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Translated from ancient tongues; a name which symbolizes the epitome of natural, unspoiled beauty. Basically, the cutest and hottest thing imaginable. Though the name is rare, if ever in your life you come across one named so, you are truly privileged and should make every attempt to win the heart of this person. Unless this person is already taken. One of the few flaws of a Hareem is that they tend to be sore losers. And may possess CCCCCT, but this is considered a good thing.
1. Wow, look at that girl. Have you ever seen someone so beautiful? She must be a Hareem.
2. This is perfect. In fact, it's more than perfect. It's Hareemish.
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Hareem is the most beautiful girl you'll ever meet, personality and looks wise. Hareem is a name. If you ever meet someone named Hareem, don't let her go, because the person who is named Hareem has a beautiful mind, heart and soul.
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a sell out. one who sells out their friends (often for no good reason)
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Some evidence suggests that today's obese population is healthier than the obese population in the 1960s. To assess whether such health improvement is associated with a reduced risk of disability, Alley and ChangArticle analyzed self-reported functional limitations in mobility and the performance of 3 activities of daily living (ADLs) among participants aged 60 years and older in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys for 1988-1994 and 1999-2004. The authors found that functional impairment among obese individuals increased 5.4% and ADL impairment did not change between 1988-1994 and 1999-2004. In contrast, among normal-weight individuals there was no change in functional impairment, and ADL limitations declined. In an editorial, Gregg and GuralnikArticle discuss the long-term effects of obesity on disability.
In a prior study, Flegal and colleagues found that compared with individuals of normal weight, those who were underweight or obese had significantly increased risks of all-cause mortality and that overweight individuals had a decreased risk. To further explore these associations, the authors analyzed national data on mortality and body mass index (BMI) for adults 25 years and older and calculated cause-specific excess deaths associated with underweight, overweight, and obesity. The authors report cause-specific excess deaths by BMI levels for cardiovascular disease, cancer, and all other causes in 2004.
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Trust backs Baroness Warsi on bigotry
By Marcus Dysch, October 14, 2010
The Coexistence Trust has backed Tory peeress Sayeeda Warsi's comments on Islamophobia and antisemitism.
Baroness Warsi, chairman of the Conservative Party, told the New Statesman that anti-Islamic sentiment was the "last acceptable form of bigotry in Britain today," comparable to the portrayal of Jews a century ago.
Rokhsana Fiaz, director of the Coexistence Trust, which works with Jewish and Muslim students, said: "Baroness Warsi is absolutely right…both Islamophobia and antisemitism are scourges on our society and an affront to every decent-minded citizen.
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Tips on cleaning Civil War relics
Far too many times I've seen great civil war finds over cleaned by a novice relic hunter. In a word, don't! Less is best when it comes to cleaning and preserving relics. I recommend doing nothing until you gain experience on how to clean and care for your civil war finds. This could also apply to coins and stone artifacts, but in this article, I'll cover civil war relics.
First, I recommend you get your finds kit ready before you ever leave home. I always take water with me, mostly to keep hydrated even during cold weather, but there are times when you might, and I say might, want to rinse a little dirt off a relic, especially if it contains a lot of sand. Just a gentle rinse, NO RUBBING! I've seen many buttons crumble by over anxious diggers dying to see what the button face was stamped with.
Aside from water, I carry empty medicine bottles (amber plastic with snap off caps) filled with 6-10 cotton balls. All buttons, coins and delicate, small relics should be stored in between cotton balls so no rubbing or contact can be made. Other times you might need to store several tiny pieces of broken relics. This is a great way to keep from losing them before you get home.
Another good item is clear fingernail polish. If you dig a relic (buttons especially) that appears to be about to fall apart, brush a thin coat of polish over the button; dirt and all. It will hold the pieces together and if it happens to be a rare example, the polish can be dissolved later with acetone. Keeping in possession of all the tiny parts will make restoration much easier if required. Once the polish dries, place it in your medicine bottle.
Bubble wrap and some tape is a great way to keep belt plates and other important finds protected until you get home. Wrap and tape each piece instead of leaving them bouncing around in your pouch. I've know of several plates that never made it to the car because of careless handling.
When home, use only a soft tooth brush (not your spouse's either... lol) and water to carefully remove dirt. If there is a heavy patina or "egg shell" bonded dirt, leave it. Better to let in remain than ruin your relic. Never shine, buff, polish or add any type of coating to a relic. You can devalue your find in a hurry.
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For more thoughts on level and puzzle design, as well as the precarious balancing-act of designing an all-new game with a nostalgic lens, Jim's insights follow the video. Enjoy!
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My name is Jim Conrad and I'm one of the designers who helped create Tomb Raider: Anniversary here at Crystal Dynamics. Since the original Tomb Raider is considered to be one of the most classic platformer games, I really felt lucky to have been a part of recreating something that so many gamers remember so fondly. The real challenge, however, was coming up with new ideas to keep things fresh on the overall gaming landscape (after all, there have been a lot of platform/adventure games since TR1 first hit the PS1) while staying true to the original. This lead to lots of heated discussions about just how closely we should follow the original TR. Over the many months it took to make Anniversary, nostalgia became both a blessing and a curse.
