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Waterproof packs are a real bonus when walking or trekking in variable weather conditions – such as the UK – and mean you don't have to faff around with rain covers or protecting the contents of your pack in drybags. The new Rainshadow pack from Mountain Hardwear is not only waterproof, but durable too, and this month we are giving away packs to two lucky readers! The Rainshadow is the latest addition to Mountain Hardwear's range of packs that use OutDry, the bonded membrane unique to Mountain Hardwear that makes it both waterproof and durable. The Rainshadow comes in two sizes, a … Read more »
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Combining outstanding performance with industry-leading sustainability credentials, Fjällräven's award-winning range of Eco-Shell hardshells proves that creating functional kit doesn't have to cost the earth. Adding to the Swedish brand's extensive collection of functional, durable and timeless equipment, the Eco-Shell garments pair mono-material constructions of recycled and recyclable polyester with an eco-friendly and fluorocarbon-free, water-repellent impregnation. In this month's competition we have a Keb Eco-Shell Jacket up for grabs, Fjällräven's stylish and durable all-weather jacket that looks just as good around town as it does on the mountain. Part of Fjällräven's award-winning Keb product family, the Keb Eco-Shell jackets are inspired by the rugged … Read more »
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Win a Rab Alpine Defined layering system worth over £400!
For technical mountain pursuits in summer, your clothing layers need to be both lightweight and functional – and that's exactly what the designers at Rab had in mind when designing their Alpine Defined collection. Consisting of base, mid and outer layers, plus lightweight sleeping bags, the pieces are designed to function together to give you flexible comfort and protection in demanding alpine conditions. This month we are giving away a complete layering system (one for men and one for women) consisting of the Flashpoint Jacket, Continuum Pull On/Jacket and Interval Long Sleeve Tee baselayer. Let's take a closer look at the individual … Read more »
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Win a Sea to Summit sleep system!
Australian brand Sea To Summit has been a familiar fixture in UK outdoor stores for their excellent range of outdoor accessories, from dry sacks to cookwear, and in more recent times for their high quality down sleeping bags and innovative sleeping mats. The brand was set up following the successful expedition by Tim Macartney-Snape (the first Australian to summit Everest) to climb to the top of Everest from a starting point at the Dead Sea – the lowest place on earth – in 1990. Since then, the brand has become familiar to thousands of trekkers and mountaineers across the globe with its comprehensive range … Read more »
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WIN a Lowe Alpine Manaslu Axiom 55-65L pack!
Lowe Alpine's new Axiom Manaslu 55-65L pack is the ultimate load carrier, and we have one men's and one women's model up for grabs – in fact, the winners will get their hands on it before it even hits the shops! The Manaslu incorporates the latest Axiom 5 back system and is ideal for multi-day treks and expeditions, being tough enough to take knocks and scuffs all day long. AXIOM system Designing packs that offer unbeatable levels of support and comfort has always been the priority at Lowe Alpine. The latest development – the Axiom back system – has taken load … Read more »
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Interview Archives - Discop Africa
Manchester Goes to Zanzibar International Film FestivalAugust 5, 2014 | Mira Emmerling
We (DISCOP Africa) are having fun trying to reach as much of Africa as possible to increase awareness of DISCOP Africa and in June we visited the 17th annual Zanzibar International Film Festival (ZIFF) as part of our DISCOP Travels … Read More
DISCOP Travels to Cameroon and DRCJuly 10, 2014 | Mira Emmerling
It has been an exciting year for DISCOP Africa: our exhibiting spaces have sold at a record pace, registrations are surpassing expectations and the number of influential media organizations who are participating in one form or another is … Read More
The DNA of French-Speaking African TelevisionNovember 22, 2013 | Mira Emmerling
Media historian and journalist Tidiane Dioh defines himself as "an absolute TV consumer" and spent more than four years writing "The History of Television in French-speaking Black Africa, from the Origins to our Days." He spoke with Disbook about how … Read More
Sense MemoryNovember 22, 2013 | Mira Emmerling
In order to create "Aya de Yopougon", Ivorian comic book writer Marguerite Abouet had to return to her roots and talk to the plants.
