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| On Hodge Theory of Singular Plane Curves
Published: 2016-05-25
| The co-annihilating ideal graphs of commutative rings
Author's Draft
| Co-Maximal Graphs of Subgroups of Groups
Author's Draft
| The Nilpotent Regular Element Problem
Published: 2016-05-10
| Lipschitz retractions in Hadamard spaces via gradient flow semigroups
Published: 2016-06-28
| On the dual König property of the order-interval hypergraph of two classes of N-free posets
Author's Draft
| Ghosts and strong ghosts in the stable category
Published: 2016-08-03
| Power series rings over Prufer $v$-multiplication domains, II
Published: 2016-08-17
| Recurrence of cosine operator functions on groups
Published: 2016-03-18
| Characterizations and representations of core and dual core inverses
Published: 2016-08-17
| The thickness of the Cartesian product of two graphs
Published: 2016-05-10
| Nilpotent group C*-algebras as compact quantum metric spaces
Published: 2016-08-17
| Cubic functional equations on restricted domains of Lebesgue measure zero
Author's Draft
| Testing bi-orderability of knot groups
Published: 2016-06-23
| Generalized Equivariant Cohomology and Stratifications
Published: 2016-06-22
| One-parameter groups of operators and discrete Hilbert transforms
Published: 2016-05-20
| Real hypersurfaces in complex two-plane Grassmannians with Reeb parallel Ricci tensor in the GTW connection
Published: 2016-06-24
| Degree Kirchhoff index of bicyclic graphs
Author's Draft
| Cohomogeneity one Randers metrics
Published: 2016-04-18
| Generalized Goldberg Formula
Published: 2016-02-12
| An extension of Nikishin's factorization theorem
Author's Draft
| Semi-classical asymptotics for Schrödinger operator with oscillating decaying potential
Published: 2016-05-24
| A note on Lawton's theorem
Author's Draft
| The metric dimension of the total graph of a finite commutative ring
Published: 2016-04-11
| Spatial Homogenization of Stochastic Wave Equation with Large Interaction
Published: 2016-02-04
| Artin approximation compatible with a change of variables
Published: 2016-07-11
| Geometric characterizations of Hilbert spaces
Author's Draft
| The Carathéodory reflection principle and Osgood-Carathéodory theorem on Riemann surfaces
Published: 2016-09-16
| Luzin-type holomorphic approximation on closed subsets of open Riemann surfaces
Published: 2016-09-13
| Abstract Plancherel (Trace) Formulas over Homogeneous Spaces of Compact Groups
Published: 2016-07-14
| A homological property and Arens regularity of locally compact quantum groups
Author's Draft
| Some estimates for generalized commutators of rough fractional maximal and integral operators on generalized weighted Morrey spaces
Author's Draft
| Convex-normal (pairs of) polytopes
Author's Draft
| The relationship between $\epsilon$-Kronecker sets and Sidon sets
Published: 2016-01-29
| Zero-divisor graphs of Ore extensions over reversible rings
Published: 2016-07-18
| On the singular sheaves in the fine Simpson moduli spaces of $1$-dimensional sheaves
Published: 2016-09-27
| Geometric interpretation of Lagrangian equivalence
Published: 2016-09-17
| Characterization of low-pass filters on local fields of positive characteristic
Published: 2016-05-24
| Maximal Weight Composition Factors for Weyl Modules
Author's Draft
| A new formula for the energy of bulk superconductivity
Published: 2016-02-11
| A classification of three-dimensional real hypersurfaces in non-flat complex space forms in terms of their generalized Tanaka-Webster Lie derivatives
Published: 2016-08-19
| Incompressibility of products of pseudo-homogeneous varieties
Published: 2016-05-25
| On polarized K3 surfaces of genus 33
Published: 2016-08-17
| The Dirichlet problem for the slab with entire data and a difference equation for harmonic functions
Published: 2016-04-19
| Normal Extensions of Representations of Abelian Semigroups
Published: 2016-05-31
| Some Properties of Triebel-Lizorkin and Besov Spaces Associated with Zygmund Dilations
Published: 2016-07-16
| A determinantal inequality involving partial traces
Published: 2016-03-17
| Endpoint Regularity of Multisublinear Fractional Maximal Functions
Published: 2016-08-30
| The Dirichlet divisor problem of arithmetic progressions
Published: 2016-05-30
| On chromatic functors and stable partitions of graphs
Published: 2016-08-19
| Small prime solutions to cubic Diophantine equations II
Published: 2016-04-13
| Eigenvalues of $-\Delta_p -\Delta_q$ under Neumann boundary condition
Published: 2016-06-02
| Cokernels of homomorphisms from Burnside rings to inverse limits
Author's Draft
| Stability threshold for scalar linear periodic delay differential equations
Published: 2016-09-14
| Canonical systems of basic invariants for unitary reflection groups
Published: 2016-06-01
| On the Generalized Auslander-Reiten Conjecture under Certain Ring Extensions
Author's Draft
| Stability of vector bundles on curves and degenerations
Published: 2016-02-11
| Homology of the Fermat tower and universal measures for Jacobi sums
Published: 2016-04-11
| On Ulam stability of a functional equation in Banach modules
Published: 2016-09-20
| Moduli of rank $2$ Stable Bundles and Hecke curves
Published: 2016-09-29
| On a conjecture of Livingston
Author's Draft
| Some normal numbers generated by arithmetic functions
Author's Draft
| Some Results on the Annihilating-Ideal Graphs
Published: 2016-05-10
| On the Diameter of Unitary Cayley Graphs of Rings
Published: 2016-06-07
| The metric dimension of circulant graphs
Published: 2016-08-18
| Condition $C'_{\wedge}$ of Operator Spaces
Author's Draft
| The Carleson measure problem between analytic Morrey spaces
Published: 2016-03-23
| Mixed $f$-divergence for multiple pairs of measures
Published: 2016-09-08
| Rational function operators from Poisson integrals
Published: 2016-09-29
| Rings in which every element is a sum of two tripotents
Published: 2016-03-14
| Isometry on linear n-G-quasi normed spaces
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May 15, 2000
Clowning around are (left to right) Millie Buchanan, Becky Alke, and Barbara Petersen.
Staff photo by Becky Nixon.
by Deborah Stone, features writer
"Calling all clowns and clown-wannabes to come have fun and learn the craft of making people laugh" is the description for the Clowning Around class held at the Northshore Senior Center in Bothell every second Thursday morning.
Led by Barbara Petersen and Adrienne Everett, the class shares information about clowning, and provides lessons on make-up, costuming, juggling, and the art of creating balloon animals.
From four to six participants attend the class, and in the past year, they have marched in the Bothell Fourth of July parade, dressed up for the Woodinville Seniors Halloween party, sold raffle tickets at the Northshore Seniors Holiday Marketplace, and took part in the Lakeview Carnival. Two of the seniors, Petersen and Everett, even went to "Clown Camp '99" at the University of Wisconsin, La Crosse, for one week of fun and intense classes.
