings. But can Katie Couric compete with the prime-time extravaganza that is Paula Abdul on American Idol? [NYT]
• The bad news is that Forbes' list of the 25 Most Influential Liberals in the U.S. Media is mostly dudes. The good news is that one of them is New York's own Kurt Andersen. [Forbes]


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The Houston Dash played to a 0-0 draw on a warm, muggy afternoon at the Village of Lisle Benedictine University Campus just outside Chicago in their third meeting of the year with the Red Stars.
It was Houston's first scoreless match in franchise history and kept their inaugural season playoff hopes alive.
Houston (5-10-3, 18 points) dominated the ball possession much of the first half but it was the Red Stars who had the best scoring opportunities. Just seven minutes into the game Chicago forward Christen press ripped a shot from 20 yards that Dash keeper Erin McLeod stopped to keep the game tied. In the 38th minute, Chicago had their best opportunity f the opening half as midfielder Zakyla ByWaters service into the box found Van Egmonds who tipped it wide from five yards out.
Last week it was Houston defender Marissa Diggs scoring first career goal and this week it was Diggs shutting down forward Christen Press. Press had her best chance of the night in as she charged into the box in the closing minute of the first half before Diggs tracked her down and thwarted the attack.
" Defensively, I was pleased with our performance," said head coach Randy Waldrum following the team's second consecutive draw. :Diggs and McLeod were outstanding. I thought (Kelly) McFarlane and Rafa (Souza) were good as young players too."
The roles reversed in the second half as the Red Stars went on the offensive. Twenty minutes in, Press found Julie Johnston racing into the box and Johnston's subsequent service from the endline was deflected away by McLeod directly to Bywaters whose shot was smother by the Dash keeper.
Just moments earlier, Houston had nearly broken the deadline as defender Stephanie Ochs delivered a free kick from 20 yards that appeared to be dipping under the crossbar when Chicago goalkeeper Karina LeBlanc's acrobatic save tipped it over the crossbar.
McLeod denied Chicago a goal in the 75th minute as she swatted away a header from Red Stars defender Abby Erceg directly in front of the goal six yards out.
Chicago saved its best chance though for stoppage time. With one minute gone in extra time Press delivered a right footed blast from just outside the box that clanged straight down off the underside of the cross bar before spinning harmlessly back into the field of play.
The draw pulled Chicago (7-6-7, 28 points) into a a tie for the fourth and final playoff spot with the Washington Spirit in the NWSL standings. Houston remains ten points back with five games remaining.
"We needed three points today but we're improving," continued Waldrum. "We were losinf these types of games earlier in the season and now we are starting to get points out of them."
The Dash return to BBVA for a mid-week match with NWSL leading Seattle Reign FC on Wednesday evening July 30, 2014 in an 8:00 p.m. CDT match.


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The University of Oregon's men's golf and tennis teams, as well as its women's cross country, indoor track, outdoor track, and soccer squads, all posted better multi-year scores than in the previous reporting period.
Again heading the athletics department's success in the classroom is the women's golf team, which was publicly commended last week for posting a perfect APR score of 1000 for the sixth reporting period in a row.
The APR provides a real-time measure of eligibility and retention of student-athletes competing on every Division I sports team as it relates to the program's academic success. The formula includes the athletes' eligibility, retention and graduation in the calculation.
The multi-year data encompasses the academic progress of student-athletes during the 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09 and 2009-10 academic years.
Other than the school's women's golf program, Oregon's women's outdoor track squad accumulated the next best score of 989. The Ducks' women's indoor track team was next with a score of 988, followed by the women's cross country team (983), women's lacrosse (980), women's basketball (977), men's golf (976) and women's softball (974).
Yet it was the University's men's tennis team that posted the biggest improvement in multi-year tallies from a year ago, rising to 942 in the four-year study ending in 2009-10 after finishing at 927 in the previous account.
The women's outdoor track team rose from 984 to 989, women's indoor track from 986 to 988, men's golf team from 974 to 976, the women's cross country team from 982 to 983, while the women's soccer team improved from 969 to 970.
Any team falling below the APR multi-year threshold of 925, is subject to penalties which could include a loss of scholarships.
No Oregon program accumulated a score below 934, with the Ducks' men's basketball team experiencing a single-year improvement of 912 (2009-10) compared to its score of 870 from the previous year (2008-09).
