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Can you use triamcinolone acetonide ointment on your hair?
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Have you been prescribed topical triamcinolone for hair loss( Alopecia areata)?
Yes, you can apply it to your scalp.
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A Battle Plan for Refinancing Your Mortgage
With mortgage rates holding below 5%, there has rarely been a better time to refinance your home. But with a one-two punch of tighter credit and falling prices roiling homeowners, the process has never been more difficult.
In the Sacramento, Calif., area, Michael McGee of Winchester McGee Financial estimates that one in four of his customers can't get a loan approved. In Plano, Texas, Rodney Anderson, a mortgage lender, says the rate sheet of mortgage programs he can offer customers has shrunk to two pages from 42 during the housing boom.
That doesn't mean you shouldn't investigate your options. Lowering your mortgage payment -- or at least locking in a long-term low rate -- can free up cash for other needs, such as repaying other debt or replenishing your retirement accounts, while reducing your financial stress.
In addition, if you're older than 40, shortening your mortgage term now could help leave you mortgage-free in retirement, reducing the income you'll need to generate from your battered 401(k).
But before you jump in, you should know that most single-family home loans today need to fall within Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac limits -- up to $417,000 in most places, and up to $729,750 in certain high-cost cities such as San Francisco and New York. "Jumbo" mortgages, or those larger than those limits, are still very hard to find.
Then you'll need two crucial and tough-to-acquire bits of information: your credit score and your home's current value. Those will determine whether you can refinance at all and how close you can get to the lowest rates available. Even then, you may find the process unusually long and unpleasant; some banks are taking up to 90 days to complete a refinancing.
If you got your current mortgage in the past few years, when less documentation was needed, you may be surprised by the financial colonoscopy that awaits you. You will need pay stubs, bank statements, brokerage statements and maybe tax returns to convince the lender that you can and will repay the loan. If you're self-employed, you may be asked for a profit-and-loss statement for this year; if you rely on bonus income, expect the lender to assume this year's bonus will be a lot less than last year's.
Here's what you need to know before you start the application process:
What's your equity? Having some equity in your house is key to getting a new loan. If your current mortgage is less than 80% of the value of your home or less than 75% of your condominium or co-op, you should have refinancing options.
If your mortgage is between 80% and 105% of your home value, you're current on your payments and your loan was bought by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, you may be able to refinance under a two-month-old government program called "Making Home Affordable." Some kinks are still being worked out, and Fannie and Freddie have different requirements, so go to the program's Web site (www.MakingHomeAffordable.gov) or contact your mortgage servicer to see if you qualify.
Sometimes under this program, Fannie and Freddie will waive appraisals and other underwriting steps. And if you're refinancing a Veterans Administration or Federal Housing Administration loan, a new appraisal isn't needed.
Securing an appraisal. The trickier question: With home values sinking in some parts of the country, what's your home worth? Appraisers may use foreclosure sales or other distressed sales in your area to assess your home's value, not just conventional sales. And since the appraisal is for the benefit of the lender, not the consumer, you have little, if any, say in the process.
On May 1, a new Home Valuation Code of Conduct took effect, which is intended to keep mortgage brokers and others from influencing appraisal values. As a result, only lenders, not mortgage salesmen, may hire and pay appraisers, often using middlemen known as appraisal management companies.
The process is too new to know what the impact will be, but some mortgage lenders and brokers fret that national appraisal management companies may not know much about their areas. "We're getting calls from Indiana about a co-op on 17th Street," says Melissa Cohn, president of Manhattan Mortgage Co. in New York, one of the nation's largest mortgage originators.
If you're worried about what your home will be valued at, see if a friendly real-estate agent will provide you with recent similar sales in your neighborhood. Otherwise, you may have to fork over an appraisal fee -- $350 to $500, depending on where you live -- to find out if you have enough equity, even if you don't qualify for the loan.
Your credit score. Whether you get today's lowest rates will depend next on your credit score, a measure of how big a credit risk you may be. Borrowers who want the best rates generally need a FICO score -- based on a formula developed by Fair Isaac Corp. -- of 740 or above out of a possible 850. Those with FICO scores between 620 and 740 will pay either higher interest rates or more upfront "points" or fees, and those with scores below 620 may not be able to land a loan at all.
That seems simple enough until you realize that the nation's three main credit bureaus -- TransUnion, Experian and Equifax -- all calculate their FICO scores differently. So lenders typically pull all three scores and take the middle one, or a couple's lowest middle score.
Getting your number. Finding your actual scores is a bit like trying to read tarot cards. The Web site Credit Karma (www.creditkarma.com) offers a free credit score, but it's the TransUnion TransRisk score, not your FICO score. Experian (www.experian.com) sells consumers its Experian Plus scores but doesn't make its FICO score available directly to the public.
You can buy TransUnion and Equifax FICO scores from MyFico.com, but they may not be the same scores your lender sees. That's because you actually have multiple FICO scores, with different equations for auto loans, credit cards and mortgages.
All those scores, however, should be fairly consistent, giving you a good idea of whether your credit is good or great. If your scores are lower than you'd expect or if they vary widely, check your credit reports for errors. You can retrieve all three credit reports free of charge once a year at AnnualCreditReport.com.
If you don't meet the cutoffs, both Credit Karma and MyFico offer suggestions on how to improve your scores.
Refinancing may still make sense even if a weak score or other issues mean you have to pay extra points or a somewhat higher rate. Total up the points and other costs of your new loan, including closing costs, and divide it by your monthly mortgage savings. If you can recover your costs in two or three years -- and you plan to stay in your home longer than that -- you can save a lot of money over time.
Before you second that. If you have a second mortgage on the property or a home-equity credit line, you'll have one more hurdle. Some second lenders are refusing to stay in second place when you try to refinance your first mortgage. In that case, your options are to roll the two loans together, if you have enough equity; pay off your second loan; or find a new second lender who will allow you to refinance the first loan.
The condo hurdle. If you live in a condo or co-op, your building will also have to meet more-rigorous guidelines. Ms. Cohn of Manhattan Mortgage says lenders are tightening up on how much insurance a building must have, its occupancy rate and how much space in the building can be used for commercial purposes. She says she now makes sure buildings will be approved before moving forward with an application.