As a girl growing up in Ivory Coast, Marguerite Abouet spent weekends with her grandfather, a … Read More
Television as a Cultural Weapon: An Interview with Idrissa OuedraogoNovember 21, 2013 | Mira Emmerling
Even when legendary, Burkina Faso-born 60-year-old director Idrissa Ouedraogo comes in second place, he's still arguably doing more to bring African cinema into the modern era than any other working African filmmakers. Consider the history: At the 1990 Cannes Film … Read More
Q&A With Amandine Cassi, Eurodata TV Worldwide's Fact Hunter.June 16, 2013 | Mira Emmerling
What are the consumption practices of television around the world? How do the narrative patterns of programs evolve? What are the genres that work the best? How do they respond to the local demand? These are some of … Read More
Women Must Take Charge of the Remote.June 16, 2013 | Mira Emmerling
A Q&A session with Marie-Christine Saragosse, an iconic woman who runs media outlets distributed across two hundred countries on five continents
Marie-Christine Saragosse is a well-known personality in the audio-visual world, in particular in French-speaking countries. … Read More

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To many, Donald Trump elected as the United States' next President seemed like a bad, sci-fi dystopia.
So, appropriately, Mexican director Ale Damiani playfully rebrands the very real implications of the election as a sci-fi dystopia, with a sharp undercurrent of reappropriative social justice. And hey - who doesn't prefer their politics with a side of gigantic robots? A brazen polemic gilded with a disarming silliness, M.A.M.O.N. would play as an absurdist farce, were its hyperbolic, lower- budget-Michael-Bay destructive antics not metaphoric for a very real fear for an alarming portion of the populations of Mexico, the United States, and ultimately the rest of the world. Regardless, the short remains savagely fun, and the perfect palate-cleanser for all those still rankling from the recent election results.
Although Damiani is hardly ambiguous with his politics (subtlety being one of the characteristics not-so-metaphorically stomped by his gigantic Trump-Bot), he uncompromisingly refuses to let his short cave to doom 'n gloom. This is politics as a Monty Python action blockbuster, and, envisioning Trump's wall along the Mexican border in full effect, Damiani finds a sordid silliness in the visual of all deported Mexican immigrants lobbed over it as if shot from a catapult, stopping just short of a Wilhelm scream. Many of Damiani's funnier zingers are in his sneakier cutaway gags - a jettisoned doctor, mid-heart transplant, frantically attempting to blow dust off the still-beating heart he clutches, and the Mexico/US international relations being conducted through a fast food drive-through speaker being the most sublime. But these sly moments are largely top-heavy, before the second half of the short descends into cruder, explosive carnage. Again, subtlety is history here, but Damiani gives it a gloriously smirking send-off.
So how can Mexico fight back against a gigantic, toupéed, phallic-missile-firing behemoth? Damiani elects a slew of ready Mexican stereotypes as warriors - a passionately pontificating taco stand worker, a gunslinging Mariachi guitarist; even the Mexican diplomat must enter the fray sporting a luchador mask - but they're effortlessly overcome, their culture 'taped over' with slyly edited visions of McDonald's and twerking bikini girls. So who is Mexico's heaven-sent, only hope? Why, a divine rooster, of course. Hey - it's a non-sequitur, but in the "when pigs fly" madness of contemporary politics, you take your saviours where you can get them.
It's unlikely to win any admirers amidst the Trump-supporting segment of the population, but M.A.M.O.N. serves as a delightfully wacky way to blow off steam for those reeling that their science-fiction has turned fact. Watch carefully for a playfully ironic twist ending, too, which grimly insinuates a line of social commentary - be careful what skilled practitioners you exile - too important to restrict to dialogue. If nothing else, M.A.M.O.N.'s outlandishly topical spoofery cements Ale Damiani as not a bad hombre, but as among the ever-elusive "decent people." I assume.


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Caught up too in a drama of faith and doubt, Sir Edward Elgar takes a fallen Magdalene, Judas the betrayer and the denying Peter to fulfil a long-held passion to work through his own doubts as composer and struggling searcher for faith. Recalling his teacher from Worchester, who said the Apostles were ordinary folk, 'no cleverer' than any in the class, Elgar grasped the challenge the Birmingham Triennial Music Festival put to him for tempting God with his own art.
Having immersed himself into theological writings as well as Wagner's sketch for 'Jesus von Nazareth' and Longfellow's 'The Divine Tragedy', the stage was set in 1903.
