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There are 1524232 comments on the Hampton Roads Daily Press story from Nov 5, 2008, titled Barack Obama, our next President. In it, Hampton Roads Daily Press reports that:"The road ahead will be long. Our climb will be steep," Obama cautioned. Young and charismatic but with little experience on the national level, Obama smashed through racial barriers and easily defeated ...
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#848467 Jan 27, 2013
John Calhoun is Alive and Well in Virginia
The GOP's desperate attempt to thwart the majority
Most people who remember John Calhoun from their history books think of him as the fiery senator from South Carolina who defended the antebellum South and once called slavery a positive good. But Calhoun also fancied himself a political philosopher. In the early 19th Century, he wrote a treatise laying out his theory that a small group of states should have the right to block legislationto exercise a minority vetoin order to preserve their way of life. It was a thinly veiled rationale for preserving slavery, even as the rest of the country was turning against the institution, and it became a moot argument after the Civil War. But 150 years later, Calhouns ideas about governmentthe idea that a minority of voters should have the right to dictate policy to the majorityare making a comeback. Its taking place in the swing states that re-elected President Obama, starting with Virginia.
By now, you may have heard about the scheme state Republican lawmakers there are talking about imposing. Under a proposal by state Senator Charles Carrico, a conservative Republican, Virginia would no longer award all of its electoral votes to the candidate who wins the most votes in the state, as most other states do. Instead, it would award the bulk of its electoral votes by congressional districtthat is, the candidate who wins the most votes in each district would win that districts votes. Under the scheme, the state would also award two at-large electoral votes to whichever candidate wins the most districts.
The idea might not seem so objectionable at first blush: The constitution gives the states the right to apportion electoral votes however they please and two states, Maine and Nebraska, already award votes based on congressional district. But Virginia, like so many other states, has gerrymandered congressional districts, concentrating liberal votes (read: poor, urban, African-American) into a handful of districts that end up sending Democrats to Congress, while spreading out conservative votes (read: rich, rural, white) across more numerous districts that end up sending Republicans.
....This is a power grab, pure and simple. And you can see why Republicans think its necessary.
Republicans today face an increasingly desperate political predicament, similar to the one that Calhoun and his contemporaries faced in the early 1800s. They are a sectional party whose ranks are dwindling, relative to the rest of the country. Since they dont want to give ground on their political agenda, theyre grasping at levers for thwarting the majority.
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#848468 Jan 27, 2013
Nobraina never served his nation.
Nobraina hates his nation and it's citizens.
Isn't that obvious by now??
An Admiral signed off on Kerry's medals.
As you say, Nobraina denigrates the entire US Military when he attacks any decorated veteran.
It's a pattern. Dweeb does the same, yet claims to be a vet. In my world, any veteran who attacks a highly decorated veteran is traitorous scum.
Ask him why the swiftboaters are the same ones who commended Kerry for the Silver Star and Bronze Star. It's in the official record.
#848469 Jan 27, 2013
"Whatever it takes..."
Homeland security now pushing fear of terrorist cyber attack .are they planning another false flag?
Napolitano issued the warnings Thursday, claiming that inaction could result in a cyber 9/11 attack that could knock out water, electricity and gas, causing destruction similar to that left behind by Hurricane Sandy....
#848470 Jan 27, 2013
Why Government Spending Is Not Out of Control
Bruce Bartlett
It is a standard talking point of Republicans and deficit hawks of all political stripes that federal spending is out of control; that major surgery is needed, especially on entitlement programs such as Social Security and Medicare, to get the budget on a sustainable course.
In fact, our long-term deficit situation is not nearly as severe as even many budget experts believe. The problem is that they are looking at recent history and near-term projections that are overly impacted by one-time factors related to the economic crisis and massive Republican tax cuts that lowered revenues far below normal.
Taking a longer-term view, such as that in a recent Treasury Department report, shows that our longer-term fiscal problem is in fact quite manageable.