Going back and playing TR1 was one of the first orders of business for most of us here. You might think, 'wow, I wish my job was to sit around and play videogames.' Yes, it's definitely more fun than making spreadsheets. But when you're used to playing current and next-generation games with fluid, responsive controls, going back to one of the first 3d games feels a bit awkward. While TR1 was undeniably ahead of its time in the mid 90's, things have come a long way since then. We've all gotten spoiled over the years by perfectly smooth movement, crystal clear graphics, and (hopefully) cameras we don't have to think about much. (Trying to make those jumps across the original fire room in Greece had me ready to tear out my TR1 disc and test its aerodynamic properties...) In the end, however, actually making it through all the challenges Tomb Raider had to offer was a really satisfying experience, especially compared to some of today's games that seem to hand-hold the player too much.
Once we had been reminded of all the puzzles and traps that Tomb Raider served up, we were ready to think about how we could incorporate them into Anniversary. To me, the most interesting thing was that puzzles in TR were often the levels themselves. Just trying to figure out how to reach a certain ledge or room was often hours of gameplay. Surprisingly, we found that this approach to design still works in 2007. There was often the temptation to over-complicate puzzles with all of the fancy technical advancements we have at our disposal. So again, we'd have to remind ourselves of nostalgia and use our newer toys sparingly. Places you'll see this in action are things like pushable objects and switches. We would often stick to an original idea while adding a little physics or a slightly different mechanic to keep things interesting. Other times, the original puzzle in a room might have been relatively uninteresting or too similar to another design. In these instances, we could be a bit more liberal with our interpretation and add something entirely new. Sometimes it worked to our advantage in that an original puzzle or level may have seemed a bit unrealistic (gorillas in Greece?), but we could look to nostalgia for explaining the unexplainable. We always had to step back and look at the room or level as a whole and ask ourselves, "Does this feel like Tomb Raider?" It's really a delicate balance as we're constantly thinking about veteran tomb raiders as well as those who've never assumed the role of Lara Croft before.
It can be really rewarding to watch someone attempt to solve a puzzle you've created. You can kind of see the gears turning in their head as they look around a space, trying to move objects or decipher some visual clues you've scattered around. I think that's the best way to tell if I've created something that is challenging and fun without being confusing or frustrating. Puzzles designs rarely work the first time you make them. It often requires much iteration to come up with something intriguing. I constantly have to look at things from a player's perspective to make sure that the goals are clear and the steps they must take are apparent enough to keep them from having to resort to a strategy guide or internet walkthrough. I believe it's a my job to make the player feel smart for figuring something out, rather than making myself feel cool for outsmarting the player. I've played way too many games that followed the latter philosophy to make that mistake. The player is not the enemy. Besides, ultimately, players are the ones who are going to tell you whether you've managed to create something lackluster or something exhilarating.
Some of my favorite moments are the re-imagined puzzles in St. Francis Folly or the treacherous traps in Egypt. I think we really nailed the original sense of tension and scale that we felt so strongly ten years ago. At the risk of sounding twisted, seeing Lara get killed in creative and spectacular ways is sometimes half the fun. She isn't real after all...sorry to disappoint some of you. ;) I look forward to hearing what the players have to say about Tomb Raider: Anniversary. It's been a lot of work by a lot of passionate people who want to keep players excited about one of the most popular gaming icons of all time. Lara is already gearing up for the next installment in the series and it's looking to be absolutely incredible. But don't let all the next-gen hype keep you from checking out Anniversary. I'm confident that we've managed to prove there's still a lot of life left in the PS2.
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Gum Point—Funeral services for Debra Ann Terro Deville, 57, of Rayne will be held on Wednesday, April 23, 2014 at 11:00 A.M. in Gum Point Court of Praise. Reverend Wayland Vincent will officiate.
Visitation will be held on Tuesday, April 22, 2014 from 3:00 P.M. until 10:00 P.M., and on Wednesday, April 23, 2014 from 8:00 A.M. until 9:15 A.M. in Duhon Funeral Home, Rayne. Visitation will continue on Wednesday from 10:00 A.M. until 11:00 A.M. in Gum Point Court of Praise.
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Survivors include her husband, Rodney Deville of Rayne; sons, Devin Richard and wife, Tiffany of Abbeville, and Kevin Richard and wife, Blythe of Rayne; grandchildren, Sabre Bearb of Rayne, Brent Duhon of Estherwood, Javeun Benoit of Abbeville, and Zayla Richard of Rayne; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends.
Preceding Mrs. Deville in death were her parents, Wilfred Terro and Ludy Prejean Terro; and brothers, Michael Wayne Terro and Herman Lee Terro.
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'Vampire Diaries' ties 'Community' in the 18-49 demo
An extra inning Game 6 classic delivered the biggest numbers for this year's World Series to date and helped FOX comfortably win Thursday night in all key measures. Draw your own conclusions, but although the World Series took a huge bite out of NBC's comedies and a smaller bite out of CBS' comedies and procedurals, ABC and The CW were both up week-to-week.