The Gramophone praises Sir Mark Elder's 'impeccable pacing', the 'spine-chilling' Golgotha account, the wonderful semi-chorus of nine male singers, the 'simply overwhelming' grand choruses and the brilliant engineering.
Part1: The Calling of the Apostles; By the wayside; By the Sea of Galilee.
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Minister responsible for TransLink, Peter Fassbender, says the British Columbia transit system needs to be modernized with apps such as Uber.
Mothers Against Drunk Driving called for ride-sharing apps to be available ahead of what will be another busy holiday season.
And Fassbender responded by saying the whole transport system needs an overhaul.
"I think issues like taxis having apps, like some of the ride-sourcing companies do, looking at other opportunities to provide more choice for people. All of those things contribute to giving people the choices and the options they want."
Fassbender says the government is working closely with the taxi industry to make that happen.
"My message is that we need to modernize the entire system. Taxis included. They're looking at it, with bringing in apps and other opportunities so we're committed to working with the existing industry and looking at what consumers want."
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Trump's Ban Goes Down as Rightbloggers Denounce "Black-Robed Masters," Muslims
It was another big week for The Leader: Not only did he freak out the Japanese Prime Minister and promote new and dumber claims of voter fraud, he also got his ass handed to him by first one federal judge, then by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, on his (Don't Call It a) Muslim Ban.
The Leader reacted to the 3–0 ruling with his customary authoritarian bluster ("SEE YOU IN COURT," blaming the judiciary for future terrorist attacks, etc). Rightbloggers who in recent years cried "tyranny" anytime President Obama issued executive orders, but have since January 20, 2017, become big fans of executive power, followed The Leader's lead, but with bigger words.
Like The Leader, they lashed out at the judges, reviving the ancient right-wing "black-robed masters" theme. "A bunch of clowns in a black robe" had left the nation vulnerable to attack, snarled radio shouter Mark Levin; "black-robed politicians on the Left Coast handcuff Trump, keeping the borders wide open for terrorists," cried FrontPageMag.
"The will of a nation 320 million strong is expressed through its duly elected representatives, and laws are passed...and then that will is thwarted by five black-robed lawyers in a central-government tribunal," brooded Selwyn Duke at American Thinker. He offered patriots a choice: "We can continue drinking the judicial-supremacy Kool-Aid and committing national suicide, or we can drain the swamp infested with black-robed tyrants. It's impotence for them – or irrelevancy for us." Why do we even have judges, citizens?
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"It's Not Just the Black Lives Matter — We Have Black Robes Matter" said Rush Limbaugh, who knows gags always go over better with his audience when you add racism. Fox News factotum Eric Bolling called on The Leader to "defy the ninth circuit court of appeals' decision, and continue the travel ban…"
At the American Spectator, Ben Stein declared "Subversives in Black Robes" had enacted "the equivalent of Japan suing FDR in 1941, saying that if the USA went to war against Japan, many Japanese would be killed and wounded." This would imply that America is about to declare war against the seven proscribed countries; maybe Stein has an inside source.
To show how wrong the blackrobes had been, rightbloggers scraped together as many terror-related criminals from the seven countries as they could. "Study Proves Judges Wrong — 72 Convicted Terrorists Have Come From Travel-Ban Countries" since 2001, howled the Daily Caller, citing research from the Center for Immigration Studies run by National Review writer and ultra-anti-immigration hardliner Mark Krikorian. (Their source material is in this spreadsheet; many of the convictions are on "material support" charges, which are notoriously used to entrap dummies.) The center did not specify in its posting how many actual deaths could be attributed to the 72 immigrants, though they claimed 33 of them had committed "very serious terror-related crimes."
"The information in this report was compiled by Senate staff from open sources, and certainly could have been found by the judges if they or their clerks had looked for it," said the center. Guess they didn't want to piss off The Leader by suggesting his people could have looked it up, too.
Daintier rightbloggers, like the staff of the National Review — who, I will never tire of reminding you, pledged themselves "NeverTrump" less than a year ago — tried to make it look classier.