As the chart below illustrates, federal spending ballooned in fiscal year 2009 mainly because of what economists call automatic stabilizers programs already in law such as unemployment compensation that rises whenever a recession occurs. Spending rose from 20.7 percent of the gross domestic product in fiscal year 2008 to 25 percent in 2009.
Republicans would have us believe that all of this resulted from Barack Obamas policies, but this is simply a partisan lie. Fiscal year 2009 actually began on September 1, 2008, and was based on the budget that George W. Bush submitted in January 2008.
Moreover, if we look at projections from the Congressional Budget Office on January 7, 2009 while Bush was still in office and which do not incorporate any Obama policies we see that the deficit was projected to rise from $455 billion in 2008 to $1.2 trillion in 2009 under existing law.
The actual deficit for fiscal year 2009 was $1.55 trillion. But the difference was due entirely to lower revenues than expected, not higher spending. Outlays in fiscal year 2009 actually came in below CBOs projection $3,518 billion actual vs. a projection of $3,543 billion.
The point is not to assess blame for the deficit; only to emphasize the temporary nature of the historically large deficits of the last few years and show that they did not result from an explosion of new spending initiated by Obama. This is important because Republicans continually make that claim, thus justifying their belief that spending must be massively slashed, especially for entitlements.
Getting back to the chart, we see that spending for every single government program going forward is remarkably stable as a percentage of GDP. Those who complain loudest about spending and deficits nearly always base their concerns on projections of nominal spending that are unadjusted for inflation, growth of the population or growth of the economy. This is intellectually dishonest.
In fact, virtually all the growth in projected spending comes not from entitlements or giveaways to the poor and lazy, as Republicans would have us believe, but rather from interest on the debt.
Read more at http://www.thefiscaltimes.com/Columns/2013/01...
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#848471 Jan 27, 2013
Not legitimate??
You like to double down on your stupidity. You do it daily.
I will once again prove you to be the idiot hater we all know;
The President of the United States takes pleasure in presenting the Silver Star Medal to
for service as set forth in the following:
"For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action while serving as Officer in Charge of United States Navy Patrol Craft Fast 94 and officer in Tactical Command of an operation in the Republic of Vietnam. On 28 February 1969, Patrol Craft Fast 23, 43 and 94, in conjunction with Underwater Demolition Team 13 and Vietnamese Regional and Popular Forces personnel, conducted an operation on the Ca Mau Peninsula as part of Operation SEA LORDS. While transiting the Bay Hap River en route to an insertion point along the Dong Cung River, these craft with thirty Regional/Popular Force personnel embarked in each unit came under heavy enemy small arms fire from the river banks. The Officer in Tactical Command, Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY directed his units to turn to the beach and charge the Viet Cong positions. Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY expertly directed the fire of his craft at the fleeing enemy while simultaneously coordinating the insertion of the embarked troops. While the Regional and Popular Forces conducted an area sweep, Patrol Craft Fast 43 remained on station to provide fire support and Patrol Craft Fast 23 and 94 moved upstream to investigate an area from which gunshots were coming. Arriving at the area, Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY's craft received a B-40 rocket close aboard. Once again Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY ordered his units to charge the enemy positions and summoned Patrol Craft Fast 43 to the area to provide additional firepower. Patrol Craft Fast 94 then beached in the center of the enemy positions and an enemy soldier sprang up from his position not ten feet from Patrol Craft Fast 94 and fled. Without hesitation Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY leaped ashore, pursued the man behind a hootch and killed him, capturing a B-40 rocket launcher with a round in the chamber. Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY then led an assault party and conducted a sweep of the area while the Patrol Craft Fast continued to provide fire support. After the enemy had been completely routed, all personnel returned to the Patrol Craft Fast to withdraw from the area. While backing off the beach, these units again came under a hail of fire, this time from the opposite river bank. Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY immediately coordinated the firepower of his units and supressed the enemy fire. Later, after disembarking personnel, and while exiting from the Bay Hap River, the Patrol Craft Fast were again under fire. Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY immediately maneuvered his craft through several strafing runs which completely silenced the enemy. As a result of this operation, ten Viet Cong were killed and one wounded with no friendly casualties. In addition, numerous sampans, structures and bunkers were destroyed as well as confiscation of substantial quantities of combat essential supplies. Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY's devotion to duty, courage under fire, outstanding leadership, and exemplary professionalism directly contributed to the success of this operation and were in keeping with the highest traditions of the Unites States Naval Service."