The women's golf team's perfect APR score of 1,000 for 2009-10 also was duplicated by the men's golf team for the second year in a row.
In addition to the Oregon track program's success on the field of competition, it also fares well in the classroom in comparison with its conference counterparts. Eight of the University's sports rank among the upper half of the Pac-10 among their respective programs' multi-year APR ratings, including women's outdoor track (2nd), women's indoor track (2nd of 8 schools sponsoring the sport), men's outdoor track (4th of 9 schools), men's indoor track (T3rd of 8 schools) and women's cross country (5th).
Women's golf ranks in a four-way tie for first, followed by women's basketball (3rd) and men's golf (5th).
Among the 11 Oregon programs that experienced a drop in multi-year scores compared to the previous reporting period, seven of the programs witnessed a decrease of 10 points or less.
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Patch 2 for NetBeans 6.1 (really bad story)
By lukas on Jul 14, 2008
And NetBeans is not exception. We in QA do our best to find all the bugs that we can. However the bugs are hidden very well. Sometimes they appear in a special configuration. Sometimes we just miss them (yes, we are humans). The live cycle of the release can be long therefore some users don't want to wait for next release to get their bug fixed. They want them fixed immediately. That was the reason why NetBeans started to produce patches for the releases. That was just a background info for the patches in NetBeans.
We produced patch 2 for NetBeans 6.1. QE is responsible for the testing of the patch. If the fixes in patch doesn't break anything in the NetBeans that the users have been using for while. This time the problems appears at the end of the testing cycle. All it started with problem with rights of updater.jar on Mac OS. Unfortunately, the Mac users couldn't update the jar because of wrong setup of the rights. There is always a workaround. And they(.JARa and Jirka) found one. But then the real fun started. Another problem with user/admin rights. WTF! I don't know if you ever tried to test this scenario but it is enormously boring - install as admin, update, switch user, test it. This kind of scenarios cannot be automated :( My thanks to .JARa who took care about it.
The result was "we cannot provide update for everything". There are un-updatable parts of the IDE. This must be fixed for next release.
We are glad that the patch 2 is out (and we don't have to test it anymore, till the next patch). Enjoy the fixes!


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The president and CEO of a "major economic development group" in Phoenix, Arizona is pressuring Governor Jan Brewer to "veto legislation expanding the ability of businesses to use their religion to deny services," as reported at verdenews yesterday.
Barry Broome of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council (GPEC) compared the legislation to the Ku Klux Klan using their Bibles to justify "persecution in the name of their religion."
Broome takes issue with Senate Bill 1062, which seeks to "protect businesses, corporations and people from lawsuits after denying services based on a sincere religious belief," as reported by Josh Frigerio of the local ABC affiliate.
Frigerio writes in part,
"Opponents of the bill fear that the legislation would lead to businesses discriminating against people, such as those in same-sex unions, based solely on the owner's religious beliefs."
Passing the bill would not result in rampant anti-gay sentiment. A similar law passed in Kansas, as reported by Ben Brumfield and Dana Ford of CNN earlier this month. In Kansas, state chairwoman Sandra Meade lamented,
"HB 2453 is a blatant attempt to maintain second-class citizen status for taxpaying gay and lesbian Kansans."
In Arizona, Secretary of State Ken Bennett said that the legislation was "an unnecessary measure to protect a God-given right already assured by the Constitution."
In other words, Senate Bill 1062 is covering what is already addressed in the First Amendment to the Constitution,
"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances." [added emphasis]
The mainstream media has deemed the legislation "anti-gay." This seems to be much ado about nothing. Is there an epidemic of discrimination against same-sex couples? It seems that the only time this ever comes up is surrounding wedding services for a same-sex marriage.
An example of this would be of Jack Phillips in Colorado, as explained by Ken Klukowski at Breitbart. Phillips is a baker "who declined to bake a wedding cake for a same-sex couple because his Christian belief is that marriage exists only between a man and woman." According to the court documents posted at ABC News, Phillips told a same-sex couple,
"I'll make you birthday cakes, shower cakes, sell you cookies and brownies, I just don't make cakes for same-sex weddings."
Indeed, Jack Phillips "has served homosexual customers in the past, creating all manner of baked goods for a variety of occasions..." Interestingly, the men who wanted the cake were actually married in Massachusetts, not Colorado.
Shockingly, Administrative law judge Robert N. Spence ordered Phillips to bake the cake despite his religious beliefs and Phillips is appealing the decision, as reported last month at the Catholic News Agency.
