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I am using appengine( python) and trying to manage a shared google drive directory for certain user. Can my program always access the drive without to go to authorize page, even when I am login as different user. Say I login 123 but I want to access abc's google drive all the time.
When the user adds a app engine project service account as a share, you can always access it, without the OAuth2 dance.
Your app engine project service account looks like : email@example.com You can find information here : https://developers.google.com/drive/service-accounts#google_app_engine_project_service_accounts
You can do this through domain wide delegation for Google Apps users: https://developers.google.com/drive/delegation, though the domain admin will have to add your app for authorization.
If you want to create an app for the marketplace which will prevent the need for a manual setup, you can follow instructions here: https://developers.google.com/google-apps/marketplace/tutorial_python_gae#Integrate-OAuth
I don't think you can access any of Google's API if the user is not logged into your application even if you were previously granted access, at least from my understanding of the authentication methods available.


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Last night's People's Choice Awards yielded a handful of riches for The Vampire Diaries and The Originals. Miss the show? You can check out highlights below and a HUGE congrats to Joseph, Ian and Nina on their wins! Pat yourselves on the back, TVD and Originals fans.
First up, Joseph Morgan won for Favorite Actor in a New TV Series and was presented his award on the PCA red carpet before the show.
Joseph also introduced One Republic with Pretty Little Liars star Lucy Hale.
And Ian Somerhalder was also presented with an award on the pre-show red carpet: Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy TV Actor.
And finally, Ian and Nina Dobrev took home the PCA for Favorite On-Screen Chemistry and gave what might have been the funniest and most charming acceptance speech of the night. (And Malin Ackerman may have given the most unique pronunciation of Ian's name we've ever heard.)
Posted by Vee | March 14, 2013, 17:31 (MST) | 5 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
Miss Ian Somerhalder's livestream with HuffPost Live this afternoon? Head on over to their chat page and watch the recorded chat in its entirety!
Then head over to Entertainment Weekly to read Ian's thoughts on the cure and Silas:
…asked to contemplate what Damon's life would be like if he were somehow forced to take it, Somerhalder offers this vision: "Hypothetically, if he did, I think the second it kicked in and he realized he was human, there would be an overwhelming sense of… [sighs]. But then, 'Well, I've lived quite a while, I'm gonna grow old naturally and die.'"
Posted by Vee | March 13, 2013, 18:16 (MST) | 2 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
Want to be part of a HuffPost Live livestream with Ian Somerhalder? Yeah, we thought you might.
So here's the deal: Tomorrow – that's Thursday, March 14th! – you can head to HuffPost Live at 3pm ET and take part in Ian's livestream chat.
Where? Right here, on HuffPost Live. (Remember: 3pm ET tomorrow!) Ian will be live and ready for questions there and then.
Spread the word! And be sure to leave questions/comments on the HuffPost Live page.
Posted by Vee | November 15, 2012, 11:50 (MST) | 15 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
The Vampire Diaries and cast are finalists in the People's Choice Awards. Yes, the fans have managed to vote 'em all into the PCA finals.
And it looks like the TVD Family made into the final round for Favorite TV Fan Following, so be sure to vote for yourselves, too! Congrats to Nina, Ian, Paul, and everyone involved in bringing TVD to our screens every Thursday, and to the fans as well.
Check out the nominations and then vote, vote, vote! And, just like previous years, you can vote via Twitter as well. See the end of the post for easy copy-and-paste tweets to vote.
You can vote TVD in each of the following categories:
- Favorite SciFi/Fantasy TV Show: The Vampire Diaries
- Favorite Dramatic TV Actor: Paul Wesley and Ian Somerhalder
- Favorite Dramatic TV Actress: Nina Dobrev
- Favorite TV Fan Following: TVD Family
The People's Choice Awards 2013 will air January 9, 2013 on CBS.
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Posted by Vee | October 23, 2012, 19:40 (MST) | 8 Comments
Category: Fandom, The Vampire Diaries TV
The People's Choice Awards has launched their nominations round and The Vampire Diaries and cast are up in several categories. We want to see the show and its actors in those final nominations, so it's time to get voting, fandom. See the categories below and then head over to the People's Choice website to start voting your hearts out. Clicking each category listed will take you straight to that particular category on the PCA website. You can vote for up to FIVE nominees in each one, so spread the love!
Also, did you know that YOU, THE FANS, are nominated this year? That's right, People's Choice has listed the TVD Family in their nominations for Favorite TV Fan Following, so be sure to vote for yourselves, too!
- Favorite SciFi/Fantasy TV Show: The Vampire Diaries
- Favorite Dramatic TV Actor: Ian Somerhalder and Paul Wesley
- Favorite Dramatic TV Actress: Nina Dobrev
- Favorite TV Fan Following: TVD Family
Posted by Abby | October 19, 2012, 16:32 (MST) | 5 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
Friday Night Bites is a weekly round-up for various tidbits of show and cast/crew news not quite big enough to warrant a blog post, not strictly Vampire Diaries-related, or that somehow just fell through the cracks.
- We very rarely post fan videos here on the site, but we're making an exception for this one (above). Well done, Shannon!
- If there's a list of TV Duos Who Should Do It (and there is!), you can bet that Damon and Elena are on it.
- We love this Katherine Halloween costume!
- Rabies!
- Ian Somerhalder earns a nomination for the World's Most Responsible Celebrity from the International Green Awards.
- Nice article on Ian from the October 16th issue of Mr. Porter.
- Daniel Gillies offered himself up for an Ask Me Anything (AMA) on Reddit. If you didn't love him already, you will.
- Kat Graham is number 22 on this list of 25 Crushable Girls Under 25.
- Daniel Gillies AND Candice Accola in Fault Magazine!
- What's on Claire Holt's Fall shopping list?
- Ian Somerhalder and Steven R. McQueen both remarked on this extremely subtle signage.
- Behind the scenes pic of the cast in action, tweeted by Jose Molina.
Posted by Vee | October 9, 2012, 18:23 (MST) | 3 Comments
Category: Fandom, The Vampire Diaries TV
TV Guide has launched its third annual Fan Favorites Cover Poll and, once again, The Vampire Diaries makes the list of 10 favorites, listed along with Fringe, Doctor Who, Grimm, Parks & Recreation, Happy Endings, Pretty Little Liars, Scandal, Spartacus, and The Walking Dead. (Previous winners are Supernatural and Community.) Will this be TVD's year? Let's try and make this happen, folks! You have until Sunday, October 28th, midnight PT to 1) "Like" the TV Guide page on Facebook, and 2) VOTE. Fans can vote as often as they'd like and the winner of the whole shebang will be featured on the cover of TV Guide's December 10th issue.
