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February 12th 2013
The Good Intentions are due to appear at the Country 2 Country Fringe Festival at the O2 Arena, London, on the 16th and 17th of March, 2013. "Country superstars are joining forces for the first time in London to create C2C: Country to Country. Some of the biggest names in the business are heading across the Atlantic for a huge two-day music festival extravaganza at The O2 London in March 2013." This is the first country music festival to be held at the O2.
February 9th 2013
Drumfire records have annouced the release date of The Good Intentions' third album "Travelling Companion". It is scheduled for release on the 22nd April, 2013. More details on the link below.
March 12th 2013
The Good Intentions appeared, at the Country 2 Country festival at the O2 London, last weekend. The guys music features on the C2C video on our 02 page, check this link: TGI 02.
March 2nd 2013
The Good Intentions' "Gone So Long" features as video of the day on Americana UK website.
You can watch the video on our Video and Links page. Link is on the right of this page.
nice balance of upbeat tunes and darker ballads...sumptuous harmonies throughout,
exceptional musicianship, tasteful
arrangements, and the production is
most impressive."
Armin Heurich (WBVR)
"The songs are all well written, I love the
vocal delivery and bluegrass instrumentation,
and the production is superb."
Allan Watkiss (UK Country Radio)
"The Good Intentions have raised the bar for second albums...the authentic instrumentation
and old timey feeling of this CD harkens back
to a simpler time...there is not a bad song on
this CD...Peter Davies deserves to be mentioned
as a songwriter in the same breath as Phil Lee, John Prine and Kevin Welch...hopefully this
CD will give them the exposure they deserve."
Andy Ziehli (Americana Gazette)
January 7th 2013
The Good Intentions appear on a podcast broadcast by the Drumfire Records label (an exciting announcement about TGI and Drumfire will be following soon). The podcast includes a demo for the track Colfax Town. Link for the podcast below.
January 6th 2013
The Good Intentions studio session for Barry Marshall-Everett's House of Mercy back in April has been included in the top 6 Snakepit sessions for 2012.
December 18th 2012
The Good Intentions will be playing at the opening night of a new event in Liverpool at The View Two, Mathew Street. The event is called Acoustic Dustbowl, and Americana UK will be running it twice a month from 11th January 2013. TGI will also be playing later in the month at their second night on the 25th January (venue to be confirmed).
December 13th 2012
The Good Intentions are the featured artists on UK Country Radio this weekend (15th / 16th December). You can hear our songs and an interview which will be played in two parts during Saturday and Sunday between 12.30 and 1.00pm.
December 10th 2012
The Good Intentions interview with Bill Quinn herewith, this is described as the "director's cut". http://overheardproductions.com
December 5th 2012
The Good Intentions have another one of their songs featured on Maverick magazine's latest covermount CD, "Lonely Train".
November 18th 2012
The Good Intentions featured in Australia's Trad and Now magazine, article by Bill Quinn. http://www.tradandnow.com
November 5th 2012
The Good Intentions featured in an interview with Bill Quinn on behalf of Timber and Steel. "Americana from the UK" item, following the broadcast of "56 Up" in Australia. Please follow this link to read our interview. http://timberandsteel.wordpress.com
October 1st 2012
The Good Intentions have one of their songs featured on Maverick magazine's very first covermount CD, "Everybody Loves a Drinking Man".
September 15th 2012
A feature story about The Good Intentions appears in the current edition of R2 Magazine. This excellent printed publication covers many diverse genres of music such as Roots, Singer-Songwriter, Folk, Rock and Blues.
September 11th 2012
The Good Intentions are set for a busy time later this month and during October. September 27th, they play Pontefract, West Yorkshire, at one of the UKCountryRadio.com Live Music nights. Then in early October they join with the touring Southern California singer/songwriter Rick Shea to play Chads Theatre, Manchester on the 3rd of October and then View Two in Mathew Street, Liverpool on the 5th (link to purchase tickets below). Check our Calendar page for other autumn dates.
May 29th 2012
The Good Intentions track "Dark Stranger" has entered the Hotdisc UK/Irish Chart at number 8 this week as well as being number 25 in their main chart. Check out the chart at:
May 18th 2012
The Good Intentions make an appearance on Bob Harris Country, BBC Radio 2, on Thursday night at 7pm. Interview with the legend "Whispering Bob" and playing tracks from "Someone Else's Time."
If you missed this one, check out BBC IPlayer via the link below:
May 16th 2012
Another link from Liverpool Acoustic, we are also on BBC Radio Merseyside, Billy Butler Show, Saturday 19th at around 11am. Listen out for us then!
May 15th 2012
Report on "56 Up" programme in the Guardian.
May 15th 2012
This is a really good article posted after the "56 Up" programme on the 14th May.
May 11th 2012
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May 11th 2012
TGI are featured in the ITV documentary "56 Up" on Monday 14th at 9pm. As some of you will know, Peter featured in this documentary until he was 28, but returns for this programme. Please take
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Accessible staterooms are reserved for guests that have a mobility disability or disability that requires the use of the accessible features that are provided in the stateroom. We require our guest to acknowledge the need for the accessible stateroom by completing a Special Requirements Form. This form will be sent to you once the reservation has been secured and you have notified Carnival Cruise Lines that you or the person you are securing the stateroom for, requires the stateroom.
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Modified Cabins: these cabins are designed for guests who may utilize a wheelchair or similar assistance device (e.g. for distance) (and include features such as grab bars and shower seats in the bathrooms).
Accessible Cabins: these cabins are designed for guest with highly limited or no mobility who utilize wheelchairs or other similar assistive devices (and include features such as turning space; accessible routes throughout the cabin; and accessible bathrooms).