Protesting the legislation, President & CEO Barry Broome of GPEC said,
"The Ku Klux Klan in the South, their main argument was with a Bible in their hands,' he said. "There's a long history of people engaging in persecution in the name of their religion."
It seems that Broome harbors his own prejudices.
The Ku Klux Klan, it should be noted, was generally anti-Catholic with racist and political motivations. According to the History Channel, the KKK "waged an underground campaign of intimidation and violence directed at white and black Republican leaders."
A statement signed by Broome was a bit more diplomatic, saying that the this legislation "will likely have profound, negative effects on our business community for years to come..."
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The shortlist for the ABV-IIITM has been announced! Check out the selected bands!
You might already know that NH7.in has tied up with ABV-IIITM (Atal Behari Vajpayee-Indian Institute of Information Techonology and Management) for their annual cultural festival Aurora 2013. The college's Battle Of The Bands, Corna 2013 took registrations through NH7.in to put up a short-list of bands that will be competing. The short-list was announced on February 13 and this will be the final list of bands eligible to register for the contest.
The contest will have eliminations on March 1 and 2 and the main competition will be held on March 3. Bands participating in the preliminaries will have to pay a registration fee of Rs 1,500 in order to cover their accommodation and food costs at the festival, with bands that have more than five members paying a fee of Rs 200 per extra member. The winners of the band competition will take home "a whopping cash prize money of Rs.50,000/- with other added incentives such as studio recordings, gig reviews in leading rock magazines and discount vouchers of music accessories." Bands will have to cover their own travel.
Check out the list of bands chosen to play below.
Ageless Yard – Shimla
Circle of Fifths – New Delhi
Crucide – New Delhi
Dark Moon Eternity – New Delhi
Frisky Pints – New Delhi
In-Formal Saints – Indore
Jack's Only Entertainment – Pune
Moksha – Ghaziabad
Orcus – Mumbai
Philosophy of Life – New Delhi
Red Blues – Surat
RZX – Bhubaneshwar
Samay Yantra – New Delhi
Swarantar – New Delhi
SWASTIKA – New Delhi
Sycorax – Darjeeling
The Aphids – New Delhi
The Urban EarlyMen (pictured) – New Delhi
TURKUSH – New Delhi
VED – Jaipur
What's In The Name – Mumbai
Check out two posters with the names of the selected bands below.


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Discovery Education/Wilkes University Authentic Learning Webinar (3/14/13)
Guests Ginger Lewman and Cynthia Treichler talk about PBL. Hosted by Kathy Schrock and Steve Dembo.
Questions asked of Webinar panel
1. Problem based learning, project based learning, inquiry based learning, and challenge based learning are all considered authentic learning models. How would would define authentic learning?
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3. What model are you most passionate about and why?
4. Provide us with an overview of a successful project you have implemented or been involved with.
5. What are some online resources for the model you utilize the most?
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While the menu at Bon Vivant is full of seafood, red meat and chicken, it's the vegan and vegetarian options from executive chef Tom Rindfleisch that set the place apart. During his time at Solon's Organic Energy, Rindfleisch created his Brussels sprouts risotto ($13), a fried patty now on the French bistro's menu. "It's the one that everyone loved," he says. "The addition of Brussels sprouts is not that typical." The good-for-you factor is amped up with plenty of veggies served on the side. "There's almost as much protein as a roasted chicken or a steak," says Rindfleisch. "And there's a considerable more amount of vitamins." 12706 Larchmere Blvd., Cleveland, 216-862-8931, bonvivantlarchmere.com
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June 1, 2012
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LOS ANGELES - Adam Plutko pitched a two-hit complete game as No. 1-seed UCLA defeated Creighton, 3-0, in both teams' opening game of the NCAA Los Angeles Regional before 1,570 at Jackie Robinson Stadium on Friday night.
Plutko (10-3) earned his team-leading 10th victory and hurled his third career complete game, striking out seven and walking three batters as UCLA (43-14) advanced in the winner's bracket.
Winners in 12 of their last 13 games, the host Bruins scored one run in the first inning and added two more in the second to secure a 3-0 lead against Creighton (26-29).
Beau Amaral led the Bruins at the plate, going 3-for-4 with one RBI, as UCLA recorded its first postseason shutout since blanking Yale, 8-0, on May 23, 1992, in the NCAA Mideast Regional at Mississippi State.