Posted by Abby | August 3, 2012, 12:12 (MST) | No Comments
Category: Misc, The Vampire Diaries TV
Friday Night Bites is a weekly round-up for various tidbits of show and cast/crew news not quite big enough to warrant a blog post, not strictly Vampire Diaries-related, or that somehow just fell through the cracks. Please insert theme song by Explosions in the Sky here and enjoy.
- Check out Candice Accola in the first episode of Season 2 of Dating Rules From My Future Self (above).
- Torrey DeVitto talks about her volunteer work with Hospice.
- Candice Accola on her own dating rules. (Video)
- An interview with Candice about Dating Rules From My Future Self.
- Candice Accola fun facts!
- Guess who's a fan of The Vampire Diaries? Olympic Gold medalist Gabrielle Douglas, that's who!
- Kat Graham graces the cover of Fault Magazine.
- Nina Dobrev (& others) talk Donna Karan fashion. (Video)
- Damon has some tough competition in TV Line's Ultimate Bad Boy tournament. Give him a vote!
Posted by Abby | July 18, 2012, 10:06 (MST) | 36 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
It's that time of year again, folks! Vampire-Diaries.net is proud to present the second annual Golden Gravestone Awards for best death on TVD, but this year we're switching things up a bit.
The plain fact is that Season 3 was just so darn filled with the formerly living that compiling the list of nominees is a real killer. Fortunately for us, the TVD fandom is nothing if not attentive to detail, so we're enlisting your help to get this show on the road.
How it works:
1) Leave a comment with your favorite deaths* out of Season 3. Massacres – four or more corpses in one scene – may count as a single death. (We're looking at you, Tennessee hybrids-that-weren't.) Major characters and minor characters (many are unnamed, you may have to be descriptive!) will be accepted.
2) Tell us why those deaths** made your top list.
3) We'll take a selection of the most popular deaths and put them for your voting pleasure. We reserve the right to throw in a few wild cards, just to mix up the macabre mayhem.
*NOTE: Ghosts do not count unless you see their actual murder for the very first time in Season 3.
**NOTE: Transformational deaths DO count. Thus, Tyler can be nominated for being hybridized, as can anyone who became a vampire this season. FAKED deaths do not count, and neither does body-switching. Flashback deaths are fine as long as it isn't a flashback to a death we saw in a previous season.
As with last year, the votes will be divided into major and minor characters, so dredge your memories (and the nearest lake) and start pulling out those corpses!
NEW THIS YEAR: You may tweet us your favorite deaths! Tweet your favorites to @tvdnews, using hasthag #TVDS3Death. Can you explain your faves in 140 characters or less? Give it a try!
Posted by Staff | July 12, 2012, 15:12 (MST) | 31 Comments
Category: The Vampire Diaries TV
We know, we know. We're super-late getting the Season 3 retrospective polls started this year. Here's our first step in remedying this egregious mistake! We asked our readers to vote for their top episodes of The Vampire Diaries Season 3, and you have spoken! (And may Season 4 rock.)

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I was trying to think of a way we could serve up some healthy chicken nuggets for Hudson and Kadie and I came up with this easy sweet and sour chicken nugget recipe. Keep your fingers crossed that the kids like this. If not I'm in big trouble.
The Chicken Nuggets
3-4 boneless chicken breasts
Salt + pepper
1-cup corn meal
2 eggs, beaten
Cut the chicken breast into small nuggets. Rinse your chicken breasts nuggets in water and then season with salt and pepper to taste. Dredge each piece in the egg wash and coat with the corn meal. Bake for 45 minutes and during the baking process you will need to turn the chicken every 15 minutes until crisp. Coat or dip the nuggets in the sweet and sour sauce, serve hot.
The sweet and sour sauce
1-cup brown sugar
4 tbs ketchup
1/2 cup apple cider vinegar
1 tbs soy sauce
3 cloves chopped garlic
Mix all the ingredients together and pour over baked chicken or use as a dipping sauce.
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The disfasia is a serious disorder of the acquisition and organization of the oral language, which one can characterize for almost absence of oral language (in the most serious cases) or for a difficulties important qualitative and quantitatively very deficit and for development in the reading and writing.
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Like other school districts throughout Clark County, Vancouver Public Schools is mired in seemingly intractable financial difficulties.
Everyone knows about the massive budget challenges throughout public education these days. We suspect that awareness might be part of the reason 26 of 32 school board races on Nov. 8 ballots around the county are unopposed. Many folks are reluctant to sail the choppy seas of austerity.
But here's one of those "pleasant problems" that might cheer up some of the administrators, parents and taxpayers in the Vancouver district. Remember that old building at 210 E. 13th St. that was vacated when Vancouver city officials moved to the new City Hall? It's owned by Vancouver Public Schools. Suddenly the district has a comfortable list of possibilities.
Looking into the distant future, our preference would be for the old five-story building to be turned over to the private sector. Governments are well-represented in many buildings downtown, and the revitalization of the area could use a good injection of private-sector people working in buildings that produce property tax revenue.
Nothing will be decided soon, though, and in a way, that's a good thing. Waiting until more definite direction is established in the supposed economic recovery is a wise strategy for now.
Ultimately, though, Vancouver school administrators and board members will need to decide about the building's future, and all of the possibilities are encouraging:
Sell the building and the property, and use the profit to bolster that sagging school-district budget. Many private developers likely would welcome the chance to position businesses at the prominent corner of Mill Plain Boulevard and 13th Street near Interstate 5.
As Cami Joner reported in a recent Columbian story, several years from now — if the Interstate 5 Bridge ever gets replaced — the Mill Plain exit of the freeway could become the undisputed gateway to downtown Vancouver. A bigger, higher new bridge could minimize entries to downtown from the south, around the Sixth Street area.
The old City Hall — occupied by city workers for 44 years — could be renovated for modern business use. Or, the building could be demolished and the property used for a new structure, conceivably the headquarters for some corporation, perhaps as a center for multiple businesses.
That plan would fit in well with about $83.5 million worth of revitalization projects that already surround the site. Those projects include the $16 million, two-building Prestige Plaza apartment project at the site of the old Burgerville, the five-story Al Angelo Building (part of a $57 million, two-building complex) on Mill Plain at the freeway exit, and the $10.5 million, 2-year-old headquarters of iQ Credit Union.
Or, the Vancouver school district could decide to use the old City Hall building (or a replacement) for public education. Lee Rafferty, executive director of Vancouver's Downtown Association, likes the idea of a science and technology high school, positioned just four blocks from the new $38 million Vancouver Community Library.
School officials say the district will spend a couple of months studying the potential of the building and the site. A recommendation will be made to the superintendent, then to the board.