For the President
E.R. ZUMWALT, Jr.
Vice Admiral, U. S. Navy
Commander U. S. Naval Forces, Vietnam
Who was President in 1969??
A Republiclown.
So now you have to explain what is not legimate about an award from the President of the United States, Richard Nixon.
Or will you just walk away from your comments as you so often do, the sure sign that you're a lying coward??
"My Life Is A Shell Game"
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#848472 Jan 27, 2013
The Boy Messiah says a lot of things. So what.
Have you seen *Obama's 65 Lies In 65 Seconds* on YouTube?
He despises the U.S. Constitution as do all of his Marxist and Socialist friends, mentors and domestic terrorists.
#848473 Jan 27, 2013
Must be tough on old Eed to be that obsessed? Who in their right mind would go through the trouble of counting all of the posts of another just to feel better about their self? Only old penis breath Eed.
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We will not go gentle
#848474 Jan 27, 2013
Oh, well, I do have better places to be...just one query for the judgit freak: do any of you illiterates know that racy and racist are not even close to having the same meaning?
#848475 Jan 27, 2013
Well, he or she probably doesn't but I do. I need to be checking the seat of your warm woolen pantyhose for signs of particularly interesting declivities which may promise warmth and moisture in the study of which I might spend the rest of this glorious day. You're the prettiest woman I've ever seen.
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Saint Louis, MO
#848476 Jan 27, 2013
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#848477 Jan 27, 2013
That's better!!
We know you're beaten when you lose the ability to write coherently.
Your anger is fun to watch!!
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#848478 Jan 27, 2013
Leo, you are truly a 'fake teacher' by choice. You go back quotes from the '50's Hot Damn for you... Tells us much about you're age, and how your little mind was fashioned... You are probably the product of the hippy era, and Haight Asbury, but who really cares, except the parents of the skulls full of mush, you're indoctrinating...
Oh... We're back now arguing settled law, you are all over the map now, aren't you??
#848479 Jan 27, 2013
Meanwhile in 13,000 posts old penis breath Eed has never been told that he is smart. I'm betting there is a good reason for that. Old Eed the OBSESSOR//LMAO, I own you fatboy.
#848480 Jan 27, 2013
This is "real-carol" incidentally. I've arranged to have fake-carol thrown out of her apartment and have her electricity turned off tomorrow
#848481 Jan 27, 2013
Not much to discuss in prison huh buttboy?
#848483 Jan 27, 2013
lowlifebottomfeedingobamaworsh ippingwelfaresuckerfckfacefors ure say what? LOL
#848484 Jan 27, 2013
Kerry actually put in two tours in RVN, the swiftboat tour being his second. Swiftboat personnel were volunteers and for enlisted personnel 6 mos service was credited with a full years combat duty. IMO that was the most dangerous duty in Vietnam during the time Kerry was there, most who served on swiftboats received purple hearts. brownwater-navy.com
#848485 Jan 27, 2013
A red chicken? I've been reduced to reading posts from a red chicken?
#848486 Jan 27, 2013
welfaresuckingillegitimateghet tobabymamafckfaceforsure say what? LOL
#848487 Jan 27, 2013
Galt's idea of a hero is Bush, Cheney and the band of chickenhawks that they surrounded themselves with. Damn near every one of those lowlife bastards was a draft dodger, I guess birds of a feather.
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"Right, Tom. Sorry about that. I got a little carried away there. It's just that my son-"
"Enough with the son already. It also says in the contract we can sedate you and our five psych techs are standing by ready to put you down if need be. Boys, say howdy to the folks at home."