The club has been in existence for the about one and a half years and began with a demonstration given by professional clown Carol Johnson. Johnson, known as a caring clown who works in hospitals, came to the Senior Center to show interested seniors how to make balloon animals and talk about the art of clowning.
Petersen had always loved dressing in costume for Halloween and became intrigued by Johnson's demonstration, while attending a craft class in the adjacent space. She says, "I got so excited watching Carol that I decided to go across the room to learn more about what she was doing. It looked like so much fun, and then when I heard all about clowning and clown camp, I was really interested."
After attending Clown Camp last June, Petersen was hooked, and became known as "Barbo the Clown." For her, clowning is pure joy. "I love to do it, because it's so wonderful to make people smile and laugh," explains Petersen. "Watching their eyes light up makes me feel so good, and knowing that I have possibly helped someone to go from feeling sad or depressed to enjoying themselves is very satisfying. Clowning is a healthy helping activity and it can really make a difference in people's moods, outlooks, and attitudes."
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Now in its 12th year, the RSPB's Volunteer & Farmer Alliance surveys (V&FA) are continuing to provide a vital picture of how farmland birds in East Sussex are faring.
Thanks to the hard work of volunteer surveyors, the V&FA has so far covered an impressive 40,960 hectares of farmland across the RSPB's south east region since 2000.
This year was no exception with 57 volunteers surveying nearly 4,000 additional hectares – the equivalent of 4000 rugby pitches.
In East Sussex specifically, 15 farms covering a total area of 835 hectares were surveyed this summer in Lewes, Hastings, Robertsbridge, Hailsham, Rotherfield, Hartfield, Rye, Newhaven and Mayfield.
Roddy Mair, whose Rye farm was surveyed, said: "We've done a lot over the last 10 years for wildlife, so to have species such as barn owls and to see the small bird populations' increase over this time is very encouraging."
In the south east, as across the rest of the UK, over 70% of the landscape is farmland, which is of fundamental importance in providing feeding and breeding habitat for birds and other wildlife. Indeed, many species such as Lapwing, Skylark and Yellowhammer, have become specially adapted to live on it.
Unfortunately however, many farmland birds have declined significantly over the last 40 years and are now of major conservation concern.
This is largely the result of changes in farming practice such as the loss of mixed farming and changing cropping patterns, as well as field drainage and the increased use of pesticides.
This is how projects like the RSPB's Volunteer and Farmer Alliance can help by working with farmers to manage their land in a way that provides birds with their three basic requirements: a safe place to nest, food in spring and summer for growing chicks, and food and shelter over the winter - the so-called 'Big 3'.
Fay Pattinson, V&FA coordinator, said: "We've had more farms than ever in East Sussex taking part in the surveys this year which gives those farmers an excellent idea of what birds are present on their holding".
"Farmers really value the information and once they know which birds they have on their land and where, we can advise them on how to manage their land appropriately with these species in mind".
"We couldn't do it without the help of a dedicated team of volunteers who go out in the early mornings to record the birds they see."
The surveys take place over three visits between April and July, in the early morning when birds are most active and there is the best chance of seeing as many as possible.
Common birds such as the Blackbird, Chaffinch and Blue Tit were found on 98% of the 54 farms surveyed. Robins were also present on 94%, with the Great Tit and Wren present on 93% of farms.
Fay added: "It was encouraging to see the farmland birds Skylark, Song Thrush, Linnet and Yellowhammer present on well over half of the farms surveyed this year"
"Some of the least sighted birds were the real farmland specialists like Corn Bunting, Tree Sparrow and Turtle Dove, which have declined by around 90% over the last 40 years.
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Tommy Tuberville officially told his players he was no longer their head coach in an emotional team meeting in Auburn on Wednesday night.
Someone who attended the meeting said Tuberville became emotional when he told his players he was leaving. The players quietly left the meeting, declining to speak to the media. Auburn and Tuberville parted ways Wednesday afternoon during a meeting with Athletics Director Jay Jacobs.
Auburn has not announced whether he was fired or resigned. Neither Tuberville nor an Auburn official has addressed the media.
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White Owl
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This article is about the cigar. For the butterfly, see Neorina patria. For the species of owls, see Northern white-faced owl and Southern white-faced owl.
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White Owls are American-made, machine produced cigars.[1] White Owl cigars are inexpensive, costing .99 cents for a pack of two cigarillos. The logo consists of a snowy owl perched on a cigar. The brand is owned by Swedish Match.
White Owl is a cigar first produced in 1887. White Owl cigars are machine made in Dothan, Alabama, U.S.A.[dubious ] with a sheet-type wrapper and binder that encases a mixed filler tobacco blend from five nations.
As of 2011, White Owl cigars imported into Australia are produced in the Dominican Republic, under the direction of an Owensboro, Kentucky, U.S.A. company.[2]
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- "White Owl" is a Russian folk-core group, created in Moscow, who play music of different nations adapted in various styles. Since the tastes of the musicians don't belong to the same genre their arrangements are mixtures of such traditions as alternative, indie, solid rock, folk tradition and even renaissance. This band is not to be confused with the Canadian group called White Owl, whose shoegazing, drone heavy psychedelic rock is believed to be "enhanced" by moderate intake of the above-mentioned "blunts".
- In the 1999 film Blast from the Past, Calvin Webber (Christopher Walken) hands down his prized baseball cards to his son Adam (Brendan Fraser) in a "White Owl" cigar box.
- In the song "Git Up Git Out" by Outkast, the lyrics include, "Our white owls are burnin' kind of slow."
- "Spark Another Owl" by Cypress Hill off their album Cypress Hill III: Temples of Boom
- The Vicious Fishes, a band from Feasterville, Pennsylvania., named one of their jams "Peach White Owl"[3]
- "40 and a Blunt" by Das Efx, lyrics includes "We're only smoking Phillies, White Owls and Optimos". This song is a 1990s hip hop track which refers to drinking 40 oz malt liquor and smoking blunts.
- In the song Method Man by the Wu-Tang Clan, Method Man sings the lyrics: "I got fat bags of skunk, I got white owl blunts, and I'm about to go get lifted..."
- ^ "White Owl Pages". Meta-Wiki. 2007-07-12. Retrieved 2007-07-12.
- ^ Sticker applied by Swedish Match (Springvale, Victoria, Australia) to a White Owl "Invincible" cigar packaging, circa 2011.
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BC Law Students Argue Cases Before Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
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Newton, MA--Boston College Law School students David Kete, Drew Trombly, Marija Ozolins, and Mackenzie Houck argued two cases to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals last week in California. After each argument, presiding Judge McKeown thanked the students and the school for providing the Court with valuable pro bono representation. The clients involved are indigent detained individuals who are fleeing harm in their home countries of Mexico and the Dominican Republic.
The students are part of a special program with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, where supervised law students brief and argue cases before the court. The Ninth Circuit permits a limited number of law schools to participate in their program. Boston College Law School is the only law school outside of the Ninth Circuit's boundaries that is included.