As with all Carnival reservations, staterooms within each category are assigned on a first come, first serve basis. Therefore, it is advisable to reserve an accessible or modified stateroom in advance.
Standard cabins: these cabins have an approximately 22 entry doorway an 8 lip into the cabin bathroom, a 4 lip into the shower stall, and 7 lip to the balcony (if applicable).
Mobility Scooters: Passenger scooters must be stored and batteries recharged in your stateroom. Due to safety considerations, wheelchairs and scooters cannot be stored in the corridors. Furthermore, the Guest Services office cannot store personal scooters, nor be used to recharge batteries. Your personal scooter should be able to fit in a standard stateroom with a 21" entry doorway. If your scooter is larger than 21", you must purchase a modified stateroom or rent a smaller scooter. Segways and other similar vehicles are not permitted on board our vessels.
At certain ports of call, small boats known as "tenders" are used to transport passengers from the ship to shore. Certain tenders may not be accessible to individuals using wheelchairs or mobility scooters, or the status of the tendering process at a particular port under certain weather, sea, swell, current and/or tide conditions may prove difficult for a safe transfer to take place. In each case, it will be the decision of the ship officials to determine, based on their evaluation of safety issues for our guests and crew, whether or not a guest using a wheelchair may board a tender. In order to safely board tenders, guests must be able to take steps and use a collapsible, fold up wheelchair; motorized wheelchairs and mobility scooters cannot be taken on tenders.
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Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Cannes, France
Catalina Island, California
Catalina Island, Dominica
Edinburgh, Scotland
Grand Cayman
Half Moon Cay, Bahamas
Kona, Hawaii
Lahaina, Maui
Moorea, Tahiti
Newport, Rhode Island
Puerto Montt, Chile
Punta Arenas, Chile
Sitka, Alaska
Suva, Fiji Islands
Zihuatanejo/Ixtapa, Mexico
Possible Tender: Dubrovnik Croatia, Katakolon Greece, Ketchikan Alaska.
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If you require the regular use of a wheelchair during the cruise, you would need to bring your own or rent one from a service provider. Please see below for some reputable wheelchair companies:
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WESTPORT — Several members of the 1964 Westport Little League Tournament Team received citations at last weeks Selectmen's meeting commemorating their signal achievement. Fifty years ago this summer a group of 15 boys, all-stars chosen from the four teams of Westport's first official Little League season, defeated all comers and brought home the state championship trophy, coach Tom Hancock said.
"There were teams that were better than Westport in the state Tournament, but we had a lot of heart and we snuck up on a lot of teams and before they knew it we were state champs," Chairman of the Select Board Antone Vieira Jr. said following Mr. Hancock's brief summary of the eight games of tournament play that won the local side that year's championship trophy.
Getting down to business, Selectmen then authorized an additional $250,000 for the town's Title IV septic upgrade program.
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text: So I wanted to make a capelet (see my sig) but I was using only one type of yarn and it isn't fuzzy so the simplicity of the memories capelet made it look, well, boring and bad. So I scanned some free patterns and decided to use this stitch Lacy stitch (http://www.straw.com/cpy/patterns/party-jacket.html) and make what is essentially a rectangle instead of in the round (since I didn't want to be purling every other row on a stitch that was already more intricate than I was used to) and I will sew the edges together with fat ribbon (I've seen this on a couple ponchos and LOVE the idea). Cool idea, right? Well, I dropped a stitch last night and had to frog the whole thing! Okay, so I only had, like, 3 rows, but still. It got me worried about what would happen if I dropped a stitch further along. I mean, I literally had no idea how to pick it up what with the yo, s1,k1, psso pattern. Anyone think they could help me if that happens again? I must say, it was looking pretty and lacy (I am using recycled wool yarn that was originally grey but I have dyed to a soft mauve-ish color. Sounds matronly but that color actually looks pretty good on me). :D


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Post subject: First time mums in November??
My little girl was born on Thursday 27th November and I'm working my way through my first week. Anybody else doing similar? So far I've managed to struggle with positioning in breast feeding (ouch! ) and not leave the house due to traumatic birth and many stitches.
She's doing really well but she's sleeping an awful lot. Does anybody know if I should be waking her up for feeds? I sort of assumed that she would wake up if she's hungry but she's sleeping for 4 to 6 hour blocks at the moment, is that too long to go without a feed? She does feed for a good half hour at a time and come off by herself. I've got the midwife coming on Tuesday so I guess I'll find out if her weight's okay then.
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hey, my baby was born oct 26th but thought i'd answer this anyways... when i was in the hospital with lily-ann another couple left the baby for 7 hours without a feed!!!! nurses said it's a big no no
you should wake the baby up to feed every 4 hours at this stage, as she gets a little older, about a month, you can leave her for up to 5hours before waking her.
my baby wasn't waking at first but now when it reaches 4hours she screams the house down hopefully yours will too soon enough
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I had my baby on the 29th november she was 4days early, my labour started quick and was only 8hrs and i to had LOTS of stitches and major blood loss so i was housebound 4 2wks.
She wakes up every 4hr thru the day but nite time she will go sleep bout 11/12 and not wake up till near 6am. i woke her three times n she woodnt drink her milk n was very groggy so in the nite i leave her 2 sleep until shes ready wen she wen then take all her milk.


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(Almost) undetectable hardware-based rootkits
Fourth-Generation Rootkits
We look at the history of the rootkit, including its newest incarnation, the DR RootKit.
Originally, I intended to write an article about the current state of rootkits and the tools that could be used to detect them. But I ran into a slight problem – the more modern rootkits tend to be really good at avoiding detection. By really good, I mean that you're unlikely to detect them unless you take action, such as a detailed analysis of a system memory dump, for example, comparing the actual kernel image with the expected.
