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Is it elgible for divi reinvestment? Vanguard says no!
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Hi R******. As of now, there is no DRIP for either LINE or LNCO. Of course, you can instruct your broker to automatically reinvest the dividend, but no official DRIP yet.
that's the problem, they are refusing to do the automatic reinvestment until there is a year of divi history and sufficient trading volume.
Please call Vanguard if you trade there and request they set it up if you hold LNCO with them. They say I am the ONLY one requesting this.
That is one dig on Vanguard. They do not support company re-investment plans.
The crazy thing is they do reinvestment for LINE but not LINCO?


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Inside Tribune Chronicle world headquarters, high atop the second floor, I sit facing a row of windows that look out over the Warren skyline east of the police station.
Through these windows I can see large fluffly objects falling from the gray December sky, like small balls of cotton drifting carelessly in the wind with no direction and no destination.
This is winter in northeastern Ohio and will continue to be until late March. Then, as is usually the case, we will get a stretch of nice warm 50 degree weather just in time for the Indians' season opener when it will snow one more time.
It is a sight that those of us who have lived in northern Ohio for any length of time have become very used to. I have lived in northern Ohio for my entire life, give or take six months, and the approach and duration of winter never comes as much of a surprise.
Knowing this, two weeks ago when it was unseasonably warm in the 60s and the sun was out, my wife told me that she thought it would be a good idea to get up the Christmas lights early so I wouldn't have to do it in the cold and snow.
I laughed at this request, telling her that it was not time to put up Christmas lights and that she was just trying to trick me into putting them up a little earlier this year.
Well, it is now time for me to put up those lights and it is 30 degrees, windy and snowing.
I refuse ... refuse to say that my wife was right.
If I were to tell her that her logical reasoning of the situation made so much sense that I can't believe that I ignored it, she would know that I do realize that she is smarter than me and that I should in fact pay heed to her every now and again.
The truth of it is, if it weren't for my wife I would never put up a Christmas light or a tree or anything that resembled a holiday decoration at any point in the year.
I love Christmas and to be honest, I like all the decorations and festivities that go along with it. I just don't decorate.
In my old apartments and places where I lived before getting married, I was never one to decorate.
Anyway, the question that I have for all this holiday season is, why do we do it?
Why do we climb up on the roof of our houses, something that we would not dream of doing any other time of year, and string up lights?
Why do we have deer made out of thin metal and wrapped with lights in our yards?
And why in the world do we have giant inflatable snowmen, Santas and Homer Simpsons in front of our homes?
I think the first answer is because it is childlike.
As far back as I can remember, my father and mother used to load us up in the family minivan one evening close to Christmas and we would drive around and look at lights.
It became part of the tradition of the holidays, and now that I have a chance to start my own traditions for my family and my son, I can't wait to do the same.
I think it is also a chance for us, and this is mostly for guys, to show everyone in our neighborhood and the surrounding areas that we have the best display in town.
The Jones' have an actual reindeer ''lowing'' in the front yard ... well, then I am getting an actual Santa to sit on my porch with a spotlight on him and a cellist playing ''O Holy Night'' on a loop.
That is an exaggeration, but I think you understand my point.
My house is a canvas for my creativity, a.k.a. my wife's creativity, to take shape.
To me, however, the reason for all the work of decorating and carrying tubs of bulbs and wreaths (and pine cones that smell like cinnamon that will not lose their odor no matter how old they get) is because it is the one time of the year that we can enjoy the wonder of the Christmas season however we want.
I love pulling into the driveway of my house seeing it all lit up and decorated like the houses I used to see as a kid. The house smells of pine and cinnamon and is warmer than at any other time of the year.
Also, it's pretty.
So this weekend I will be on my roof, dressed as warm as I can, setting up a million lights for all that pass by to see.

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Diaz dishes on infidelity
In Cameron Diaz's new comedy, "The Other Woman," the 41-year-old actress plays a woman seeking revenge against her boyfriend after discovering he has a wife and a girlfriend. Tsk, tsk.
In real life, Diaz said, infidelity unfortunately strikes us all. "Everybody has been cheated on, everyone will be cheated on," she told Britain's OK! magazine. "I can't fix that, I don't know how. I don't have any judgment on anybody, and I don't know how to fix the problem."
The blond actress has dated high-profile celebrities including Jared Leto, Justin Timberlake and Alex Rodriguez. And she was rumored to have dated Jude Law, Bradley Cooper and Gerard Butler.
Sure, there's potential room for cheating among the lengthy list. Consider some of the guys' alleged track records.
Diaz continued: "We are human beings, we are complicated -- you cannot go through life without tallying up a few scars, you cannot go through life unscathed, it's just what it is. It's all meant to happen, take your lessons, figure it out, move on."
It's always easier to overcome those tough situations with the support of friends. "I am very fortunate; my friends are incredible, and I am lucky to have a lot of really solid friends -- girlfriends and male friends -- who I can just rely on.
"We are tribal; we need our tribe," Diaz said. "I have a bunch of little tribes all over the world that I pop to for a little bit of time, and then I move on. That's the great thing about being mobile; a lot of my friends have kids and they are stuck, planted in one place, and I kind of get to pop into all the different little tribes around the world and hang out for a little bit."
Infidelity isn't the only thing on Diaz's mind. As the author of the New York Times best-seller "The Body Book," she insists there is no such thing as anti-aging. Diaz got into more detail in an interview for "Oprah Prime" with the talk-show host herself.
"As somebody who just turned 60 ... it really angers me," Winfrey said.
"I know, me too," Diaz said. "I get so mad when I hear commercials on television where they say 'anti-aging.'"
"Like we're supposed to now apologize for being who you are and where you are and what it took you to get here," Winfrey said.
That's the key, according to Diaz. "We don't honor the journey and who we are and how much we have to offer," she said. "It's almost as if we have failed if we don't remain 25 for the rest of our lives."
As if it were a personal failure that at 40 years old, Diaz said, she didn't look like she was half her age.
"Oh, I'm sorry, I apologize, I wasn't able to defy ...," Diaz said, before she and Winfrey finished the sentence in unison, " ... nature!"


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Dennis Hopper Talks Super Mario Bros. the Movie
The Academy Award-nominated actor discusses his 1993 role of King Koopa with Conan O'Brien.
Ever wonder what Dennis Hopper thinks of his role in the universally reviled Super Mario Bros. movie? Fifteen years after the fact, the Academy Award-nominated actor finally spilled his guts on last night's Late Night with Conan O'Brien. When asked if he regretted any of the nearly 150 films he's been involved with, Hopper responded with this anecdote about his son Henry:
"I made a picture called Super Mario Bros., and my six-year-old son at the time -- he's now 18 -- he said, 'Dad, I think you're probably a pretty good actor, but why did you play that terrible guy King Koopa in Super Mario Bros.?' and I said, 'Well Henry, I did that so you could have shoes,' and he said, 'Dad, I don't need shoes that badly.'"
Not exactly a glowing endorsement from the Hopper family, but what would you expect from a movie that's currently sitting at a 6 percent Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes?
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UGh!Posted: Mar 24, 2010 12:00AM PST by EGMforever1989
The Mario movie is so bad its not even watchable.
Street Fighter The movie however i can watch whenever because its so bad its good.