Shortening your loan. If your current loan is less than three or four years old, it may make sense to start over with a new 30-year mortgage. But otherwise, try to avoid going backward. If you last refinanced in the 2003 boom, for example, go for a 15-year or 20-year mortgage to cut your future interest payments and pay off your home quicker.
Whether to refinance an adjustable-rate loan that is currently fairly cheap depends almost entirely on how long you plan to own the home. If you think you will still be there in three to five years, when interest rates may be substantially higher, it may make a lot of sense to lock in at low rates now. Many brokers and lenders expect rates to stay low at least until the fall, but they also expect rates to jump quickly once they move up.
Finally, you should be able to lock in a current rate without an additional charge. But since the loan process may last longer than your 60-day rate guarantee, you may want to wait until closing is in sight to lock in.
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Gilling Abbey was a medieval Anglo-Saxon monastery established in Yorkshire.
It was founded at Gilling in what is currently Yorkshire[1] by Queen Eanflæd, the wife of King Oswiu of Northumbria, who persuaded her husband to found it at the site where Oswiu had killed a rival and kinsman, King Oswine of Deira.[2] Oswine died around 651 or 652. Eanflæd forced her husband to found the monastery in order to atone for Oswine's death, since Eanflæd was Oswine's second cousin.[3] Under the laws of the time, the only way Eanflæd could take revenge for her cousin's death was to kill her husband or accept a substantial gift known as a weregild. The abbey was built on that weregild.[4] Eanflæd also requested that the first abbot be a kinsman of Oswine.[5] By founding the monastery shortly after Oswine's death,[6] Oswiu and Eanflæd avoided the creation of a feud.[7]
The monastery promoted Oswine as a saint, one of a number of murdered Anglo-Saxon kings that were considered saints.[8]
The first abbot of the monastery was a relative of Oswine's named Trumhere.[2] The second abbot was Cynefrith, who later left the abbey and went to Ireland.[9] Another early abbot was Trumbert, who either became Bishop of Hexham after being abbot,[10] or was abbot after being deposed as bishop.[11] Gilling may be identical with the monastery of Ingetlingum, which had close ties to the monastery at Ripon, which was held by Wilfrid.[12] Gilling became depopulated from the plague,[13] sometime before 669.[14] Because of this, one of the monks there, Ceolfrith, brother of Cynefrith, went to Ripon.[9] Ceolfrith later went to Wearmouth-Jarrow, where he became abbot.[13] It is unknown whether the depopulation of the monastery from the plague meant the end of the religious community at Gilling, or if it continued to exist after that.[15]
The abbey's location has traditionally held to have been in or near Gilling West, Yorkshire. An alternative location of Gilling East, Yorkshire has been proposed by historians Richard Morris and Ian Wood.[16]
- ^ Blair Church in Anglo-Saxon Society p. 187 footnote 20
- ^ a b Kirby "Northumbria" Saint Wilfrid at Hexham p. 19
- ^ Kirby Earliest English Kings p. 78
- ^ Yorke Kings and Kingdoms p. 80
- ^ Yorke Conversion of Britain p. 230
- ^ Mayr-Harting Coming of Christianity p. 106
- ^ Yorke Conversion of Britain p. 234
- ^ Yorke Conversion of Britain p. 193
- ^ a b Blair World of Bede p. 101
- ^ Kirby "Northumbira" Saint Wilfrid at Hexham p. 23
- ^ Kirby Earliest English Kings p. 91
- ^ Roper "Wilfrid's Landholdings" Saint Wilfrid at Hexham p. 61
- ^ a b Blair World of Bede pp. 162–163
- ^ Mayr-Harting Coming of Christiantiy p. 166
- ^ Pickles "Locating Ingetlingum and Suthgedling" Northern History p. 316
- ^ Pickles "Locating Ingetlingum and Suthgedling" Northern History pp. 313-314
- Blair, John P. (2005). The Church in Anglo-Saxon Society. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-921117-5.
- Blair, Peter Hunter (1990). The World of Bede (Reprint of 1970 ed.). Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-39819-3.
- Kirby, D. P. (2000). The Earliest English Kings. New York: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-24211-8.
- Kiby, D. P. (1974). "Northumbria in the Time of Wilfrid". In Kirby, D. P. Saint Wilfrid at Hexham. Newcastle upon Tyne, UK: Oriel Press. pp. 1–34. ISBN 0-85362-155-1.
- Mayr-Harting, Henry (1991). The Coming of Christianity to Anglo-Saxon England. University Park, PA: Pennsylvania State University Press. ISBN 0-271-00769-9.
- Pickles, Thomas (September 2009). "Locating Ingetlingum and Suthgedling: Gilling West and Gilling East". Northern History XLVI (2): 313–325. doi:10.1179/174587009X452369.
- Roper, Michael (1974). "Wilfrid's Landholdings in Northumbria". In Kirby, D. P. Saint Wilfrid at Hexham. Newcastle upon Tyne, UK: Oriel Press. pp. 61–79. ISBN 0-85362-155-1.
- Yorke, Barbara (2006). The Conversion of Britain: Religion, Politics and Society in Britain c. 600–800. London: Pearson/Longman. ISBN 0-582-77292-3.
- Yorke, Barbara (1997). Kings and Kingdoms of Early Anglo-Saxon England. New York: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-16639-X.


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don't fret, stock is going back to $25, this is way overbought, seen this over and over, used to get caught buying the up moves, now I short them in the afternoon when all the hype is out.ZUMZ is worth 15x 2012E EPS of $1.28 = $19-$20, add in $4/share cash = $24
Report and outlook were not spectacular. It will go back down to $23 in a few days. Now that the market is red, it will go down faster. Longs should take profit like Cramer says!


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Sarah Jessica Parker was caught on yet another school run. This time dropping off her twin daughter in New York. She wore a pair of the Current/Elliott Multi Zip Stiletto in Eggplant Corduroy. Sarah Jessica seems to favor this style. She was also spotted wearing them in their camo print not too long ago.