The school's participation is due to BC Law's commitment to experiential learning. Dean Rougeau recently appointed clinical professor Paul Tremblay to serve as the Faculty Director of Experiential Learning. "Boston College Law School is aggressively developing new practice-based programs and encouraging students to take advantage of those the school has already developed," Tremblay says. "This program is an example of BC Law's vibrant, visible commitment to the importance of connecting their legal education to the practice of law."
Professor Kari Hong is the supervisor of this program due to her extensive experience in the Ninth Circuit, running her own law practice in California before coming to Boston College. She litigated nearly 100 cases and argued a dozen published cases before the Court.
"I loved practicing at the demanding level of the Ninth Circuit, and when I started teaching, I wanted to find an opportunity to impart the passion and rewards that come from this type of work," Hong says. "This program allows me to do that. And all four students were tremendous. They worked hard and accomplished a great deal. I am proud that these four began the project as students and ended it as co-counsel."
This was the first year Boston College participated in the program. Under Hong's supervision, the students filed opening and reply briefs last semester before arguing their cases to the panel of three judges in San Francisco. When the decisions are issued, the students' names will appear on them.
"I jumped at the opportunity to essentially apprentice with Professor Hong, an immigration lawyer at the top of her field," says David Kete '14. "It was a great honor to be able to represent a real client while I was still in law school. I feel enormously grateful to have played a small part in helping [my client] at a time when he is far from his family and friends, with almost no one else on his side. After participating in the prosecution clinic this fall, representing an applicant on an immigration issue was the perfect way to round out my law school education. I have been so fortunate to have these two clinical experiences while in law school, and I know that in all my future work, these experiences will shape the way I look at legal problems."
Approximately 40% of all immigration cases in the country are filed in the jurisdiction of the Ninth Circuit. Many of those cases are brought by indigent individuals without representation and with a limited command of the English language. The Ninth Circuit screens the pro se cases and selects those that appear to warrant more substantial briefing.
One of the students' cases was from a former government informant who was shot in the head nine times in Mexico, leaving him for dead and permanently paralyzed. His attackers had recognized him as being responsible for their arrest and removal from the United States. The Immigration Judge and Board of Immigration Appeals had denied him all forms of relief. The students argued the need to grant his claim for protection under the Convention Against Torture and reconsider the finding that his prior criminal convictions barred him from seeking asylum and withholding.
The other case was from a woman who fled the Dominican Republic after her boyfriend brutally abused and raped her. She was apprehended four times at the border before she was permitted to enter. Each time, she gave a false name, birth date, and nationality due to her fear of being sent back to her country. The Immigration Judge and Board of Immigration Appeals denied her claims, contending that her lies precluded all forms of relief for her. Under the old law, lies at the border could not serve as a basis for denying a person's claim. In 2005, Congress modified the law to permit any falsehood from being a basis to deny relief. The students argued the need to review our client's falsehoods in the context that her fear of return corroborated rather than undermined her claim of past and future harm.
The Court will likely render its decisions in the next few weeks.
"The students were incredible," Hong says. "Their cases were heard along with cases argued by attorneys, and the Court gave no handicap to the students. They learned an enormous amount of substantive law, mastered technical and complex issues of immigration law, communicated with their clients who were detained, learned how to write briefs, and learned how to prepare and present oral argument at the highest of levels."


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Will it get done?
June 14, 2011 - Mike McLain
The NFL and the and the players' union are reaching a criticial stage in the lockout that began in early March.
If the two sides don't get serious about the issues that are preventing an agreement, it's possible owners will lose their two home preseason games. Worse yet is the possibility of a shortened regular season or perhaps no season at all.
Call me an internal optimist, but I think the problems will be resolved soon. There's too much money on the table to ruin a good thing. The NFL owns the sporting public like no other sport. Cooler heads will eventually understand that reality and get the job done.
The situation is kind of like the way teams deal with negotiations of rookie contracts. The draft is held in late April, but the serious work of getting the rookies into the fold doesn't begin until July. Usually, one or two rookies miss the early stages of training camp.
There's never a doubt that a deal with the players will get done. The problem is that teams wait until other teams begin signing rookies, which then begins the slotting process when crunching the financial numbers.
The owners and players probably have known where the common ground is from the start of the lockout, but both sides have been too stubborn to admit it. That should change quickly when the realization of missed games and, more importantly, missed paychecks sets in.
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Because of the size of the population paying into the pool one would expect a reduced cost, so what's not to like?
Sadly it has morphed into a plan that will still leave millions uninsured and has back-room deals for residents of Nebraska and Louisiana, allows certain religious groups like the Amish and others to opt out for religious reasons and cuts deals with the union to not tax their existing "Cadillac" plans until 2018.
I thought this was a plan for all of America? Why isn't everyone covered as was first advertised, and why all the special deals?
All of these special deals mean those left end up paying a larger share, and those with the deals will still be using the same medical resources they don't want to pay for.
If this is a good plan then we would not need all these special deals to entice people to support this thing. I understand the attraction of getting a plan in place, but it should be a plan enthusiastically embraced by we the people.
If we need to cut all these special deals then maybe we need to start over. I would rather have a good plan in time, over a bad one now.
It was interesting to listen to Democratic criticism of former President George W. Bush over the last eight years, with constant complaints of back-room deals.
Why the silence now? Or is it OK if it's your guy cutting the deals? Since the Democrats control all three branches of the government, it is up to their constituents to challenge them on these back-room deals. Failure to do so will confirm hypocrisy is alive and well in the Democratic party, too.


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SURGICAL attempts to enlarge the orifice of the mitral valve, previously constricted by disease, were consistent failures until the principle of cutting or splitting the scarred valve ring at the commissures was recognized by Bailey in 1946. At that time Bailey performed a digital dilatation of the valve in a severely ill patient and obtained a marked temporary improvement. He recognized at autopsy that the valve enlargement which had resulted from the dilatation was due to tearing directly at the location of the commissures. He and his group have since developed more accurate methods of commissurotomy to accomplish this result.1
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The long awaited return of Australia's leading songwriter and performer is here.
Megan Washington's new single 'Who Are You' is available now
'Who Are You' is the first new Megan Washington studio recording in more than two years. It is said that time is what prevents everything from happening at once. With Megan Washington this most surely is the case. And this most surely is her time. This fearless next step is a bold statement from this authentic artist and showcases the direct and intimate song writing that you can expect to hear from her future recordings.
It is not that Megan Washington has been standing still since the release of her breakthrough debut album 'I Believe You Liar' in 2010. Between touring the planet in support of the release, the then 24 year-old carried home ARIA and APRA awards for the multi platinum-selling LP and became one of Australia's most recognised voices in the process.
The release of the darker, more introspective 'Insomnia' EP perhaps hinted at a new direction for Washington, and her sold-out Sydney Opera House show, by the same name, book-ended an incredible 2 years. Most importantly however this phase would ignite a period of intense creative growth that would lead Megan Washington to this moment.
In 2013 Megan Washington arrived in London, ready to embrace a Northern European summer and a musical revolution. It also saw her reconnect in the studio with Australian record producer Samuel Dixon (Sia, Adele) and Stella Mozgawa (Warpaint) on drums.