Bluejays' starting pitcher Ty Blach (6-6) absorbed the loss, allowing three runs and seven hits in eight innings. The junior left-hander struck out six batters and had no walks in the complete-game effort.
UCLA will face New Mexico (37-22) at 7 p.m. on Saturday in a winner's bracket contest.
"Both pitchers were as good as advertised," UCLA head coach John Savage said. "Adam Plutko had his best outing of the year and we needed it. He did it as well as you could. Both guys were really sharp."
Plutko faced four batters over the minimum and did not allow any baserunners until Brad McKewon led off the fourth inning with a single up the middle. Two Creighton hitters reached base over the game's first six innings.
UCLA jumped ahead early, scoring all three runs with two outs. Cody Keefer reached base with a two-out single in the first inning and scored as Jeff Gelalich followed with a double to the gap in left-center field.
In the bottom of the second, Cody Regis bounced a two-out single up the middle before scoring on Kevin Kramer's ensuing double to the gap in left-center field. Amaral continued the inning with a double to right-center field, allowing Kramer to cross the plate and give UCLA a 3-0 cushion.
The Bruins are playing in the postseason for the sixth time in the last seven seasons. Friday night's victory pushed UCLA's record in NCAA Regional-opening games to 5-1 during that seven-year span.
San Diego (40-16) will face Creighton in an elimination game at 3 p.m. on Saturday. San Diego will serve as the designated visiting team and Creighton as the designated home team.
UCLA will serve as the designated visting team in the nightcap against New Mexico.
Game Notes: UCLA has won 15 of its last 17 ballgames ... Adam Plutko has allowed three hits in 16.2 scoreless innings through his two postseason starts - he allowed one hit in 7.2 scoreless frames in a start against San Francisco in the 2011 NCAA Los Angeles Regional ... Beau Amaral established UCLA's all-time postseason hits record (25), moving past Nick Theodorou (23) on the Bruins' list ... Amaral also recorded his school record-leading seventh career postseason double ... UCLA has recorded six shutouts this season and improved its record to 18-3 when scoring in the first inning.


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In February 2006, Caleb Porter found himself watching a practice for one of the top club teams in Ohio, the Cleveland Internationals. He had come out to see a 15-year-old forward on the recommendation of a friend. And he couldn't believe his eyes.
The quiet and composed youngster controlled the ball with ease and elegance, dribbling around his teammates and turning out of pressure with the skill of someone much older.
"I remember my jaw dropping," Porter said.
Even then, it was clear that Darlington Nagbe was special.
From the field, Porter picked up his phone and called his former teammate from Indiana University and then-assistant coach of the U17 national team, Brian Maisonneuve.
"This kid right now," Porter told Maisonneuve, "I don't know if you know about him, but he's the best youth player I've ever seen."
Seven years after Porter's fortuitous encounter with Nagbe, the 23-year-old still displays the same poise and humility even as he has developed into one of the elite players on the Portland Timbers. This season, reunited with Porter, Nagbe is finally emerging as a top talent in MLS. He was recently named No. 1 on the league's "24 Under 24" list recognizing the best young players. And he is currently tied for the team lead in goals with eight, one away from surpassing the Timbers' single-season record set by Kenny Cooper.
Soccer represents only one facet of Nagbe's life, a journey that has been influenced much more by his upbringing and the values instilled by his family since his birth in war-torn Liberia. But his success on the field has undeniably been spurred by his long-standing connection with Porter, the Timbers' first-year head coach, who is bringing out the best in the young forward.
Not long after he saw a 15-year-old Nagbe on the soccer field, Porter was heavily recruiting Nagbe to join his emerging powerhouse program at the University of Akron, where he was in his first year as head coach.
Nagbe recalls sitting in Porter's office with his mother when the coach offered him a full scholarship. His mother started to cry. Some of Nagbe's teammates from the Cleveland Internationals already had gone on to Akron, and Nagbe was excited at the prospect of staying close to home. He accepted on the spot.
"I knew that Akron had always had a good soccer program," Nagbe said. "But mostly the reason I went there was because of Caleb. My mom really trusted him, so I trusted him."
Nagbe spent three years at Akron under Porter's guidance. After leading the team to the 2010 national championship and winning the Hermann Trophy as the nation's top college soccer player, he skipped his senior year and entered the MLS draft. Nagbe wanted to stay in the United States – where his family lives and he is trying to secure U.S. citizenship – so the Vancouver Whitecaps passed on him with the first pick.