NR's Jim Geraghty referred to the Ninth Circuit as "San Francisco's Court of Appeals" ("The Trump administration's loss in the Court of Appeals of the Ninth Circuit — it might as well just be called 'the San Francisco court' — isn't surprising…"). Here Geraghty was reviving another conservative tradition; older readers will recall Reaganite Jeanne Kirkpatrick referring to the Democratic Party in 1984 as "the San Francisco Democrats," a play on the old association of San Francisco with homosexuality, which went over big with the folks who laughed at gay people for dying of AIDS. Ah, the glory days of the Gipper!
"The unanimous ruling is the type of lunacy with which the Ninth Circuit has become synonymous," claimed the National Review editorial board, citing the example of Boumediene v. Bush — a case where the Ninth said the Bush administration had no right to hold and torture some guy at Guantanamo without due process, a decision with which the Supreme Court later agreed. This finding may seem like simple justice to you, but torturing guys grabbed off the street is just SOP at NR , and its editors insisted that Boumediene "radically altered the separation-of-powers doctrine on which our Constitution is founded." They blamed its victory on "the Supreme Court's liberal bloc," which apparently held a hammerlock majority in 2008, which will come as a shock to readers who remember decisions like Citizens United in 2010.
Jonah Goldberg, whose big claim to fame is his theory that liberals are the real Nazis (to which theory the rule of The Leader has not been kind), tried drunk frat boy humor, turning "never go full retard" from Tropic Thunder into "never go full Ninth Circuit." When that bombed, Goldberg tried, "I think it sounds better in Latin" (a few laugh-coughs in the back), then a gag Scalia used to tell (brief, manic clapping by one guy who requested a seat near the bathroom). Then he said, "Yes, the West Coast's federal appellate court has the highest rate of cases that have been oveturned by the Supreme Court," which, you guessed it, is bullshit.
A bucket nestling each foot, Goldberg lumbered through more jokes ("shall the commander-in-chief call to make sure he's not interfering with anyone's plan to take a few easy courses by day and smoke a lot of hash by night?") before collapsing into a heap of paychecks.
Longtime torture enthusiast Andrew C. McCarthy said the real question wasn't "How many terrorist attacks have been committed by immigrants from this handful of Muslim-majority countries?" — because "such questions are designed to make vetting Muslims seem inconceivable," which was the opposite of his goal — but instead "Do you think Islam needs reform?" McCarthy answered that it did, told some scary sleeper-cell stories, and accused civil libertarians of trying to "pretend that there is no obvious subset of Muslims who are hostile to our country."
Perhaps sensing his readers might be suffering from vilification burnout, McCarthy pretended he wished to "embrace our Islamic friends while excluding our sharia-supremacist enemies," and suggested doing so by demanding these good Muslims hunt down and rat out bad Muslims. One can guess how a hardline anti-Muslim policy, with the threat of expulsion behind it, might be used to scare them into coming up with some names pronto.
"The cultural dysfunction that leads to radicalization is a more intractable problem," concurred David French. In fact, he said, "recent terror attacks from immigrants who were radicalized well after they came to the United States" proved "even the best screening system couldn't have discovered intentions they didn't possess before they arrived." These Muslims can't help it — jihad's in their blood!
Some of the brethren tried to counsel The Leader. National Review's Ian Tuttle wept that "the administration fumbled its opening gambit." If only they'd asked Ian Tuttle! He could have told The Leader that "the Left would be gunning" for him, "to delegitimize him, humiliate him, crush him, using any weapon available..."
Tuttle's colleague Dan McLaughlin concurred: "The Administration should try to avoid letting its cases be so hard when they don't need to be. But it should also be prepared for the fact that the courts are not likely to give it a fair shake."
See? they seem to say: The black-robed masters with their so-called "laws" will never respect you, Leader, so help us to help you; we may cluck our tongues quietly at the crazy things you say, but when the next terrorist attack hits, we'll be at your side, flags flying and fists shaking. You'll need us then, Leader — when it comes to exploiting terrorism, we wrote the book.
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Mississippi State battered Jackrabbit pitching, such as it was, for 17 base hits in the afternoon rout. The Bulldogs (1-1) evened their record ahead of a rematch with Florida Atlantic to begin around 4:25. South Dakota State is 0-2.
In Friday evening's debut, juco catcher Jack Kruger put on a swinging show as the designated hitter going 3-of-5 with a couple of doubles and two RBI. The junior trumped even that on his second senior college outing. Kruger went 3-of-5 again, and reprised his pair of two-baggers. But these were good for four RBI, and Kruger scored four times to boot swinging second in the order.