Five burly men in white hospital uniforms wave and call out, "Howdy!" One holds a loaded syringe in his waving hand.
"You don't want to go out that way, do you, Bob? I mean if your son is watching, God forbid, you don't want him to see his daddy whining like a little baby wimp loser on national television. What kind of an example would that be to set for the youngster even if he won't live to be twelve?"
"Yes, of course, you're absolutely right, Tom. Billy, if you're watching, just go to bed, son, and remember I did this all for you. I love you."
"All right, now that's much better. Our death squad, as we call them, who are professionals from Ossining Prison in New York, better known as Sing Sing, will take Bob away to meet his maker, but not before having to endure excruciating torment in the Iron Maiden. OK, boys, he's all yours."
Bob breaks down and sobs. Four bruisers in prison guard uniforms lead him away.
"You just hate to see a grown man cry, but that's the way the pasta congeals. So tell me, Jimbo, why did you pick the Iron Maiden for Bob's demise? Hanging or a firing squad would have been instantaneous and more humane, whereas the Iron Maiden will be a long drawn out affair, probably one of the worst exits imaginable."
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How Bridgetown got the blues...
Bridgetown and the Blues go hand in hand. The town has become a hub for blues music in Western Australia, particularly each November when the annual Blues at Bridgetown festival takes place. But how did Bridgetown get the Blues in the first place?
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Each spring the Bridgetown Blues festival rolls around and music fans from across the state and country flock to the small South West town to see some of the best blues acts in the world.
Blues and Bridgetown are now synonymous but when did the blues first come to Bridgetown?
Blues artists had been playing in the town in an adhoc fashion until 1993 when support was offered for a festival to take place.
Chairperson of the Blues at Bridgetown board, Mike Fletcher, said, "It really commenced in Bridgetown with just a small group of Blues enthusiasts and they said, let's develop it as a festival for the Blackwood region."
The first Blues at Bridgetown festival in 1993 was organised in just six months and attracted about 5000 people.
The following year 12,000 people attended and these days' visitors to the festival triple the town's population overnight.
Mike Fletcher said, "It creates a huge boost in tourism for the town, nearly every accommodation outlet in the town and nearly to Greenbushes is full.
"We have our showgrounds full up with campers who bring their caravans or tents or swags for the weekend so from that aspect it's huge.
"On Saturday we close the main highway and divert all the traffic through the back of town so that people can walk up and down the main street, they can look at all the businesses that are here.
"We also have street vendors as well and everyone in the town benefits from those extra people. On Saturday there'll be about 20,000 people in town."
There have been some amazing artists from all over the world perform at the festival over the years but for Mike, it's a West Australian artist that's topped his list of memorable performances.
He explains, "John Butler originally came to the Blues as a busker on the street and then he went from there to playing in our venues and is of course now very famous.
"My daughter drove me down one time to see him and she said, this guys going to be great - that was about five years ago so it's been the birth of many local blues artists."
This year the festival hosts acts such as, Ash Grunwald, Toby, Kyla Brox, Blue Shaddy and Big Jay McNeeley, to name just a few.
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Kerala PSC Personnel Selection assistance list 2015/Probability will be released in November 2015. Staff nurse grade 2 exam held on Aril 5, 2015. Several cadidates appeared Medical Education Department-staff Nurse grade 2 exam. The shortlist will be drawn up on the basis of marks obtained in the written examination PSC. There are more than 4,000 candidates will be included in the lists short Personal Nurse. Short selected candidates will be invited for an interview later verification of certificates.
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Marshall Van Fleet's curator insight, May 14, 2014 8:47 AM
Story-telling is also very useful in the business and professional arenas as well..Tell your story to your target audience and people are more likely to listen and related to it...
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"Storytelling has been around since the start of Mankind. Storytelling was the basic communicational strategy through which culture, traditions, mores, ways of life and early literature was transmitted from one generation to the other. With the advent of internet and web technologies, storytelling has got some new and wider dimensions. The journey of storytelling from its early beginnings to its actual state is the subject of this wonderful graphic below. It documents the major periods and forms of storytelling that was pervasive during each era. It is really amazing to take a pause and take a look back into history to see how storytelling has evolved to be what it is now. Enjoy"
Guillaume Dardier's curator insight, February 24, 2014 7:28 AM
Merci @Arobasenet pour cette infographie ! Bon, vous êtes partant pour lancer votre blog ?