That left him open for the Portland Timbers, who used their first-ever MLS draft pick to select Nagbe second overall in the 2011 MLS SuperDraft.
"As much as I'd like to take credit for developing him," said Porter, who would remain at Akron for two more years after Nagbe left, "I think most of what he's good at is God-given talent."
A boy and a ball
In the summer of 1990, a pregnant Somah Nagbe was living in Monrovia, Liberia, with her 2-year-old son, Joe, when a civil war that had been raging in the countryside for six months spread into the capital city of the once democratic and peaceful nation.
"We never went outside," Somah said. "We heard bullets outside all the time."
On the night of July 18, Somah couldn't get to a hospital. Instead, she walked through darkness to the house of a former hospital worker who could deliver her child. She remembers hearing gunshots. There was no electricity and Somah found her way with a kerosene lamp. That morning, in the neighbor's home, Darlington Nagbe was born. He would spend only five months in Liberia.
During that time, Nagbe's father, also named Joe, was playing professional soccer in France, but as the violence spread, he traveled to Sierra Leone, which borders Liberia, to try to reunite with his family. Joe handed a picture of Somah to a friend heading into Monrovia and asked him to bring the family to safety. The friend brought Somah and her boys to a refugee camp in Sierra Leone, where the family reunited with Joe.
More than 200,000 people died in the seven-year civil war. Thousands of others fled, much like Nagbe's family. Three years after the fighting stopped, another civil war broke out.
"I realized it was better for me to leave Liberia," Somah said of her home. "If we stayed in Liberia, I didn't know what was going to happen."
Over the next 11 years, the family followed Joe, the captain of the Liberian national team, as he played professionally across Europe. They spent six years in France, a year in Switzerland and then four in Greece.
Through all the instability of moving around, soccer remained the one constant for young Darlington. He and his brother played every day before school, during recess and after school. They looked up to their father and often stood on the sideline as ball boys during his games. Because of Darlington's natural talent, it was always easy to make friends with a soccer ball.
Around the time Nagbe turned 11, his mother decided that she wanted her children to settle down and get an education in the United States. So, as Joe Nagbe continued his career in Greece, Somah and the two boys moved to Ohio, where Somah has a half-brother.
The family had been in Ohio for only a short time when a friend of a friend introduced them to George Nanchoff — the father of Timbers midfielder Michael Nanchoff, who is currently on loan to a club in Sweden. Nanchoff established a rapport with the Nagbes and helped Darlington and brother Joe join his club, the Cleveland Internationals.
"When I first looked at (Darlington) I knew he was going to make it to the pros," George Nanchoff said. "Even at 11 years old, he was a miniature pro."
Nagbe played with the Cleveland Internationals until he went off to college. He had so much natural athleticism that Michael remembers the team joking that, "for every McChicken Nagbe ate, another bicep would pop out." Michael Nanchoff remembers meeting Nagbe during a scrimmage at an indoor practice facility in Cleveland. Nagbe brought the ball down with ease and, once in his possession, the ball never seemed to leave his body. He scored maybe five goals that day, Michael recalled.
Michael and Nagbe quickly became good friends, both with big dreams of someday playing professionally.
"My mom and dad never forced me to play soccer," Nagbe said. "They just told me to do what makes me happy, and soccer makes me happy."
"A good man"
Nagbe talks to his mother over the phone every day. She calls from Ohio, just to make sure he is well.
"He's the most responsible one of my kids," Somah said. "He does what he needs to do and does it right."
Nagbe takes immense pride in the person he has become off the field and the values that his mother instilled in him while she raised him, often alone, in Ohio. Even Nagbe's Twitter tagline fails to mention that he plays soccer. "Child of God, husband, son, brother, and friend," it reads with understated modesty.
As a child, Nagbe had possessed the same quiet modesty. He was always one of the more observant kids on the Cleveland Internationals and tended to open up only to the people he trusted most.
"He's a really humble person," said Timbers midfielder Ben Zemanski, who played with Nagbe and Nanchoff on the Cleveland Internationals and then at Akron. "He's a little shy and a little quiet, but once you get to know D and he opens up, he's funny and he's one of the most caring people I know."