Three of his runs were supplied by the Bulldog batting behind him. RF Brent Rooker drove Kruger home in the first, second, and fourth innings for all his three RBI. Rooker finished 2-of-3 with two runs.
3B Gavin Collins had been held out of Friday's opening game, which would have been the first time for the former catcher to start on the hot corner. The delay didn't hurt his stroke obviously. Collins was 3-of-4 with a RBI and two runs and another double.
In all, Bulldog batters had seven two-base hits out of their 17 total safeties. That gives them 13 doubles through just two games. For comparison, Mississippi State had 87 doubles in 54 total games last season.
The Jackrabbits were not entirely lifeless on offense themselves. They tallied 13 base hits off a pair of Bulldog pitchers, but never made the contest closer than 5-2 with a pair of runs in the top of their third. Mississippi State more than trumped that brief flurry with a seven-run fourth frame.
LHP Daniel Brown got the start for State and worked 4.2 innings. The junior did accept three Jackrabbit runs on eight hits, with a pair of walks. But he still struck out seven and left with a 13-3 lead in the top of the fifth.
That did cost him a decision though. Because freshman RHP Keegan James used the huge margin to last the remaining 4.1 innings, scattering five hits for the most part with a lone run allowed. James walked one, struck out two, and got the win in his first college outing by rulebook.
South Dakota State send Landon Busch to the hill and left him there three-plus innings. Busch (0-1) absorbed seven hits and four walks for six runs allowed, striking out a pair of Dogs.
Down big early the Jackrabbit coaches didn't bother using any good arms, assuming they had some, the rest of the way. Austin Kost was allowed to take a beating for 1.0 official inning in which six runs scored on nine hits and three walks. Derringer Huff and Joe Erickson took care of the remaining four innings with a combined four hits but just two runs.


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Plea to the King to allow Aboriginal kids go to school
One of the most powerful historical documents I've found originated from the aunty of a mate of mine. Written in 1926 it is an impassioned plea to the King of England to allow Aboriginal and half-caste children permission to attend the Batemans Bay Public School.
Interestingly the letter was officially unacknowledged. Best left for your own interpretation.


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Sheffield Hallam fought out an 3-2 overall victory against their rivals The University of Sheffield at the Hallamshire Tennis Club today.
The University of Sheffield took the tennis points 2-1 after a fine display by both their men's teams. The day didn't all go Uni's way however, as the Sheffield Hallam Women's tennis team battled their way to victory in what can only be described as one of the most thrilling ends to a tennis varsity tie ever seen.
The Men's first team began the day relatively well when Martin Spudeny, in his first ever Varsity event beat Yasen Tsanev 6-3 6-3 in a closely fought battle. Spudeny however, who only joined the team half way through the season, produced some amazing tennis, with some spectacular winners being produced. A break of serve at 4-3 in the second set proved to end Tsanev's challenge, and Spundeny ended the match in style with an ace. Much to the roaring Hallam fans delight. The cheers however, were short lived. The University took the other three singles ties with relative ease, and Hallam found themselves going 6-2 down heading into the doubles. The doubles pairing of Tsanev and Grocott proved too strong for Spudeny and Lighthowler . Running out 6-2 6-1 winners. A similar score in the other Men's first doubles resulted in Sheffield Uni defeating Hallam's first team 10-2.
The Men's second team also found themselves struggling against a strong University side. When Hallam lost three of its singles ties, it was down to Jan Chojnacki to keep the tie alive. After racing out of the blocks to a 4-0 lead in the opening set Jan began to slow down, giving his opponent Alex Stoia a glimmer of hope. Stoia took this chance; winning the set 7-5. All seemed to be lost for the second team. But Jan fought back, and despite losing seven out of eight games at the end of the first set, Jan won the second 6-4. Despite the spirited fight back however, Chojnacki ran out of steam, and lost the deciding set 6-2 giving University the win overall. 12-0 the final score between both sides men's second teams.