I wouldn't say 'finally'...Posted: Nov 07, 2008 12:00AM PST by tristessa
Funny story. He's been telling that one for years. I heard it on a talk show ages ago (maybe Letterman). I was hoping to dig up a YouTube video. Can't find links that mention exactly when/where but two mentions of it in old forums predating that show do exist.
Oh Gawd No not againPosted: Nov 06, 2008 12:00AM PST by Jonathon_Striker
I did not need to remember that aweful movie. Once again a reason why MOST games should not be made into movies.
HahaPosted: Nov 06, 2008 12:00AM PST by pedantics
Off camera:
CONAN: "Your son was 6 years old fifteen years ago, and he's now 18? Interesting mathematics there. Show your working, Dennis"
HOPPER: "One through nine, no maybes, no supposes, no fractions. What are you going to land on, one quarter, three eighths? BULLSHIT, MAN!"
Pabst Blue Ribbon!Posted: Nov 06, 2008 12:00AM PST by BlazingAero
God, I love that movie.
RE: Untimely_SpewPosted: Nov 06, 2008 12:00AM PST by partridgestorm
Well, "Baby wanna fuck!" certainly rings my pop culture bells.
An who the hell hasn't said "Heinekin? Fuck that shit!" at a bar? I know I have, several times.
what his kid said was script worthyPosted: Nov 06, 2008 12:00AM PST by Shoegaze_Buff
thats hillarious
I don't care what Dennis Hopper says.Posted: Nov 06, 2008 12:00AM PST by tbd81
I still pop the DVD in now and then. Yeah that movie was bad and I shouldn't enjoy it, but I kinda do anyway. The way it tried to cram in as much Mario lore as possible, whether it was accurate or not, was kinda fun. Odd that Peach was conspicuously absent yet Daisy was front-and-center...
Hahaha...Posted: Nov 06, 2008 12:00AM PST by Untimely_Spew
God I love this movie, in an Evil Dead, social-gathering, so-bad-it's-perfect kind of way. Sure, it's barely an adaptation, but on it's own (lack of) merits, it's a damn entertaining movie, and when people ask "Who's Dennis Hopper again?" I usually say "Koopa." And they nod in instant comprehension.
Because "Baby wanna fuck" doesn't ring a lot of bells in pop culture.
The Super Mario Bros. MoviePosted: Nov 06, 2008 12:00AM PST by ChickenHounk911
was HORRIBLE! It is not even a "so bad it's good" kind of movie... John Leguizamo was Luigi, nuff said.
Awesomely Bad MoviePosted: Nov 06, 2008 12:00AM PST by meximike81
Is that a super scope????
LOL, terrible...Posted: Nov 06, 2008 12:00AM PST by BlazingAero
This movie marked the biggest departure from its origin, EVER. Luigi is college-aged, and clean-shaven? They wear hydraulic boots? Koopa's a human, and goombas have enormous bodies and tiny heads? WTF?
The movie should have been animated. Really....
@ TwoJZ - The Super Show was the shit, as was Captain N and all that. Pure nostalgia.
actuallyPosted: Nov 06, 2008 12:00AM PST by JonRON2000
I kinda enjoyed it, not for a mario movie mind you but I like wackiness, and that's all their is. I remember seeing it in theaters before I even played a mario game and it wasn't that bad. BUT after knowing Mario and hisstory now, the movie is kinda a slap in the face to all fans.
ahahahaahPosted: Nov 06, 2008 12:00AM PST by beedlej00z
Halarious. Even his little kid thought that was bad-move, however you cant go against your folks logic when you are under thier roof. Still yes, that was a downright HORRID film. Please leave this movie to rest... yuck.


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Monday, January 07, 2008
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This is, indeed, the person that your mother was warning you about. (Click and click again. But be careful: your eyes will never be the same.)
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Sunday, January 06, 2008
Live Blogging the Sans-a-Paul Debate
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On taxes:
McCain: Reagan. Reagan. Cut taxes and spending at the same time like Reagan would do. I'm a responsible fiscal conservative tax-cutter guy unlike these guys who just want to do one half of the tough job. I'm all about the veto, I'm all about fiscal sanity, and I don't dig porkbarrel projects. Which, yeah…
Romney: Please. Bush rocks and so did his tax cuts. I'll do even better, though, because I have a history of cutting spending and not raising taxes (except for those fees, which I'm hoping you won't talk about anymore).
McCain: I rock. I may not be loved, but I have a better record. So there.
Huckabee: Sly dig at Romney. Nudge nudge. Romney's my bitch. Fee bumps are too tax increases. I cut taxes all the time. I'm really good at it. "I made government work." Screw you libertarians.
Romney: You did, too, raise taxes.
Huckabee: Well you raised more taxes in those fees.
Romney: I don't like you. Lying bastard. I have a good record and yours isn't as good. Did you raise taxes or not? Just answer, bitch.
Huckabee: Stop being mean to me, jerk. I made government work and did lots of stuff with those tax raises that I don't admit to having made. So there.
Romney: Bitch.
Rudy: Dude, I recommended lots of tax cuts and enacted quite a few. I lowered the income tax rate and hotel occupancy rates, too. And some other stuff. Figures. Figures. Largest tax cu in the city. I totally refuse to let anyone else bogart this issue. Supply-sidedness is next to godliness and I want to cut more taxes, too. Slash slash slash.
Thompson: Hey, cool. Me. I never said I would cut Social Security and I'm the only one that's put out a real plan. Everyone else just talks a bunch of shit, but I've given you a real idea with big changes, some privatization, and more fiscal sanity. The blue hairs might not like it, but I'm not taking anything from them. I'm just trying to make it sane. Now shut up and let me talk for a second--I'm trying to bring some substance to this, okay--here's how I want to save 4.7 trillion dollars and how I would be willing to talk directly to the public to get it done.
Romney: Bold idea, not a good one, though. Vote for me blue hairs. But, yeah, boy, we sure should do something or other that might involve some privatization.
Thompson: Dude, were you even listening to me?
McCain: I like Fred. I like that Bush tried to do it, too. But we need another big --name drop Gipper here—pow wow with the opposition to fix this thing. Because it's really broken. Really really broken.
On Economic Populism:
Romney: He's a jerk. Why are you people buying into this? He wants to punish big businesses and hurt job growth. Can't you folks see that? I mean, I've had some tough times, too. Do you think hair like this comes from never, ever having tough times? I can be populist, too.
Huckabee: I love businesses and I want to eliminate death.
Fred: You're funny.
Huckabee: Thanks!
Fred: Still don't like you, though.
Huckabee: Average Americans like me, who stay in economy hotels, resents stuff about taxes and things and, good Lord, I'm getting tired of the sound of my own voice.
Rudy: These guys don't know how to fix economies and I do. New York City: broken before me, rockin' after I was done. Take that, populist losers. I tied welfare to work (workfare) which worked out pretty well, yeah? Work is good. Poor people working means fewer poor people. C'mon, it's simple. I may not ever have been one of the average or poor people, but I've seen them before and I declared my love for them.
Fred: Yeah, Fair Tax has some nice ideas, but I'm not sure about it in implementation. Flat or flatter tax seems like a better and more workable idea to me, though, and it has a chance of passing. Simplifying and flattening the taxes wouldn't be such a bad idea, would it? Rudy seems to like it...hey, why the hell are you cutting me off, jerk?