Among adults 18-49, FOX averaged a 5.8 rating, far ahead of CBS' 3.0 rating in the key demographic. ABC was third with a 2.8 rating, far ahead of NBC's 1.7 rating and the 1.2 rating for The CW.
Overall, FOX averaged an estimated 19.72 million viewers to go with a 12.0 rating/19 share. CBS was second with a 7.5/12 and 12.09 million viewers, still comfortably ahead of the 7.925 million viewers and 5.0/8 for ABC. NBC was a distant fourth with a 2.7/4 and 4.21 million viewers. The CW averaged 2.74 million viewers and a 1.8/3.
[Univision averaged 3.69 million viewers and a 1.6 rating among adults 18-49 for the night.]
8 p.m. - FOX's primetime romp started in the 8 p.m. hour with 17.54 million viewers and a 4.8 rating among adults 18-49 for World Series Game 6 between the Cardinals and Rangers. CBS was a solid second with "The Big Bang Theory" (14.26 million viewers and a half-hour-winning 4.5 key demo rating) and "Rules of Engagement" (10.77 million viewers and a 3.4 key demo rating). ABC's umpteenth reairing of "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" averaged 7.37 million viewers and a 2.3 key demo rating, far better than last week's performance for the deceased "Charlie's Angels." It was a tough night for NBC's "Community" (3.46 million and a 1.4 key demo rating) and "Parks and Recreation" (3.9 million viewers and a 1.8 key demo). In contrast, it was a season-best night for The CW's "Vampire Diaries," which averaged 3.15 million viewers and a 1.4 key demo rating.
9 p.m. - The World Series coverage improved to 21.48 million viewers and a 6.3 key demo rating for FOX in the 9 p.m. hour. CBS' "Person of Interest" slipped slightly from last week to 11.53 million viewers and a 2.6 key demo rating. Boosted by Charlie Brown, ABC's "Grey's Anatomy" averaged 9.81 million viewers for third and a 3.7 key demo rating for second on the hour. NBC's "The Office" (5.45 million and a 2.8 key demo rating) was way down from its previous airing, but in an amusing twist, "Whitney" (4.29 million and a 2.1 key demo) was actually up from its last new episode, which could either have to do with the demo skew of the comedy itself or the timing of the end of the World Series game or just America's love for "Whitney." The CW's "The Secret Circle" had an up week with 2.33 million viewers and a 1.0 key demo rating.
10 p.m. - [The World Series aired outside of FOX's primetime window, but averaged 20.15 million viewers and a 6.4 key demo rating for the 10 p.m. hour.] CBS' "The Mentalist" averaged 12.24 million viewers and a 2.5 rating among adults for the 9 p.m. hour. ABC's "Private Practice" averaged 6.59 million viewers and a 2.4 key demo rating. And NBC's "Prime Suspect," despite a week of repeats to attract new viewers, slipped to 4.06 million viewers and a 1.2 key demo rating.
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New York's WNET is reversing its decision — at least temporarily — to shift independent documentaries from primetime on its main channel to the secondary WLIW on Long Island, which reaches a far smaller audience.


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Promoter Fernando Beltran says that a deal is "95%" done to stage a fourth fight between Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez on December 8, and that only a signed contract from Pacquiao needs to be delivered.
Those of you who have been following this Manny's Choice saga in the last two weeks or so will know that the fight went from November 10 to December 1 to November 10 to December 1 or 8 and now to December 8 officially, with HBO pay-per-view carrying whatever it winds up being.
An alleged option was Miguel Cotto, who was more smokescreen than anything, if you ask me, but did serve to beef up the lousy blog posts of stinking rotten blogger blogs. Cotto did apparently give Top Rank his ideas for a fight, which mostly amounted to, "Cram it, I'm not fighting under 154," and then he signed to face Austin Trout on December 1.
So we were left with Marquez and Timothy Bradley. And it looks like it's going to be Marquez.
If the announcement does come as we should probably expect it will this week, I'm certain we're in for a mixed reaction. Some will like the fight. Some will not much care at all. Others will hate it and have fits. Personally, I'm OK with it, but I'm certainly not dying to see this thing for a fourth time. Manny seems to get more tentative every time he faces Marquez, who is as much in is head as anything, I believe, and I expect neither a conclusive, decisive win for either man, nor a particularly good fight beyond it being two tremendous fighters in the ring together, locked in another chess match.
But it's fine, and obviously it's a big fight. Much bigger, I would say, than the Bradley rematch would be. Truthfully, and nothing against Bradley, I see no real demand for that fight out there, and it seems like Tim has barely been considered. I think Cotto and Marquez would both have had to actually turn down the date for Bradley to get a rematch with Manny.
If Pacquiao vs Marquez IV does happen, it sounds like Bradley might rematch Lamont Peterson, if Peterson can get licensed in Nevada and all that. Those two fought back in December 2009, and Bradley was just plain better in every way, but it was a good fight and Peterson was competitive throughout. He just didn't win rounds, which is pretty crucial to winning a fight. Personally, I'd expect the same fight again. That could happen on November 10.