The Women's tennis proved to be very different. The tie was built up to be a closely fought battle after the previous encounters earlier on in the season, and it exceeded those expectations. The women played their doubles matches first and got off to a flying start as the partnership of Charlotte Sykes and Becky Cole ran out 6-0 6-0 winners against their University rivals. In the other doubles match Hannah Parker and Lauren Trigg lost a closely fought battle 6-4 6-3 to tie the scores at two apiece after the first two matches. Trigg and Sykes however, who along with Cole, are featuring in their last ever varsity event came out into their singles games and cruised to victory winning 6-1 6-3 and 6-1 6-2 respectively.
The girls now couldn't lose going into the last two singles rubber's 6-2 up. Parker battled hard against her opponent as she featured in her first ever varsity, but despite her spirited efforts she fell just short. Losing 7-6 6-2. It was then left to Cole to bring home the point for Hallam. Having already lost the first set 6-4 to a battling Anabelle Sidwell however, it was going to be tough to do this. But Cole fought back and took the second set in a tie break to set up a third set that would decide who would win the tie. Cole took an early lead and lead 3-0, but the University fans spurred their team mate on and Sidwell broke Coles serve to level the scores at 3-3. The girls couldn't be separated and it was left to a third set tie-break to decide the winner. Cole rose to the occasion much to the delight of her team mates and the on looking Hallam crowd. A long fought battle between the girl's teams, which will go down as one of the greatest ever.
In the squash Team Hallam took both points in two fascinating encounters. The day began with a round of 2nd team matches in which Hallam dominated, winning five matches and losing just two. Stand-out performers were Alex Lewis who brushed Jagnesh Sukhramani aside winning 3-0 and Ben Dinsley who saved a number of match points to grind out a 3-2 victory over Matt Fisher. The match didn't come without its moment of controversy however after a collision between the two players during the final point ended with a Dinsley victory to the shock of Fisher.
Overall scores:
Charlie Yeardsley 3-2 Lucy Tetlow
Alex Lewis 3-0 Jagnesh Sukhramani
Sam Whedler 3-1 Johnny
Adam Snow 3-0 Kritting Gutpo
Kyle Barlow 1-3 Matt Oakes
Ben Dinsley 3-2 Matt Fisher
Pat Reed 1-3 Jack Ithell
The 1st team matches were a much closer affair and at 3-3 and the first to 4, it all came down to the final encounter where Matt Pearson held his nerve to ride out a comfortable 3-0 victory against Oli Drewe to the delight of the Hallam fans in the seats behind. Other fine victories came from team chairperson Lara Cooper who beat Elaine Dean 3-0 and Jack Alcock who beat Toby Cockill by the same scoreline.
Lara Cooper 3-0 Elaine Dean
Robin Crease 2-3 Lemmie Green
Dan Hindmarch 2-3 Paul Snape
Laurenne Davies 1-3 Tom Anthistle
Jake Brynne 3-1 Jac
Jack Alcock 3-0 Toby Cockill
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I posted this on the prediction board after it was pointed out to me about the number I post in Va It was the same as what I use up here It is for pick 4 today . your number was 4811 I posted this close one Blackie Daily 4 Day 4171, 7412 Oct 28, 2010, 12:27 am
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Here is why I put my numbers on the Texas prediction board . I was told about this on the 28th Blackie Pick 4 Day 0361, 3610, 4986, 4961 Oct 25, 2010, 11:57 pm Your number 4619 My number 4961. I guess I'm just trying to ask if you will keep an eye on the pick 4 prediction board down there. I hope it will help someone.
Wtg Blackie 38 pr, wtg all eve winners
Thank CV !!!! Congrats To the winners!!
I'm ready for pick 3 : )
Don't know if anyone has noticed but on luckys numbers he DOES have 031. Here is the posting
Texas Pick 3 Day
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Key Numbers: 1-0-3-8
Key Combinations: 803-801
Generated by Lucky's Daily Tracker
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my midday pairs----13 15 17
19 35 37
39 57 59
395 376 398 396 377 359 358
goodluck all-------------- -------
WTG Bangs, and everyone that posted.
Good job Blackie! Thanks for taking time out for Texas :)
Numbers are my passion! Winning is a bonus. :)
Thanks Centsless!!
Thanks, Centsless.
For Sat/mid:
Pairs: 02 07 29 89 15 08.
Add-on's: 0 , 8, & 3.
020 070 290 890 150 080
028 078 298 898 158 088
023 073 293 893 153 083.