I wonder if we will be seeing her in the other washes of this style? There is quite an array for them. They also have the Rebel and an exclusive leather pair for Net-A-Porter. Seeing her in the latter pair would be amazing. Though, I am sure she will wear them for an event and not for a casual outing. Then again it is Sarah Jessica Parker, so we will never know. You can click here to purchase these pants at Shopbop for $255.
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Sarah wore a pair of MiH The Ellsworth Jeans in Teal Cord with some boots, an Alternative Apparel sweater and a long cardigan for the day. I've noticed that she tends to have a really large cuff in her jeans a lot. I'm wondering if Sarah prefers to do this to having them hemmed? I guess it's easier. I usually tuck mine inside though instead of having the cuff visible. Buy these jeans online at MiH-Jeans.com.
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Sarah wore a pair of Closed Marlow jeans with some flats and a belted leather jacket for the day. I have the Marlow cut, which is a boyfriend skinny jean, but I think I like the way they fit Sarah more than they fit me. You can read my review on these jeans here.
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Sarah wore a pair of Closed Denim Cropped Biker Cords in Purple with a lilac top, grey structured jacket and grey heels. I absolutely adore this look on her! Everything is tailored and cut so well. The jacket and heels give the element of class while the t-shirt and cord fabric tone that vibe down. Everything counteracts each other to create a great day time outfit. I love it!
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What is required to reset any internal LUT tables on a graphics card? The card in question is an NVIDIA 540M with Optimus.
After a very bizarre color mixup on a brand-new Dell XPS 15 L502X (while attempting to calibrate the B+RGLED display), I decided to simply do a factory restore as the quickest method of starting over. It had only been out of the box a few hours anyway.
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I want to create a sidescroller game for Android but it seems stupid to reinvent the wheel and since there are a lot of android sidescroller games already out I though that there must be some sort of template or something so I can get started quicker, so I can keep developing from there.
There is Replica Island by Chris Pruett. The game is open-source, and his blog takes you through the entire development as he works on the game, and solved issues that pop up. Definitely worth the read.


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They have free-agency. They don't pay rent if they don't want to. Respect and trust is earned.
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Precisely. If I am destitute, receiving from other people doesn't help me, it only prolongs my living through poverty, whether people do it of their kindness or the government compels them to (though at least in the former case, they can do so willingly and enjoy the blessings, without fear for their property rights).
If you look at the welfare program of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, direct and tangible aid is coupled with a spirit of self-reliance and, when possible, opportunities to work for one's gains and learn important skills from labor to filling out a resumé. The aid they are given is provided by the Church membership, entirely of their own volition and by their own chosen degree.
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Students lined up for THON merchandise Feb. 6 in the HUB-Robeson Center at Penn State University Park. With the IFC/Panhellenic Dance Marathon fast approaching on Feb. 15, students stocked up on apparel, with the most popular items of the one-day sale being tank tops and crewneck sweatshirts. Merchandise is available online at store.thon.psu.edu and will also be sold during the 46-hour dance marathon. Proceeds benefit the Four Diamonds Fund.
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Brocklebank building in South Dunedin yesterday.
The 100-year-old building was demolished in September this
year, after a protracted battle by the Brocklebank family to
get resource consent to demolish it and rebuild, including a
three-month wait for an archaeologist's report.
The council ordered the building's four tenants to vacate the
building immediately after painters discovered cracks in the
building on the corner of King Edward St and Carey Ave last
The building housed four businesses - Fine Art Mounting,
Dinkum Donuts, Feedback burger bar and Brocklebanks Dry
Cleaners. Brocklebanks Dry Cleaners has continued operating
from the rear of the building. Brocklebanks Dry Cleaners
owner Roger Brocklebank was delighted with the progress.
''It's all starting to take shape and it's looking good.
''It's great that it's taking less time to put up than it
took to pull down the old one.''
Mr Brocklebank said the family had had a more than 60-year
association with the building.
It was hoped construction would be completed as early as the
end of January.
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Has nuclear energy's moment arrived?
The Journal Report
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There's no question: As memories of Three Mile Island and Chernobyl fade, and as fears of global warming rise, nuclear doesn't look nearly as menacing as it once did. It seems the specter of a climate catastrophe tends to put other fears into perspective.
But that doesn't mean those fears have gone away.
So it seems the right time to take a closer look at the primary concerns and ask: What's being done to address them? That's what Rebecca Smith does in her cover story this issue. Rebecca describes (in language you don't have to be a nuclear scientist to understand) how the latest designs—and plans still on the drawing board—take aim at the three traditional monkeys on nuclear power's back: safety, cost and waste.
Fewer parts, for instance, mean fewer things can go wrong. Smaller reactors can be less costly to build and operate. Reactors that turn spent fuel into usable fuel can reduce waste that must be stored.
Will these eliminate all the concerns? Don't bet on it. But will they go far enough to make this nuclear's moment? Let the conversation begin.
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Twitter opens MySQL migration tool
'Crane' allows MySQL data integration in Hadoop.
At last week's Hadoop Summit, Twitter Analytics Lead Kevin Weil announced that it would open source Crane, its data migration tool used to move MySQL data into Hadoop.
Hadoop is used by Twitter to examine collected analytics as well as data crunching for live tools such as name search. Weil said that Twitter uses Scribe to log data into Hadoop and Crane to manage tabular data.
Crane moves MySQL data to the Hadoop filesystem (HDFS), Hbase, another Hadoop-compatible database, Flock, Google Analytics, or Facebook Insights.
Twitter opens MySQL migration tool'Crane' allows MySQL data integration in Hadoop. Should you think that the title of this post is useful, odds are you are considering about using Linux as your primary or even just an alternative Os when you're just sick of your old system. However many think that Linux is too complicated that it appeals only to geeks, Linux-magazine.com can prove that this great operating system is actually for everyone. It is often fascinating to read about Twitter opens MySQL migration tool.
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HARRISBURG Ś Voters in a Philadelphia ward were instructed by some Democratic committee members to refuse to show their identification before voting in TuesdayÆs primary, according to a nonprofit.