Agents of Change:
Romney: Sure, he's very changy. Washington isn't, though, so I think Washington needs an outsider who is very changy. That's me. I'm totally changy on health care, energy, other stuff, too. Outsiders are changier than insiders; McCain's an insider. Unlike Rudy. Who is also pretty changy. Change, change, change. I love me some change. I'm going to keep talking until someone cuts me off. Unlike Fred, who seems to get cut off at the drop of a hat. Ha ha.
McCain: Hey, I was in the Navy and I've got some leadership in me, too. I've run big organizations. Iraq. I was right and other folks were wrong. I can be just as changy as the times require. Osama is a jerk and I will totally beat him down. With change.
Thompson: Thanks for talking to me again. This format sucks. Look, leadership is more important than clinging to a buzz word as if it were a fuckin' life raft. You can be all changy on Social Security as you want, but what we need is someone to actually fix the problem. Good answers and good leadership communicated with the American public is all the change we need. Need some honesty. Honesty is good.
Rudy: Changy Democrats suck. My changy ideas are better.
National Security:
McCain: Maybe governors haven't always been the best choice, though, have they? Especially the ones from Arkansas. Gipper. I know the people we'd be dealing with, I've been to all these places, and I have a great background for national security issues. This Romney guy didn't even take part in the Iraq debate. He's clueless, isn't he? Nice guy, though. See, no temper here.
Romney: Well, I was busy with running a state, so I didn't exactly have time for that debate, did I? I mean, I said a few things here and there. Token criticism. American intelligence services surely do suck. I lived up to my responsibility in running a state. Can't really talk about Iraq much, though, because I've pretty much exhausted my knowledge. Good managers are better. Gipper.
Huckabee: I've been to lots of countries and I can even name some of them. When I can't name them, I'm pretty comfortable with a more general regional view of my travels. I have more experience as a manager than anyone else here. Time magazine even loved me and we improved Arkansas in all sorts of big ways and I'm going to avoid the question again for as long as I can. Maybe I don't know everything, but I won't let facts stand in the way of my convictions. Patriotism, God, and nicely sculpted eyebrows will help me gain the presidency and really, really big boots will crush our enemies. Which kicks ass. I love everyone. Even these people at the table. Maybe not the Mormon. Still working on that. I really don't have much to say about this, though.
Rudy: New York City is big. I did a pretty good job as Mayor, didn't I? I mean, I'm the only one here who actually dealt with a big Islamist attack, aren't I? I've negotiated international agreements before and have been involved with anti-terrorist stuff since the 70's. I was mean to Castro and some other real jerks, too, and told that Saudi guy to shove his big check right up his ass because I totally don't like bad guys. Which would make me a good president.
Thompson: Romney thinks expertise counts in everything except national security. Which is weird. Terrorists are real, terrorists are scary, and we need experts. Yeah, I could talk about countries I've travelled to and stuff like that, but, basically, I've got lots of experience and that experience counts. Huckabee is wrong, too: our foreign policy isn't arrogant, I don't want to import terrorists into the US from Guantanamo. And, on health care, Ted Kennedy likes you, doesn't he, Mitt?
Huckabee: Guantanamo. I've visited prisons. Guantanamo was too nice, but I wasn't talking about closing it because it was bad, per se. I was talking about closing it for some other vague reason that I can't exactly get across to your simple minds.
Thomson: WTF?
McCain: I could totally nail bin Laden to the wall. Yeah. No problem. Lots of military folks and national security experts like me and that makes me better on this issue than the other folks at this table. I've got the experience, I've got the respect. I rock.
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An Interesting Reply
While I finally get around to taking down the Christmas tree (with a little sadness in my heart) and sneak in a little football watchery (the lovely girl isn't the biggest fan of football season), read Left Off Colfax's response to a comment I left at Steve's joint. I think it would be fairly obvious that I don't agree with what he would like to see happen (and I'm not sure that I would consider the Republican minority to be better at obstruction than the Democrat minority was throughout much of the Bush presidency), but I always appreciate thoughtful posts. Especially when I might have provided some of the urge to post.
Makes me feel all special inside.
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Saturday, January 05, 2008
No Myth
In reference to 7:39 pm: while Magical Energy Fairies are entirely mythological, I have it on good authority that the other bit is entirely true. His wife talks a lot when she's got a few drinks in her.
Read Steve's debate blogging here.
For the record, the debates tonight were actually substantial and meaningful. Hats off to ABC for letting the candidates actually talk and talk to each other a bit. While Bill Richardson looks more stupid the more room he's given to speak, most of the rest of the candidates were at their thoughtful best. I still say that Obama and Huckabee are nearly content-free zones, preferring to traffic in feeling good and sweeping, general statements that aren't even close to real policy ideas, at least the format allowed for everyone an opportunity to interact--and some of the questions were pointed enough to be interesting.
And, yes, Fred is still my guy.
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Friday, January 04, 2008
Goodbye to One of Our Own
Robin Roberts just left a comment noting the passing of one of Colorado's bloggers. Major Andrew Olmsted was killed yesterday in Iraq and he will be missed by those of us who knew him (in the most casual way, in my case) and respected him for his thoughts and for his service. He was a great man and he deserves to be remembered for his kindness, his intelligence, and his words.
My deepest condolences go out to his family--and if anyone knows of how we can help them through this time, please email me and let me know. He was undeniably one of the good guys and from the words that his fellow soldiers and friends are leaving, I know that their loss is huge. I wish I had a chance to have known him better.
After he left his own site, he was blogging from the Rocky and you can read his last post here and leave your thoughts. I'll be joining Andy (in a virtual sense) in a drink to his memory.
Others have their own memories. Jed. Robert Hayes. Walter. Blackfive. Jeff G and Karl. Joe Katzman. Jay. Charles (who has a great picture). Rick Moran. Baldilocks.
The Clueless Mr. Answer
Nathan has a question about guitars and I'm certainly not the guy to answer.
If you can help, then it would probably make up for a little bit of bad karma that you piled on over your deranged (and possibly illegal) New Years Eve celebration. Which, maybe that's more about me than it is about you.
Thursday, January 03, 2008
If I Weren't On So Many Drugs…
If I weren't filled with so many pills--including slightly more Percosets than Im supposed to be taking--I would try to have something smart to say about the Iowa caucus. But, lo, I am filled with these drugs and I don't have the power to wade through any greater meaning to the surprises. Suffice it to say, though, that the situation is, were it played on a national level, as nightmarish as I could imagine. The only good news is that Thompson stays in the race and Ron Paul did more poorly than many were expecting.
Iowa is Iowa. I don't know how meaningful these results are--but it certainly isn't meaningless.
Update: What he said.
Update 2: That's gonna leave a mark.
Read it all. It's brutal.
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Message to the Wealthy: The Democrats are Coming
An article today on Marketwatch is a warning to the wealthy to buy stuff now to avoid rising consumer prices and the dangers of a Democratic presidency.
All of this also means that if a Democrat does take office next year, we could be seeing seed money for new ventures and development drying up along with a deepened recession and tightening job market. Look for that to happen within the first two years as first year tax increases are guaranteed with any of the Democrats. While I expect Obama or Edwards increases to be the kind that shock the markets, Hillary may have learned from her husband's first term that baby steps are better when it comes to tax increases both economically and politically.