History Lesson
Traditional rootkits were relatively simplistic programs, often running as a standalone daemon providing backdoor access. These were generally easy to detect by looking for a new process or newly installed software, which led attackers to start subverting system binaries. In turn, this led to attackers installing modified system binaries, such as hacked versions of OpenSSH that have a hard-coded administrative username and password to get root-level access. With the advent of tools such as Tripwire and the increasingly common use of package managers that can verify the integrity of installed files, such as RPM and dpkg, these became easy to detect [1].
Kernel-Based Rootkits
Soon attackers realized that more sophisticated hiding and subversion methods were needed to control a system, which led to kernel-based rootkits. By modifying the system call table, an attacker can avoid detection easily because, simply put, they control what you are seeing and how your programs are executing.
Typically attackers use one of two methods to modify the system kernel: either loading a malicious kernel module (e.g., heroin) or patching the in-memory kernel by writing to the special device /dev/kmem (e.g., SucKIT). Because these attacks live in memory only, their disadvantage is that they typically do not survive a reboot.
Difficult as they can be to detect, these rootkits can be found by comparing the current system call table with the expected (i.e., by examining the file System.map). Dumps of system memory can be taken and used to verify that the kernel in memory is correct.
So what are attackers to do? Go deeper, of course.
Hardware-Based Rootkits and the Virtualized OS
Released in 2006 at Black Hat in Vegas, the first publicized hardware-based rootkit was called "Blue Pill" [2]. Modern CPU's from AMD and Intel include a number of features that support virtualization of operating systems. Because they no longer need to modify the operating system to work, these rootkits are harder to detect, so checking your system call table won't work. However, these rootkits do replace the Interrupt Descriptor Table (IDT), which is held within a CPU register (the IDTR) [3].
Because two IDTRs (the real one and the one being presented to the compromised operating system) now exist, the one being presented to the compromised operating system will be at a different memory location than usual. Fortunately, the privileged instruction Store Interrupt Descriptor Table (SIDT) can be run from user space and will reliably return the contents of the IDTR being presented to the operating system (which isn't very helpful because it has been compromised) and, more importantly, the memory location (which won't be in the normal location).
This appears to be a stalemate: The attackers have created new methods to hide rootkits, and the defenders have found ways to detect them.
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For me, most of the time I'm pre-focused and the exposure is set. I literally point and shoot...You do it long enough, it becomes second nature. Forgetting all the sharpness, contrast and tech stuff. A good photographer can get a good photo with ANY camera that works properly. I think we all kinda know that...And of course it works in reverse. We definitely know that!


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Health Insurers Eye Social Networking
Lots of companies are starting to track social-networking tools like Twitter and Facebook to keep an eye on negative comments, put out their own happier spin and interact with consumers.
But in the health-care business, there are some special challenges because of privacy concerns — notably the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, aka HIPAA. Insurers, hospitals and other entities can't say much publicly about what they've done for patients.
Still, health insurers are beginning to dip their toes in the water. WellPoint, for one, is tweeting at http://twitter.com/AnthemHealth.
Aetna VP of Service Operations Shelly Ferensic says the company is "out there monitoring blogs" and tries to connect with members if it feels it can help. There is a Twitterer under the name Aetna, with 122 followers and one tweet (from September, 2008), but he or she doesn't appear to represent the insurer. (There's also an ihateaetna, with 37 followers and zero tweets.)
Humana says it "closely monitors what people are saying about the company in various social media venues, and responds to Humana members if we believe a comment they are making or a concern they are airing requires a direct reply." The HumanaOne and HumanaMedicare Twitter feeds have no tweets so far, though someone called DavidatHumana, who bills himself as an "online enthusiast working at Humana," does weigh in from time to time, most recently to wish happy birthday to the Medicare program.
Insurance Bonus: In my WSJ column this week, I write about people who reach out to their health insurer's CEO when they get fed up.


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Children and chores:
Have you marveled, like me, how some women manage their household let alone with a LOT of kids? For sometime now, I have watched shows like "18 Kids and Counting" with Michelle Duggar and "John & Kate Plus 8" with Kate Goslin and wondered how they do all that they do in a day and not fall apart half way through? Now, I realize that we are only seeing snippets and there are many hands to help, but still, somewhere along the way, one has got to wonder, HOW do they do it? That got me to thinking about my own grandmother who was one of 11 and I think I found some answers there.
I remember when I was little and my grandmother would tell me stories about when she was a little girl and that when she was younger, it was her job, as one of the kids in the middle of the eleven, to make beds – and boy, could she! I think she may have has dome military training along the way because she could make a bed quickly, but also precisely and perfect! However, my grandfather would chime in, when it came to cooking meals shortly after they were married, that was a different story. Now, at that point in my life I found that hard to believe because my grandmother was one of the best cooks I ever knew, but for her, growing up, that was not one of her jobs, instead that job went to an older sister.
So, all of this to say, chores for children is not only a way to teach them responsibility, but to help you as well. What chores are right for you and your family, I am not certain, but in our family, my boys who range in ages from 9 to 4 years, there are a variety of things they do to help. I will list them, and perhaps this will help you.
- They all help to set the table with utensils, plates, sometimes food, and drinks.
- They all help to clear & wipe down the table at the end of the meal.
- Loading and unloading the dishwasher or washing dishes by hand. This can be some time that you and one child get to spend one on one time talking and enjoying each other's company, while getting a job done.
- Sweeping floor after meals – we have a dust buster that my youngest *loves* and so, he usually likes to take this job, though all can do it.