PA Independent obtained a copy of the letter from The Committee of Seventy, a nonprofit that works to ensure open and fair elections in Philadelphia. The group called the letter ōirresponsible and troubling.ö
ōWe advise you to decline to present a photo ID for this election if requested,ö reads a part of the letter, which also informs voters about candidates endorsed by the local Democratic committee.
Poll workers distributed the letters to voters in the cityÆs 5th Ward, which is in center city Philadelphia.
Under PennsylvaniaÆs newly passed voter ID law, poll workers are supposed to ask voters for identification during TuesdayÆs primary as a way to inform voters about the new requirement, which takes effect for NovemberÆs general election. Other types of photo IDs are acceptable, as long as they contain the voterÆs name and an expiration date.
Democrats nearly unanimously opposed the new law that the Republican-controlled state government passed last month.
Steve Kaplan, an attorney and staffer for the Philadelphia Democratic City Committee, said there was no citywide effort to instruct voters to decline to show their identification.
ōI donÆt know anything about it, and I havenÆt heard anyone complain,ö Kaplan said. ōItÆs not coming from us.ö
Zack Stalberg, president and CEO of The Committee of Seventy, said the effort was more than a few rogue poll workers distributing the letter.
ōFrom what we have gathered, they were acting on the instructions of the ward leader,ö Stalberg said.
Attempts to contact the 5th Ward leaders were unsuccessful Tuesday.
Although declining to show identification will not affect a voterÆs ability to cast a ballot in the primary, telling voters to decline to present an ID on Tuesday makes it difficult to evaluate the ōdry runö to determine how many voters do not have an acceptable photo ID for the fall, Stalberg said.
Kaplan said the actions of a few poll workers would not skew the impact of the new law on voters in the city.
The Committee of Seventy also reported that some poll workers were confused by the new law and were not asking voters to show their ID.
Voters also are concerned about making sure they have the right kind of identification, Stalberg said.
ōThere has been a steady flow of calls about it this week, in addition to the typical calls about where to find polling places,ö he said.
He said the group believes the voter ID requirement is a significant issue, particularly for older voters, low-income voters and students, and officials will be educating voters on the new law through the general election in November.
In an official statement, The Committee of Seventy said the ward leader and committee members are allowed to express their opinion about the law, but should have done so differently.
ōA better message, in SeventyÆs view, would have been to advise voters that, even if they donÆt like the law and hope that it will be struck down by the court, they should make sure to have an acceptable photo ID to vote in the fall Ś and to give them information on how to get a photo ID if they donÆt have one,ö the group said.


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"Funniest Wins" has been on the search for the funniest person around. We, initially, misread the title and thought it would be some sort of clip show offering up a series of the funniest ways in which people have won a contest (sporting or otherwise), but that's not it at all. Nope, Marlon Wayans and company have been putting comedians through the ringer to find out which of the finalists is the best. Tonight, we ought to get a winner because tonight is the season finale.


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Erik Sviatchenko's absence adds to Celtic woes, plus the rest of the Scottish football news.BBC Sport » 46m
Erik Sviatchenko's absence adds to Celtic woes, plus the rest of the Scottish football news.BBC Sport » 46m
Celtic are linked with Patrick Bamford and Paddy McNair with Olympiakos said to be considering a bid for Efe Ambrose.BBC Sport » 3h
A series of public consultations on Aberdeen FC's proposals for a new stadium on the outskirts of the city are getting under way.BBC Sport » 10h
Dundee kid Cammy Kerr last night warned his team-mates to steel themselves for their trip to "horrible" Balmoor.Scotsman.com » 10h
Dunfermline midfielder Nat Wedderburn has more than one reason to try to make a point against Inverness Caley Thistle this evening.Scotsman.com » 10h
Kolo Toure believes he can become an "Invincible" for the second time in his career and help Celtic win their sixth consecutive domestic title by remaining undefeated this season.Scotsman.com » 10h
KOLO Toure will be up against a familiar face in Luis Suarez when he makes his Celtic debut in Dublin this weekend.Daily Express » 11h
Barcelona's players were put through their paces at England's St George's Park training base on Monday as they began preparations for their opening pre-season friendly against Celtic on Saturday.SkySports.com » 13h
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For the material, at best, is only temporal, or temporary, while that which may be builded from spiritual desire, spiritual purposes, is eternal.
Edgar Cayce
Contributed by: Dave
In materiality we find some advance faster, some grow stronger, some become weaklings. Until there is redemption through the acceptance of the law (or love of God, as manifested through the Channel or the Way), there can be little or no development in a material or spiritual plane. But all must pass under the rod, even as He--who entered into materiality.
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House passes landmark health-care bill with one GOP vote — 7 fewer than climate bill. Conservatives still channel Groucho Marx, Whatever it is, Im against it.
In the first 40 minutes of Saturday's debate on the landmark bill, representatives from the minority party objected — or threatened to object — no fewer than 75 times, throwing in 35 "parliamentary inquiries" for good measure. The debate was delayed by nearly 90 minutes.
Anybody who wondered whether more active involvement by President Obama in the climate bill process — lots of town hall meeetings, big speeches, more direct lobbying of members — would have led to a better outcome now has their answer. No.
After all of the administration's effort — "hours after President Obama exhorted Democratic lawmakers to "answer the call of history" — Democrats passed the health care reform bill 220-215 with 39 defections. Precisely one Republican voted for it, Rep. Anh "Joseph" Cao, who represents a heavily Democratic district in Louisiana. So the score in the House is 0 votes for the stimulus, 1 for health care reform and a whopping 8 for the climate and clean energy bill, which actually ended up with one less vote overall – see The U.S. House of Representatives approves landmark (bipartisan!) climate bill, 219 – 212. Waxman-Markey would complete America's transition to a clean energy economy, which started with the stimulus bill.
We've recently seen every Senate Republican support a trumped-up effort to boycott and obstruct the clean energy bill (see "The GOP's phony excuse for delaying the climate and clean energy bill"). The WashPost's Dana Milbank has an excellent piece on the GOP's essential (Groucho) Marxist nature over the health care bill, "The object of their objections":
At long last House Democrats passed their health-care legislation Saturday night. The Republicans objected. Often.