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Washington, D.C. – For more than 25 years, analysts have been reporting that the American Middle Class was endangered and in decline. But it was not until this fall that anyone spelled out not only the policies that fostered that decline, but the political movement that drove those policies. Who Stole the American Dream? is an extraordinary new book by Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and best-selling author Hedrick Smith, who will come to the Center for American Progress to discuss how a little-known memo by a Virginia corporate lawyer launched a movement that reshaped this nation's economic playing field. In great detail, Smith ties the success of that movement to the decline in wages, the disappearance of traditional pension plans, and the increasingly tenuous financial condition of America's middle class families.
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Caregiver Laurie shared a happy moment with Tarra when she delivered "meals on wheels" to her in the habitat this week. She was driving down the left branch of Marcella's through the pines, when something caught her eye. She had almost driven by her; Tarra, standing still and silent, huge and yet perfectly camouflaged amongst the trees. Surely Tarra had seen her coming from a long way off. But the moment Tarra saw that she'd been spotted by Laurie, her eyes widened with excitement and she enthusiastically flapped her ears. "As she emerged into full view, I laughed and made out as if she'd played a great trick on me, and that she'd won her little game," Laurie said. When Bella was still with us, she would be the one to end these little jokes, rather than Tarra. Silent until after the Caregivers passed by, Bella would make the two friends' presence known by bounding out into view and barking behind the Caregivers—just a single bark as if to say 'Ha!'


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Though it's faced the wrecking ball several times, the Randall County Courthouse is still standing.
The courthouse is entering into the fifth round of Texas Historical Commission grant applications for its restoration. Harold Root, chairman of the Randall County Historical Commission, said the county is in pretty good shape and is competing against other projects in other counties for a piece of $62 million.
The courthouse was built in 1909 and is now used for storage. The courthouse's south annex was torn down last year, and the north annex is scheduled to come down during the renovation.
Randall County Commissioner Skip Huskey, chairman of the Randall County Courthouse Restoration Fund, said the building needs a lot of improvements.
"We're going to re-plumb, all new electrical - it's going to be restored as much as possible to its original condition. There's been some changes like with ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) and we have to install an elevator," he said.
A replacement of the building's original clock tower, which was torn down in 1945, is also planned.
Kim Williams, the project architect, was not immediately available for comment.
Estimates now put building renovations at $5.5 million. Renovations to the grounds will cost an additional $1.5 million and will be done in conjunction with the Main Street Program.
"Our goal is to completely pay for the building with grants and private money, and we have no doubt that we're going to do that," Huskey said.
Officials are hanging a lot of hopes on the courthouse's restoration to help restore downtown.
"It's going to revitalize (downtown) - make something from all this area. People will come to shop and see our courthouse," Root said.
"It will totally revitalize downtown Canyon," said Randall County Judge Ernie Houdashell. "I think all of downtown will prosper more."
Huskey said the project is a way to bring the center of town back to life.
"Our town and internal towns have been dying for years. Preservation of our history is an item that the Legislature and many people consider important," he said.
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While it's really not all that surprising considering his performance and lack of ice time in the playoffs, I'm still in shock to read that Brad Richards will be a healthy scratch in Game 4 tonight.
According to Katie Strang at ESPN.com, John Tortorella called Richards at home this morning to break the news to him.
Richards admitted he was surprised and disappointed with the decision, but added this (via ESPN.com)….
"Nothing's over. Work harder and try my best to not let it happen again."
…wow! Torts has known Richards for a long time, I can't imagine this was an easy decision. But it's the right one. Thought Torts would at least have the chutzpah to tell Richards to his face.
…despite the scratch tonight, I still believe Richards will be back next season. The Rangers have committed too much money to Richards that I can't believe they would give up on him based on one terrible lockout shortened season. Give him a chance to prove he can still be an effective player in the NHL and if he can't, buy him out next summer. Don't underestimate the value of pride.
Also from practice today, Darroll Powe declared himself out tonight, while Arron Asham, who skated with the scratches along with Chris Kreider, said he wasn't sure if he was playing.
Ryane Clowe skated for the second straight day, while Kris Newbury and Michael Haley left the ice early with the rest of the team and will likely take the place of Asham and Richards in the line-up.
…talk about desperate times calling for desperate measures. Assuming if Clowe feels he's healthy enough to play, which I doubt he will, he'll take Kreider's spot in the line-up.
…to be honest, I like the moves, especially after the lack of energy and passion from the Rangers in Game 3. Newbury and Haley are two guys who can fire a team up and I expect both to be extremely aggressive from the drop of the puck. Heck, if I'm Torts I have the two of them out there with Dorsett for the opening face-off and demand that they jump whoever they're lined-up against. Time for some old school hockey, Rangers fans.
Speaking of old, it looks like Roman Hamrlik will be the guy to replace the injured Anton Stralman tonight.
…whatever, not going to complain about a guy who won't see more than three minutes.
…hope there's extra energy bars for Girardi and McDonagh because they might play 50 minutes each tonight.
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Barangaroo South Development Agreement
Expressions of Interest were invited from architects and developers from around the world to design and develop the first stage of Barangaroo.
The criteria that the consortia needed to address were:
- The scale of the buildings in the context of the City
- The quality of the architecture in the context of this being the western gateway to the City
- World class public domain and permeability through the development
- Connections to the city and public transport
- The mix of uses - including civic, commercial, retail, residential recreational and cultural
- Vibrant active public water front
- Interpretation and heritage considerations designed in to the proposal
- Best possible exposure to the sun and how to minimise shadow impact and wind protection
- Authentic places that work together as a place including streets, squares, arcades, lane ways and the water front.
In September 2008 three proponents were given until 31 March 2009 to submit their plans for the site. On 11 August 2009, the Government announced it had invited Brookfield Multiplex and Lend Lease to submit more detailed bids.
These final phase bids were lodged in November 2009 and on 20 December 2009, the Government announced that Lend Lease had been selected to develop and create the $6 billion Stage 1 development.
On 5 March 2010, the Barangaroo Delivery Authority released a summary of the Issues of Principle which described those areas of the winning design from Lend Lease, where further work was required to satisfy the important public aspects of the plan.
At this same time, the Authority entered into a Project Development Agreement with Lend Lease Corporation which detailed financial arrangements. These include substantive fixed payments to the State over a minimum of 10 years. Other financial features include:
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- strong financial security with bank and Lend Lease Corporation guarantees;
The Project Development Agreement enshrines key public expectations regarding Barangaroo, including a world-class public domain, international-benchmark sustainability targets, and retention of land ownership by the public. Lend Lease and their investors have a 99 year leasehold on the buildings being developed.
Since the signing of the Agreement, the Authority has been working continuously with Lendlease to develop and improve plans and to incorporate key elements, following feedback from the public and international design experts.
Lend Lease lodged its initial Concept Plan Amendment Application mid 2010 and received approval for it in December 2010. Progressive amendments to the Concept Plan have been assessed by the Department of Planning since all of which have maintained the sustainability and public open space objectives set out in the original agreement.