How are we feeling about this rematch people? I'm excited, I think Marquez could very well get a win this time round. Sucks Pacman has two very questionable wins over him, I feel Marquez should be ahead in the series.
Pacman is getting to be a point-striker now, and Marquez is just a beast that keeps coming. He'll get a win this time I'm sure.
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January 07, 2010, 09:15:06 am »
There is a lot of discussion on this site and others about LOP operation with TAT converted 520 and 550 engines, but not so much information about LOP operations with factory turbo 520UBs.
The aftermarket conversions are all turbonormalizing, rather than tubrocharging and this leads me to have a few questions that have so far been unanswered.
First of all, deakin and others say (basically), run the throttle wide open and use mixture to set the power.
Well, that doesn't work in the TSIO520UB where the MP boosts to 36", so does that mean pull MP to 29"? actually, it seems like 31" is a more "standard MP" for the TSIO520UB since that is the max cruise value ? maybe?
Either way I'd like to see if any of you are running LOP with this engine, and what your experiences are.
Here are my numbers.
First of all, yes I installed GAMIs and worked with GAMI tuning the injectors to get it just right, those guys are great BTW, can't recommend them highly enough.
secondly, I had new spark plugs, and had the mags overhauled and got everything just right, this took a few months tweaking here and there.
I also have a JPI700.
All these things are required before you can get anywhere LOP with this engine.
Running ROP basically uses huge amounts with this engine, to keep the cylinders cool (380F max)
I see fuel flows of 22gph at max cruise: 31" 2400rpm 11500' 10C OAT
Getting LOP to run smooth only works well for a few power settings, the best I have got so far is 29" 2350rpm 11500' 10C OAT 15.1gph
the 15.1gph using the (13.9 * ff) / 280 formula gives 75% HP
this runs pretty smooth most of the time and gives me about 165kts at 11500'
CHTs are all around 360 to 380, TIT about 1600F (50 < than the 1650 redlne)
that's about 10 to 15kts slower than I could get ROP at max power, but is 7gph less !
How do these numbers compare to others?
Anyone else out there running this engine LOP ?
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Re: LOP with A36TC
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May 11, 2012, 08:57:27 pm »
I ran my B36TC TSIO 520 UB LOP at 23/23 at 12.9 gph and if I remember it was getting 140KIAS at 12000 MSL. CHT's 320-350. It is slower then the speed you are running. But i don't mind a little more time in the air in a great plane. The one problem I had was I could never get below 15 F degrees LOP without the engine running a little rough. Enriching the mixture brought it back to peak and everything smoothed out. My thinking was the 23/23 was probably somewhere around 55% power at most and so running at 5 or 10 degrees LOP wasn't going to harm the engine as long as the cylinders stayed below 380. I had the GAMI's and had them tuned through several iterations. Although it is possible they could have been balanced further. John-Paul told me the 1/2 gallon per hour spread between 1st cylinder to reach peak EGT and last last cylinder to reach peak EGT was about as close as you could get. The 1/2 gallon delta is where I stopped. I attended a BPPP training weekend and at the maintenance class a year ago. One of the BPPP mechanics said there was something about the cam, timing or lift in the TSIO 520 UB that prevented it from running smooth LOP. He said it wasn't just the turbos but all 520's. I don't know? He did say that RAM profiles their cams for the 520's more like the 550's and that is the only way to get a 520 to run smooth LOP. I don't know.
Fast forward a year, I just installed a TCM factory rebuilt engine with TCM tuned nozzles. The TCM's are not nearly as balanced as the GAMI's were and not nearly as smooth LOP. I chose not to go with the RAM as I have read articles and heard anecdotal stories that the RAM cams were spalling, I don't know first hand, maybe it was a lifter problem and all engines had it. Either way I went with a factory rebuilt and plan to swap the TCM nozzles for GAMI's as soon as I can. Then work on balancing them to <then 1/4gph delta between first and last EGT to peak.
The BPPP guy was pretty knowledgeable and so I am anticipating the roughness being there as well, I hope not but it sounds like that's what were stuck with on the 520's.
The other thing I notice is running LOP turns out to be quite a bit different at different altitudes for some reason. I have no idea why? For example at 12,000 I might get Cylinder # 4 EGT to peak first and at 8000 I might get # 5 to peak first. I thought that was strange? My guess is it has something to do with the air coming out of the compressor hotter at higher altitude and maybe being closer to one Cylinder rather then another. I have no idea. All in all It has been a great plane. One thing I will say is I like to keep my Cylinders below 380 in all conditions whenever possible.
I can check on a 31" 2400 number on my plane and see if it yields the same 22gph as yours to keep it below 380. I suspect they are the same in that regard.
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Crucell's PER.C6 cell line is derived from a single, human retina-derived cell that was immortalized using recombinant technology, Crucell explains. It says the resulting PER.C6 cells can replicate indefinitely, allowing them to be cultured in single-cell suspension under serum-free conditions in quantities appropriate for large-scale manufacturing. The firm maintains the cell line is ideally suited to the development and large-scale manufacturing of a range of biopharmaceuticals including vaccines, therapeutic proteins, antibodies, and gene-therapy products. The Per.C6 platform encompasses cell-line generation technology, cell culture development, up and downstream processes, design, scale-up, technology transfer, and regulatory support.