Nagbe looks forward to his favorite part of the day, when the Timbers finish practice and he can return home to his wife, Felicia Nagbe, and their two dogs. He acknowledges that his family – his wife, parents, brother, and two sisters – and friends ultimately mean a lot more to him than soccer.
"I do my job and I want to do well," Nagbe said. "But my dream is to be a good man and a good person."
Moments of brilliance on the soccer field aren't out of the ordinary for the talented 23-year-old. In his first season with the Timbers, Nagbe scored the MLS goal of the year – a spectacular shot where he juggled the ball off his foot twice and then, with the ball still in the air, sent it flying into the net.
But, in the past, Nagbe's reserved nature has led coaches to tell him he needed to toughen up. If he weren't such a nice guy, he would be a better soccer player, they've said.
"He's a super player, a super, super talent," former Timbers coach John Spencer said in the beginning of the 2011 season. "But he's such a nice soccer player, and I always say to him that he tries to play the game like he lives his life. He's a super sweet kid if you know him, but he needs to get a little more ruthless."
Nagbe's first season with Portland was marred by injury. He entered training camp with a previously undiagnosed sports hernia and missed the preseason and first two regular-season games as he recovered from surgery. Even when he was back on the field, it seemed the rookie wasn't fully adjusting to MLS. He finished the year with two goals and three assists.
Nagbe clearly improved in his second season, scoring six goals. But his play remained inconsistent as the Timbers tried to find a position that suited Nagbe in a system that relied on a direct style of play that didn't quite fit his skill set.
Still, Nagbe cringes at the idea of changing his personality on the field just to improve his game.
"To me, it doesn't matter," Nagbe said. "I'd take being a better person over a better player any day."
A new arrival
The Timbers won their first road game this season on April 27, beating Kansas City 3-2, the sixth game in what would become Portland's 15-game unbeaten streak. Nagbe scored. But he remembers that weekend for a different reason. When he returned home, his wife Felicia told him she was pregnant.
Nagbe's daughter is due on New Year's Day, but he's already swelling with the pride of a young father. The family currently live just outside downtown Portland, but is looking for a bigger home for her arrival and thinking about what color to paint the nursery. His friends have seen him smiling as he holds a onesie for the baby. They've decided to name her Mila.
"It's going to be a dream come true," Nagbe said. "I've always wanted to be a dad."
Many of Nagbe's teammates on the Timbers bring their children to the field on occasion, and Nagbe always loves playing with the kids. Since soccer has been a fixture in Nagbe's life, he smiles at the thought of his wife and daughter one day coming to watch him play. But if Mila decides not to follow in her dad's footsteps, that's OK, too. He wants her to be her own person.
"It doesn't matter to me even if she plays a sport or not," Nagbe said. "If she's a normal person with a regular job, I wouldn't mind it."
With fatherhood comes maturity and, though Nagbe doesn't feel any different as he prepares for that life change, he said that Porter keeps telling him he's noticed some differences.
"He's gotten tougher," Porter said. "He's gotten more assertive. Maybe that has something to do with him having a baby on the way, I don't know, but I think I've seen that happen to guys over the years. He knows he's accountable now, not just for himself, but for his wife and his kid."
A rare talent
Porter has never tried to change Nagbe.
He admits that bringing out the best in the 23-year-old takes a little bit of finesse. But Porter likes the sort of fun-loving naiveté Nagbe displays on the field, and he tries to play off that. He wants Nagbe to understand the gravity of being a professional, but sometimes he just tells the young forward to go enjoy the game.
"I know him inside and out," Porter said. "I know how to push his buttons at the right times. If you cross the line with him, you lose him. If you don't push him enough, you don't get enough."
Playing at FC Dallas earlier this season, Nagbe got his foot on a pass in the box. He didn't seem properly set to take a shot, positioned a little off to the side, and his body was turned away from goal. But these are the moments when Nagbe excels. He's dangerous with a ball at his feet.
With one touch, he turned and fired a shot into the far corner of the net before running to the sideline to hug his teammates. The June 15 goal put the Timbers ahead 1-0 and was voted MLS goal of the week.
"He's one of those rare players," Porter said, "that doesn't come around very often."
Nagbe's performance this season has to be attributed at least somewhat to his relationship with Porter. Yes, Nagbe's talented. And yes, there's no doubt that with time and experience he has adjusted to MLS play.
But even Nagbe admits that he looks up to Porter almost as a father and says the coach always has brought out the best in him on the field.