Marco Bertolini's curator insight, April 13, 2014 12:54 PM
Rien à redire : j'ai pu constater tout ça par moi-même ;-)
François Arnal's curator insight, April 11, 2014 4:24 AM
Scoop.it a maintenant 1.000.000 utilisateurs enregistrés ! Le succès de cette Start up française installée en Californie n'est plus à démontrer. Depuis sa création en 2011, la publication par curation s'est vite transformée en une tendance importante. Un million de professionnels indépendants, des gestionnaires de communauté community manager), du marketing de contenu (content marketing), les professeurs et leurs élèves, les gestionnaires de la connaissance, des leaders d'opinion, et plus utilisent désormais Scoop.it afin de partager leur expertise professionnelle.cette infographie réume l'ampleur du phénomène utilisée par la Khâgne 42 au service de l'enseignement de la géographie
Julien Hering, PhD's curator insight, April 11, 2014 6:48 AM
Great news for social media and digital curators : Scoop.it! has reached one millions users! I've been using it for years and still find it an excellent tool.
Lena Leirdal's curator insight, September 21, 2014 2:04 PM
A useful infographic about Scoop.it. The fact that 1.000.000 people are using Scoop.it most certainly adds value to my arguments that teaching students how to use this tool is time well spent.
Baiba Svenca's curator insight, May 14, 2014 5:00 AM
Some presentation tools already well-established, some new ones - for those who are looking for PowerPoint alternatives.
Jeff Domansky's curator insight, September 1, 2014 11:35 PM
Helpful infographics reference and great tips for social media utilization.
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With thX to Cendrne Marrouat....my secret angel in life and social media


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In a recent piece for click! photography changes everything, imaging analyst Steve Hoffenberg estimates that in 2008, close to 500 billion photos were taken with digital and cell phone cameras. That number is astonishing, and while it suggests that photographs are being made all the time and everywhere, it's not always the case; there are many places where—rightly or wrongly—photography is not allowed. In a recent post on the Guardian's website in Great Britain (the country known for having the world's highest security-camera-to-citizen ratio), Henry Porter catalogs numerous instances of people being stopped from taking pictures because of "terror legislation": tourists prevented from snapping pictures of cathedrals, a BBC photographer stopped from shooting scripted background shots for a TV show, a "suspiciously tall" man questioned for photographing in a fish restaurant. As Porter sees it, it's not simply that the rights of professional photographers, journalists, and amateurs are being infringed upon. The bigger issue is our freedom in, and the ownership of, public space. In the US, similar and a few more idiosyncratically American circumstances suggest that picture taking may dunk you in legal hot water. It's only in the past few months that the media has been given access to photograph the returning coffins of soldiers who've been slain overseas. In post 9/11 New York City, people taking pictures are often stopped by police from taking pictures on the subways, even though it is absolutely legal. "No photos" restrictions are put in place for reasons that are ideological, commercial, practical, and sometimes just paranoid. Sometimes public photography is encouraged, allowed with restrictions, or simply banned and in certain museums. (To see the Smithsonian's photo policy, click here). In one clever example of appropriation earlier this year, New York's Metropolitan Museum created an ad campaign, "It's Time We Met," that features visitors digital images made in the museum's galleries.
You might not be aware of it, I wasn't, but we're not supposed to take pictures in IKEA, Trader Joe's, and at some public pools, parks, and beaches . And in looking around online, one of the more curious blog posts I came across, was a kind of get-even visual catalog of "illicit photographs" illustrating what looks like the full menu of a new LA restaurant, where the management made a point of telling patrons that it was not only wrong to photograph the edibles, but that the trendy restaurant's Philippe Starcke-designed interiors were off limits, too. Search for "arrested for photographing" on Google, and you'll comes up with over a quarter of a million entries, including the one about parents arrested for photographing their very young children holding handguns. As smaller-and-smaller and easier-to-use cameras proliferate, and as more and more security cameras are pointed our way, issues around who and what we can and cannot picture will keep growing. It's definitely, as the expression goes, something worth keeping an eye on.