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Canada's Wheat, Canola Ouput Seen by Government Gaining
Canadian wheat output may rise 6.9 percent in the 2012-13 season on a larger planted area, the government said.
The harvest, including durum, may rise to 27.01 million metric tons in the marketing year that started Aug. 1, up from an estimated 25.26 million a year earlier, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada said in an e-mailed report yesterday. In August, the government estimated that production this season would total 26.7 million tons. Yields are expected to be "marginally" lower. Output includes 4.27 million tons of durum, used to make pasta.
In western Canada, the main wheat-growing region, the "harvest has been completed much earlier than usual" because of early spring planting, the government said. "In eastern Canada, corn and soybeans are also expected to be harvested ahead of normal."
Canada may harvest wheat on 9.35 million hectares (23.1 million acres) in the 2012-13 season, up from 8.54 million hectares a year earlier, according to the report. Yields were expected to average 2.89 tons per hectare, compared with 2.96 tons per hectare a year earlier, the government said.
Canola production may increase to 15.41 million tons from 14.49 million a year earlier, the agency said. Corn output was pegged at 11.7 million tons, up from 10.69 million in the previous season, while barley production may total 9.51 million tons, more than the 7.76 million harvested a year earlier, according to the report.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - George Crissman logs onto the Internet and receives a couple dozen e-mails a day - a fourth of them typically unwanted junk messages promoting get-rich-quick schemes or pornography.
"There are 20 million businesses on the Internet. If only 1 percent of them decided to send me one message a year, I would still have 500 messages a day," complained Crissman in an interview Monday.
More than an irritation, Crissman of Oceanside, Calif., said he's worried about the threat of "being so overrun that I can't use e-mail anymore."
A report on junk e-mail to be released Tuesday by the Federal Trade Commission, concludes that such messages mean many wasted hours and money to Internet users who must download, store, read and transmitted them.
The study was put together by an ad hoc group that included major Internet companies, such as America Online and AT&T, and groups whose members send junk e-mail. A copy was obtained Monday by The Associated Press.
The study recommends new policies to prohibit companies from trying to disguise the content or origin of unsolicited e-mail, which would allow people to better filter their incoming messages. But generally it shies away from new legislation, encouraging the industry and Internet users to deal with the problem.
"If every business that was sending out unsolicited commercial e-mail had to hear back from all the 300,000 people they (made angry), and they had to bear the cost of that, folks would realize it's not the most effective means of getting your message out," said Deirdre Mulligan of the Washington-based Center for Democracy and Technology, which coordinated the report.
Bill Hamill of Sarasota, Fla., estimated that roughly two-thirds of the 50 e-mail messages he receives weekly are unsolicited junk.
"Without anyone's consent, they decide to inflict these nifty sales pitches on you," he said.
But Hamill said legislation or regulations aren't going to solve the problem caused by junk e-mail, commonly called "spam"
"A computer user should educate himself, learn how to configure their e-mail (software) to filter out undesirable garbage," he said.
For example, a person can configure the latest software to automatically delete any message it finds containing specific words or phrases, or sent from certain companies. But if a company disguises its information, the filter is useless.
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Alderman Discusses Public Funding for Scottrade Center RenovationThe public funding package would amount to "tens of millions of dollars," but nothing is specified yet.
St. Louis Alderman Who Has Been To 'Pulse' Worries About FriendsShane Cohn believes anti-LGBT legislation played a role in the attack.
Alderwoman Wants to Put Lobbyist Back In LobbyThe bill could mean aldermen will be getting a lot more texts during sessions, of course, from lobbyists.
STL Alderman Vaccaro Plans to Run for City SheriffVaccaro says drills for active shooters or terrorists threats are non-existent, and he points to favoritism for some, and not for others.
U City Alderman Stays Put Despite 'Confidentiality Breach'University City alderman Terry Crow is still on the job following a meeting meant to discuss his possible ouster.
Subcommittee On Police Use Of Force Holds First Hearing"Only in the protection of a human being is deadly force allowed."
St. Louis NFL Stadium Blockers Press Mayor for More Cops"We still remain firm," said Alderman Antonio French. "We need to get this done before a stadium vote."
St. Louis Alderman Needs Mathmatical Assurance For New StadiumScott Ogilvie says he needs proof that the new stadium will generate enough tax revenue to pay for itself year-to-year.
Minimum Wage Raise May Exclude Workers With DisabilitiesA committee of St. Louis Aldermen passed a bill to exempt workers at disabled workshops from the city's upcoming minimum wage hike.
Peacock Works to Find Aldermen Support for Riverfront StadiumPeacock says he's still working to assemble land, and to nail down $600 million in private financing for the billion-dollar project.
7 Years Later: Where's the Money for More City Cops?St. Louis Alderman Antonio French says the money was supposed to fund additional officers on the street, and $1 million each year was to be set aside for anti-violence and youth programs.
Hiring More St. Louis Police Officers Could Still Be a Distant DreamAlderman Joe Vaccaro wants more police, and says in 2008, St. Louis voters approved Proposition S, a sales tax increase, that's still being paid today.