- Making their beds in the mornings after getting up.
- Keeping their room straight: things off the floor and out from under the beds and not shoved in the closets either.
- They all help to collect and sort laundry on laundry days – in addition, they all help in stripping their beds when needed and the older ones help in making their beds as well.
- Once the laundry is done and folded, they are responsible for taking it to their rooms and putting away. For my 4 year old, I usually ask that he just put it on top of his dresser and then I put it away, some things are just easier – though, this will soon change as he gains more responsibility.
- Vacuuming – the older ones can do this as well – though they don't like to as much as the younger one. And yes, I do know that sometimes it is just easier to do it yourself, but that doesn't help the kids in the long run.
- All the kids will help with windows and mirrors that need cleaning.
- Sorting and organizing things seems to be a strength of my eldest, so I try to find as much as I can for him in that department. Everything from reorganizing a kitchen drawer to helping get the play room organized – especially after a big purge.
- My eldest is also responsible for collecting the trash the day before trash day as well as keeping the kitchen trash can empty as needed.
- The younger two help with the recycling: We have three recycle bins in our kitchen, so this is emptied once a week.
- I also have a friend who allows her 9 year old to clean the toilets – rubber gloves included. Don't laugh, but I save that job for me. I do that, usually in the morning, when I am chatting to one of my other girlfriends on the phone – because who doesn't like to be slightly distracted while tackling what I consider one of the most odious jobs in cleaning my house – remember, I live with four men!
Now, for those of you who know me and have been to my house, you know that all is NOT perfect (ever) . I have learned to relax my standards a bit for the greater cause; because there is great joy to be found while listening to my kids tell daddy, very proudly, at the end of the day, that they helped clean the house and did chores. It makes them feel a part of the greater good as well as helping to lay a foundation for the time when (eventually) they fly from the nest and need to live on their own.
I am sure sometime in the not so distant future, my kids will be threatening me with child labor laws, etc, but I will simply reply that "We are a family. We all make messes, but we need to be willing to jump in where and when we are needed to help one another to make things run smoothly." I still wish I could clone myself many days, but once I started sharing the load and understood that it was for their ultimate benefit, my stress level certainly went down and I was able to think of other ways to show my boys how much I love them and I care, verses being the crazy mommy running around with a million things on my to do list! My mother -in -love and I have an agreement that goes like this: Come and see me anytime you wish, but if you want to see my house – make an appointment.


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Del Valle High School in Livermore and Valley High School in Dublin are among 24 continuation schools statewide to be named outstanding in their field.
Both schools have been named 2014 California Model Continuation Schools. The recognition program is a partnership between the state Education Department and the California Continuation Education Association. Evaluation teams visited 25 nominated campuses statewide, eventually designating 24 schools as exemplary. The criteria included excellence in school management, curriculum instruction, educational climate and guidance and counseling. Darrel Avilla, principal at Del Valle High School, shared the credit for the achievement.
"I think first and foremost we have an outstanding staff who care about young people, from secretarial support to teaching staff and counseling groups," he said.
"We also have a very, very supportive district level administration, from the superintendent to the school board. They all understand the importance of continuing education and of being able to provide comprehensive programs for students who don't fit the mold, for whatever reason, of the comprehensive high school."
Del Valle's smaller size -- about 165 students -- makes for a smaller student-to-teacher ratio that helps young people succeed, he added.
"We have an ability to have more connectivity with the student," Avilla said. "And it's also the Del Valle community, which includes staff, parents and community members in general; we're very well supported, and that's why we're successful."
Del Valle and Valley high schools, along with the other recognized campuses, provide students ages 16 and older with an alternative high school diploma program. While some students are behind in their high school credits, others are in need of flexible schedules due to jobs outside school, family needs or other circumstances.
More than 67,000 students attended California's 479 continuation high schools in the 2012-13 school year. Programs
focus on school-to-career education, individualized instructional programs and intensive guidance and counseling. While continuation programs still face some stigma, Avilla said schools like Del Valle are changing people's attitudes toward alternative education.
"I don't believe continuation schools are schools that the 'bad' kids go to," he said. "That is not the culture here. The culture here is a school where students can succeed despite their challenges they've had in the education system.
"We're honored to be recognized and humbled to be part of it," he said of the recognition. "It validates we're doing the right things."


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Their Death waits:The Seniors1) Ronnie Biggs2) George Best3) Charlton Heston4) Ian PaisleyThe Juniors:5) Courtney Love6) Evan Dando7) That junkie from The Libertines8) Viktor Juschenko 9) Jack BaurThe Wild Card:10) Kostas Kenteris And I want to believeIn the madness that calls 'now'
You people are the sickest, sorriest people on the net.It's all deranged.... No control
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I don't know, I think that this is pretty sick.I believe in the power of doubt.
I think people should get bonus points if they correctly guess the cause of death. Oh Santa won't be knockin' on mah door,'Cause he's a big, fat whore!What made me say that?!
The Golden Oldies 1) Dick Clark2) Joan Rivers (surgery complications)3) Mickey Rooney The Rest 4) Keith Richards5) Dick Cheney (bad ticker)6) Rush Limbaugh7) Courtney Love8) Whitney Houston (O.D.)9) Ozzy Osbourne And the wild card pick 10) Lindsay Lohan (starvation)A lot of the more promising ones were already taken, so I swiped a couple. Oh Santa won't be knockin' on mah door,'Cause he's a big, fat whore!What made me say that?!