The debate was only a few minutes old when Rep. Lois Capps (D-Calif.) rose to speak. "I ask unanimous consent — "
"I object!" shouted Rep. Tom Price (R-Ga.), the leader of House conservatives.
" — to revise and extend — " Capps continued.
"I object! I object!" Price hollered.
Capps tried again. "I ask unanimous consent to revise my — "
"I object!"
" — remarks — "
"I object! I object! I object! I object!"
The presiding officer pointed out that Capps had not said anything that could be objected to.
Capps started over. "I ask unanimous consent to revise my remarks — "
"I object!" cried Price, sounding like Ned Flanders on "The Simpsons." "I object! I object! I object! I object!"
" — care denied because of a preexisting condition — "
"I object! I object! I object!"
In the first 40 minutes of Saturday's debate on the landmark bill, representatives from the minority party objected — or threatened to object — no fewer than 75 times, throwing in 35 "parliamentary inquiries" for good measure. The debate was delayed by nearly 90 minutes.
Ned Flanders may be the modern analogue, but it's pure Groucho Marx in Horsefeathers "" though more Groucho than Marx brother, I'm afraid:
I don't know what they have to say,
It makes no difference anyway,
Whatever it is, I'm against it.
No matter what it is or who commenced it,
I'm against it.
Your proposition may be good,
But let's have one thing understood,
Whatever it is, I'm against it.
And even when you've changed it or condensed it,
I'm against it.
I'm opposed to it,
On general principle, I'm opposed to it"¦.
It is a certainly a consistent philosophy, if ultimately self-destructive.
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- Honey, I shrunk the GOP, Part 2: Opposing clean energy hurts GOP "" Mellman
- Honey, I shrunk the GOP, Part 3: RNC Chair Steele withdraws support for Rep. Kirk over his vote on climate and clean energy bill
- Honey, I shrunk the GOP, Part 4: Moderate GOP candidate yields to angry conservative. Gingrich says if this keeps up, "we'll make Pelosi speaker for life and guarantee Obama's re-election."
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Given the very physical realities of an evolving climate change challenge and the fact that people do get ill and need coverage that can't be withdrawn to meet corporate profit needs, it seems likely that over time the vast majority of Americans –far more than have already bought into these energy and health changes — will soon make the reforms their own. And thus in retrospect the republicans will have added an albatross around their electoral reputation they may never over come.
Okay, Obama, you've tried. We've tried. Now we need to move forward in all positive directions and the Republican-conservative-denier-delayer-resister-objecter-anti-science-pro-selfishness-flat-earth-spoiled-child-whiner-and-rattler-throwing minority (look at the tea bagging town meeting shouters – is there a single minority among them?) can either be dragged into the 21st – or even the 20th – Century, or they can be left behind. More of these people have had more say in more things adversely affecting the lives of more people, past, present and future than any other group of people in human history. Now is the time for their pie-holes to up and shut.
I have only heard the political term "aginners" used once, probably because it is impolite. The term often refers to rural, poor, ill-educated, and yes, Appalachian (or southern) voters who are "agin" any proposition, especially if it costs something. Aginners often oppose any expert opinion.
The philosophy is indeed pure Groucho Marxist: "whatever it is, I'm against it." It has a long, sad political history that congressional Republicans are now bringing to full flower.
To say they are acting like 4-year-olds is an insult to 4-year-olds.
This anti-government behavior begins to sound like anarchy.
I haven't had a chance to read the full post (sorry), but based on what I've read, I just wanted to chip in one thought.
I DO think that Obama should get much more active on the climate front, and I do think it will help, a lot. Indeed, I think it's necessary. Indeed, I'm "praying" for it!
First of all, the climate situation is unlike the health care situation in a number of ways. Although all sorts of things are involved (to different degrees) in both matters, many of the disagreements of different sorts are not present in the same mixture.
For example, it is a bit "easier" (in some respects) for a politician to try to "get away with" slowing or derailing the healthcare proposals on some sort of half-baked "ideological" ground, given the way that much of the public lets politicians get away with stuff, than it would be for a politician to actually deny the reality of climate change at this point, or to argue that we shouldn't begin to do big things to address its causes.
But aside from that, even if Obama's efforts don't shift one Republican vote, the degree to which Democrats will support action, and the strength of the actions they'll support, and the degree to which some corporate leaders will become more outspoken in their support, and many other KEY factors, can all be helped, a lot, by Obama's involvement.
He (and his team) can make a BIG difference. And, they aren't doing nearly enough, yet, given the stakes involved.
I still support him, and want him and us to succeed, and greatly admire him, but I feel that he's not doing nearly enough. I'd urge him to do more.
GOP = Grand Obstructionist Party
The House vote is also constructive for looking at what Democrats might be forced to give up, either to Republicans or conservative Dems, to get a bill. I do not believe one can label the Health Care bill just passed "reform" when poor women who may finally get access to insurance will get their access to abortions denied. If the Democrats do not remove the Stupak amendment in the Senate version, they will have the albatross of approving one of the biggest steps backwards for women's rights in modern times. I hope we do not fall prey to equally draconian measures in the climate bill to get something passed.
Good post. Though I doubt Groucho would have joined the GOP for, as he once said, "I wouldn't join any club that would have ME as a member!"
When the Republicans objected to "carbon trading" and instead offered a grand socialist vision based on hundreds of nuclear power plants I thought it was a bit odd — now my suspicions are confirmed — the G.O.P. are Marxists!
The Republican complaint is that the Republican politician's grandchildren won't be able to live off of the dividends from the health insurance stock that the Republicans will now have a hard time dumping. How did the Republicans get so much of that stock in the first place?
good video. the post were pretty good too.


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Blackburn May Try to Re-Sign Roque Santa Cruz From City: Roundup
The following is a roundup of soccer stories from U.K. newspapers, with clickable links to the Web.
Santa's Return?