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Melrose Place: The Complete First Season
Thomas Calabro Remembers Melrose Place 20 Years Later
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It's been 20 years since the small, fictional apartment complex at 4616 Melrose Place put the West Hollywood street on the map.
It's hard to believe it's been two whole decades since actor Thomas Calabro (who played Dr. Michael Mancini), 53, Courtney Thorne-Smith (Alison Parker), 44, Grant Show (Jake Hansen), 50, Doug Savant (Matt Fielding), 48, and Josie Bissett (Jane Andrews Mancini), 41, first assumed their roles as 20-somethings trying to make it in Los Angeles.
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This year's Festival will be held July 8 to 26 and will showcase dance from Hawai'i, New Zealand, Korea, and Taiwan. The Festival incorporates performances, public lectures, and workshops.
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They can hear us through sphereo?
Oh, they weren't actually there? Curse me and my skimming ._.
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willingmess 4 years ago#82
Gubbey posted...
willingmess posted...They can hear us through sphereo?
It's ok. Hyacinth was only commenting for the sake of Willingmess, Tear, and Guy. Maybe, his voice got through somehow, and people just thought he was the announcer?
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XEvent-HorizonX (Topic Creator)4 years ago#83
Martini looks down on Hoenn.
"Slateport, Mauville, Rustboro, Dewford..." -Martini, looking at Rustboro.
"Wait a sec! Would you look at that, Celeste? My two favorite people, Poli and Pryce." -Martini, remembering not-so-great memories.
A flying Geodude hits Celeste.
"Mayday, Mayday! We're hit! We're hit!" -Martini, grabbing onto Celeste's collar.
Celeste crashes behind the gym.
"Ow..." -Celeste, in pain.
"Come now, Celeste. At least break my fall with some dignity." -Martini, landing on Celeste.
"I don't think I can walk..." -Celeste.
"Then fly, dear. I'm going in." -Martini, getting up.
A Geodude is slammed into the ground by a Riolu. The shards of rocks flying at the door are avoided by Martini and harmlessl--
"Aiaei!" -Celeste, screaming.
"You'll be fine." -Martini, dismissive.
He leaves her outside as he passes Roxanne, who is most likely looking to retrieve her Geodude.
"Tonda Gossa!" -Martini, shouting at the gym.
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Tableflip: So you two dont look like youve aged at all since we last saw you.
Mary: Thats because we havent.
Jabba: Eh, we were pretty much kidnapped by aliens and put in stasis for five years. Then Ocarina came up and saved us, lord knows how, and we got back.
Ocarina: Then this guy called N helped us recue a bunch of people being held captive on a space station piloted by a bunch of Deoxys.
Emile: O K ?
Tableflip: Doesnt matter now. Lets keep going.
Josh: So what new Spirit Pokemon did you get?
Mary: Jirachi.
Jabba: Shaymin.
Josh: lol Jabba, you got Shaymin?
Mary: Oh, dont be like that Josh.
Emile: Ok passengers, we are arriving at our destination, boat fortress #2.
Ocarina: So this is what you meant?
Tableflip: Yep, super creepy floating fortress of doom, courtesy of the Wizard himself.
Jabba lets out a shiver.
Mary: Oh, dont worry, Ill protect you.
Ocarina then laughs until he hurt at that statement.
Jabba: Im really beginning to hate you.
The group goes to enter the fortress
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The group ecentually got to the boat.
On the bow:
Cuna was perching on a high place.
Jessica:Hey Cuna!
Cuna:Oh.Hello,Jessica.I have something to tell you.
He pulled out his bass.Before he played,a net was shot at him.He fell off the roof,entangled in the net.
Jessica:We got to save him!
Tableflip:Who's Cuna?
Jessica:A friend.
Jabba:Sure he is.
He raised his eyebrows and made a perverted face.
Ocarina:Stop screwing around,we have to save that articuno guy!
I don't even know anymore.
OcarinaofToast 4 years ago#86
Jabba: All right, all right.
They walked over to the entangled ice bird/human.
Cuna: I would appreciate it if someone would cut me out of here.
Mary: Relax, Im on it.
Mary used her retractable claws (which she got when she got Liapards Sign) to cut Cuna out of the net.
Jessica: Cuna!
She ran over to him.
Cuna: Well, hello my lovely sweetie, shall I sing you a little ditty?
Jessica was in awe of her crush.
Jabba: Please dont. It didnt even rhyme.
Jessica let a slight scowl out at Jabba.
Jabba stuck his tong out; then Emile hit him the back of the head.
Jabba: Hey, what was that for?
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Y we sou ded?
When Jabba & Co. aren't looking, Chocolate grabs Cuno and takes him into a cabin.
"My heart has always been yours, Chocolate." -Cuno.
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XEvent-HorizonX posted...
Y we sou ded?
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Y we sou ded?
Cuz im watign on olpi or or tviruss >.>
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Y we sou ded?
Don't know about everyone else, but I sure know that I'm being severely distracted by the TV. Too bad I can't turn it off exactly..
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Christopher D. "Mopar Man" Boyles, 39, of 170 Pinecrest Drive, passed away unexpectedly Tuesday, July 12, 2011.
Chris and his wife, the former Kerry A. Hess, would have celebrated their 12th anniversary on August 28.
Chris was employed by Weatherford International. He was a 1991 graduate of Loyalsock High School, an avid sportsman and enjoyed hunting, fishing and camping with his wife and the boys.
Chris enjoyed Dodge trucks and spending time with his nieces and nephews.
Born Dec. 8, 1971, in Williamsport, he was the son of David R. and Janis L. Reeder Boyles.
Surviving besides his wife are his mother, Janis L. (Jeffrey) Foresman of Muncy; sons, Brandon L. Hess of Elizabethville and Jimmy L. Cundiff, at home; a brother, Eric P. (Caprice) Boyles of Montoursville; grandparents, Rodney L. Boyles of Warrensville and Shirley A. Reeder of Muncy and loving nieces and nephews, Sherri, Phoenix, Orion, Matthew and Laura.
Chris was predeceased by his grandfather, Harry Reeder; grandmother, Ruth Boyles and a cousin, Brian Berry.
A casual dress visitation will be from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday, July 16, at Knight-Confer's, 1914 Memorial Ave. A memorial service will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, July 23 at Rose Valley Lake North Access.
In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations to the National Bipolar Foundation, 111 South Highland, Suite 129, Memphis, TN 38111 or to help with funeral cost, c/o Knight-Confer Funeral Home.


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Anyone in the Old Country who still believes that Israel is a creamy "blending of the exiles" should get on the next plane to Ben-Gurion airport, hop a cab to Ma'asiyahu prison in the nearby town of Ramle, and geb a kuk, as my grandmother used to say, at what's going on.