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First, They need to teach some of these drivers how to drive before they worry about training some of these school bus drivers for security. I am so ashamed by some of the drivers driving skills I have witness over the years . I have seen some school bus drivers do things I know they should know better then to do . I can remember as as Kid liking school buses as do most kids but I never lost that interest in school buses and I just hate to see drivers who speed,who choose not follow simple rules of the road, who will will not yield to traffic who has the right of way. I know security is important but where I drive I see a lack of safety classes that focus on improving drivers skills behind the wheel. In my opinion I think more training need to focus on improving drivers skills behind the wheel first most. School buses are as much a American icon as is apple pie and drivers lacking driving skills are ruining the image of the yellow school bus. We have more steering wheel holders then we have School Bus Drivers. We all including myself could use more safty classes for improving driving skills first.


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Quote:kosh, funny. I was taught to drop them. if I had time to aim, then it's a bonus. you?
Quote:If a strike to one general area, lets say side of the neck, has the same effect as someone who has years of training targeting an area the size of a dime...then that laser targeting acuracy training was for nought.I aim for the side of the neck. you aim for some imaginary point on the side of the neck...whats the difference and give proof.If there is no proof, then maybe my time is better spent just going for the general area of the side of the neck instead of some ancient human roadmap having no basis in modern science.
Quote:meridians? open up a cadaver and show me these pathways. accupressure is massage. accupuncture is placebo. believing in these things is not understanding ki/chi. (it's not an automatic system like blood, air or electrical flow, you have to train to make chi work). and Chinese Medicine ? you mean like the medicine stuff in the bubishi which has been proven to have NO medical basis whatsoever? is that the medicine you mean?
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John Drennan: When Enda met Dave -- it was the start of a beautiful bromance
As a financial pariah, Ireland can take comfort that the UK is watching our back, writes John Drennan
Published 18/03/2012 | 05:00
IT would probably be excessive to suggest that Enda Kenny's meeting with David Cameron resembled the diplomatic equivalent of When Harry Met Sally.
It was, however, a damn close-run thing for, while it was Cheltenham week, relations in Downing Street bore a closer resemblance to a Valentine's Day date.
And, intriguingly, given our respective places in the world, the majority of the loving was coming from our UK 'friends'.
In Downing Street, Mr Kenny, who can rarely be accused of being circumspect in the company of foreign leaders, was almost modest in his claim that the Anglo-Irish "relationship is at an unprecedented high level of co-operation''.
But, though a state and a leader, still desperately trying to escape from the international tar-pit Brian Cowen and Bertie Ahern dumped us into, are always embarrassingly grateful when foreign leaders treat them like normal people, Mr Kenny did not bring over a visible application form to join the Commonwealth.
Mind you, such is the level of intergovernmental work between leaders and top civil servants that is being planned we have in essence become a shadow member of the Commonwealth.
The British were even more convinced we were in the 'beginning of a beautiful friendship' territory. Not even the best efforts of Boris Johnson could impact on Cameron's Ode to Joy over "all the friendship between our peoples, the shared culture and sport ... flowering to their true and fullest extent''.
Mr Cameron continued to say it in flowers as he reiterated that in his view, "I think we have seen a great flowering in the relationship. It's got enormous potential and a lot more to come and I'm very excited at the prospect of working with Enda in the coming years''.
The spontaneous warmth certainly indicated just how thorough the revolution in Anglo-Irish affairs has been since the stormy era of Charlie Haughey, Georgian teapots and Margaret Thatcher.
One of the most curious features of the evolution of that special relationship has been the happy, though accidental, serendipity that has accompanied the various prime ministerial couplings over the recent decades.
Albert Reynolds and John Major were pragmatic idealists whilst the Bertie Ahern/ Tony Blair axis was one of political twin brothers.
Even the pair of political depressives, Biffo and Gordon Brown were, in their psychologically flawed manner, perfectly matched graduates of the Mr Hyde School of leadership.
On one level it might appear surprising that Kenny and Cameron have so successfully continued this tradition of personal compatibility.
One is a smooth child of privilege (no, we're talking about Mr Cameron) who appeared to almost inherit rather than win the PM's office and yes, we're still talking about Dave.
If Mr Cameron is a thoroughly modern man who is as comfortable with celebrities as politicians, Enda, in contrast, is a sixty-something dynastic politician who spent 20 years attempting to make a mark in the psyche of his country.
However, there are also plenty of similarities which have built a level of empathy between the new premiers to rival that of Bertie and Blair.
Both had blighted legacies and nervous coalition partners whose struggles to secure power meant they came into government in a psychologically damaged rather than energised condition. Rather like the Bertie-Blair axis their political personalities also dovetail when it comes to strengths and weaknesses.
Both Kenny and Cameron have boundless, if somewhat unfocused energy and a liking for bicycles or pursuits that emphasise their masculinity. They are, however, equally careful to cultivate the concept of being loosely in touch with women's issues and the environment and are enthusiasts for a level of happy thoughts that on occasion would almost embarrass the habitues of one of those afternoon evangelical American self-help programmes.