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Thanks for getting this information out there about this interesting phenomenon.
Sure and let us know of other instances you've encounted where photography is off limits.
Paul Lewis at the Guardian has also been writing quite a few stories on this issue lately.
As an aside, I thought this story of a band using the myriad CCTVs in Manchester to record a music video was an amusing turnabout of the surveillance issue.
Interesting to see how dilligently Paul Lewis is investigating the story.
And while the link to the Get Out Clause music video doesn't seem to be working in the link to the story in the London Telegraph, here's a YouTube link that shows how the band beat the high price of cinematography by using surveillance tapes of their street performances:
It's interesting, and very sad, to know that this is happening all over. My sister and I recently got banned, (not just kicked out, but BANNED) from a graveyard we had been shooting pictures in for 10 years.
Where? And why? Was it a public or a private space? And what reasons were given?
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There is a species of moralising that revels in stories such as that of Keith Gough, the former baker who died last week cursing his 2005 £9m Lottery win and the damage it did to his life. There you are, they say, that's what happens when the sort of person who buys Lottery tickets collects a large sum of money. They blow it, as he did, on fancy cars, racehorses and booze; and it kills them – in Mr Gough's case, at the age of 58, after a break-up of his marriage, much drink and a final, fatal heart attack. "What's the point of having money," he told a newspaper last year, "when it sends you to bed crying?"
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Former security guard John Roberts ended up living in a caravan with £20,000 debts after spending much of his 1998 win of £3.5m, and then there's Stuart Donnelly, who won £2m when 17, in 1997. He found the pressures very hard to deal with ("I even had people camping outside my house..."), became something of a prisoner inside his home and was dead at just 29. In 1995, Mike Antonucci won £2.8m, and most of it was spent by 2009 – on a string of failed business ventures, a house in a former convent, a recording studio in which he aimed to cut a Christmas number one and on a marriage to a glamour model 27 years his junior which lasted just 12 weeks.
Callie Rogers from Workington in Cumbria was only 16 when she won £1.9m in 2003. She bought a £33,000 Range Rover, paid a boyfriend £3,000 to drive her around (both he and the car soon disappeared), blew more than half a million on homes for her and the family, £200,000 on holidays and £450,000 on clothes, a good time and breast implants. But the young woman, who had been in care, felt that people – especially a series of troublesome suitors – wanted her only for her money. By last year, she had survived a suicide attempt and told a newspaper: "I wish I had never won." She did, however, set up a six-figure trust fund for her two children.
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|Reviews for A Slap is Worth a Thousand Words, Len Would Know
| aquathyst chapter 1 . 12/7/2013
this is hilariousxD although i still didn't know why Rin slapped Len
| 3 Rin x Len 3 chapter 1 . 10/20/2012
No offense, but why does Rin slap Len? Like, I thought you will answer that in the one-shot. You don't need to add it if you don't want to, though
| Michelle chapter 1 . 9/23/2012
How cute and funny D
| libra-xx chapter 1 . 8/1/2012
awwwww poor guy gets slapped all the time! my turn! *slap*
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Me- Too bad! *multiple slaps*
| ChibiKyuubi312 chapter 1 . 12/24/2011
Why is it always funny when Len get's hurt...? (slapped, kicked in the crotch, punched, ect.)
| missrinkagamine chapter 1 . 12/20/2011
So... Did they get married?
| Friendly Neighborhood Stalker chapter 1 . 8/29/2011
You do not know how much I'm laughing!