Again, one of the reasons that I like her as the best option from the left is that she probably learned the power of moderation when it comes to her more progressive instincts. It's funny: I think her natural political instincts would be somewhere to the left of Obama, and that she really wishes she could shove a very aggressive agenda down our throats. I also believe that her political savvy would lead her to be much more of a centrist in the same way that Bill was and entirely willing to adopt some ideas from the right (like Bill did with welfare reform).
Wednesday, January 02, 2008
Fred Thompson for President
I won't go as far as Nathan in actually asking people to vote for Fred Thompson in Iowa, but I will say that I hope they vote for him. While I have a few areas of substantial disagreement with him, I tend to agree with him on Social Security, national security, taxes, budget reform, and the second amendment. To be honest, I like the campaign he's running.
I know I probably won't get a lot of agreement on that, but let me say it again: I like the campaign that Fred Thompson is running.
I like that he has put out policy ideas with substance. I like that he wants to address those things that I believe pose the most hazard to America's future. I like that his campaign isn't the highest profile. He isn't as lazy as he has been described, although I can't help but acknowledge the fact that he hasn't done as many stops as other campaigns. The good part is that he is one of the least pandering of the bunch. He seems to be running on a platform that involves positions and ideas instead of promises and ass kissing.
Thompson isn't the only one running what I would consider to be an honest campaign. Ron Paul and Dennis Kucinich never waver on their beliefs, either. The difference being, of course, that I don't agree with Kucinich on anything and disagree with Paul on some of the bits that are most important to me.
That isn't to say that the others are all liars or worthless; gaining the presidency is an intricate dance where the candidate needs to find as many partners as possible. Who can blame these folks for being a little bit promiscuous? Thompson just doesn't seem as willing to change positions as some of the others. I understand the necessity of the extended campaign, but I would like to think that the person who wins will actually settle in and do the job instead of constantly politicking to win the next election. Which brings us to the second section of this post.
How Joe Biden Got Something Right.
I don't often agree with Joe "The Fifth Nag of the Apocalypse" Biden, but he recently said two things that made a lot of sense:
Which I admit to taking out of context, but I submit offers us a remarkably clear vision of the future. Joe Biden won't be our nation's next president. The Democrats have fairly well solidified behind Clinton, Obama, and Edwards with the latter running a distant third. No one is showing any strong love for Biden (except, of course, for Biden himself). The Republican field isn't even close to settled.
The next thing that Biden said, about Barack Obama, is more meaningful to this conversation.
Biden is completely right. Obama hasn't even finished out his first term and, in fact, has been inching toward a presidential the entire way through. What is his resume? What are his legislative accomplishments or his record of leadership? When has he shown the capacity for coalition and consensus building that will be so important to the next president? But the man sure can campaign well. He's maintained a professional organization, he has a certain charisma (although I don't personally find him likable, it would be naive to say that I'm the rule rather than the exception), and he has smartly defined himself as the more electable option to the Hillary run.
Obama seems to be a political construct built of polling and a cynical maneuvering in hopes of predicting where the polls will trend in much the same way as Hillary (who learned the value of the middle of the road from her husband's two terms in office). I would say much the same about Romney and Giuliani and can't help but note that these are the top names on both sides of the ballot. What does that say about our political processes?
To be clear, I don't think any of these people are bad people--there are even a few that I would vote for under the right circumstances. I'm enjoying this election cycle--with its dumbed down debates, sound bites, and watery candidates--even less than the last. Where are the leaders to inspire us? Not with the passionate (and sometimes unthinking) anger that Ron Paul brings or the floaty wishful thinking of Dennis Kucinich, but someone to inspire us with hope and ideas.
Bringing it all back home.
Which is why I like the Thompson campaign. He's said what he believes, he's offered up his ideas, and he has offered himself up for the position. This is a surprisingly unpolished campaign from a Hollywood type, but it is refreshingly clear and honest. He's an experienced politician but not so entrenched in the system that he feels like just another DC elitist. He recognizes the need for change, but offers solutions without the manic undercurrent of Ron Paul's harangues. It doesn't hurt that he hasn't once mentioned the Trilateral Commission.
Everyone who reads this site regularly is a smart, thoughtful person. I know that because I know most of you on a personal level. Politically, you the run all across the spectrum--and, for some of you, I've taken shots at your candidate. You'll all vote for the person that you believe will represent you and your interests the best--or because you want to protest against current Republican philosophy. You all have your reasons.
As I said a few days ago: an endorsement from me is probably useless. How many votes will my opinion sway? Probably not many. It would feel a little wrong to let this moment pass, though, without explaining why Fred Thompson is the only candidate who has earned my money and my vote to this point.
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Toward a More Perfect Union: The Road to Marriage Equality for Same-Sex Couples
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The Author believes that civil unions have become synonymous with inequality. In this posture, the term inequality should be descriptive rather than subjective. She argues that civil unions relegate gay and lesbian couples to second-class status. However characterized or defined, civil unions are not marriages. Those two statuses are not equivalent; they are not equal. Within that framework, in order for any one person to decide where he or she stands on the issue of whether gay and lesbian couples should be entitled to marriage, civil unions, something else, or nothing, he or she must first understand why marriage matters to families and how the Goodridge case and others fit into the civil rights struggle to create equality for gays and lesbians as well as into other civil rights struggles. Section II of this Article describes several examples of how the exclusion from marriage has harmed families, and, therefore, why it matters to people, gay and non-gay alike. Section III describes the history of marriage as it has evolved for same-sex couples and its relationship to other civil rights struggles. Section IV describes the Goodridge case, its outcome, and aftermath. Finally, Section V takes up the question of whether civil unions are a legitimate station on the way to marriage rights or a misguided departure in a struggle for equality and concludes that civil unions are an unacceptable alternative.
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Is it possible to convert a .40 S&W to 10mm?
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> Is it possible to convert a .40 S&W to 10mm?
April 18, 2003, 01:17 AM
Is it possible to convert a gun like a Glock 22 or HK USP to 10mm with a drop-in barrel and a fatty recoil spring?
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April 18, 2003, 01:21 AM
Not in the case of the Glock. Rounds wont fit in the mag. And the G20 mag won't fit in the G22. If you happened to have a 1911 chambered in 40S&W, then with a bit of work, it should be possible but would be more financially sound to just sell it and buy a 10mm chambered 1911 unless you were wanting to build a really special keep-it-forever type gun.
Porter Rockwell
April 18, 2003, 03:07 AM
Hello Justin,
NO with the G-22, what cratz2 said.
The 1911 of course is the correct mag length and Colt once offered a switch barrel .40S&W/10mm
The full sized H&K USP-40 can and has been rechambered for the 10mm, too bad H&K can't keep up with the customizers!
Big Daddy
April 18, 2003, 12:20 PM
HK USP40F can be converted to 10mm. I did one :D
You need to use Para P16 or SVI mags, modify the baseplate, cut a mag catch notch, ream the barrel to 10mm, open the ejection port to clear a live round, and you CAN change the recoil spring to a heavier one (I did, but others left it stock).
Also, if you don't want to ream your stock barrel Barsto will make a 10mm USP40F barrel for you. I think they quoted me $200. In hindsight, I should have bought the barrel and kept the stock one as a .40 for a dual caliber gun, but I didn't.
Also, I think the SVI mags will allow a slightly longer OAL than the P16 mags.
April 18, 2003, 01:13 PM
Big Daddy-
I think I'd just opt to order one from Bar Sto as attempting to make my own would result in hilarity.
What's the deal with the magazines? Why do you have to do the switch?