The Sure Thing1) The Pope2) Gerald Ford3) George H.W. Bush Sad to See Them Go4) Ian McKellen5) Sean Connery6) Johnny CarsonWow! But They Lived Hard...7) Scott Weiland8) Whitney Houston9) Michael Jackson (they won't take him alive)And finally, the Wild Card...10) David Bowie(KIDDING!!! KIDDING!!! Put the pitchforks down!!!)Don't understand me, just love me
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21 points to KM it's a bad idea, to go down to the pier by your self after dark. it's a bad idea, cause they're down on their luck and they've lost touch with their bleeding hearts.
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WOW! spot on and quite a foresight
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23rd Amendment
Bust out your magnifying glass. We're taking an up-close look at 23rd Amendment of the US Constitution.
Quote #1
Passed by Congress: 16 June 1960
Ratified: 29 March 1961
Section 1. The District constituting the seat of Government of the United States shall appoint in such manner as Congress may direct:
A number of electors of President and Vice President equal to the whole number of Senators and Representatives in Congress to which the District would be entitled if it were a State, but in no event more than the least populous State; they shall be in addition to those appointed by the States, but they shall be considered, for the purposes of the election of President and Vice President, to be electors appointed by a State; and they shall meet in the District and perform such duties as provided by the twelfth article of amendment.
Section 2. The Congress shall have power to enforce this article by appropriate legislation.


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Computation, now a mainstream method in theoretical science at LLNL, is essential at the level at which analytically intractable models are explored or complex multiphysics phenomena must be understood quantitatively. As we understand more and more truly basic science, the Laboratory looks to computation to make the vital quantitative connections among disparate phenomena that constitute the foundation of both pure and applied science.
The Laboratory's Multiprogrammatic and Institutional Computing (M&IC) Program brings tailored, cost-effective classified and unclassified computing services to LLNL programs and scientists. The Livermore Computing Center (LC) is primarily funded through the Advanced Simulation and Computing (ASC) and M&IC Programs. Because M&IC represents a broadening of services to multiple programs and to institutional users, such as Laboratory Directed Research and Development (LDRD) researchers, there are two related thrusts:
M&IC works closely with the Stockpile Stewardship Program (SSP) and together have made LLNL a premier institution for computational and simulation science. Such standing is vital to the continued success of LLNL science programs and to the recruitment and retention of top scientists. M&IC constantly works at balancing investments to meet the widespread demand for capacity computing and provide cost-effective capability platforms. In fielding computing platforms and advanced data assessment capabilities, M&IC leverages the investments of the SSP for the mutual benefit of the SSP, other programs, and LLNL.
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Birmingham City Message Board
"I have, myself, full confidence that if all do their duty, if nothing is neglected, and if the best arrangements are made, as they are being made, we shall prove ourselves once again able to defend our goal, to ride out the storm of Klose and Mueller, and to outlive the menace of Lahm, if necessary for years, if necessary alone.
At any rate, that is what we are going to try to do. That is the resolve of Her Majesty's Government-every man of them. That is the will of Parliament and the nation.
The British Empire. North, East, South, West and the Midlands linked together in their cause and in their need, will defend to the death their native soil, aiding each other like good comrades to the utmost of their strength.
Even though large tracts of Europe and many old and famous States have fallen, France, Denmark and Italy have already capitulated, we shall not flag or fail.
We shall go on to the end, we shall fight in South Africa,
we shall fight on the seas and oceans,
we shall fight with growing confidence and growing strength in the air, we shall defend our penalty area, whatever the cost may be,
we shall fight on the beaches,
we shall fight on the landing grounds,
we shall fight in the fields and in the streets,
we shall fight in the hills;
we shall never surrender, and even if, which I do not for a moment believe, this Island or a large part of it were subjugated and starving of power to watch the game, then our Empire beyond the seas, armed and guarded by the England fans, would carry on the struggle, until, in God's good time, the New World, with all its power and might, steps forth to the rescue and the liberation of the old, young, men and women of our fair land. That land known as England"
Winston Churchill.
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We certainly need to start with a young team asap and let them develop over the next 2 years.
Let's look at this horror show, Gerrard and Lampard cannot play in the same team, all England fans know this.
The squad was by far too old and the number of unfit players that were taken is beyond believe, King, Milner.
If an experienced goalkeeper was needed then the only one in form was Robinson, and Joe Hart was the best English keeper to perform with distinction all season. Green's West Ham was in a relegation fight and James's Portsmouth was relegated.
As for cry baby Rooney, he just expected to turn up and got upset when all the England fans vented their dismay at such an inept performance, John Terry was a disruptive influence in the dressing room and should have been given the same treatment as Anelka and sent home.
As for Heskey, well words fail us all, o.k. he can do the donkey work after all he has been playing like one for years but Crouch should have partnered Defoe with J. Cole out wide whipping in the crosses for them.
How Capello can say we played well then I need to see his Psychiatrist or he definitely needs to go to Spec Savers.
The F.A. should rip up Capello's £6 million contract and tell him to go.
Every single player who pulled the England shirt in South Africa were a disgrace to the name of England and showed no respect to the thousands of supporters who paid their way to the games with hard earned cash saved for by going short and gave 100% for these so called elite stars of our premier League who actually got paid for turning up let alone all the revenue from advertisements.
They then had the audacity to cry about being bored and restricted, did they forget that it wasn't a holiday but a job, if the average working person in this country performed his job that badly they would be looking at his/hers P45 come Monday morning.
We should now forget about the European Championships but give Stuart Pearce and his under 21 squad full English status and build from that. The likes of Lampard, Gerard, Terry and the rest of that shower who tried to play have had their chances so get rid and start from scratch with a totally clean broom.
The likes of Hart, Dawson, and Adams are the way forward now.
All we will get is a team of Beckhams and caps for the boys.
As you all probably know I will always look for the positive side to things. My glass is always half-full attitude.....