Blackburn Rovers may bid 4 million pounds ($6.3 million) to bring striker Roque Santa Cruz back to Ewood Park, the Sun reported.
The Paraguayan has had a "miserable" time at Manchester City since a 17 million-pound move last year, the paper added.
Rovers manager Sam Allardyce has money to spend on a striker after his club was taken over by poultry company Venky's (India) Ltd. Santa Cruz is "way down" the pecking order at Eastlands, the Sun said.
Cole on Warpath
West Ham striker Carlton Cole questioned the tactics used by manager Avram Grant in the 3-0 loss at Liverpool last weekend, the Daily Mail said.
"In the first 10 minutes we had lost the game, psychologically anyway," Cole was cited as saying. "That was diabolical, we didn't even turn up for this game."
Cole said he was isolated up front, without support,
"I think I had just one cross, apart from that I had nothing and as a striker that's starvation, that's famine," he said. "What am I supposed to work on?"
West Ham confirmed the appointment of Wally Downes as assistant manager after the departure of Zeljko Petrovic, the Mail added.
Wilkins Bust-Up
Former Chelsea assistant manager Ray Wilkins was sacked two weeks after a bust-up with Chief Executive Officer Ron Gourlay, the Daily Express reported.
They had a "blazing row" after Gourlay criticized the management team's use of substitutes, the newspaper said.
The Express added that Wilkins and billionaire owner Roman Abramovich argued during the offseason. The coach's worsening relationship with the club's hierarchy may have played a part in his surprise exit two weeks ago, according to the newspaper.
Sturridge on Move?
Swansea manager Brendan Rodgers may try to sign Chelsea striker Daniel Sturridge in the January transfer window, the Daily Mirror reported.
Chelsea rejected an initial loan request from Rodgers, who used to be a reserve and youth team coach at Stamford Bridge, but a temporary move could be lined up, the paper added.
Cesc Fitness Battle
Cesc Fabregas faces a battle to be fit for Arsenal's match at Manchester United on Dec. 13, the Sun reported.
The Gunners' captain suffered another hamstring problem during the 2-0 loss at Braga two days ago and has been told he may be out three weeks.


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National Distribution
Origin: Exotic
Regularity: Regularly occurring
Currently: Present
Confidence: Confident
Type of Residency: Year-round
Molecular Biology and Genetics
Molecular Biology
Statistics of barcoding coverage: Broscus cephalotes
Public Records: 0
Specimens with Barcodes: 18
Species With Barcodes: 1
Conservation Status
National NatureServe Conservation Status
Rounded National Status Rank: NNA - Not Applicable
NatureServe Conservation Status
Rounded Global Status Rank: GNR - Not Yet Ranked
Broscus cephalotes
Broscus cephalotes is a species of nocturnal, coastal ground beetle found throughout most of Europe. Its habitat in Europe spans from western Europe into western Siberia.[1] The species was introduced recently (circa 1975) in the eastern areas of Canada.[2] The beetle has since spread farther south and west into the United States. The Carabidae family, of which Broscus cephalotes is a part, is generally considered as a family that is beneficial to humans due to their predatory habits. Their varied diet often includes crop pests and other small organisms.[2]
Broscus cephalotes has a dull black coloration, without any metallic hue that is common in many beetles, and it can be quite large, anywhere from 16 to 23 mm.[1] The morphology of the beetle is generally the same as the morphology for other beetles in its family. As ground beetles that are often found in smaller spaces (e.g. crevices under stones or under bark), the B. cephalotes has a narrower width than others in its family and is less thick.[3] This is a flightless beetle. The shape of the body and presence or absence of the ability of flight can provide an idea of the food consumed by the beetle, but this is not conclusive and requires further study before any reliable predictions can be made.[3] The mouthparts are a more reliable indicator of the type of food consumed by the beetle, though the best method of determining the diet of a beetle is gut dissection.[3] The asymmetric mouthpart mandibles of the B. cephalotes are blunt and long; the length is almost double their width.[4] The mandibles are curved to a rounded point at the end.[3] The left mandible is slightly larger than the right mandible, both in width and in length, though the difference in length is much more noticeable.[3] These mandibles are multi-purpose tools. The beetle uses them to create and maintain the subterranean tunnels in which they spend most of their lives.[4] The opened mandibles can act as shovels or pull the dirt and debris from the walls of already dug tunnel.[4] The dirt and debris are deposited outside the burrow.[4] Additionally, the mandibles can act as shovels in the loose sand of the beetles' coastal environment.[4] The more obvious use of the mandibles is in feeding, as discussed below.
Broscus cephalotes are primarily carnivorous beetles; however they will consume a wide variety of food. They are generalists, and the adults do not discriminate much in what they consume.[5] A recent study showed that B. cephalotes, in laboratory conditions, will attack everything that runs across the opening of its burrow, though they preferred to attack and eat woodlice and ants.[6] Some of what has been found in various beetles' digestive tract include: plant material, various types of ants, Lycosidae, Aphididae, Lepidopterous larvae, Diptera, Acarina, Bibionidae, Coleoptera, adult Lepidoptera, and Heteroptera.[5] However, there has been no evidence of cannibalism in this species of beetle.[5] The food of the larvae of this family has not been as widely studied because the larvae spend their time in subterranean tunnels and are difficult to identify even when not hidden in the soil. What has been studied of the larvae's diet shows that the larvae are more carnivorous than their adult counterparts and more restricted diet.[7] The limited diet may be due to their subterranean habitat and their small size. Additionally, the larvae of any Carabidae beetle tend to be fluid feeders, regardless of their status as adults.[7]
B. cephalotes has two main ways of detecting prey: tactile cues and olfactory cues. The olfactory cues, however, do not seem to be very specific, as the responses to the cue do not correspond strongly to preference of prey.[7] The beetle, once in possession of its prey, holds the organism with its forelegs and tears off pieces of the organism to consume. The mandibles are used to tear open the cuticular structures of its meal and expose the soft tissue areas within the organism.[5] Fluid is produced in the mouth during feeding that causes the discoloration of flesh and begins the digestive process.[5] This fluid is composed of a variety of enzymes that begin the digestive process before the prey has entered the beetle's digestive tract. Many samples of B. cephalotes were found to have sand in their digestive tract in addition to organisms.[5] Sand in the digestive tract may help the beetle grind up the tougher parts of the prey, although it has not yet been determined if the sand is ingested for this purpose.[5]
Habitat and habits[edit]
B. cephalotes can be found all across temperate western and central Europe, extending into western Siberia.[1] Specimens are usually found in the coastal regions, but can also be found more rarely in inland Europe. It generally can be found in the vegetated dunes on the coast, but prefers the more sparsely vegetated areas.[1]
The first appearance of B. cephalotes in North America was recorded in Nova Scotia in 1978.[8] It seemed as though the species was well established in the area at the time, but still a relatively new arrival. The species is still confined to the eastern seaboard in North America but is much more common in Europe, although still primarily found in the coastal regions.