Whatever choice is made months or years down the road, the old City Hall building sits there for now, reminding Vancouver school leaders that they've got at least one ace in the hole. Whether that card is played for profit, or for the gain of education infrastructure, it's still a pleasant problem.


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Christmann, Anna (2012). Direct Democracy and the Rule of Law: assessing a tense relationship. In: Marxer, Wilfried. Direct democracy and minorities. Wiesbaden: VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften, 47-63.
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The tension between democracy and the rule of law is a much discussed issue in academia. Yet the special case of direct-democratic institutions and their effect on this relationship has not been examined in detail so far. The tension became even more obvious during the last decade when states with direct-democratic institutions had to face problems over popular initiatives that challenged human or fundamental civil rights – for instance over the same-sex marriage ban in California and the anti-minaret initiative in Switzerland. This chapter begins by analysing this tense relationship theoretically and showing some options for examining it empirically in the future. The theory of democracy and the rule of law will be reviewed and supplemented by a focus on direct democracy. In a second step, the review procedures of direct democracies in Switzerland and the US states will be compared. This discussion can be fruitful not only for the Swiss and US debates on the relationship between direct democracy and the rule of law, but also for other countries planning to introduce or to enhance direct-democratic institutions, such as Germany. The conclusions indicate that direct democracy has to be embedded in a constitutional democracy and that it can be abused in a populist democracy. This theoretical claim should be tested in future research.
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Avebury is a small village in Wiltshire, England, and it is the site of an impressive prehistoric monument. The principal feature of the Avebury site is a circle of standing stones. These stones were erected some 4,500 years ago; they are less famous than the constructions at Stonehenge, 17 miles to the south, but they are often considered to be more memorable. The whole area has been designated a World Heritage Site.
Avebury in Winter is a collection of photographs of this famous stone circle, together with some explanatory text. The photographs were taken after a fall of snow, which shows the stones in sharp contrast to the landscape.
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On Wednesday, Newsbusters' Ken Shepherd reported that MSNBC.com edited a June 11 phone interview with Republican Dave Brat in order to portray him as someone who dodged questions from Chuck Todd. Brat, an economics professor, defeated Rep. Eric Cantor, R-Va., in a stunning upset on Tuesday.
"Virginia primary winner and Tea-Party member Dave Brat joins Chuck Todd to discuss his primary win – and it appears that's all he wanted to talk about," reads the subtitle at the MSNBC link, leaving the viewer with the impression Brat did not want to discuss anything further.
But a transcript obtained by Newsbusters indicates that Brat said much more than MSNBC wanted its viewers to know.
While it is true that Brat said he wanted to discuss the celebratory nature of his upset victory, he also addressed a number of issues like the minimum wage and immigration, but viewers would never know it watching MSNBC's clip.
For example, Brat told Todd he would love to see everyone in sub-Saharan Africa make $100 an hour. But, he explained that wages cannot be arbitrarily set by law.
"I would love to just assert that that would be the case. But you can't assert that unless you raise their productivity. And then the wage follows," he said.
"The Left sometimes just thinks you can mandate" wages, he explained when Todd suggested he was making the case against a federally-mandated minimum wage.
"I'm just making the case I just made," Brat said. "Which is that you cannot artificially make up wage rates, they have to be related to productivity."
Citing Adam Smith, he also told Todd he is against anything that distorts the free market and argued for more competition in the market rather than less.
"Right now we have too many mini princes up there in D.C.," he said. "We need more competition, not less."
Again, MSNBC's viewers would never know this if all they relied on for information was the clip used by the network.
This isn't the first time MSNBC has been caught using edited material to push an agenda.
During the 2012 election, MSNBC was caught using edited video to make it appear as though Paul Ryan was overshadowing Mitt Romney at a campaign rally in Dayton, Ohio. In July 2012, the network also used edited video to portray Mitt Romney as out of touch and unfamiliar with machines that automate the ordering of sandwiches.
These are just two of several instances we have reported in the last four years highlighting MSNBC's skewed reporting. Newsbusters has documented many more.
On Tuesday, Mediaite reported that a poll released by the Brookings and Public Religion Research Institute shows that MSNBC is now the least trusted news source in the country, falling behind the "Daily Show" with Jon Stewart and public television. Fox News, the network liberals love to hate, came in at number one, followed by broadcast news networks and CNN.
"Among all Americans surveyed, only 5% identify MSNBC as their 'most trusted' TV news outlet, while Fox (25%), broadcast networks (23%), and CNN (21%) make up the top three," Mediaite said.
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Starlings (Sturnidae)
Greater Blue-eared Starling (Lamprotornis chalybaeus) - HBW 14, p. 752
French: Choucador à oreillons bleus
German: Grünschwanz-Glanzstar
Spanish: Estornino Orejiazul
Other common names: (Greater) Blue-eared/Green Glossy Starling
Taxonomy: Lamprotornis chalybaeus Hemprich and Ehrenberg, 1828, Ambukol, Dongla district, Sudan.
Race nordmanni sometimes treated as a synonym of sycobius. Proposed race hartlaubi (described from Senegal), formerly used for N populations (E to Sudan), is regarded as synonymous with nominate. Four subspecies recognized.
Subspecies and Distribution:
- chalybaeus Hemprich & Ehrenberg, 1828 - S Mauritania, Senegambia, S Mali, Burkina Faso, S Niger and N Nigeria E to C Sudan; dry-season visitor to N Ivory Coast, Togo and Benin.
- cyaniventris Blyth, 1855 - Eritrea, Ethiopia, NW Somalia, N Uganda, E DRCongo and N Kenya.
- sycobius ( Hartlaub, 1859) - SW Uganda, S Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi, Tanzania, SE DRCongo, N & E Zambia, Malawi and W Mozambique.
- nordmanni ( E. J. O. Hartert & Neumann, 1914) - S Angola and N Namibia E to N & E Botswana, S Zambia, Zimbabwe, NE South Africa and S Mozambique.
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A bird perched on a branch. Locality Senegambia Hotel, Kololi, Western Division, The Gambia (ssp chalybaeus)
Yoel Jimenez 28 October 2014 1 year ago 19 sec 4.8
birds singing while perched on the ground, with close-up of one bird Locality Shingwedzi, Kruger National Park, South Africa (ssp nordmanni)
Tom Heijnen 6 August 2011 2 years ago 27 sec 4.8
Perched bird in a tree Locality Kruger National Park, South Africa
Juan Sanabria 1 August 2013 2 years ago 1 min 9 sec 4.8
A bird feeding on the ground. Locality Imi, Ethiopia (ssp cyaniventris)
Josep del Hoyo 5 December 2005 10 years ago 20 sec 4.6
bird looking around Locality Marakissa, Western Division, The Gambia (ssp chalybaeus)
Daniêl Jimenez 3 January 2012 4 years ago 16 sec 4.6
frontal view Locality Nianing, Thiès Region, Senegal
Juan Sanabria 1 January 2009 6 years ago 28 sec 4.5
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Locality Lake Nakuru National Park, Kenya
Vinayak Yardi 29 October 2015 30 weeks ago 4.8
An adult near a pond
Locality Mburo Lake National Park, Uganda (ssp sycobius)
Frederic Pelsy 4 October 2015 21 weeks ago 4.7
Adult on ground
Locality Kruger National Park, South Africa
Markus Lilje 31 October 2014 36 weeks ago 4.5
Greater Blue-eared Starling (Lamprotornis chalybaeus)
Locality Jemmu Valley, Ethiopia
Jacques Erard 15 October 2009 2 years ago 4.5
One of a flock, in a dry river bed.