Ma'asiyahu is on everyone's map these days thanks to its new celebrity tenant, former interior minister and Shas party boss Rabbi Aryeh Deri, who in early September began serving a three-year sentence after the Supreme Court upheld his conviction on corruption charges. Deri's supporters are convinced he was framed, and in a display of solidarity a group of them immediately pitched tents adjacent to the prison compound and proudly named their encampment the Sha'agat Aryeh yeshivah, meaning "lion's roar."
The roar is what hits you when first you arrive. Thumping Middle Eastern songs with religious Hebrew lyrics pouring from big speakers. Piercing, passionate riffs of ultra-Orthodox revivalists extolling the virtues of Deri and exhorting the Jewish people to return to old-time religion. And then there's the crowd, at least 1,500 people on the relatively slow night a friend and I paid a visit - men and women (the women reverently watching the main stage on a huge video screen), Ashkenazi and Sephardi (overwhelmingly the latter), virtually all of them Orthodox, Charedi or on the verge of rekindled religiosity, chatting and praying and cheering so loud I could barely hear my cell phone. Elmer Gantry and Jimmy Swaggart would be right at home here, if they spoke Hebrew.
The media lost no time in dubbing the revival campground a "Charedi Woodstock," which is a fair enough label. Certainly the Deri phenomenon constitutes a spontaneous Israeli counter-culture of pilgrimage and protest, and there was enough mud and litter to do any rock festival proud. (The organizers plan to bring in mobile homes during the rainy season.) Although the Sephardic Shas movement originated under the wing of the sternly anti-Chassidic Lithuanian branch of ultra-Orthodoxy, the religious orientation of Sha'agat Aryeh is an equally improbable hybrid of Oriental-style Orthodoxy and Bratzlav Chassidism, a mystical brand of Judaism especially popular with ba'alei teshuvah (returning Jews).
Makeshift stalls offered all manner of goods for sale, from volumes of Talmud and Midrash to amulets to computer toys, plastic plug-in teakettles, cheap costume jewelry, colorful pictures of kabbalists and other holy men, and a great smorgasbord of Bratzlaver bric-a-brac including candles, incense, charm and oversized white knitted skullcaps embroidered with a popular mantra based on the name of Rabbi Nahman, who died in 1810 and is buried in the Ukrainian town of Uman. As the preachers on the stage wrapped new penitents in prayer shawls, young Charedim went around seeking donations for a High Holy Day pilgrimage to Rabbi Nahman's grave, while other entrepreneurs hawked raffle tickets payable monthly by automatic bank withdrawal: Support a yeshivah, win a car.
I am no stranger to Talmud and Midrash, and am a longtime admirer of "Likutei Moharan," the collection of Rabbi Nahman of Bratzlav's homilies which, Rabbi Yehuda Deri informed the assembled, is among the holy books that his brother Aryeh studies for 12 hours a day behind bars. Nonetheless, I felt rather out of my customary element that night at Ma'asiyahu, especially after enduring earfuls of anti-Ashkenazi sentiment from various folks with whom I struck up conversation, or they with me: Why is former President Ezer Weizman, who received questionable gifts of money from a wealthy French Jew, sitting in his villa in Caesarea, huh, while Deri, a pure and holy man, sits in jail? Why was industrialist Eli Hurvitz exonerated of tax-evasion charges?
"The Ashkenazim take," one woman said to me, "and it's all whitewashed."
Over and over I heard the same complaints, the same resentments, the same pain, the same words: culture war, Sephardi revolution, ethnic prejudice, religious discrimination.
"Tell your readers that Torah Jews shouldn't move to Israel, they'll be persecuted," insisted a young Swiss Charedi, a black-coated Ashkenazi.
A stocky Sephardi in a tight T-shirt begged to differ: "What business do the secular have living here? They should leave!" Chimed his friend: "The Ashkenazim are finished!"
At one point, surrounded by a growing circle of angry fellow Jews, each with a long-festering gripe of his own - Ben-Gurion's conduct during the Holocaust, the Lavon spy scandal of the 1950s, the Labor Zionists' condescending treatment of Yemenite immigrants - I felt a sudden need to change the subject and shouted out a leading question: Do you think Deri could be prime minister some day?"Absolutely!" rang a chorus of voices, with one man adding: "Exactly like Mandela!"
The political prisoner that came first to my mind, however, was from a different era: Shabtai Zevi, the charismatic false messiah jailed by the Turkish Sultan in 1666. "The Jews flocked in great numbers to the castle where he was imprisoned," wrote a 17th-century English diplomat named Sir Paul Rycaut, "on all whom, as a reward of the labors and expense of their pilgrimage, Shabbethai bestowed plenty of his benedictions, promising increase to their store and enlargement of possessions in the Holy Land."
Now there's something to chew on. You don't have to be an orthodox Marxian determinist to recognize that the newborn Deri cult has much to do with economics. Rapid privatization has sharply increased the gulf between haves and have-nots in recent years, and religious revival is one way for the underprivileged to feel empowered.
"Deri brings forgiveness for sin," one woman said. "On his account 400 people return to Judaism every day. Then Barak falls, it's the end of Zionism, and the Mashiach comes."
What does all this signify? Some observers think Deri will be pardoned by President Katsav; most don't. Some believe that in either case, Shas will leap to greater heights in the next election - which may well be coming soon - while others argue that internecine rivalries within the party will undermine its power.
Much more important than political speculation, however, is the necessity for us modern, worldly types to look beyond the alienating trappings of the Deri jamboree, and even set aside, for a moment, our fundamental distaste for people - be they cynical or benighted - who turn a convicted felon into a suffering saint. We need, at long last, to fathom the dimensions of the resentment harbored by what some pundits call "the other Israel," and to do what we can to heal what hurts. If we are deaf to the lion's roar, it will surely continue to be harnessed by demagogues.
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Circle Theatre's 'The Wedding Singer'
When: May 9-25 (7:30 p.m. Wednesdays-Saturdays, 5 p.m. Sundays)
Where: Aquinas College Performing Arts Center, 1607 Robinson Road SE
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI – "Totally radical. Awesome," lead actor Kyle Jurassic calls Circle Theatre's "The Wedding Singer."
The new production, opening Circle's 61st season on Thursday, May 9, is heavily influenced by the '80s as a sentimental send-up of Adam Sandler's 1998 film comedy. Circle's "Wedding Singer" features the two songs Sandler wrote for the movie, plus original numbers.
The stage show follows the same plot as Sandler's movie about a wedding singer at the top of his game until he is jilted at the altar.
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"You can feel the '80s influences," Director Tom Kaechele said. "The set is a kind of homage to the decade with a bunch of album coves are prominently displayed.
"When I look back at those times, I think about how much fun I had," he said.
Not to mention how much hair.
"I grew up in Middleville and I think I let my hair grow a little longer than I should have. My senior picture comes close to having Farrah Fawcett bangs," Kaechele said.
Circle Theatre's Managing Director Lynne Brown-Tepper said the show puts her in a wonderful mood.
"I could not get the title song, which opens the show, out of my head. It is so infectiously funny and a great choice for a summer opener," said Brown-Tepper, who confesses to a Madonna phase.