Porter Rockwell
April 18, 2003, 01:52 PM
the 10mm is a longer cartridge than the .40S&W. The H&K mags are thick and will not accomadate the longer 10mm, the Para P-16 mag will hold most (not all) 10mm ammo that doesn't exceed 1.255OAL
Read Joshs post again, the ejection port needs to be machined longer/larger as well.
April 18, 2003, 03:56 PM
as far as Glock goes, why not just buy a 10mm Glock? they make 'em ya know... no need for conversions. USP would make a great platform for 10mm, but its seems like it would be kind of a pain in the keister and i would worry about reliability, escecially if i did it myself! the really hot .40 loads and the .357 sig offer good, but not quite as potent alternatives to the 10mm in a USP.
April 19, 2003, 12:41 AM
Alright, I've heard so much about these conversions with the USP, and I have three questions.
One, how do you put a heavier spring in an USP? I'm looking at my recoil spring right now and its this captive dual spring jobbie, that, number one, I have no clue how to take apart, and number two, I have no idea where to get proper length/weight spring from.
Two, what is the SAAMI spec OAL for 10mm? If it is smaller than/equal to what you can do with the Para or SVI/STI mags, great! If not, how much shorter are we looking at? A length equal to a .40 S+W? That would not be so cool.
Is there a gunsmith out there doing these things? If so, how would I get in touch with him? Making it reliably feed, extract, and eject fired 10mm out of a .40 gun is something that I would
to see before plunking down any cash.
April 19, 2003, 02:50 AM
No, but it is possible to convert the 10mm Glock to .40!! I've done it!! :D
Porter Rockwell
April 19, 2003, 04:18 AM
1. Wolf Springs
2. 1.260 (Rem.-WW.-PMC are fine in Para magazines
3. Any competent smith can do the conversion in an hour shop time.
4. Function problems in an H&K? You're kidding right?
Nobody here is asking you to spend any money Bergeron, Justin asked about conversions.
April 20, 2003, 02:43 AM
I know that they're not, it's the little voice in the back of head that wants me to.
I would still be interested in any first hand experience anyone has with the conversions.
April 20, 2003, 08:15 AM
It's an Alaskan thing...
(No rap on Alaska or Alaskans :) )
Check over on Pistolsmith.com. Do a Search for a poster named "Monte." IIRC, he posted in detail there about converting a full-size .40 USP to 10mm. It might have been in the 10mm-subgroup on that board.
In addition to what's been mentioned, I believe this included swapping out the .40's plastic mag-release catch unit for the .45 USP's all-steel unit. Also, there was some small mod done to the mag catch hole on the Para .40 mags, so they would lock-in securely.
Apparently this all worked fine, and he's got a tight shootin' 10mm USP. As I recall, he even commented that the USP's sights shot to POA w/ the 10mm.
Works for me. :cool:
April 20, 2003, 03:44 PM
Man, a USP compact in 10mm would be sweet.
I wonder...
April 20, 2003, 08:33 PM
I saw an Expert .40 the other day that was begging, I mean begging, to become a 10mm!
Whenever the USP 10mm threads come, they always seem to get a very positive response, perhaps we should collectively contact HK about this?
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Yeah, GAPS is pretty low carb, and you're not allowed to each starches on it! That would be really hard for me. I'd have to eat a TON of fruit, pumpkin, and squash to get enough carbs.
Hey, nameless, the GAPS site says that if you're constipated, you should drink carrot juice and cod liver oil first thing in the morning to increase bile production. Have you tried that? (Ray Peat doesn't believe in omega-3s, but I still supplement with it.) I have a problem with constipation too, but I know exactly what my problem is and it's not low bile so the carrot juice probably won't help me.
The thing is, the autoimmune protocol is super restrictive too, and you also can't have any starches, except sweet potatoes. You also can't have nightshades, which you're allowed on GAPS (except potatoes), and I LOVE spicy food. I even put hot peppers in my water--I make this salty pepper tea, weird, I know.
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I'm just going to focus on giving up dairy for now. I'm weirdly addicted to it.


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Ohio State University
Department of History
"(Un)Making the Barrio in Postwar Chicago: Race, Housing Policy, and Urban Renewal"
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Urbana, Illinois
Saturday March 31st
9 am Continental Breakfast
9:30 am René Francisco Poitevin
New York University
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"From Racial Formation to Plano Racial: Latinos and the Black/White Racial Paradigm"
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University of Illinois
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"So Far From Miami: Afro-Cuban Encounters with Mexicans in the Southwest"
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The Bread Company
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University of Texas-Austin
Department of History
"Racial Schooling? Youth, Public History, and Cultural Citizenship in Cuentos de mi Familia"
2:30 pm Wilson Valentín-Escobar
Hampshire College
Social Sciences Division
"Freedomland at the New Rican Village: Latin Jazz, Bodega Surrealists, and the Making of a Latin@ Avant-Garde"
3:30 pm Closing Words
Adrian Burgos
University of Illinois
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The World's Most Photographed Supermodel Squirrel http://www.sugarbushsquirrel.com/pinterest-47b03.html http://www.SugarBushSquirrel.com/pinterest-47b03.html
Sugar Bush's 'Mom'
Kelly at a Celebrity
at William's
Island in Miami,
Foxton accepts the
American Citation
for Patriotism and World
in Washington,
Kelly Foxton is an entertainer who came up through the
ranks of country music as a recording artist, to
international stardom, performing around the world. Kelly
recorded numerous single hits and duets on RCA Records with
one of country music's pioneers, the late Hank Snow. She
performed for years on the Grand Ole Opry and also traveled
all over Europe with England's Entertainer of the Year, the
late Box Car Willie. Later, Kelly put together her own Las
Vegas act for cruise ships and conventions.
She has awards too numerous to mention but one, of
which she is most proud, is 'The Great American Citation for
Patriotism and World Peace'. She was given this award for her
work as 'The Military Pin-Up Queen' where she traveled to
military installations, boosting the morale of our service members,
around the globe.
Now, after settling down in sunny, south Florida, Kelly
has decided to continue her mission to boost the morale of our
troops by photographing her pet squirrel in cute military
shots. That way the guys and girls, keeping our great
country free and helping to bring democracy to the rest of the
world, will have a little 'Military Mascot' to carry
around with them in their pockets to remind them that we, back here
in America, are with them all the way. Sugar Bush
Squirrel is a cute, cuddly little American squirrel who bends over
backwards to do these shots but she's always happy to do
it!!! She looks forward to getting new outfits and
props. She loves to pose with guns and all of the airplanes,
tanks and helicopters. "If she ever disappears while I'm
resetting the camera, you can bet she's inside one of her jeeps or
helicopters playing around and 'figuring out' new
If you know of any American or allied soldiers
overseas, whether it be in Iraq, Afghanistan, South Korea or any
other place where we have peace keepers, who might like wallet
size photos of Sugar Bush
Squirrel 'The Military Mascot' to carry in their pockets with them, please email
me their email addresses, where they can receive and
print them out, and Sugar Bush will email each
one of them one of her shots (in the military attire
of his/her choice). If you know of military service
personnel overseas who would like wallet size photos of
her for their whole company to carry around in their pockets, let
me know the company's APO address, and how many are in the
group, and we will see to it that they receive a whole box of her
wallet photos AT SUGAR BUSH SQUIRREL'S EXPENSE!!!