So here goes.
There you have it.
On the minus side....
Why oh why did Capello rave on about Barry? He was the worst performer (IMO) from the sub standard display we all witnessed against a very average German side.
He was...oh! so slow... and cost us two of the goals. He could not pass side ways or forward with any accuracy and was only able to plod in a backwards motion.
Then the team forgot to pass to Milner, the only player who looked half decent in our last game, to whip in those 'hard to defend' crosses. Capello then decided "hang on a minute" and promptly bought him off for the prolific right winger....Joe Cole.
Then it got worse....bring off Defoe for Heskey because we need goals......? and Heskey is a target man....but....oh bollocks, I've just taken Milner off.
Lets stick with Rooney who either can't or wont run and force Gerrard to stay on the left wing. But hold tight....Gerrard is now helping Johnson in the right back position...! ffs.
Talking of Johnson at right back....whatever!
Lampard, as has been already pointed out, was lost in translation. Forwards? Backwards? Who cares?
To put it in a nutshell....
That was the worst performance I have ever seen by a so called England team. Yes, worse than Algeria.
This has been the worst World Cup campaign I have ever seen from an England side.
What possessed the FA to give Capello (does he look like postman Pat?) a four year contract when we were flattering to deceive for the last 12 months?
We won a very poor group to qualify and could not even remain unbeaten against even poorer opposition than we saw in SA.
We were disjointed against Mexico in the warm up game and very very luck to beat Japan.
In Spain they have over 750 professional coaches employed by their FA not attached to local clubs, who train school kids from the age of Five upwards. In England we have.....none.
To get a grassroots infrastructure in place will take years. In that case, no matter who is the England coach/manager we will win nothing for at least the next twenty years.
I fully back the call to limit the amount of over-seas players to five in a team on the pitch and perhaps eight in a squad.
We really need to start bringing players from normal back-street school through to playing in decent FA formed local school mini leagues, from a young age, where budding, promising players can be picked for trials.
The clubs could then form a dossier on youngsters and watch them develop. They could offer coaching as a matter of course for all teams who apply within their area. I don't mean the level we see now where an academy player will stand in a playground and shout "pass, trap it". I mean real coaching sessions where the sports teacher or parent volunteer are also taught basic training skills.
This is one way forward. I would be happy to hear other suggestions.
We could do with Winston Churchill in midfield, putting his foot on the ball and directing tactics.
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BRISTOL, R.I. -- After celebrating America's birthday for more than two centuries, you might think Bristol's famed Fourth of July parade would be largely immune from modern-day concerns such as federal budget cutbacks and partisan political gridlock.
But that's not what organizers of this year's parade are finding, especially when it comes to the often arbitrary spending cuts mandated by the federal budget agreement known as "sequestration."
"We've definitely seen an impact," said Ray Lavey, vice chairman of Bristol's all-volunteer Fourth of July Committee. "Military personnel, for example, have always had very prominent place in the parade. But this year about a third of our contingent had to drop out because of budget-related spending and travel restrictions. We also lost one of our top musical ensembles -- the United States Army's 'Pershing's Own' band -- which had to drop out because of sequester cutbacks."
Parade-goers can also blame sequestration for another missing attraction: the annual flyover by Air Force jets that traditionally kicks off the parade. Lavey said the flyover would be performed by two small private planes instead.
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According to Lavey, when parade officials learned that the Thunder-birds had been grounded as part of the federal sequestration agreement, they immediately invited the squadron's pilots to walk in the parade.
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The U.S. unemployment rate will continue to improve over the next two years, opening the door for policy makers to begin raising interest rates by as early as late 2012, the head of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank said Tuesday.
While the Fed's stimulus has prevented the U.S. economy from suffering a deeper drop in production and employment, the economy's rebound has gathered enough strength to begin preparing for the complicated process of tightening monetary policy, Minneapolis Fed President Narayana Kocherlakota said.
The central banker – among the Fed's more outspoken anti-inflation hawks — has gone against the mainstream at the Fed before and was a persistent critic of the central bank's decision last year to provide additional stimulus to the economy. He dissented on the Fed's decision to exchange $400 billion of its short-term Treasury securities for longer-dated ones, in a move dubbed "Operation Twist."
"My own belief is that we will need to initiate our somewhat lengthy exit strategy sometime in the next six to nine months or so, and that conditions will warrant raising rates sometime in 2013 or, possibly, late 2012," he is expected to say Tuesday in a speech to the Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation. "The outlook is better than a year ago–and so we should have less accommodation in place."
The Fed's main policy-making body reiterated at its March meeting it expects to keep the funds rate "exceptionally" low at least through late 2014. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke has generally presented a more cautious view of the economy, and in a speech last month highlighted persistent weaknesses.
Kocherlakota, who isn't currently a voting member of the policy setting Federal Open Market Committee, expects the economy to expand between 2.5% and 3% in each of the next two years, and for unemployment to fall to around 7.7% at the end of this year and to around 7% by the end of 2013. He expects inflation to rise above the Fed's 2% target in 2013.
U.S. unemployment fell to 8.2% last month, when the economy added 120,000 jobs, half as many as the previous month and short of analysts' expectations. Fed-funds futures traders see almost no chance for a rate increase in late 2013.
Even as he made the case for tighter monetary policy, Kocherlakota said it was still to soon to begin raising rates immediately.
"The Committee should only begin this exit process if it can be reasonably sure that it won't have to reverse itself in the near term," he said, according to an advanced copy of his remarks provided before his address. "I don't feel that kind of certainty at this stage, and it follows then that it is not yet time to initiate exit, let alone raise rates."