Locality Adwa, Tigray Region, Ethiopia
Christian Weiss 29 September 2012 3 years ago 4.5
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Locality Kruger National Park, South Africa
Ghislain Gosse 21 August 2011 4 years ago 4.5
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|NPS Paleontology Research Abstract Volume
Three unidentified fossil fish were found in the paleontological reference collection of Badlands National Park. All collecting data was absent, including information regarding the discoverer and the locality of the find. The fossils have since been identified and a likely source area has been found.
The three fossils represent two families of the Suborder Actinopterygii, Amiidae and Centrarchidae. The first fossil, Amia, is missing the head and so measures 21 cm from gill to tip-of-tail. The remaining two fossils represent the family Centrarchidae (Order Perchiformes). They are basically sunfish and measure 3.5 cm each. Although the occurrence of sunfish is not unexpected, to my knowledge they do represent the only known occurrence of sunfish in White River deposits.
A probable source locality for the fossils has been found in sedimentary lake deposits at an unconformity between the Chadron and Brule formations. The lake deposits have not been positively correlated with either of the formations yet. Petrologic thin sections from both the fish matrix and the lake deposits should indicate the likelihood of their similar origin. It is recognized, however, that until actual fish fossils are found in the probable source area, the correlation of the fish to the lake cannot be claimed with any certainty. This will be the emphasis of future field work.
Microvertebrate fossil remains can potentially unlock many mysteries regarding past faunal diversity and relationships. Unfortunately microfossils will easily erode, transport and redeposit into younger sediments. For this reason, extreme care must be taken to record exact location, stratigraphy, and topography of all microvertebrate finds.
Microvertebrate fossils have been collected from harvester ant mounds across specific basins within Badlands National Park. The nature of the collections from mid-basin areas have then been compared to collections from close proximity to specific buttes and walls. All of the ant mound collections are then compared to collections taken directly from specific source areas on buttes and walls.
Collections from mid-basin are expected to possess the most diverse fauna and include the most recently transported and reworked matter. In fact, some collections are extremely rich in grossular garnets, which have been transported great distances from the Black Hills. The actual results are mixed at this time but will become clearer with more collecting and much more sorting of material.
Hyracodon and Subhyracodon are two rhinocerotoids found in the Oligocene deposits of Badlands National Park. Traditionally Hyracodon is reconstructed as a sub-cursorial runner. However, recently completed work by Hickerson and Wall on Hyracodon locomotor mechanics showed that this animal was not highly specialized for running. These results indicate that competition between Hyracodon and Subhyracodon was not significantly reduced by differences in locomotor abilities. Hyracodon is smaller than Subhyracodon but this distinction alone seems insufficient to account for their coexistence. Our field studies show that these two taxa differ in relative abundance over time. Subhyracodon is more common in the Orellan while Hyracodon is more common in the overlying Whitneyan age rocks. This implies that changes in vegetation due to increasing aridity had a different impact on these two herbivores. We plan to conduct a detailed comparison of feeding mechanics in these two taxa to determine if differences in food habits minimized competition between these rhinocerotoids. Our analysis will center on jaw muscle mechanics, dental wear facets, and incisor and diastema specializations in Subhyracodon.
The fossil record of vertebrates from the lower portion of the Sharps Formation in South Dakota does not exhibit the taxonomic diversity as do the records from superadjacent middle and upper portions of the Sharps and the subadjacent Poleslide Member of the Brule Formation. Channel sandstone deposits in the Cedar Pass area of Badlands National Park, which downcut into the Brule Formation, represent a Lower Sharps age. These channels are rich in fossil mammals and provide new stratigraphic and taxonomic information about the Lower Sharps fauna.
The lack of a lithostratigraphic landmark, coincident with the Whitneyan/Arikareean Land Mammal Age boundary, has created consternation in regards to the placement of this boundary. Review of the Oligocene mammal biostratigraphy indicates that the concurrent ranges of Whitneyan taxa making their last appearance and Arikareean taxa making their first appearance would best serve as the boundary horizon. The fauna of the lower portion of the Sharps Formation best represents this transitional fauna and is suggested as the boundary in South Dakota.
Paleomagnetic measurements at Cedar Pass indicate a polarity transition from normal in the Poleslide Member of the Brule Formation to reversed within the overlying Lower Sharps Formation. The transition occurs within the basal Rockyford Ash Member of the Sharps. This polarity shift can serve as a boundary marker, for the Whitneyan/Arikareean Land Mammal transition, given the lack of a lithostratigraphic landmark. Further, the paleomagnetic samples from channel sediments downcutting into the Brule (reversed polarity) support a Lower Sharps age (normal polarity) for the channel and the associated fossils.
The genus Palaeocastor is one of the most commonly collected fossil vertebrates from the Late Oligocene channel sandstone deposits at Cedar Pass in Badlands National Park. Palaeocastor has previously been considered a good index fossil for the Arikareean Land Mammal Age. Collections from the Poleslide Member of the Brule Formation in Badlands National Park and other Whitneyan localities indicate that the range of this genus is extended into the Whitneyan and should not be considered a definitive Arikareean indicator.
The numerous Oligocene beaver specimens within the Frick Collection at the American Museum of Natural History were examined. All specimens incorporated into the database included detailed stratigraphic information. The study involved a morphometric evaluation of a few dental characters that are typically considered in the identification and description of new beaver taxa. The following measurements were obtained in 57 White River Oligocene beavers: (1) anterio-posterior length of P4-M2; (2) anterio-posterior length of P4; (3) width of P4; (4) anterio-posterior length of M1; (5) width of M1; (6) anterio-posterior length of M2; (7) width of M2; (8) anterio-posterior length of M3; (9) width of M3.
In addition, the ratio between the anterio-posterior length and the width of each tooth was used to establish an index to assess the dental morphology. Indices greater than one (>1.0) indicate a tooth with an anterio-posterior length greater than the width. Indices less than one (<1.0) indicate a tooth with a width greater than the anterio-posterior length. An index of one (1.0) indicates a tooth with an anterio-posterior length equal to the width (a rounded or squared tooth).