Sugar Bush Squirrel wants to boost the morale of
every member of the American Armed Services and allied
troops around the world. Thanks for helping her accomplish
her goal!!!
The Official
Photographs of Kelly Foxton
'The Military Pin-Up Queen'
The Marine Pin-Up
with the Marines
in Nicaragua
Kelly Foxton
The Country Music Star
Kelly with Sawyer
entertaining troops
South Korea and
the DMZ
Kelly & Hank Snow
Gilley's in Texas
Kelly in New
on set of the TV
RCA Publicity
Car Willie & Kelly Foxton
at Wembley
Kelly Foxton
Tubb & Kelly
at the
Grand Ole Opry
Redgrave, Jack Albertson, Kelly Foxton, Joseph
In July, Sugar Bush and Kelly stopped off in
Nashville & visited with Vernon Winfrey (Oprah Winfrey's
dad). Here Vernon gives Kelly some of his sage advice at
his cute little barber shop.
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Here's my specs: Processor - AMD Phenom II x4 810 Motherboard - ASUS M4A78T-E Video Card - HIS Radeon HD 2600 XT IceQTurbo RAM - 4GB DDR2-1066 Sound - Motherboards Integrated I was wondering why it kept hanging no matter what kind of install I do, even the live distro fails to boot it just hangs like crazy. How can I fix this? Thanks all! ^_^
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The only thing I can think of that might be wrong is the fact that I used a bad burning program or my CD drive that burnt it is going out. (I highly doubt it, but I could be wrong)
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I have installed Ubuntu in the past, but I figured out that my error is what's called a kernel panic. The error screens look exactly like what I get is something like this: http://www.williamrobertson.net/images/oelinux5-kernel-panic.png Of course, that's not my error, what can I do about it. Some more details that might be helpful: • I don't have a physical connection to the internet, I have a wireless card (Don't know if it need to install via Internet). • I can send a pic of the error if you like.
Is it possible to install Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 , standard desktop edition? If not, you might have some hardware configuration issues, possibly bios settings. If it does work, you might want to follow Tapani's Mint to 64 Studio instructions. Linux mint is essentially a brand engineered version of Ubuntu. LinuxMint-to-64Studio-HowTo. There is another beta release in the pipeline Cheers, Quentin
Hi, I have had a similar problem with my new system which is a quad-core AMD too. But, the problem seems to be with any Linux OS based on 8.04 including, sadly, 64Studio. I tried the Linux Mint 5 to 64Studio per above and the Linux 5 (based on 8.04) would not install so I could not upgrade. I have had no issues with a Linux OS based on Ubuntu 9.04 likeLinux Mint 7 or even UbuntuStudio 9.04. Also, Sidux installed very easily. As did AVLinux. I am hopeful, (very) that the install issues will be resolved for me on this OS. Good luck, James


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Dissipation in contact problems: theory and applications.
- Relatore
- Maria Grazia Naso - Universita' degli Studi di Brescia
- Data e ora
- martedì 4 dicembre 2007 alle ore 17.00 - Inizio alle 17:30, Caffe' e biscotti alle 17:00.
- Luogo
- Ca' Vignal 3 - Piramide, Piano 0, Sala Verde
- Referente
- Mauro Spera
- Referente esterno
- Data pubblicazione
- 29 novembre 2007
- Dipartimento
The dynamic vibrations of mechanical systems, caused for instance by the
noise and vibration characteristics of cars and car components, is a
subject which has attracted considerable attention in the
automotive industry. A particular interest is to reduce unwanted or
disturbing noises generated often for instance by the dynamic
contact of parts and components. Then, an appreciable goal in the
Mathematical Theory of Contact Mechanics is to understand and to
study the transmission of the vibrations across the mechanical
joints. In this talk we will give an overview and we will present
some recent results on the asymptotic behavior of the solutions for
contact problems.


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The Christmas shopping season has officially begun. With the current economic downturn, stores are working overtime to get you to spend your hard earned dollars in their stores. There will surely be some good deals, but in order to take advantage of these deals and save money, you need to do it the right way. These tips can help you find some affordable gifts for your friends and family, spot the best deals, find some new places to shop for savings, and most importantly, create a budget that you won't blow.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday Shopping Tips
Make a budget. The quickest way to get into financial trouble is to spend more money than you can afford – that's why you should always do Christmas on a budget. When you are making you Christmas shopping lists, first determine how much money you can afford to spend (and be sure to add a little extra for those people you may have left off your list!). If you can't afford it, don't spend it. Here are some affordable Christmas gift ideas, with gifts under $10, under $25, and military gift ideas.
Shop with a plan. Get organized and shop for specific items; don't just buy something because it is discounted 50%. Use your budget to construct a shopping plan that will get you to the stores you need to visit to get the best deals.
Get there early. If you are looking for exceptional deals, get to the stores early – especially if the advertisement announces limited quantities.
Know the limitations of the deals. Most stores this time of year will advertise a few loss leaders to get customers into their stores. Read the fine print – many stores only offer these items in limited quantities. The theory is that if you are already in the store, you will spend your money on something else.
Shop online. Shopping online is a great way to avoid the crowds and save money at the same time. That's a winning combination in my book! Here are a few things to look out for when shopping online:
- Some stores may offer a few deals only at their brick and mortar stores in order to get customers through the doors. If you set foot in the store you are likely to spend more money than if you only buy online.
- Take advantage of online savings through programs like Ebates, MyPoints and Upromise.
- Find online deals through sites like slickdeals, Ben's Bargains, and Fatwallet.
- Shop with online discounters such as Amazon, Buy.com, and Tiger Direct.
Consider gift cards. I know a lot of people don't like to give gift cards and gift certificates because they can be impersonal and there is always the chance that if the store folds, the cards will be worthless. But there are several ways to save money on gift cards, which can make them a more attractive gift option. Sending gift cards is a good way to avoid high shipping costs and can be a great gift for college students, people just starting out in a new home, or people who are difficult to shop for.
Use your rewards credit cards. If you plan to pay your credit card off in full, then take advantage of cash back rewards cards and put some of that money back in your pocket. If you aren't sure you can pay it off in full, then be sure to pay cash or don't spend it.
The holiday season is a great time of year, but that doesn't mean you should go broke buying gifts for your friends and family. Spend some time planning before you go shopping and only spend what you can afford to spend. That way you won't get hit by any nasty surprises when the credit card bills come in the mailbox in January.


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Daneri: No break for Erie 'juvenile lifer'
Erie County District Attorney Jack Daneri is waiting for legal guidance on a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in June that banned mandatory life sentences with no parole for juvenile offenders -- a decision that affects nine "juvenile lifers" convicted in Erie County.
Daneri is making clear that, no matter how the U.S. Supreme Court decision filters down locally, he wants a life sentence with no parole to stay intact for at least one of the local men convicted of murder as a juvenile.
The defendant, Antonio Howard, was 15 when Erie police charged him and two other juveniles in the armed robbery and fatal shooting of 62-year-old cabdriver Richard Stevens in 1991.
Howard was convicted of second-degree murder, or a murder committed during a felony, and sentenced to a mandatory term of life with no parole in 1992.
Howard, now 36, is at the State Correctional Institution at Huntingdon, east of Altoona. He wants to be considered for parole under the Supreme Court decision, Miller v. Alabama.