Kocherlakota's statement Tuesday echoed comments he made in March, when he highlighted that U.S. unemployment has improved more quickly than expected, and that he didn't see a need for additional monetary stimulus.


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> All,
> After compiling an updated kernel (2.4.22) with the options I had working
> before, I rebooted and found I couldn't use PPP. The error when
> activating ppp0: error 4. Nothing in the help docs to tell me what that
> means. Can anyone here tell me what error 4 is, or better, point me in
> the right direction?
> Thanks in advance,
> Happy
You probably don't have ppp compiled in or loaded as a module correctly
Have you looked in /var/log/messages to see what the kernel reported
when you to start PPP?


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Actually Jason, your argument based on what Roy has achieved (or not achieved) is valid, and I think something myself and others put forward back before he was given the job. However the counter argument many threw back at me, and others who were still trying to support Rafa, was that Roy is better motivator of players, and is proven to make average players better, so I assumed they felt he'd make good players great, and great players like Torres and Stevie incredible. However I think that is what is currently going up in smoke!
Although I agree with you (if this is the point you're making in your last statement) that bringing yet another manager now, at least until the ownership issue is sorted, is not going to do much to help us. Anyone who's got the tactical ability to get more out of the team is just not going to come IMO, so all that leaves is someone able to motivate, and if Roy the inspiration of Fulham's escape can't do it, who can?
Dalglish maybe an option, but best case he'll be able to settle the ship, but will likely be pushed aside once new owners come in as they won't want someone with that much fan power behind them (same reason Rafa was pushed IMO), but worst case simply because we'd be dealing him such an awful hand, he'll fail, and the reputation of a great servant of our club, and my own childhood hero, will be dragged through the mud for no good cause.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Yes, Dsteer I think you and I are on the same page. The jist of what I'm saying, or speculating is that at the time, Rafa had to be bought out, there wasn't money to be spent to bring in the marquee man we craved, Hodgson's stock soared, probably well above his ceiling, and he was the safest pick, becaues of the uncertainty over the ownership of the club. I was in favor, like so many others of Kenny as one of my top choices, and ahead of Hodgson, but assuming the board thought they had the owners waiting in the wings who would want to bring in their own man with more money, they could never allow Kenny, everyone's hero to be embarassed and sacked within 5-10 games, unless of course he had us 9-1-1 or some ridiculous record like that. So, my suggestion is that Roy was a medium profile manager, who didn't break the bank and wouldn't hurt too many feelings if he had been sacked after 4-5 games. Ultimately they maybe settled for him, a gamble that something bigger was going to happen and it didn't and now we have Roy, who I think despite anyone's like or dislike of him as a manager will agree he's a wonderful motivator, very well spoken, and has shown in the past he can raise the level of his players. But now, those things seem to be what's not needed and almost as if a Rafa-esque type figure, who has tactical skills and more concerned with results than players feelings is what's needed.
There's a fine line between this whole Rafa / Roy debate, and to be quite honest, based on Roy's record, there is none. I wanted Rafa to go, OR to have his future sorted immediately, given money and an ultimatum to produce the goods or get out. We may very well still have Mascherano and Aquilani, plus signed Jovanovic, Wilson and maybe Joe Cole... Meireles wouldn't be in the equasion, and also who knows what money would have been available. Perhaps under my pretense that he was given 1 more year with a little bit of money and the ultimatum, still having Masch Aquaand a fully fit Torres and Gerrard things might be going better? Who's to know or say.
Bottom line is, Roy did a great job in the summer when we were all nervous about Torres and Gerrard etc., and he did exactly what everyone wanted, change the mood, lift the spirits and rejuvenate everything that had gotten stale around the club. He even did very well in Europe early on with almost no senior players and things looked like we were headed for a story book season. Since then, we've brought in players, gotten our world cup players and stars back and the performances have gotten worse, and the shocking thing to me is that besides poulsen for mascherano... maybe konchesky vs insua, we have an improved team with former starters on the bench now, and Roy seems like he's lost the ability to figure out his elbow from his head. Maybe this is all in that story book season we're dreaming of, and a slight blip in the road because it has to be said, Roy isn't making the passes, kicking the shots over the goal, and pulling shirts/raising arms in our own box so he isn't completely to blame. He is to blame for them coming out flat every single week with no sense of strategy, style or tactics, and for the back being a complete dissaray. We all thought that loss at Pompey last year, and a 0-0 draw at Wolves were the worst results ever, but Blackpool has potential to be the worst ever, not counting Northampton. Roy at this point, I think, is overwhelmed by the stars in the team and nervous to just let them loose like at Fulham. I'd be willing to bet anything, if he just set up the 11 best players in proper positions and let them play they'd figure it out, but I think he's so scared of them and bad results he's becoming more negative than Rafa ever was even to the point where we're not negative, we're just lost..
DSTEER...at the time u and others were still advocating extending the tenure of Benitez I was campaigning incessantly for the immediate sacking of Benitez and appointment of King Kenny. Have u noticed how many of the IRWT Brigade are now disillusioned with the appointment of Roy and are already calling for his head and ...surprise surprise...are advocating the job be given to GUESS WHO....YES !!! Right first time...KING KENNY.
Shame u are all so behind the door and hadnt all joined in the campaign to appoint King Kenny our new Boss back when u all KNEW he had indeed asked for the job. But no it was all..... :KK has been out of the game too long and should reaquaint himself with mangement else where first before taking over at Anfield.: Maybe we wouldnt have been in the predicament we find ourselves in right now if theIRWT Brigade hadnt been so shortsighted or should I say BLIND where the issue of KK FOR BOSS was concerned. However feel I have to be patient and see if Roy can turn things arounfd given a chance to implement his ideas out on the training ground though if I have to bet on it would say Roy's tenure is liely to be short lived though personally Im happy to see himor anyone or anything as Boss at our club rather than that cretin Benitez.