The dental morphometry data of Palaeocastor indicates that the age of an individual beaver, with an increasing wear pattern with greater age, is the most significant determinant of dental morphology. Any observable stratigraphic variations in dental morphology are masked by the extent of wear on the teeth.
A more comprehensive study of dental morphology could be accomplished by considering a series of five age classes: (1) specimens that possess a deciduous P4; (2) specimens that lost deciduous P4, but permanent P4 not yet fully erupted; (3) specimens with a fully erupted P4 exhibiting the earliest stages of wear; (4) specimens with an intermediate stage of wear on P4; and (5) specimens with an advanced stage of wear on P4. The general pattern observed indicates that heavier wear yields a more squared tooth (index closer to 1.0).
A systematic revision of the castorids has not been accomplished since Stirton's work in 1935. Dental morphology should be implemented in this study.
Preliminary work on microvertebrates collected by Georgia College field crews in Badlands National Park yields the following information. Three mammalian taxa, Paleolagus, a rabbit, Ischyromys, a primitive rodent, and Eumys an early mouse, are common throughout Orellan age rocks. Exposures of the Scenic Member of the Brule at Cottonwood Pass in the Southern Unit of the park contain the highest concentration of microvertebrates we have found. Four complete skulls and jaws of the burrowing lizard Rhineura hatcheri are probably the most important finds from this locality. Peltosaur lizards are also more frequently found here. Significant mammalian finds in this region are: a complete skull and jaws of the marsupial Peratherium, numerous skulls of the insectivore-like Leptictis, jaws and a partial skull of the earliest beaver Agnotocastor, and several partial skulls of Protosciurus an early relative of squirrels. Our only other significant Orellan microvertebrate locality is in the southern end of Big Corral Draw. Major finds at this locality include a skull and jaws of the insectivore Centetodon and partial skulls of two eomyid rodents, Adjidaumo and Pseudoadjidaumo. Our fieldwork in Whitneyan exposures in the Palmer Creek area of the park has not yielded comparable diversity or abundance. Jaws of the beaver Palaeocastor are most common but more interesting are two jaws of an as yet undescribed rodent.
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Yvonne Reed, a spokeswoman at the Maricopa County Elections Department, said workers are continuing the count.
Matthew Roberts, a spokesman for Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett, reported Friday evening that 524,633 early and provisional ballots were still being counted statewide.
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Softball Cancels Weekend Games
March 21, 2013
CHICAGO – Due to field conditions and usually low March temperatures, the UIC softball team cancelled its three-game series against Green Bay with the possibility of rescheduling for a date later in the season.
The team was scheduled to contest the Phoenix in a doubleheader Saturday at Noon (CT), followed by a single game Sunday to open the conference slate.
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Sue Dawe Taught Lee Speth Real Estate
by Berni Phillips
Mythcon XXIX, the C. S. Lewis Centenary Celebration, came early this year, allowing us visitors from the non-mosquito regions of the country to enjoy the Midwest in what surely must have been the height of mosquito season. As it was also the height of firefly/lightning bug season, it seemed a fair trade off. What's a little blood lost compared with the joy of seeing these other creatures which must surely have wandered in from a British fantasy?
Wednesday night's reception featured very tiny dancers from the World Academy of Irish Dance. No, not hobbits or elves, but children, some of them quite young. They were adorable, particularly the younger ones, prancing about in their Celtic charm. After watching them, one could snuggle up with a bedtime story told by Mary and Conrad Stolzenbach, or attend the party hosted by our own somewhat taller elves, the Elvish Linguistic Fellowship.
Opening Ceremonies were interrupted by none other than Queen Jadis, demanding to know what was going on and why she was not consulted. Chair Diana Glyer managed to smooth the irritable queen's ruffled feathers, although Dr. Glyer swore she heard someone behind her mutter, "Dem fine woman!"
Thursday was Lewis Carroll day, commemorating the hundred year anniversary of his death, and to mark this, there was a subset of programming concerning his works. I was able to participate in this, performing some of Carroll's familiar poems set to music by Liza Lehmann. This was quite an adventure. I had faxed the music to Alene Campbell a month or so prior to the conference, but we had never met in person and had no chance to work on the music together until the day before we were to perform. And I threw in one more song on that day. We had great fun working together. The most challenging part turned out to be finding a position for the piano that was in the right general area on stage with enough light that she could see and where the overhead vent did not blow the music off. By the end of the second rehearsal, we were ready to go in to business as piano movers. The evening performance was great fun, and if any of you thought you heard any mistakes — we MEANT to do that!
Probably the highlight of the conference was Anthony Lawton's one-man show of Lewis's The Great Divorce. He was very faithful to the text, cutting out chunks just to fit within our time strictures. I think all of us were pleased to find what a wonderful actor he is. This was worth the time and money spent getting to Wheaton, even if nothing else had been scheduled.
Mythcon regulars suffering from insomnia are probably aware of bizarre antics which sometimes occur late at night. They may have heard the word "golfimbul" bandied about. To me, one of the most shocking events of this Mythcon was not the scheduling of golfimbul, but the scheduling of the second session at 6 p.m. This was very unsettling. We were trying to figure out what that bright yellow thing overhead was. Oh, yeah, the sun. We've never seen that during golfimbul before. Still wondering what golfimbul is? Let's just say it involves a doll's head, athletic ability (or display of a lack of) and Gary Hunnewell.
The masquerade started 40 minutes late but was well worth waiting for. Sylvia Hunnewell had done a terrific thing, working with the kids on costumes representing their favorite Narnian characters. Claire Lenander was so cute as Reepicheep! And Ryan Evans had cleverly devised a centaur costume. Without a doubt, though, the best masquerade entry was Diana Glyer as The Silver Chair. Silver Chair, get it? She's the conference chair, it's a book by Lewis — that's right. She festooned herself with silver garlands and clutched a similarly covered lawn chair. Following the masquerade, Gary Hunnewell asked some of us golfimbul losers to come up and, with kazoos, serenade the winners as they came forward to collect their medals. A special award was given to Emily Rauscher as a Linguist in Training. (The traditional insult in golfimbul is "you throw like a linguist.") She was SO embarrassed, hiding her face up on stage, but I noticed that she wore it the rest of the night and at the banquet.
Sizzling Egrets (Lynn Maudlin and Ellie Farrell) reviewed the current crop of Lewis films: "The Return of the Devil's Advocate," based on The Screwtape Letters, "The Wreck of the Dawn Treader," featuring Leonardo DiCaprio, and my personal favorite, Ed Wood's "Malacandra Attacks!"