In his first two seasons with the Timbers, Nagbe said he felt like the team was often trying to force things on the field, instead of maintaining control and being patient with the ball. He is more comfortable playing in Porter's 4-3-3 formation and has found a role and position that suits him in a system tailored to his strengths.
"Caleb's possession style helps me a lot," Nagbe said. "I feel like as a player, the more I get on the ball, the more comfortable I get and the easier it is to make plays."
In Porter's possession-oriented system, Nagbe usually fits in as a wide player who comes in for the attack. As a player who doesn't shy away from the ball, he can move through traffic deftly with his remarkable control.
"He wants the ball," Zemanski said. "He doesn't want to lose the ball, and that's when he's at his best. That's Porter's style, keeping the ball and hurting the other team with possession."
Porter vividly recalls Nagbe as the young 15-year-old who he thought was talented enough to someday represent his country. Nagbe's never really considered following in his dad's footsteps and playing for Liberia — he's too much of a "homebody" to be that far from his family. But Nagbe, who received his Green Card last year and married Felicia, a U.S. citizen, in December, is excited at the prospect of being eligible to play for the U.S. national team in the next few years.
"I feel like Darlington has just grown up right before my eyes," Porter said.
For now, Nagbe is just focused on being a good friend, a good person, and soon a good father. But if Nagbe's moments of brilliance on the soccer field — his goal of the week against Dallas, his goal of the year in 2011 — indicate anything, the young Timber may possess untapped talent that has yet to be seen.
"I think D continues to improve every day," said Michael Nanchoff, who still talks to Nagbe on a daily basis. "There's even more room for progression, so it's quite frightening."
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Any Ohio resident would hope when challenged, the Ohio National Guard would be able to stand up to any foe.
But maybe not this time.
The Guard's opponent this time is a nation – not just a state – of bird enthusiasts who are just as determined to win the battle.
The controversy has been over the Guard's insistence on constructing a wind turbine at Camp Perry along the Lake Erie shore in the western basin. The only problem is those huge spinning blades would be right in the path of bird migration to and from Canada in the spring and fall.
In addition, there are about 60 bald eagle nests around the western basin, including one on the Camp Perry grounds.
The ONG, however, is continuing the project, saying the turbine would provide a considerable amount of the energy it needs to run the camp.
Birders, for the most part, are people who believe in green energy, including that from wind turbines – just not in the middle of one of the most important bird migration flyways on the planet.
This controversy has been going off-and-on for several years. Now, with the project apparently going ahead, two bird groups promise to sue in federal court if that happens. They say the project will be in violation of the Endangered Species Act, the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act and the National Environmental Policy Act, all federal.
If you are talking about birds in Ohio, especially around Lake Erie, there is no more respected expert than Mark Shieldcastle. I have heard him speak several times and have interviewed him for a number of stories. For years before his retirement from the Ohio Division of Wildlife, he headed up the bald eagle project and was even the leader of the annual goose banding at Grand Lake St. Marys. Believe me, nobody knows birds better than Shieldcastle.
"Long-term research indicates that some of the largest concentrations of migratory birds in North America occur in the Lake Erie coastal region, including Camp Perry," Shieldcastle said in a news release. "These species, along with one of the highest concentrations of nesting bald eagles in the lower 48 states, use the habitat precisely in the risk zone of turbines such as the one proposed. Long-term monitoring of the active eagle nest at the facility indicates extensive use of the area of the turbine by eagles."
I believe the ONG could relocate the turbine and even add a couple more and still get the power it needs. After all, if a wind farm in Van Wert (along the Indiana border) can produce large amounts of energy for the Ohio State campus in Columbus, the ONG could get its energy from turbines located a few miles away, inland and out of the flyway and concentration of eagles.
To me, this seems like a pride thing. Those ONG officers aren't going to let a bunch of bird watchers push them around.
Perhaps a federal court will.
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The Ohio Department of Natural Resources has requested the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers temporarily lower the level of Caesar Creek Lake by 10 feet to allow for an archaeological study to be conducted as part of the planned marina construction.
The drawdown, started last week, would be at a daily rate of 8 inches and reach the target level by Feb. 5. The archaeological study will be concluded by March 19, when the lake will be allowed to begin returning to its normal level.


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Album: Bad Meets Evil: Hell The Sequel
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[Intro: Eminem:]
Ay, you
This next song, is a true story
(Come here sl-t! )
Cause some things in this universe, don't make sense
But somehow always seem to f-ckin' work
[Verse 1: Eminem]
Driving down 975, about to hop on 696
I look over, this f-cking chick's tryina' fix
Her makeup, I'm like b-tch?