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Marcelo Ferreira, a graduate student at Campbellsville University from Brazil, was named the best singer in Kentucky in a preliminary round of a national singing competition March 7.
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M. Enos, Replication for Logic Partitioning (PDF), M.S. Thesis, Northwestern University, Dept. of E.C.E., September, 1996.
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Ranged class best suited for PvE/Dung/Events?
Posted 04 December 2012 - 07:38 PM
So I ask, out of the available classes that have solid Ranged spec's available, which one(s) do best with the above mentioned (Title) criteria?
I've just noticed that the Ranged classes seem to have a good advantage over Melee anything in terms of staying alive, ect.
I want to be useful outside (Solo) of a group too, so as not to have to depend on others to be partied with me, ect.
The Ele sounds fun, and since I got a Mesmer to 80 I thought Ele's can not be any more difficult to play/level.
Thanks in advance to those who can help me out!
Posted 04 December 2012 - 07:51 PM
Eles are fun to play but if you're hit (which you probably will in a dungeon) you'll die fast. I'd play guardian if you like running solo, less stress and near-death moments all the time. (I got 700h+ on ele)
Posted 04 December 2012 - 08:03 PM
Posted 04 December 2012 - 09:56 PM
Odokuro, on 04 December 2012 - 08:03 PM, said:
Anyway, for the ranged classes, just take your pick. Nobody knows how good you will be at playing a specific class, hence nobody can tell you what the "best" class for something is. For example you say that your Warrior is bad at melee even when speccing vit/tough in the simplest of dungeons... Surprising, considering I run my Warrior with melee through all dungeon explorable paths, only using ranged as a backup and when melee is just not an option due to mechanics.
Posted 04 December 2012 - 10:03 PM
Posted 05 December 2012 - 12:45 AM
Having dabbled with all the classes, I personally find the warrior to be the best-suited for my own play style to handle all PvE content (general PvE, events, dungeons, etc). However, what works best for you is not necessarily something anyone else can answer since it's going to hinge heavily on how you play the class.
Posted 05 December 2012 - 03:29 AM
- Multiple long range weapons
- multiple pets to fill diff roles(tank for you, dps, heal you)
- Medium armor
- Really good at kiting stuff...
Posted 05 December 2012 - 03:47 AM
Posted 05 December 2012 - 04:42 AM
Elementalists have strong ranged DPS in general so that's probably your best bet. They also burst for massive damage so you can pretty much solo everything just by exploding it before it ever has the chance to even hit you. Otherwise, guardians have extremely high overall ranged DPS with scepter (which works just fine, people who can't hit with the orb/Smite are just bad) and top tier survivability to boot. Your other option for range is Engineer, but you'll have to commit to condition damage if you want to be anything beyond average, so that may not be your cup of tea.
Ironically, ranger isn't actually that good at range. Or melee, for that matter.
Posted 06 December 2012 - 09:25 AM
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Posted 06 December 2012 - 12:50 PM
Its not only about your dps which is generally pretty good on mesmers. Its also about what you bring to a group like time warp, null field, feedback, chaos storm, etc...
Ele's and Engy's seem well liked in AC.
Edited by Kumakichi, 06 December 2012 - 12:57 PM.
Posted 06 December 2012 - 01:08 PM
Odokuro, on 04 December 2012 - 07:38 PM, said:
IMO best thing to do is see what you're good with. What matters it your own opinion. Many said thiefs are 1-shot but people mastered it and now they're invisible to someone. Some said Eles suck but if you master it you can be unbeatable 1vs1. Some said rangers suck but their longbow and gs are amazing if traited right. and so on
Posted 06 December 2012 - 01:43 PM
Now, you won't bring nearly as much to a group as a lot of other classes. You can still get through everything and a good group should always take a ranger if it's controlled by a good player even if they're not the most complimentary profession to the group, but you may miss the utilities that something like a mesmer brings (portals, etc.) and you may miss the damage that the warrior brings.
However, I still think that ranger is the most fun profession in the game. That doesn't seem to be a popular sentiment with a lot of other people right now though, so take that as a grain of salt.
Edited by Kattar, 06 December 2012 - 05:53 PM.
It's cool, just cleaning up
Posted 06 December 2012 - 02:32 PM
Dahk, on 06 December 2012 - 01:43 PM, said:
Yeah I don't see why rangers aren't popular nether. I have so much fun with rangers. Maybe they're not sPvP material because of their lack of survivability utility skills but they work good in pve oriented stuff and amazing in wvw situations.
Posted 06 December 2012 - 02:39 PM
Nabuko Darayon, on 06 December 2012 - 02:32 PM, said:
Edited by Dahk, 06 December 2012 - 02:39 PM.
Posted 06 December 2012 - 04:39 PM
Posted 06 December 2012 - 04:42 PM
Dahk, on 06 December 2012 - 02:39 PM, said:
I don't think it's due to anything they have or haven't done. It's just because the ranger is a bad class overall. They have low DPS and not a whole lot else to make up for it. You'd think the whole "two-in-one" deal would make them inherently good but it honestly really doesn't change a whole lot.
Posted 06 December 2012 - 05:39 PM
Nabuko Darayon, on 06 December 2012 - 01:08 PM, said:
^^ this why I play mesmer. Maybe on surface it does not seem to be but once you a deep playing mesmer its the complicated. And I easily drawn to this. It more about me focus on playing high lvl than it is about a nerf or buff. How they say that?... bring player not a class?
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