Some times the daytime programming is as amusing as the evening. Following the interview with "Rosie O'Donnell" (Laura Simmons) and "Joy Davidman" (Edith Crowe), it was suggested that next year we hold the trial of Joy Davidman. Accused of being a collaborator with Lewis on Till We Have Faces, she will be put on trial and we will have Joy in the dock. I suggested we call it "A Brief Observed." On the Dead Inklings, panel, Mike Glyer got off the best line when, in his role as Warnie Lewis, he was asked, "What was the most amazing thing you found in heaven?" and he promptly responded, "Charles Williams."
The seriousness of the banquet is traditionally offset by the silliness of the food sculpture. With the return of Sue Dawe, accoutered as Fairy Hardcastle, to the environs of Mythcon, we had our Food Sculpture Foundress to prepare a lovely scenic panorama of Perelandra, complete with floating islands and a Green Lady, Ransom, and Unman. Our table offered up "A Question of Time/Thyme," "Halve His Carcass," and "A Beef Observed."
Instead of hosting a book discussion, Khazad-dûm opted to launch the First Annual Book Toss. Prompted by our endless discussions of how we would love to toss certain books against the wall, we decided to turn our dreams into reality at the conference. Books tossed included a sample doorstop from Robert Jordan's never-ending epic, A. N. Wilson's biography of Lewis ("This thud's for you!" declared Mary Stolzenbach), two of the three books in Lewis's space trilogy, a novel by Sheri Tepper, and the Brust and Bull collaboration, Freedom & Necessity. Thud.
The Not Ready for Mythcon Players this year presented "Jose Chung's 'From Deep Heaven'," Scully and Mulder investigating the N.I.C.E. Eric Rauscher was a suitably unintelligible Merlin. Arden Smith made a divine Fisher King. And the Head was played by the golfimbul head. To quote "Scully," "Let the English set up their own X-Files!"
Later that night, the ever enterprising Sue Dawe and her sardonic sidekick, Lee Speth, painstakingly taped together I-don't-know-how-many paper napkins to form a large banner. With an artistically lettered SOLD emblazoned upon it, they draped it the next morning over the sign for Wheaton College. And this is how Sue Dawe taught Lee Speth real estate.
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When was the last time you really evaluated your teaching and program management practices? Not just some fluffy checklist your principal made you do or signing off on your annual evaluation for the district. I mean, when was the last time you took a good, hard look to see if you are really as good as you think you are?
There are a lot of tools out there to give you a snap shot of how well you're doing, trainings to improve your technical skills, and industry tours to keep you connected to the high tech, high demand, high wage careers that are available for our graduates. Have you been taking advantage of them?
Schools about to end, you are about to take a deep breath before you head into summer activities such as state conventions, leadership and training camps, SAE visits, etc. Now is a great time to really take a good look at your teaching practices, department management skills, and where you can improve your approach so your students get the best possible experience when they walk through the agriculture department door.
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Sweden and Canada East each posted impressive shutouts on Monday on the opening day of the 2011 World Junior A Challenge in Langley, B.C.
Interestingly, in the first five years of the World Junior A Challenge, not a single shutout had been recorded before Monday's results.
Oscar Dansk, considered by many to be among the top three goaltenders eligible for the 2012 Draft in Pittsburgh, made 44 saves to lead Sweden to a 1-0 victory against three-time defending champion Team USA in the opener of Group A while Adrian Ignagni turned aside 16 shots to lead Canada East to a 5-0 decision against Czech Republic in Group B.


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When replacing encounter powers with new ones in paragon and epic tiers, you can only replace encounter powers from your class, so an encounter power from your paragon path cannot be chosen for replacement.
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Cross Country Competes at Atlantic 10 Championship
Nov. 3, 2003
Philadelphia, P.a.- The University of Massachusetts men's and women's cross country teams finished seventh and eighth, respectively, at the Atlantic 10 Championship meet in Philadelphia, P.A. Saturday, Nov. 1.
The women's race was won by the University of Richmond. The top UMass finisher was senior Kate Markopoulos (Porter Corners, N.Y.) whose time of 19:32.1 placed her 11th. Rounding out the top three Minutewomen were freshman Cuisle Kierans (Newbury, Mass.) who finished in 36th-place, clocking a time of 19:56.2 and junior Alexis Anzelone (Westfield, N.J.) whose time of 20:08.8 was good enough for a 44th-place finish. The Minutewomen had four finishers in the top 50 in a field of 115 competitors.
The men's race was won by LaSalle, their third consecutive A-10 crown. The top three UMass finishers were sophomore Ryan Corbett (East Longmeadow, Mass.) who placed 29th with a time of 26:46.7, junior Andrew McCarron (Lunenberg, Mass.) who posted a time of 26:54.0 for a 36th-place finish, and freshman Aaron Strellner (Highland Park, Ill.) whose time of 27:10.1 was good for a 45th-place finish. The Minutemen had five finishers in the top 50 in a field of 109 competitors.
UMass will be in action next on Saturday, November 15, at the NCAA Regional Championship, in Boston, Mass. The race will begin at 11:00 a.m.
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Using High Resolution Computed Tomography (a type of CAT scan) to assess the following objectives: 1)Characterize the early stages of wood canker infection with unprecendented resolution on intact and excised woody portions of grapevines; and 2)Examine the influence of drought stress on the progression of early stages of infection.
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High Resolution Computed Tomography (HRCT-a type of CAT scan) technology and custom software has recently been developed and used in the lab to analyze fine scale details of xylem that contribute to drought resistance in stems. We will pair HRCT with scanning electron and light microscopy to characterize the early stages of infection at unprecedented resolution. This work will involve culturing of wood canker pathogens at discrete points after inoculation to determine the extent of spread within the grapevine xylem.
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"We celebrate everything that is Aurora," AuroraFest committee member George Farenthold said. "All that is unique. All that is funny."
The annual celebration in the village on Cayuga Lake kicked off with a 2.5 mile run and a quarter-mile swim in the morning.
In the afternoon, restaurants in the village offered free samples to passersby. "They had a lot of people coming back for thirds and fourths," Farenthold said.
With the presidential election being held this election year, the year's festival parade had a political theme, with "Obama girls" and "McCain girls" marching down Main Street.
Bands played all afternoon at the lawn at Wells College, with fireworks at dusk over Cayuga Lake capping off the day-long celebration.


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HTC promises big things for MWC 2011. Its first Android tablet, Desire 2 and Wildfire 2 might be included
Just like most of the other major phone makers, HTC is getting ready to unveil some new devices at MWC 2011 in Barcelona.
The company's official Facebook page informs us that "big" things are about to happen on Monday, February 14.
While HTC gives no clues on what it plans to announce, it's quite possible that we'll see the company's first Android tablet (HTC Flyer?) at MWC this year. After all, a tablet can be seen as a "big" smartphone (if it has phone capabilities, of course).