You ain't a plastic surgeon, I advise ya to put up your visor
I'm getting kinda ticked, you're blocking my side mirror
She's like yeah? so? I'm like so?
You gon' need a stich you keep actin' like that, ho
I look like your husband sl-t? That's a rhetorical question
You talk to me like you talk to him, I'll f-ck you up
In fact, get in the backseat, like the rest of my dates
No b-tch rides shotgun, what? Taxi?
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Is that what you actually ask me?
B-tch reaches over and smacks me
And says I annoy the f-ck outta her
Get in the f-cking back, put on your sl-t powder
You sl-t, what? Shut the f-ck up now, or get your feelings hurt
Worse than my last chick, when I accidentally butt dialed her
And she heard me spreading age rumors about her
Turn the radio up louder, make it bump
While I thump that Relapse CD, tryin'a hit every bump
In that... till I snap back in that accent
Cause she kept asking me to stop callin' her C-NT
[Hook x2: Eminem]
She said, Marshall you ain't really like that, oh oh oh
You wouldn'twanna show [?]
Cause you're breaking my heart, you're breaking my heart
[Verse 2: Royce Da 5'9"]
Uh, pull up to the club in a Porsche, not a Pinto
While Marshall's at a white trash party, I'm at drama central
I walk up in there looking at my phone on twitter tweetin'
I'm feelin' a bunch of b-tches lookin' at a n-gga, cheesin'
I get approached by this little skeeser
She asked me if I'm the real G, cause I'm Gucci from head to feet
I said, yeah, I'm really is, cause I spit in your man's face
Like Camden, that little kid from...
She said I'm feeling a bit of ego
Wait, am I talking wrong?
I said nah, I'm a walking Kanye/Beyonce song.
She said I'm mad at you, I said why?
She said why you never make songs for chicks like it's hard to do?
I said I make songs for me, leave the studio
And go and f-ck the b-tch who belong to [?]
She said I'm feelin' your whole swagger and flow, can we hook up?
I said, eh, you just used the word swagger so NO
[Verse 3: Eminem]
We been ridin' around in this hatchback 'till I'm f-cking hunchback
Where the f-ck's this party at sl-tbag C-NT? Cut what act?
Think it's an act? f-ck that, I'm tryina' [?] finest loveshack
Or somewhere to f-ck at, eh? Don't touch that
You fat dyke, I'm tryina hear some Bagpipes from Bagdhad
Don't act like you don't like em', them accents
I rap tight, and I'm a torture 'till we find this place, yeah that's right
Thought it was just past this light, past Van Dyke
Better hit that map right, read them directions
Oh yeah you can't read, and you can't write
Told me that last night, she took my CD out the deck
Snapped in half like, Relapse sucked
I snapped, hit the gas like, blew through the light
Spun out, hit a patch of black ice
Forgot we had a trailer hitch to the back
We jackknifed, b-tch flew out of the car
I laughed like, she deserved it
She didn't think I'd act like that in person
(Yo, Royce, Marshall just crashed right in front of the club! )
[Verse 4: Royce Da 5'9"]
Tell him I'll be there in a minute, I'm tryina break up this cat fight
Between my mistress and my damn wife
Then a chick wanted a hug, but she was fat
So I gave her that and told her to scat
I'm not mean, I'm [?]
On my way to the front door, taking the scenic route
To avoid this chick with a lace front
Lookin' like Venus and Serena's hooves
I'm jus' sayin', those chicks got horse asses, they been attractive
Hope when they see me they don't slap me with they tennis rackets
My mind drifted back to this sh-t
I seen my wife push her down, step over her body, and smack the mistress
Police outside, I turn and pass the gat to Vishis
Then I step out and see my evil twin
He gives me an evil grin
He mugs the mistress, turns around and gives the misses hugs and kisses
Looks at me twisted, like Nickel "watch this sh-t! "
He smacks the dentures outta the mouth of the fat b-tch he rode with
Looks back to mention, "Royce, it's good to be back to business"
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- 请送我到上海正地豪生大酒店,谢谢
- Address: No.5658 Zhangyang North Road, Pudong New District, Shanghai
- 地址: 上海 浦东新区 张杨北路5658号
- Tel: 021-20218888
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