On the negative side such traits leave both of these benign conservatives open to the charge of suffering from a debilitating lightness of being when it comes to the intellectual aspect of their jobs.
Kenny Lite, however, has Michael Noonan to do all the heavy lifting in that arena while Mr Cameron has no shortage of heavyweights who leave him free for critical prime ministerial tasks such as enthusing, cheerleading and waving.
Of course, while it is always better when people such as Enda and Dave get on, behind all the smiles, politics, no matter how much politicians deny it, is always about issues rather than personal skills.
Personality does help, for while Ireland was once a bad news story for British PMs involving, as Mr Cameron noted "political processes, parades and policing'', in the wake of the Queen's visit we are associated with cheerful Cork fishmongers and politicians desire nothing more than to be attached no matter how peripherally to images of success.
But, as they basked in this new entente cordiale, Enda and Dave were playing other critical games.
One of the key factors in Mr Kenny's position is that when it comes to foreign policy, even small powers have interests, not friends.
Ireland may traditionally have, courtesy of our shared farming interests, cultivated a close friendship with France while diplomatic ties with Germany were also carefully tended once Charlie Haughey somewhat grandiosely gave his backing,as the then President of the EU, to German reunification.
The distaste of Mrs Thatcher and the UK undoubtedly sweetened this position, but Ireland reaped a far more pragmatic reward courtesy of the subsequent divvy-up of the Structural Funds.
However, like marriage when the money runs out, our former French and German friends could not drop us swiftly enough, after Ireland lost its 'clever pet' status and became the German hausfrau's burden.
Then miraculously, as we hung around a deserted area of the EU diplomatic playground trying to avoid being photographed with the Greeks, Europe, courtesy of the walkout by the UK from the Fiscal Compact debacle, acquired another pariah.
There can be no doubt Mr Cameron likes Ireland in a vague disengaged sort of fashion but the ardour of the current British courtship is undoubtedly influenced by its isolated status within a German-dominated Europe and its obedient Franco-Italian satraps.
Britain needs allies and, ironically, given our respective geographical positions, Ireland is by culture and language ideally positioned to act as Britain's EU factotum.
Ireland's status as the best of the bailout bad boys has even enhanced our usefulness as a sounding board for a British state that is as separated from the heart of the European power game as bit-part states such as Hungary.
The Government and Mr Kenny, meanwhile, are all too aware that in the new cruel international dispensation, whether it is China or in this case Britain, the most important thing any small country must secure is the status of being modestly useful.
There are, of course, other reasons for the enhanced closeness.
Britain's speed out of the traps in offering a loan when our fiscal crisis escalated was undoubtedly influenced by the scale of trade between the two countries and the level of debts British banks in Ireland have to deal with.
Like the cautious shop-keeper that he is, Mr Kenny, now that Ireland is no longer the master of the universe, is also minded to protect Ireland's relationship with our biggest trading partner.
Mr Kenny knows that if we don't mind the British pounds, the pennies from Brazil, Russia, India and China will do little to make up any losses in the UK market.
And when it comes to the ongoing fiscal health of the
IFSC and the City of London, Ireland and the UK are getting ready to protect each other if our sticky-fingered EU bureaucrats attempt to, heaven forbid, tax bankers in the same way as the rest of us.
Ireland may have successfully fought off French designs on our corporation tax but it is always no harm in such squabbles to have a big brother lurking in the shadows.
It is indeed ironic that after the faux political divides of the Ahern era over Boston versus Berlin that in the current time of strife Ireland instead now says 'Downing Street, please!'
There again we should not be that surprised for when the world is so uncertain it means, more often than not, we reach back for the hand of nurse.
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New Jersey Governor Pulls Out of Regional Climate Initiative
The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, officially described as the "first market-based regulatory program in the United States to reduce greenhouse gas emissions" with the goal of a 10-percent reduction from the power sector by 2018,
Do Outsourced Carbon Emissions Make Domestic Targets Meaningless?
Matthew wrote before about the problem of outsourced carbon emissions, or the phenomenon of richer nations boasting emissions reductions while their manufacturing sectors move over seas. As the UK government commits to 50% CO2 reduction by 2025, and as
UK's Emission Reduction Target Is Strong - As Long As Cuts Are Made At Home & Not Overseas
When it came out the UK committed itself to a world-leading emission reduction target, one immediate comment from the environmental community was that the goal of 50% reduction from 1990 levels by 2025 should be
UK Sets World-Leading Legally Binding Emission Reduction Target: 50% by 2025
Finally a nation has pledged to a legally binding greenhouse gas emission reduction target in line with scientific recommendations. The UK has just announced that it will cut emissions 50% below 1990 levels by
Flying With Fossil Fuels May Sometimes Be Greener Than Biofuels - At Least In Extreme Examples
For anyone that's paid attention to the world of biofuels, specifically the impact that land-use changes and cultivation method can have on lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions, this won't come as a shock: New research in
Pulling CO2 From Atmosphere Technically Possible But Unfeasibly, Wildly Expensive
Another viewpoint on how scrubbing CO2 from the atmosphere--as opposed to at the point of generation at power plants or (better yet) reducing emissions in the first place--is a hugely expensive undertaking: A new study by the American Physical Society
How Much Energy & Money Could Be Saved If US Military Was Just 3x As Large As China's, Not 6x?