The recently-leaked HTC Desire 2 may also be unveiled next Monday, alongside the previously unseen HTC smartphone spotted in the TV commercial embedded below:
According to one of Engadget's tipsters, this new smartphone could be the HTC Wildfire 2 – so it should be a small, budget-friendly handset (just like the first Wildfire).
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MLB's 2013 All Star Game & the NFL's 2014 Super Bowl in New York – Hotel Packages
The Inn at Great Neck is gearing up for two special events coming to the New York metropolitan area. For starters New York and more specifically Citi Field (home of the NY Mets) will be host to the Major League Baseball's 2013 All Star Game and the various events that take place before and after the game itself. The MLB All Star Events are scheduled to take place July 12th through July 17th 2013. The Hotel has created special packages for baseball fans from all over the world to take advantage of during that time, as the Inn at Great Neck is in close proximity to Citi Field via the Long Island Rail Road. Package rates starting at $330.00 per night are available that include two round trip peak train tickets to Citi Field from the Great Neck Train Station, which is less than two blocks from the Hotel. The package rates will also include two breakfast vouchers for guests to partake in the Inn's extensive hot and cold breakfast buffet. Package rates will include the aforementioned on a nightly basis for up to two guests per room or suite. Guests may also reserve rooms during that time period that do not include the package with rates starting at $295.00.
Now for the football fans of the world; New York and the Inn at Great Neck are also gearing up for the NFL's 2014 Super Bowl, which will be played at MetLife Stadium (home of the New York Giants and the New York Jets) on Sunday, February 2nd 2014. This unprecedented event is gaining a lot of media attention and New York and New Jersey are going to do all they can to make sure this event is nothing less than spectacular. The Inn at Great Neck will also be offering package rates starting at $330.00 per night with two round trip train tickets from Great Neck Train Station to New York's Pennsylvania (Penn) Station and breakfast vouchers. Package rates will be available Saturday, February 1st 2014 and Sunday, February 2nd 2014. Non package rates will also start at $295.00 during that time.
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Will the push for LGBTI equality suffer under the new Senate?
From next week the new Senate promises a curious new blend of pro- and anti-queer senators. Perhaps in terms of raw numbers of marriage equality supporters, it's the movements in the ALP that are of most interest.
And on the Labor side, there appears to be a tiny step towards progress – or at least, a small step back from discrimination. Ursula Stephens, Mark Bishop, Mark Furner and Don Farrell – all SDA-aligned and/or Catholic senators with well-established anti-queer pedigrees – are all gone; that's the good news. The bad news is that so is Louise Pratt, among whose many contributions towards LGBTI justice and tolerance included her valedictory speech in which she warned of the dangers of the National School Chaplaincy Program to queer students.
As the only major party currently allowing members a conscience vote on marriage equality, the individual comings and goings here are of a little more importance than those in the Coalition (still uniformly against, and likely to remain so as long as Tony Abbott leads them) and Greens (uniformly in favour).
The worse news is that Pratt has effectively been replaced in WA by Joe Bullock, a man she says she "has known for many years to be deeply homophobic".
[Image] Senator Sue Boyce led the push for marriage equality
Another risky new Labor senator is Queensland's Chris Ketter, also aligned with the SDA and alleged to be working hard alongside Joe de Bruyn to keep Australia's largest union staunchly anti-queer.
On the Coalition side, the departure of Sue Boyce is a big blow against the marriage equality movement. Boyce was one of the few remaining moderate Coalition senators brave enough to speak up against the homophobic tinge of her party's senior leadership and was a key internal ally and advocate in a party increasingly hostile to the issue. Perhaps one of the incoming Coalition senators will take her place and keep up the good fight, though there are no signs so far to suggest they will.
In better news, Ron Boswell is finally gone from the Senate, taking with him a long, ugly history of poisonous homophobic rhetoric. The house of review will be a better place without him.
Then there are the incoming Palmer United Party senators, several of whom are unknown quantities. Officially the party allows a conscience vote on marriage equality, though at least one senator, Jacqui Lambie, is on record opposing it and Clive Palmer has suggested his party will usually fall on the conservative side of social issues.
Of the independent senators, Family First's Bob Day will be a natural enemy of marriage equality and of sexual diversity and tolerance generally. Accidental senator David Leyonhjelm, supposedly a libertarian, appears to be against government-mandated marriage altogether. But he's also equated the "gay lifestyle" with "reckless promiscuity", so the movement is unlikely to have a friend there.
Overall it's probably a net gain of anti-equality senators. But it could've been worse.
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C-USA Men's Soccer Players Named All-Region
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IRVING, Texas - Seventeen Conference USA men's soccer players have been named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America All-Region teams. Following another season that saw four league teams participate in the NCAA Championship, seven players earned first team honors, while five were named to the second-team and five earned third team accolades.
Three players each from league champion Tulsa, regular season champion SMU and UAB were honored. Memphis and Kentucky both had two players honored, while Marshall, FIU, South Carolina and UCF each had one player selected.
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PLANS are underway to commence the second phase of dredging at the Kilindini channel to accommodate bigger vessels into the Port of Mombasa.
Kenya Ports Authority chairman Danson Mungatana said phase II of the project will complement the first phase which was completed in 2012, leading to bigger vessels coming into the port.
Mungatana was speaking at the port on Monday during the launch of the Mombasa Port Community Charter, electronic dashboard and KPA strategic plan, all aimed at enhancing efficiency.
President Uhuru Kenyatta presided over the launch.
Phase I of the project cost of Sh5.9 billion with the government contributing Sh3 billion.
The channel, which was dredged to a minus 15 metres, saw the first largest ship-MV Maersk Cairo with a carrying capacity of 4,530 TEUs, call at the port of Mombasa in February.
The 249-metre long vessel with a width of 37.5m and a declared draft of 13.5m Wafmax commercial vessel, is the biggest ship in terms of capacity to ever dock in the East Africa shores.
"The Fruits of Phase I were immediately realised when we received MV Maersk Cairo. Phase II dredging is expected to be undertaken in due course," Mungatana said.
He said infrastructure developments, which include the construction of Berth 19 and the increased length of container terminal at the port, have led to improved port capacity.


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Now it turns out that the empty suit knew all along that he was lying directly to the American people about how this disaster would play out.
Isn't that grounds for impeachment?
By boring the intelligent and educated into disinterest?
Is that from "How to Campaign" by B. Obama?
What have we said that's a lie or a fantasy? (Not that I'm acknowledging your misnomer as being a "troll"…)
Awsome, at the insurance agencies can't get to the exchanges either.
Ok Mr. intelligent and educated why don't you give an argument as to why President Obama did not know. Oh I forgot, your Mr. Marginalize.