B. cephalotes are mostly nocturnal, although they have been seen scurrying from one hiding place to another during the day.[4] They hide during the day burrowed under logs and stones in loose, dry sand.[8] They have been known to rest in groups, but no evidence points to that being the norm or anything but a matter of convenience. Their nocturnal lifestyle may be helpful in the acquisition of prey. As the beetles are active during the night, they can more easily capture their prey that is diurnal.[7] An additional advantage of the beetle's nocturnal habit is the decreased amount of predators active while the beetle is active.[7]
Most adults do not live through the winter, but the larvae develop during the winter months and emerge as adults in the spring and summer.[8]
Fighting in the species has been observed under artificial daylight, but the purpose of the fighting has not been determined. Fighting could be over resources like food, or burrows or over mates.[6]
Reproduction and Life Cycle[edit]
B. cephalotes breed in the early autumn, when the temperature is still warm and the air still dry in most of their habitats.[2] The eggs are deposited in deep into the sandy soil of their habitats during late summer and early autumn.[9] The site of egg deposits is determined and prepared by the female beetle.[10] After the eggs are laid there is no parental care; it extends to choosing an appropriate site for the eggs and no further.[10] The eggs hatch and the larvae develop in the subterranean tunnels during the winter and early spring.[9] The larvae spend all their time below the surface, and consequently, are not well studied. Most of the knowledge of larvae is derived from a few studies and is focused on the diet of the larvae. The adult beetles emerge from the subterranean burrows in the late spring and early summer.[9] The latest the beetles emerge in generally in early July.[11] The period of reproduction generally spans from the end of July to mid-September, with the first larvae developing at the end of August.[11] This can lead to some members developing on a one-year schedule and others developing on a two-year schedule.[11] However, most die after their first year of life, only reproducing once. Some specimens have been kept alive in laboratories for much longer.[10]
In many beetles in this family, higher temperatures correlate to long reproductive periods and more eggs laid.[2] Lower temperatures correlate to a shortened reproductive period and fewer eggs produced, despite the presence of an abundance of food.[2] However, laboratory settings may give a skewed view on the reality of these beetles. There have not been any comprehensive field studies regarding the effect of temperature on reproductive success in Carabidae beetles of any type.
Among the predators of B. cephalotes are birds which need these and other invertebrates to create a protein-rich diet for their chicks.[2] Some species of corvid and raptor birds have the Carabidae family compose of a significant amount of the adult diet as well.[2] Farmland birds in particular depend heavily on the presence of the Carabidae family.[2] Small mammals, amphibians and reptiles also prey on the Carabidae family, B. cephalotes included.[2] All European bats are protected, and many of these bats specialize in preying on beetles.[2] Mammals, such as hedgehogs, shrews and mice inhabiting areas far from crops often consume these beetles. The beetles constitute a significant (20%) portion of these mammals' diet in June.[2] This is primarily due to the beetles' life cycle. Most of the beetles, that matured during the winter and spring, emerge in June, live throughout the summer and fall, reproducing in the fall, and dying during the winter. Thus there is a surplus of beetles in June of which most mammals take advantage.[2]
Humans and Broscus cephalotes[edit]
In Britain, there has been a large reduction in the area covered by heath lands over the past 150 years. This reduction has been largely due to human activity; expanding industrial and residential areas have reduced the available and habitable heath land.[12] While the heath lands are not known for diversity in flora, the invertebrate fauna in the region rely on the heath lands for survival.[12] The remaining habitats in Britain are cut through and connected by roadways. There has been concern in the past that roadways disrupt the habitats of B. cephalotes and that the roads lead to the insects surviving but not breeding. However, recent studies show that the sandy roadsides can link habitats and create refuges for the beetles. This leads to greater survival and reproduction in the ground beetle population.[12]
It is in farmers' interests for these beetles to continue surviving and reproducing successfully.[2] B. cephalotes have long had the potential to be useful to farmers. Many of their prey fall under the category of crop pests, such as aphids, slugs and dipteran eggs.[2] This has been recognized at least since the early nineteenth century.[2] However, it is only recently that arable farmers have begun to consider these beetles in their crop rotations.[2] This renewed interest in the role of beetles in crop rotations is due to many factors; some of which are: the decreased value of crops and pressure from environmental groups to decrease the use of pesticides and other farming practices that are detrimental to the environment.[2] Most of the more recently adopted farming practices (e.g. selective insecticides and augmenting non-crop habitat) will affect the population of ground beetles, but not immediately.[2] Pest management effects will not be noticeable until more extensive measures are implemented.[2]
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- ^ a b c d e Ingerson-mahar, Joseph. 2002 "Relating Diet and Morphology in Adult Carabid Beetles." The Agroecology of Carabid Beetles.
- ^ a b c d e f Forsythe, Trevor G. 1982. "Feeding Mechanisms of Certain Ground Beetles" (Coleoptera: Carabidae). The Coleopterists Bulletin.: 36.1: 26-73 The Coleopterists Society.
- ^ a b c d e f g Hengeveld, R. 1980. "Polyphagy, Oligophagy, and Food Specialization in Ground Beetles" Netherlands Journal of Zoology 30(4): 564-584.