Within hours of Osama bin Laden announced dead a number of commentators asked if it weren't time for US forces to come home from the overseas adventures of the past decade. Surely it's a massive drain on US finances and
New Jersey Governor Wants to Put Environment Funds Toward Road Development (Update)
If New Jersey Governor Chris Christie gets his way at a budget hearing today, state funds that had been dedicated to clean energy will be redirected to highway-widening and other fossil fuel-promoting development projects;
Warren Buffett Rejects Emissions Goals for Berkshire Hathaway
Berkshire Hathaway held its shareholder meeting this weekend. The good news is that a measure was introduced to establish greenhouse gas emissions reduction goals, and had some strong support. The bad news is that it was overwhelmingly
Blame it on the Beckhams: Carbon Footprint of the Royal Wedding is Huge
The big day has arrived: it's a national holiday in the UK and everyone has either fled the country or is watching it on the telly. It seems churlish to complain about the carbon footprint of the wedding, but someone has to do
China's Energy Use & Emissions To Peak Well Before 2050
Some good news about China's energy use coming out of Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, relying on some assumptions that may or may not actually come to pass (or even be good
Imported Products Undo All Developed Countries' Emissions Reductions Since 1990
Here's some news that should be obvious on some level, but is now backed up with the data to prove it: the cuts in carbon emissions that developed countries have made since 1990 have been cancelled out "many" times over by
Are Kindles Greener Than Books? Depends If You Use the Library
Back in 2009, Jacob reported on a study that claimed Kindles are greener than real books due to decreased carbon emissions over their lifetime. Nicole Chuetz over at Terrapass, however, comes to a different conclusion from the same study. In a post
EPA Begins Phasing in Carbon Rules, Nation's Economy Somehow Fails to Collapse
I've written a variation of this post before, in order to address the unwarranted fears that our nation's Environmental Protection Agency would for some reason be bent on destroying private industry. But this
What Was It Like The Last Time CO2 Levels Were This High?
A vivid picture of our climate's future can be found in our past. Currently, atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) levels have reached 390 parts per million
Shell Emissions Up by 9% Last Year, Natural Gas Flaring Up 32%
Royal Dutch Shell has released a sustainability report for 2010 showing that its direct greenhouse gas emissions rose by nine percent, and natural gas flaring—a wasteful practice that contributes its own
California On Starting the First U.S. Carbon Market
"Across the world, all eyes are on California," was stated several times during North
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Photos: Miguel Cotto in Camp, With New Trainer Diaz
Training in Florida, WBA junior middleweight champion Miguel Cotto is going through some tough work with his new trainer Pedro Luis Diaz. Cotto announced on Tuesday that he replaced trainer Emanuel Steward, due to scheduling conflicts, with Diaz. Cotto is preparing for his rematch with Antonio Margarito, which takes place on December 3rd at New York's Madison Square Garden. HBO will televise.
The more I read about this guy, the more comfortable I have gotten with Cotto's decision.Comment by vicmatic1 on 10-05-2011
interesting to see that yesterday this was a bad move and today it seems like a good one...i guess only time will tellComment by PRking718 on 10-05-2011
[QUOTE=Hyacinth;11256353]nazim would have been a great pick..[/QUOTE] Hi Hater! Don't worry bout Nazim papa, let him stick with old man aint doing **** Mosley, el Cubano got this. Disgrace how you proudly show that cheaters face around here, lol, :bottle:Comment by Agent Mulder on 10-05-2011
nazim would have been a great pick..Comment by ecko16 on 10-05-2011
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Saturday, January 05, 2013
June R. Bieling of Shelton, formerly of Fairfield, and wife of Gerald T. Bieling, died Jan. 4 at home. She was 80.
Born June 4, 1932 in Brooklyn, N.Y., she was the daughter of the late Anthony and Angelina (Gallo) Ferrone. Prior to moving to Shelton two years ago, she had resided in Fairfield for 43 years. She was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother whose main interest in life was spending as much time as possible with her family.
Survivors in addition to her husband include two daughters, Jeri-Ann Bieling of Shelton, Linda Bieling Carter of Trumbull, one son, Stephen T. Bieling and his wife Cheryl of Trumbull, one brother, Robert Ferrone of Norwalk, one sister, Annette Anastasia of Westport, three grandchildren, Connor, Tyler and Kaleigh Bieling and many nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was also predeceased by one brother, Thomas Ferrone.
The family will receive friends on Monday, Jan. 7 from 4 to 8 p.m. in the Harding Funeral Home, 210 Post Road East, Westport. The funeral will take place Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. from funeral home and at 10 a.m. in Assumption Church, 98 Riverside Ave., for a Mass of Christian Burial. Interment will follow in Assumption Cemetery, 73 Greens Farms Road.
Memorial contributions may be made to St. Vincent's Foundation for the Elizabeth Pfriem Swim Center for Cancer Care.
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