"I couldn't get a comb through my hair with the ratted hair and lace bow."
The cast is energetic and ready to entertain, Kaechele said. He has worked with lead actor Kyle Jurassic twice before in Circle's production of "How to Succeed in Business" and "Altar Boys." Jenny Fitcher plays Julia.
"I won't be channeling my inner-Sandler," Jurassic said. "I'm trying to make Robbie Hart my own. Hopefully, that won't be a disappointment for people. But I'll be keeping some of the ridiculousness."
Fans of MTV's early days will recognize choreography from "The Wedding Singer," Kaechele promised.
"(Choreographer Mary Lohman) did such a brilliant job of incorporating those moves into the musical," he said.
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Faith and Patriotism
Celebrations around the Fourth of July are a wonderful opportunity to remember what our country stands for and the great ideals that Americans have sought. It is a time to remember our men and women in military service and to appreciate the freedoms we have won, as well as the ongoing struggle for freedoms not yet achieved. For me, the Fourth of July is a time for both faith and patriotism.
In recent months, I've heard a lot of talk about patriotism. However, much of this talk has been about what is considered unpatriotic= Questioning the war in Iraq, for example, is considered by many to be unpatriotic.
I've also heard a lot of talk about faith. Likewise, much of this talk has been about some Americans – including people of faith – being considered unfaithful for opposing government displays of religion
These are not the measures of patriotism or faith that I value. In fact, my own views are quite the opposite.
I am Presbyterian—and so a strong example of patriotism and faith in my religious heritage is John Witherspoon. Few Americans know that Witherspoon was the only clergy person to sign the Declaration of Independence. As a person of faith and as a patriot, he put his life at risk for the birth of our country. If John Witherspoon and other brave men and women had not challenged the unjust reign of King George, America, with her glorious promise of freedom and opportunity, might never have been born.
In my view, it is the essence of patriotism to question authority and to exercise freedom responsibly and in the context of community.
It is patriotic to encourage vibrant civil discourse with divergent opinions and diverse points of view.
It is patriotic to tackle tough questions and not shy away from difficult answers.
Finally, it is patriotic to protect the rights of our fellow citizens and residents of this country as fervently as we protect our own.
The Witherspoon Society in the Presbyterian Church USA and its colleague organization Semper Reformanda claim the motto, "Reformed and always being reformed."
That is how I think of myself as an American – always striving for that "more perfect union." I hope that you will consider these views and perhaps set aside some time in the coming days to think and pray for our country, for our soldiers in conflict, for all men, women and children in harm's way, and for peace in the world.
Marco Grimaldo is director of the Faith and Progressive Policy Initiative of the Center for American Progress.
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Kim Kardashian Claims To Be Bigger Than Jesus
Kim Kardashian has long been worshiped in the African American community as fat ass fertility goddess, but now it appears that Kim is taking her celebrity to the next level by claiming to be bigger than Jesus.
As you can see in photo above, the pregnant adulterous mudshark mocks the famous Jesus statue in Rio by flaunting her wide ass in front of it in a hideous pink dress.
The message here is clear, Kim Kardashian thinks she is the new messiah, and that she was sent to earth to preach the gospel of interracial sex and reality TV fame whoring.
Grand Dragon Pete
Nonsense! Jesus was 6'5″ and weighed 250lbs…..of pure muscle! He also had the second largest cock in the history of the world…..just two inches smaller than a certain Grand Dragon of the great state of Alabama.
This mudshark Kim Kartrashian must be brought in for questioning followed by an immediate execution. Before the execution…..our calvalry swords will shave her ass to the bone.
Zohair – The Good One
Your knowledge of Cock sizes is very 'deep' indeed
One can only wonder how……
Grand Dragon Pete
Nohair on nuts
The Klan doesn't care to know that you take cock "deep" in your asshole……because we already knew this to be fact.
she must suck an arabian cock to be greater than jesus
Grand Dragon Pete
Boy fucker
The only Arabian this google lover would suck is an Arabian horse.
She is disgusting.
If you notice there is another filthy whore in the background doing the very same thing. I wouldn't be surprised if some Christian crusader onlookers beat the crap out of them for their mocking blasphemy against their god.
Knowing western whores adversity to cleanliness though, it may that their armpits reek so badly that they are merely airing them out. Pray to Allah that they don't try to air out their stinkin' pussies and ass holes as well.
The fat from this harlot's flabby arms alone could heat several small households for days.
The truth
I've never seen a more blasphemous site than this u better repent while u still have the chance
Henchman #122
Jumping on the Henchman bandwagon!
Nice guy
One day I will rule the world
white power
if you look closely, you can see that a google is taking the mudsharks photo. Possibly from a stolen Camera.
Imam Khalid
She certainly is "bigger than Jesus".
Jesus wasn't a obese lard ass coal burner.
praise jeebus
typical mudshark! you can see a klansmen brother standing near her. After this photo was taken She was bound and gagged and dumped over the cliff.
Nazi valley girl Greta
She is like such a fat race traitor! Not me though, the only thing gettin' near my schnitzel muffin is white, Anglo-Saxon, and Protestant!
The West is the Best
Once Again you post this mudshark now she is showing the world how much wider her stinking ass will be after the implants.
The West is the Best
I have absolutely no idea what ' Punctuation' means, and I obviously don't care that it annoys the shit out of the readers.
This proves that I am a google.
Also, the difference between 'your' and 'you're' is a mystery that will elude me until the day I perish
The West is the Best
Allsmelly DiCarlo Aka west imposter
I don't care what annoys the readers like you there all pieces of shit who fuck whatever anmials they can stick there little dicks into how i write is none of anyones concern so fuck off if ya don't like it don't read it so all you mofos who are complaining stick that up your asses.
Abdullah The Butcher
kim koon-lover kardashian not only is bigger than jesus…that google loving bitch is bigger than the west bank and the golan heights combined.
Us Muslims hope she dies soon from google AIDS.
Abdullah fucka
You're the biggest dumbass I've ever seen.
You obviously can't get through a paragraph without saying a racist, homophobic, or religion-hating essence. And you talk of war and how you'll defeat the west with the Iranian atom bomb, let me tell you something. Your country has absolutely no chance of winning a war against the USA.
And you're a pussy; hiding behind a computer screen talking all this shit. When in reality you just got a raging vagina.
(P.S calling me a "cocksucking faggot bitch ass google" not only will not make any sense. But won't help your case.)
Abdullah The Butcher
fag fucking google bitch
stop spreading lies. Us Muslims only tell the truth and talk peace.
Now, go fuck yourself with a chain saw and kill your yourself you filthy cock sucker.
Mulah sahib khalid
brothers, of kkk and of islam, why do we not join together and end this fat bitches life already?
Alissa C DiCarlo
What a fat bitch.
Her ass maybe
The West is the Best
Allsmelly DiCunto
And you smell who cares.
Imam Khalid
West, I appreciate your jihad against the cunt but could you and the other mouth-breathing asshole infidels learn to use the REPLY button?
By the Prophet's Beard!