- ^ a b Mossakowski D. 2003. "Feeding and fighting behavior in Broscus cephalotes" (L.). Baltic J. Coleopterol. 3 (2):
- ^ a b c d e Toft, Soren and Trine Bilde. 2002. "Carabid Diets and Food Value." The Agroecology of Carabid Beetles.
- ^ a b c Larivière, M.-C. and A. Larochelle 1989. First Records of Broscus cephalotes (Linnaeus) (Coleoptera: Carabidae: Broscini) for North America The Coleopterists Bulletin. 43.1:69-73. The Coleopterists Society.
- ^ a b c Lindroth, Carl. 1985. The Carabidae (Coleoptera) of Fennoscandia and Denmark, Part 1
- ^ a b c Lovei, G. L., and K. D. Sunderland. 1996. "Ecology and Behavior of Ground Beetles (Coleoptera: Carabidae)." Annual Review of Entomology 41.1: 231-56.
- ^ a b c Matalin, Andrey. 2008. "Evolution of biennial life cycles in ground beetles." 'Proceedings of the XIII European Carabidologists Meeting, Blagoevgrad, August 20–24, 2007', pp. 259-284.
- ^ a b c Telfer, Mark G. and Brian C. Eversham. 1996. "Ecology and conservation of heathland Carabidae in eastern England" Ann. Zool. Fennici 33: 133-138.
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Brian Michael Bendis shows off his skills by sticking to smaller scenes that demonstrate each character. Moonstone and Bullseye making a break for it only to be captured with relative ease, Daken killing a soldier and taking his place to escape, and the final scene with Osborn in jail all cap off the 16-issue run of this series well, providing readers with a conclusive image of the characters. Bendis knows these characters and they act accordingly, including Osbornâs issue-ending rant thatâs full of self-delusion and self-pity, and ends with a sinister twist.
But, the two best scenes in this issue involve Steve Rogers and Victoria Hand, and Thor and Phobos, Aresâ son. Victoria Hand has been something of a point of view character in âDark Avengers,â a patriot that genuinely believed that Norman Osborn could make things better, and how Bendis treats her is illuminating of himself as a writer and Steve Rogers as a character. Sheâs not evil, but she has done wrong, so what should be done with her?
Phobos and Thor, meanwhile, share the bond of godhood and Thor presents Alex with his fatherâs helmet and axe. This is a bittersweet follow-up to the issue devoted to Ares and his son from earlier in the series, and gives a final word on the god of war. Bendis keeps the scene short and doesnât go overboard with the dialogue, thankfully, allowing what goes unsaid to carry things.
While Mike Deodato and Rain Beredo do the art of this final issue, itâs some of the pairâs weakest work on the title as Deodatoâs line work looks rushed and less finished than any previous issue with Beredoâs colors at their most overpowering. The colors look like computer graphics, almost CGI-esque, and, paired with the photoreferenced elements of Deodatoâs art, create very ugly, artificial visuals that run counter to Bendisâ writing. It seems counterintuitive that art meant to look as realistic as possible would look the most artificial, but thatâs how it appears here. Those elements were always a part of the book, only much more subdued, never this strong. Osbornâs final rant, especially, suffers as he looks more cartoonish and flat that ever when the speech calls for something more natural and looser.
Everyone knew âDark Avengersâ wouldnât last forever and it goes out strongly with nearly every character getting his or her moment, and Bendis contributing a final goodbye essay to close things out. For fans of the book, this issue is satisfying and the right way to close the book on Norman Osbornâs Avengers.


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The same thing as fuck, but in the U.K they say shag.
Last night was great, i shagged her doggystyle.
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In North-western Ontario Canada it is a fund raising party thrown for a couple about to be married.
Hey Bubbles, did you pick up those tickets to Dave and Lynns shag?
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A word to decline anything embarrassing or something impossible or something that will never happen your friend says to you; Similar to the word psyche or not( as seen in Borat)
Bryan: Hey dude, I heard you slept with Michelle.
Sammy: SHAGS! That will never happen!
Sammy: SHAGS! That will never happen!
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the blackest white man ever seen
how you do'en shags?
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A British slang term for sexual intercourse. Used by people who think the term "making love" is too innocent and "fuck" is too coarse.
I know she was my school teacher, but I still wanted to shag her.
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A Herefordian greeting or term for 'mate'. Can be used for aquaintences and mates alike. Similiar to the Liverpudlian 'La' or Welsh 'Butt'.
Bob: Can you pass me that spanner Bill?
(upon receiving spanner): Cheers, shag.
"Alright shag"
"How goes shag?"
"Have a good holiday, shag?"
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(upon receiving spanner): Cheers, shag.
"Alright shag"
"How goes shag?"
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ANDA UNION (Mongolia) | BALADINO (Germany/Israel) | FEDERSPIEL (Austria) | FÉMINA (Argentina)
HERENCIA DE TIMBIQUÍ (Colombia) | MAYA KAMATY (Réunion Island) | GERMÁN LÓPEZ (Canary Islands)
MOKOOMBA (Zimbabwe) | DONA ONETE (Brazil) | ORKESTA MENDOZA (Mexico/USA)
RAJAB SULEIMAN & KITHARA (Zanzibar) | VÂN-ÁNH VÕ (Vietnam)
And many more to come!
2016 ¡Globalquerque! Poster Art
This year's poster art was created by Arturo Olivas. Visit our merchandise page to enjoy and purchase all the previous festival posters.
Weekly Alibi Best of Burque Winner!
Best Local Music Festival: ¡Globalquerque!
"¡Globalquerque!, an event whose name makes us think of hot air balloons for some reason, is in reality one of our city's premier musical; it's number one on our list this year. Displaying the wide range of musical expression which humans from diverse cultures make as they transcend the normative in order to jam out, ¡Globalquerque! features music from sources as far-ranging as Argentina, Mongolia and Zanzibar. The festival also features demonstrations of traditional dance, theater, crafts-making and cuisine."
Relive past festivals!
Our YouTube channel has lots of videos from past festivals for your enjoyment.
Relive favorite moments from the 2015 festival thanks to the KUNM production team!
© Globalquerque.


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