I should stop eatin cookies when read stories, I think the cookie went into my lungs...I blame you for my near death moment *Hugs imaginary Len doll*
| ayumi9696 chapter 1 . 7/23/2011
To me, a slap is a sign the other person is really pissed or you just fucked up big time. Len did a lot of the latter.
| fangirl2020 chapter 1 . 7/15/2011
Yeah, poor Len...Rin solves everything with a slap...and even when he asked her out and said she was 'too pretty'!
| Starr E. Knites chapter 1 . 6/20/2011
QAQ NOOOOO! Rin! Wheres the love? The LOVE? you know, i never read a fanfic where len proposed to rin. i wanna read a story where they get married. oh well. great story!
| Kitsunue-Chan chapter 1 . 5/17/2011
That was funny, but sad. Poor Len. Nice one-shot though! :)
| Mudkip99 chapter 1 . 5/13/2011
So cute and funny {xP Poor Lenny-kun, always gettin picked on. XD Maybe someday he'll understand the words *cough*LUUUUV*coughcough* behind each slap
| TamoraSky chapter 1 . 5/5/2011
that's awesome
| Tsubaki Star chapter 1 . 4/7/2011
I adore your sense of humor XD
Though I'd have to demand an explanation for Rin's meanness, and an answer to the question.. hmm.. -w-
| macchime chapter 1 . 4/7/2011
Wow. A new side of Rin...and a non-shota Len? Seriously? ONLY Japan thinks he still is? What 'bout the fangirls in AMERICA?


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I'm loving the winter this year.
I was at the Buddhist Monastery at Chithurst, West Sussex, over New Year. It's the perfect palate-cleanser after the sugary stickiness of Christmas – a chance to strip back to bare wires using that austerity: one meal a day, 4am starts and all-night meditation sessions. In the simple silence of the place, I was able to do my annual End of Year Report.
I love New Year as a time to burrow into the darkness and cast my eyes back over the contours of the year. I dig out my diary and look back at what actually happened, month by month and I was astonished to discover how symmetrical 2006 was for me.
It began and ended in monasteries (Samye Ling last year, Chithurst this) and everything pivoted on the axial Dorje Phurbe Drupchen up on Holy Island. That sun-bleached madness was about clearing obstacles – even if the clearance caused pain – and that's certainly what happened in this painfully raw year. Symmetrical around the Drupchen, there were 2 courses on Holy Island (one in June, one in August); on either side of that there were 2 trips to Brazil and on either side of them were 2 trips to New York. One brief love affair was enclosed in the brief flaring of another in January and December.
The two halves of the year mirror each other like the wings of a Rorschach test: the first half difficult, the second, delightful.
So in the wide oaken expanse of the Chithurst meditation hall, I let all these patterns sift out into something like meaning and stepped back to look at it.
I think winter is so valuable for that. One of the nuns in the Chithurst sangha, Ajahn Taniya pointed out how the tyranny of electric light has made us live the whole year as if it were summer. Despite the short, cold days we still expect to party and play as if the sun were still shining at 10 at night. Capitalism expects us to produce exactly the same amount in the winter as in the summer. No concession is made to the fact that winter days are short precisely so we can get into bed early, curl up under blankets, read books, sleep more: hibernate.
Living out in the Sussex countryside, the monks and nuns are much more attuned to the natural order and spend the first 3 months of the year in closed-down retreat, curling up inwards like hedgehogs in the dark.
There were 2 symmetrical books this year. In May I started reading The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron which completely topsy-turvyfied my thinking about pleasure and creativity and God. And in December this year, I read Tom Hodgkinson's How to Be Free which prepared me totally for the joys of winter, of 'leaning on the gatepost' as he describes it: standing in the cold, wet air and just listening to birdsong or your neighbour's radio. Doing nothing.
Eliot crystallizes it beautifully:
The brief sun flames the ice, on ponds and ditches,
In windless cold that is the heart's heat
And glow more intense than blaze of branch, or brazier,
Stirs the dumb spirit: no wind but pentecostal fire
In the dark time of the year. Between melting and freezing
Th soul's sap quivers.