One of Howard's arguments is that he did not fire the gun, which he said he had stolen from his aunt's house. Trial evidence never established which of the three co-defendants shot Stevens.
Howard's claim did not matter when the jury convicted him based on accomplice liability, and it should not matter on appeal, Daneri and one of his assistant district attorneys, Michael Burns, wrote in a court filing on Dec. 18.
They argued the circumstances of Stevens' death, Howard's prior record, his disciplinary issues while in prison and the protection of the community require that "the sentence of life imprisonment without parole should be reimposed."
The U.S. Supreme Court opened up the possibility of parole for juvenile lifers on June 25. In a 5-4 decision in the Miller case, the Supreme Court ruled that mandatory life sentences with no parole are unconstitutional for defendants convicted of murder as juveniles.
The ruling said judges must have the option of sending a juvenile offender to prison for life with or without parole.
The Supreme Court provided no details on whether its ruling applies to all inmates previously sentenced to life without parole as juveniles.
Since the Supreme Court decision, Daneri and other district attorneys statewide have been looking for direction from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, which in September heard arguments on whether the U.S. Supreme Court decision should be retroactive.
While that decision is pending, judges in Erie County have kept on hold the appeals in the nine local cases. The appeal in the Howard case nonetheless has moved ahead mainly because Howard is representing himself, according to court records.
Erie County Judge Shad Connelly, who presided over Howard's trial and sentenced him, is hearing his appeal.
Howard has pressed his arguments despite the uncertainty of how the Pennsylvania Supreme Court will rule on retroactivity. The Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association is arguing the U.S. Supreme Court ruling is not retroactive. Defense lawyers are contending otherwise.
In the Howard case, Daneri is arguing that Howard should remain in prison for the rest of his life even if the U.S. Supreme Court ruling is retroactive. Whether Daneri's office takes that position in the other eight local juvenile-lifer cases will become clearer as those appeals develop. Daneri has said his office will handle the appeals on a case-by-case basis.
In arguing that Howard not be eligible for parole, Daneri and Burns, the assistant district attorney, focused on evidence that Howard conspired to rob Stevens, the cabbie, with the other two co-defendants.
They are Stephon Johnson, who was 16 when he was charged, and was convicted in Juvenile Court and released from supervision when he turned 21; and Ricardo Noble, who was 15 when he was charged, and who, like Howard, was tried as an adult, convicted of second-degree murder and given a mandatory sentence of life without parole.
Noble is appealing his sentence under the U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
ED PALATTELLA can be reached at 870-1813 or by e-mail. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/ETNpalattella.


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Perhaps you resolved to be happier and healthier in 2012. If you feel overwhelmed or do not know where to start, a great book just came across my desk that could be exactly what you want. Brett Blumenthal has written 52 Small Changes: One year to a happier, healthier you, and it looks like an excellent program.
On the first page of the introduction, I was immediately impressed that not only is this research-based, but she has done her homework and cited her references. All of her theories seem to be right on, and it is all things we need to hear when trying to make a change, even if it seems basic. The approach is holistic, including change items in four sections: diet and nutrition, fitness and prevention, mental well-being, and green living. If you are suspicious that "green" is simply a marketing label, I would venture that these are truly healthy living habits that don't quite fit into diet and nutrition or fitness and prevention. Each change is something that will lead to a physically and mentally healthier life, so even if you never complete the book, you can be healthier and happier.
While she is using the kaizen theory to create an entire lifestyle change in a year, I do think this is a lot of change very quickly. No single change will be cemented in a single week. You will still be practicing when you add in the next thing. After several weeks, there may be a lot to track. Brett states that you can use this book in any way that fits for you. That may mean mastering each change (which could take several weeks or months) before moving on to the next one. It may mean starting on January first. It may mean starting on Monday. It may mean starting on or a year before a milestone birthday. It may mean picking and choosing what is most applicable to you right now.


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Cam'Ron Speaks On His Full History And More… Including Airing Out The Drama With Jay Z Back In The Day (Video)
No reason to be mad at Killa Cam for this Whoolywood interview; but somebody probably will be. Maybe Jay. Maybe Ye. But hey… whatev…
Cam'ron stopped by DJ Whoo Kid's "The Whoolywood Shuffle" on Shade 45 to promote his new single "Oh Yeah" with Juelz Santana. Cam touches on everything in this video, from first meeting Notorious BIG through Ma$e and acting reckless, Russell Westbrook's fashion sense, Kanye giving 'H To The Izzo' to Jay Z after purchasing the beat, what Big L was like on the block and more! But the true gem is Cam'ron finally clearing the air on the Def Jam situation with Jay Z from back in the day which left us speechless!
Mike Tyson Speaks On How He Met Tupac Shakur, Floyd Mayweather, & The 'Mike Tyson Mysteries' (Video)
Hahaaa! Iron Mike Tyson got stories for The Whoolywood Shuffle. All that time working on the "Mike Tyson Mysteries" and he just met his comedian co-star a few weeks ago… and he said what about Jenny McCarthy… and did he threaten to f#ck Drake up or…ummmm…?? Wow! Hilarious! But check out how he met Tupac Shakur in the clip above though.
(Interesting view on Floyd, Jr. and attaining legendary status.)
Waka Flocka Flame – "Turn Up Godz" feat. DJ Whoo Kid (Video)
This video is a guilty pleasure….. I enjoy the video, the energy, and the EDM vibe of it.
Kendrick Lamar Speaking With DJ Whoo Kid On His Music, His Moves, His Take On Hip-Hop Today & More (Video)
On the mic, Kendrick's spit game is unmatched…even on the radio. Promo stop to be certain, but take in the insights the young lion drops (along with news of what's to come in his music/career)…
Kendrick Lamar stopped by The Whoolywood Shuffle promoting his latest single "i". He speaks on traveling to St. Louis to gain Ron Isley's permission for use of his "That Lady" sample. K. Dot also confirms George Clinton collaborations are underway.
There are also motivational gems contained within the interview. One being that Kendrick emphasizes the basis of challenging yourself. He said "Challenge yourself, and don't take instances for granted." "Whether it's a 16, a hook, or 4 bars challenge yourself. And this is why Hip-Hop is at a point where creativity is stagnant, because artists aren't challenging themselves."
Lupe Fiasco Speaks On Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West, Barack Obama, Nelson Mandela, His New Album And More (Video)
Can DJ Whoo Kid get Lupe Fiasco to let down his guard… for some real talk, his real opinions; even if they are controversial? Do you really think Lupe has been waiting for a Whoo Kid interview to do that? Of course not! Hell, you've seen what we posted on the Obama inauguration 'Fiasco' right here. With an upcoming album – "Tetsuo & Youth" – on the horizon, you know this interview ought to be interesting, if not fully loaded.
DJ Premier Speaks On His History In Hip-Hop, Dope Emcees, Rap Beefs And More (Video)
Attention emcees, two things: (1) DJ Premier does NOT influence the BET Cypher selections AND (2) he WILL be scratching while you are freestyling if you get in the Cypher (that's Hip-Hop; get your skill up)!
The legendary producer and Whoo Kid talk about how real it can get for a DJ out here, conflict and music making in Hip-Hop (including confessing that the original version of KRS-ONE's "Outta Here" was way more heavy with PERSONAL name-naming disses), his coming up in the game (starting at age 19 in the late 80s), his experiences with Tupac EARLY in his career (literally tearing South Carolina up), all kinds of momentoes he has, and so much more. Great interview!