"The Post Office was supposed to be profitable. Instead service keeps getting worse while UPS and FedEx manage to be profitable and offer excellent service in comparison."
The Post Office could be profitable, except that Congress seems intent on killing it- for example, forcing it to fund pensions for the next 70 years. Have you ever heard of a private company doing that?
"The Department of Education has found new ways to make education standards so low that it is to be expected to have high school graduates unable to pass a first grade test from 100 years ago."
Remind me again which state voted to outlaw critical-thinking classes? Oh, right, Texas, that bastion of liberalism.
The Tea Party runs on a simple platform: "Government is useless; vote for me and I'll prove it!". They make noises about making government "more efficient" and making people "more self-reliant", but in practice their method is to secure and increase the benefits that they and theirs get, and strip away anything that protects the "other" from their predations.
"And another sentence to the fence post…OUR postal service does NOT have to earn money…it only has to serve the people….as opposed to UPS and FedEx , who must serve the $monied$ interests."
Deep breath… You are right. The post office also has to serve areas that wouldn't be profitable for UPS or FedEx. The USPS is probably the best functioning govt. agency.
you are correct snare // bho does not know what is going on he is too busy golfing or campaigning
Too bad we can't go back and make him fight for Single Payer instead of giving it up gratis. Like the liar he is. He has no real interest in Liberals or liberality. He is too much of a fan of Cons. But even the TPR's have gone too far.
So far I just see Capitalist screw ups getting bailed out by our govt. No prosecutions of crimes committed.
USPS not only earns money, but unlike FedEx and UPS they get huge amounts taken out of their profits to fund their retirements for 75 years. Why they run at a loss. No other company has that and it is all the Congress' fault for doing it.
About the issues with Obama Care. Also I know why you are bored, your boring.
Adrian look at your comments look at David's comments who is the, who is the more hateful. Think about it.
Was that a giggle I heard from Ayn Rand's grave in Valhalla?
>Listen to NPR more and Fox News less.
Listen to both. You'll learn more from the dielectics.
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Sean Lowe is ready for his wedding day. He is now revealing all of the information about the groom's cake and this is a very special cake. On Jan. 24, Sean shared a picture with E! Online of the cake which is an exact replica of their two dogs who he calls the loves of his life.
Sean says that his dogs are very important to him. The cake for the groom has two dogs and look exactly like their dogs. They will not be letting the dogs participate in their wedding at all so this is the way that they can include them in the wedding.
Charm City Cakes in Los Angeles actually were the ones to design and make the cake. It looks great and is ready for their big wedding. They will have a more traditional cake for their actual wedding cake though.
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This was the first 2A state swimming meet in the history of Utah and the top finishing times are now 2A state records.
On the podium for medals for North Summit were:
- Second place - Relay team of Ariel Fitch, Stephanie Abdalla, Devon Robertson and Tess Bonham for the girls' 200-yard medley relay: time two minutes, 8.66 seconds.
- First place - Stephanie Abdalla, for the girls' 200-yard freestyle: time 2:07.47.
- Sixth place - Briaunna Whitt for the girls' 200-yard freestyle: time 2:35.76.
- Fourth place - Sam Crittenden for the boys' 200-yard freestyle: time 2:07.23.
- Fifth place - Tess Bonham for the girls' 200-yard individual medley (IM): time 3:00.60.
- First place - Ariel Fitch for the girls' 50-yard freestyle: time 25.78.
- Fourth place - Jace Hirzel for the boys' 50-yard freestyle: time 24.24
- Fifth place - Jennifer Moody for the girls' 100-yard butterfly: time 1:24.55.
- First place - Ariel Fitch for the girls' 100-yard freestyle: time 56.86.
- Sixth place - Hudson Zwahlen for the boys' 100-yard freestyle: time 56.34.
- Second place - Stephanie Abdalla for the girls' 500-yard freestyle: time 5:50.37.
- First place - Relay team of Ariel Fitch, Devon Robertson, Stephanie Abdalla and Tess Bonham for the girls' 200-yard freestyle relay: time 1:53.09.Advertisement
- Second place - Relay team of Sam Crittenden, Trystin Hellander, Jace Hirzel, Hudson Zwahlen for the boys' 200-yard freestyle relay: time 1:39.16.
- Sixth place - Tess Bonham for the girls' 100-yard backstroke: time 1:19.91.
- First place - Sam Crittenden for the boys' 100-yard backstroke: time 1:01.74.
- Fourth place - Trystin Hellander for the boys' 100-yard backstroke: time 1:06.07.
- Sixth place - Eisley Scholes for the boys' 100-yard breaststroke: time 1:14.91.
- Third place - Abbi Zwahlen, Jordyann Scholes, Sadie Boyer, and Briaunna Whitt for the girls' 400-yard freestyle relay: time 4:47.11.
Academic All-State awards were given to Ashley Sargent, Tess Bonham and Morgan Judd, who are all seniors at North Summit. The cumulative GPA for all the 2A women who received Academic All-State awards was 3.932, and the boys' GPA was 3.913.
Personal records were set by Sadie Boyer, Max Skagerberg, Sam Crittenden, Justin Rees, Ashley Sargent, Bella Koyle, Abbi Zwahlen, Tess Bonham, Trystin Hellander, Devon Robinson, Eisley Scholes, Tyler Richins, Shelby Kitchen, Jordynn Scholes, Jennifer Moody, Cody Fitch, Malachi Ruf, Morgan Judd, Leah DeSantos, Carmela Rodriguez, Jace Hirzel, Hudson Zwahlen, Tyler Richins, Stephanie Abdalla, Saige Crittenden, Sadie Boyer, Justin Rees, Colton Kershaw, Ruby Skagerberg, Sam Crittenden, Bella Koyle and Dalton Richins.


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Dan Snaith aka Caribou has recorded a podcast for Resident Advisory. This mix airs a series of new tracks from Snaith's solo production alias Daphni. Originally intended as an avenue to produce club-based tracks, he identifies that the band project soon developed a similar approach. The primary productions are described as sketches that enable mixing other tracks together. Let's hope there's more to come as those completed to date are a real treat for the ears.
RA.246 – Caribou [Interview + Tracklisting]
Cortney Tidwell – Watusii (Daphni Remix)


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The council sets itself end of year targets, against which it measures progress on a quarterly basis.
The report also highlights areas for improvement, such as the number of missed bin collections, an increase in complaints to the council and an increase in tooth decay in children.
Coun Alan Gardiner, cabinet spokesman for corporate services, said: "These reports are an honest, statistical analysis of how we are performing to meet the council's three key priorities of a thriving and vibrant economy, helping citizens achieving their potential, and strong and resilient communities.
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