And I thought of Eliot when I motored (rather grumpily) out into the Oxfordshire countryside to check out the Abbey in Sutton Courtenay. It's the sort of English village he loved and iconized in the Four Quartets, echoes of Elizabethan England in the crow-loud cedar trees and red-brick chimney stacks. A beautiful village green with ancient church and manor house and the modest charm of the Abbey itself.
It's not actually an Abbey, but infact a 13th Century ecclesiastical hall built on the site of a Saxon priest's house – but the Great Hall with its lattice of beams and big fireplace at the end is wonderfully evocative and the courtyard around which the building circles is like a 500-year old English Zen garden. It immediately soothed me.
Organising courses is often a bit of a headache but this place is peaceful down to the very bricks. The community who run it are gentle and immediately de-frost all the icy cynicism a Londoner brings with him. A lunch of home-baked bread and spicy vegetable soup also helped.
I can't wait to be teaching in that hall with the log fire blazing and the cold and wet banished to the outside. It's the perfect place to meditate, safe and warm while the winter storms on in the dark.
(PS. I'm sure you'd guessed but all the pictures in this posting are from the Abbey.)


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Williams de Broë, one of the oldest names in City stockbroking, may soon be under fresh ownership.
Its Dutch parent ING is sounding out potential buyers, and is understood to have issued memoranda of sale to at least half a dozen interested parties.
They are thought to include the investment bank Evolution Group, Iceland's Kaupthing, which owns the Singer & Friedlander merchant bank, and Jon Moulton's private-equity business, Alchemy Partners.
The process is believed to be in the early stages, with no deal likely until June at the earliest.
Williams de Broë is expected to fetch about £30m, after a string of well-publicised problems. Last year, ING was forced to set aside £56m against a black hole in the 137-year-old broker's accounts.
The accountancy firm Deloitte was called in to pick through the books and Williams De Broë's chief executive, John Miller, and its chief operating officer, David Whistance, were suspended.
Richard Charnock, a former executive at Lloyds TSB bank and head of private client investment at the broker, took charge. Since then, a rash of key staff have left including the head of corporate finance and Nick Sperring, its head of institutional sales. Mr Sperring's replacement, Adrian Barwick, resigned this week.
Evolution, one of the potential buyers, owns the Christow's private client business, which manages the finances of the wealthy. This could be merged with Williams de Broë's private client arm, which is widely seen as the jewel in its crown, if a deal between the two goes through.
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Meanwhile, Kaupthing, which snapped up Singer & Friedlander for £547m almost a year ago, has long been hunting for a broking business in London. Numis, WH Ireland, Close Brothers, Evolution and the market-making and research divisions of Shore Capital are all said to have caught its eye in the past.
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SUBHANALLAH Man may have created this road path
But man will never be able to create the beauty of colour in these leaves SUBHANALLAH Man may have created this road path
SUBHANALLAH Man may have designed the lay out of these fields
But who was it that put colour in these fields ,who was it that made these fields to grow?? SUBHANALLAH Man may have designed the lay out of these fields
ALLAH (s.w.t) doesn't need the seasons,snow or even colour to
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ALLAH (s. w. t) doesn't need the water to make ice
ALLAH (s.w.t) doesn't need the water to make ice ..or don't need the sun to melt the ice SUBHANALLAH
All of these flowers where developed from seeds,they all where initially the same seed ,but than why the different colours? Where did the colour come from?? SUBHANALLAH
Place this same water in a glass bottle and see the colour of it
Place this same water in a glass bottle and see the colour of it? you cant comprehend the greatness of ALLAH (s.w.t) SUBHANALLAH
SUBHANALLAH You saw the water in the previous picture now how did this
lake of water become a mirror?? SUBHANALLAH
This is not man made. this is the direct greatness of ALLAH (s. w
This is not man made..this is the direct greatness of ALLAH (s.w.t) how much more proof do you need to prove the truth of Islam just look!! SUBHANALLAH
Who went in the heart of the desert to design this ??
SUBHANALLAH Who went in the heart of the desert to design this ??
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