It makes all you donkeys look as though you're muttering to yourselves like a bunch of un-medicated schizophrenic wandering around in a city park!
The West is the Best
Imam Kahlid
I do use the reply button it's DiCunto who does not she also is the imposter west Her IP number comes back to both DiCarlo and the imposter west I have told her this and the dumb cunt still does it. you should hire her to clean up after your camels and dancing boys if you have any donkeys watch her very close around them she has a thing for donkey dick.
Umar the Brown
Like my favorite Islamic blues singer Bull Camel Achmed once saing, "An ass so big you can see it from the front…means the husband needs to beat up that cunt…send her to work out in the fields…whip her when she is late with his meals…oh, yeeaaaaahhh… ."
Ade Ojo (Nigeria)
The whore couldnt have equalled herself with Jesus under normal circumstances how much more saying she is greater than Jesus She should have her head examined medically Jesus is a Saint while she is a whore a mnaterial for hell fire She should repent and ask for forgiveness
her ass is bigger the Jesus ass
Abdul Kiar
I disagree.
Jesus barely ate,and had bones sticking out of his ribs.
Jesus was not Muslim,but had a better body than Kim K .
At least he was not over weight.
And it's scary to watch,she was a fat pig to begin with,but now her being preggars by
that google Kanye West ?
I wish the Kardashians would stop breeding like a cat in heat.
And I hope this bitch never visits Afghanistan again.
Governors in hell
People who celebrate Eastre or as stupid earthlings call it Easter, even Born again Christians are celebrating a non-Christian pagan deity along with the satanic Helloween oops I mean Halloween even though there is nothing hallowed about it along with another day God would frown upon us doing and that is attempting to celebrate Jesus birthday by celebrating a Druid holiday called Christmas. It must be a Druid holiday if they are using Pine trees that are decorated, yule log, mistletoe. God is going to send every Christian in the world to hell who celebrate pagan Easter, Christmas, Halloween and any other holiday that does not honor God the Father and God the Son, that is not biblical and scriptural. God and Jesus should have been anarchists and environmentalists who called destruction of the planet a atrocity along with the crime of being controlled by a wicked Obama government that loves making people homeless and throwing innocent people in a house full of cages if they don't pay money. Cops in Newtown, Enfield, etc. are devils. If you say, do you know that's "sexual" "harassment"? I "feel" "disrespected". That's Lucifer the demon talking through you and you will burn in hell for speaking those words as will the cowards who hide behind badges who committed the atrocity of coercing me into saying dishonestly, I'm "sorry" for something so stupid and trivial and inoffensive as complimenting a lady's bust, cleavage, rear. The police will be sorry when they are dead including the Enfield mall police for holding a grudge against a young man over some trifle like that, a harmless, innocent, inoffensive, trivial compliment. God will punish the Newtown police for calling compliments "controversial". The police and Baruch Obama ought to say I am sorry I made you say I am sorry for something you did not say wrong about her breasts, cleavage, rearend.


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Never waste your time trying to explain who you are to people who are committed to misunderstanding you.
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Drunk in love...I want you
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Aswe ya ce net al kole!
I had a late lunch so just some tea...
nica, will u marry me? u know how to get to a man's heart with these exotic dishes.
LR, learn a thing or two from nica. that way i wont be lookin fuh outside woman.
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"Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be encumbered with your old nonsense."
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Students at Donald E. Schick Elementary School had a chance to cash in on all their questions about banking during a visit from representatives of Susquehanna Bank, who spent time Friday teaching first- and second-grade students about the value of saving and the concept of wants versus needs.
Arline Brumbaugh, customer representative at Susquehanna Bank's Loyalsock Township branch, said children often are unaware of the importance of saving money - an idea that comes in handy down the road.
"Especially today, you find that kids don't have the concept of saving," she said.
Brumbaugh and her colleagues led students through a lesson that explained basic financial concepts in child-friendly language. The subject was "Patty's pet hamster" - kids needed to help Patty decide whether or not she has enough money for a hamster and all of its necessities.
"We're going to see if Patty can actually afford this hamster," said customer service representative April Buck as she helped the students fill out a worksheet at the front of the room.
Students made a list of items Patty would want to buy along with the hamster, and then were told to separate the "wants" from the "needs." Items like food and bedding were placed under the "needs" column, while items like a hamster sweater were identified as "wants."
The students helped Brumbaugh and Buck add up the cost of the items and found that it was more than the amount of money Patty had saved.
"If Patty doesn't have enough money, what can she do?" Buck asked the kids.
Students quickly piped up with several suggestions, from doing chores around the house to mowing lawns, washing cars or babysitting. One student even suggested Patty get a loan from the bank.
This led into a conversation about saving money.
Sandra Steiger, assistant manager, told students that money placed in a savings account will gain interest.
"The bank will give you interest on the money you put into the bank," she explained. "It makes your money grow."
The lesson was followed by a question-and-answer session, and students had questions about many aspects of banking.
"How do they get all that money?" one student wanted to know, while another student asked "How much money is in (the vault)? A million?"
Buck told the students the bank serves 80 to 100 customers each day.
"There is a lot of money in the vault," she said. "We have a lot of customers every day and we need enough money to cover everyone."
Several students expressed worries about bank security. Students wanted to know how the bank protects itself from counterfeit money and how it is protected from robbery.
"At our bank and all banks, the security is very high," Brumbaugh reassured students.
One student asked whether customers have to use code names in order to protect their identities at the bank.
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The session ended with a chance for students to shake hands with or hug "Buck" the moose, the Susquehanna Bank mascot.


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maybe you should listen to me and BUY
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Turnaround should evolve over several Qs which is good. This is no longer pump and dump stock. It is buy and hold for potentlaly significant long term gains. This assumes cost control and revenue growth. Its not clear when revenue growth kicks in. My opinion only. Not investment advice. Everyone should do own DD and decide for themselves.
and I'd BUY BLIBQ too - but I've said too much ;)
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At first glance, spotted flycatchers might seem dull brownish-grey and - well - a bit boring. It's better to think of them as beautiful in an understated way. Watch them for a short period and you'll be charmed by their fly-catching antics. Spotted flycatchers fly from a high perch, dash out to grab a flying insect and return to the same spot.
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Churchyards, cemeteries, parks and mature gardens are good places. Spotted flycatchers are often found in woodland with open glades – good for catching insects. During the breeding season spotted flycatchers can be found throughout the UK, although they are scarce in the far north and west and almost absent from Scottish islands. High densities are found from Devon and Kent as far north as Scotland.
They're one of the later spring migrants to arrive, not turning up until late April or early May. They leave around September.
Flying insects, such as moths, butterflies, damselflies, craneflies and other tasty morsels. If the weather is bad, they can search trees and shrubs for other insect food.
* UK breeding is the number of pairs breeding annually. UK wintering is the number of individuals present from October to March. UK passage is the number of individuals passing through on migration in spring and/or autumn.
Please note that the map is only intended as a guide. It shows general distribution rather than detailed, localised populations.
Patrik Aberg, Xeno-canto