"I'm an emcee. I don't rap, but I know how to control a crowd…" – DJ Premier
50 Cent & G-Unit At 'X Games' in Barcelona and in Brussels (Video)
50 Cent takes Precious Paris, Tony Yayo, Kidd Kidd and DJ Whoo Kid to the X Games… in Barcelona, Spain… and to meet Tony Hawk… and tear down a stage or two. This video could easily be re-titled 'G-Unit Living the Hip-Hop High Life To The Fullest' starring 50 Cent and friends. Cap the excursion with 50 Cent hopping over to Fiesta Club Louis in Brussels to get it in with and for the fans, and you've got yourself a complete experience AND a video short worth watching!
Mike Tyson Gives The 'Undisputed Truth' To DJ Whoo Kid (Video)
Iron Mike Tyson talks with DJ Whoo Kid – joking, happy, healthy, still taking care of his birds… Mike mentioned his Broadway show ("Undisputed Truth") with Spike Lee… mentioned it… during the interview. But mostly, he talked… about life (and boxing, of course… once Whoo Kid brought up 50 Cent getting into the fight game). Real talk for real. Good clip.
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DJ Whoo Kid Speaks on Possibly Being The Cause Of Kanye West's Near Fatal Car Accident (Video)
DJ Whoo Kid speaks with ThisIs50's Jack Thriller about the day that Kanye West got into his near fatal car accident in L.A. back in 2002 that inspired Yeezy's hit song "Through The Wire." Regrettably or fortunately, depending on how you look at it, DJ Whoo Kid says his actions towards Kanye may have caused the incident that set off a chain of events that marked the beginning of the rise of Kanye's career.
DJ Whoo Kid Speaks on Being Chased By Suge Knight (Video)
While being interviewed for ThisIs50, DJ Whoo Kid spoke on a situation where he was chased out of an L.A. club where he was DJing by Suge Knight.


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Deividas Dulkys scored a career-high 32 points and Michael Snaer added 17 as Florida State stunned No. 3 North Carolina, 90-57, on Saturday, snapping the Tar Heels' nine-game winning streak.
The Seminoles (11-6, 2-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) started the second half on a 30-8 run to take a 66-36 lead en route to handing North Carolina its most lopsided conference loss since a 96-56 loss to Maryland in 2003.
It was the worst loss for North Carolina under coach Roy Williams.
■ No. 1 Syracuse 78, Providence 55: At Syracuse, N.Y., Dion Waiters had 12 points, seven coming during a decisive first-half run, Scoop Jardine added 10 points and nine assists, as Syracuse beat undermanned Providence.
The victory for the Orange (19-0, 6-0 Big East) matches the school record for wins to start a season, set in 1999-2000.
The win also was the 875th for Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim, moving him within one of Adolph Rupp for fourth place all-time in Division I.
■ No. 2 Kentucky 65, Tennessee 62: At Knoxville, Tenn., Darius Miller made two free throws and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist added another in the final 20 seconds, and No. 2 Kentucky beat Tennessee.
The Wildcats (17-1, 3-0 Southeastern Conference), who trailed by as many eight points in the second half, took a 62-54 lead with 53 seconds to go.
■ Northwestern 81, No. 6 Michigan State 74: At Evanston, Ill., John Shurna scored 22 points and Northwestern ended No. 6 Michigan State's 15-game winning streak
Drew Crawford added 20 points and Davide Curletti, making his first start of the season, had a season-high 17 for the Wildcats (12-5, 2-3 Big Ten), who rebounded from a tough overtime loss at Michigan three days ago.
■ No. 22 San Diego State 69, No. 12 UNLV 67: At San Diego, Jamaal Franklin made an off-balance layup with three-tenths of a second left to give No. 22 San Diego State a thrilling victory over No. 12 UNLV in a marquee Mountain West Conference opener.
Franklin, who had 24 points and 10 rebounds, had just come back into the game after landing hard while going for a rebound and then sitting out for a possession. He set a screen for Xavier Thames, then got a pass back at the top of the key and drove to the basket.
■ Iowa 75, No. 13 Michigan 59: at Iowa City, Iowa, senior guard Matt Gatens scored 19 points as Iowa used balanced offense and stout defense to beat No. 13 Michigan.
Roy Devyn Marble added 13 points, six rebounds and four assists for Iowa (11-8, 3-3 Big Ten), which snapped a two-game losing streak.
■ No. 14 Lousville 76, DePaul 59: At Louisville, Ky., Russ Smith scored 25 points, Chris Smith added 20 and No. 14 Louisville got back on the right track with a victory over DePaul despite not having leading scorer Kyle Kuric.
■ No. 15 Murray State 82, Tennessee Tech 74: At Murray, Ky., Donte Poole scored a career-high 28 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead unbeaten Murray State over Tennessee Tech.
Isaiah Canaan added 24 points for the Racers (18-0, 6-0 Ohio Valley Conference), who surpassed the longest win streak in school history. Murray State won 17 in a row in 2009-10.
■ No. 17 Connecticut 67, Notre Dame 53: At South Bend, Ind., Shabazz Napier scored 16 points and freshman Andre Drummond had 10 points and 13 rebounds to lead No. 17 Connecticut to a victory over Notre Dame, snapping the Fighting Irish's 29-game home winning streak.
■ No. 19 Florida 79, South Carolina 65: At Columbia, S.C., Kenny Boynton scored 15 points and hit four of No. 19 Florida's 12 3-pointers in a victory over South Carolina.
The Gators (14-4, 2-1 Southeastern Conference) came in leading the league in 3-pointers with nearly 11 per game. They reached double figures from long range for the 13th time this season but first in SEC play.
■ No. 20 Mississippi State 56, Alabama 52: At Starkville, Miss., Arnett Moultrie had 25 points and 13 rebounds, and No. 20 Mississippi State rallied in the final minutes to beat Alabama.
■ No. 21 Gonzaga 62, Loyola Marymount 58: At Los Angeles, Elias Harris scored 19 points and Gary Bell added 16 to help Gonzaga beat Loyola Marymount.
■ No. 25 Marquette 62, Pittsburgh 57: At Milwaukee, Darius Johnson-Odom scored 18 points and Jae Crowder added 15 to help No. 25 Marquette hand Pittsburgh its sixth straight loss.
The Panthers (11-7, 0-5) are the only winless team in the Big East.
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Dr. Cathy Trower, Senior Research Associate and Research Director for the Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education (COACHE) at the Harvard Graduate School of Education will be visiting USM on Thursday, September 26.
A female astronomer, an opera singer, and a teen foreign-language learner cooped up in a small New York apartment search for words – to express their yearnings, frustrations and, ultimately, their love. When the pressure gets too high, they explode. What bonds hold us together as lovers, family, and friends? Humans have always looked for answers in the Night Sky!
Save the date, May 14, 2013, for ADVANCING WOMEN IN ACADEMIA, the second annual networking conference featuring activities of interest to women faculty in STEM and SBS fields from colleges and universities across Maine hosted by UMaine's ADVANCE Rising Tide Center.
What is ADVANCE?
"ADVANCE encourages institutions of higher education and the broader science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) community, including professional societies and other STEM related, not-for-profit organizations, to address various aspects of STEM academic culture and institutional structure that may differentially affect women faculty and academic administrators." (ADVANCE Brochure, pg 2)


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