I am with you bangs 89 all the way
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We will also host a Montgomery County high school student photography exhibition. Submit any original photograph based on this year's theme. The selected pieces will be displayed at Johns Hopkins Montgomery County Campus.
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Size requirement photography: 8" x 10" photograph in an 11" x 14" mat • Artist must be a MCPS high school student. • Up to two artists may collaborate on a single piece. • Submissions must be made by your art teacher. • Works must be labeled on the back. Labels will be provided.
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Best and Worst of Phoenix Suns on Display in Win Against Golden State Warriors
The Phoenix Suns jumped out to a ridiculous start against the Golden State Warriors last night en route to a 104-92 win, banging out 33 points in the 1st quarter while holding the Warriors to 17.
It was a matchup between two of the worst defensive teams in basketball that lived up to its billing despite a promising start for the Suns.
The stellar defense demonstrated by Planet Orange early on disappeared after the 1st quarter, as the Suns dropped 29 while allowing 28 in the 2nd, gave up 30 while putting up 27 in the 3rd, and hit 15 to 17 in the 4th.
Golden State went on a 10-4 run midway through the 4th quarter that whittled down what was once a 23 point lead to 5. For a moment it seemed as if the Suns were about to blow another game in the 4th.
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Fortunately for Phoenix, Channing Frye decided to go crazy with four minutes left, shooting two 3-pointers that effectively killed the crowd and the Warriors. His 3s were followed by one more from Steve Nash, creating more much-needed separation.
A referee review of Frye's first 3 determined that he had not been behind the line but not even that could save the Warriors, as Jared Dudley answered the referees' call by putting up a 3 of his own.
Steve Nash scored 2 points in the first half before scoring 12 in the second. He racked up 15 assists in the game, 7 in the first quarter.
Frye put up 19 while Grant Hill scored 18. Vince Carter contributed 10. Dudley and Mickael Pietrus each contributed 12 to the final score.
The Suns entered last night's contest averaging 122 points in their last eleven games versus the Warriors, who had lost their last three in a row against the Suns.
Golden State came into the game allowing 105.9 points allowed per game, an ugly average topped by the Suns, who are second-worst in the league at 106.4 points allowed per game.
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The Pittsburgh Promise yesterday more than doubled the number of colleges, universities and trade schools where students may use the program's scholarships.
Until now, recipients could use the scholarships at any of about 100 postsecondary institutions, including all private schools in Allegheny County and all public schools statewide. From now on, graduates may use the money at any private or public school in the state.
The Promise said that decision gives students an additional 140 schools from which to choose. Private schools generally have higher tuition rates than public schools, so the decision potentially means some students may consider a private education for the first time.
"We have made the decision to expand the choice for our students because we believe it is right and fair to be as inclusive as possible while maintaining sound financial oversight," Saleem Ghubril, the Promise's executive director, said in a statement. "At the same time, we believe it will increase the attractiveness of the scholarship program for families considering moving into the city."
Mayor Luke Ravenstahl and Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Mark Roosevelt established the program in December 2006, hoping it would lure families to the city and help retain those already here. The first round of scholarships was awarded to 710 members of the Class of 2008.
Recipients must be graduates of the school district or city charter schools who meet certain academic and enrollment criteria.
The expanded list of schools benefits not only 2009 graduates and students in subsequent classes, but 70 of last year's graduates who were denied Promise money because they enrolled in private schools outside Allegheny County but within Pennsylvania. Those 70 now will be eligible for Promise scholarships.
Linda Clautti, chief executive officer of Northside Urban Pathways, a Downtown charter school, said parents and students will be grateful for the new opportunities. But she said many of this year's graduates may not benefit from the expansion because they already been accepted at colleges in the initial list of Promise-eligible schools.
"The timing is not the best," she said.
Jennifer Winge, director of admissions at Allegheny College in Meadville, Crawford County, called the announcement "great news."
Ms. Winge said some prospective students and their families had expressed concern about affording Allegheny -- where tuition, room, board and fees will be $42,000 next school year-- without Promise help. But she said the concern hasn't been as pervasive as college officials thought it might be.
Don Orlando, spokesman for St. Vincent College in Latrobe, where 2009-10 costs total about $34,900, also praised the announcement.
"We have always gotten a lot of applicants from the Pittsburgh city schools, and I would think that would even increase now," he said.
Through 2011, graduates will be eligible for a maximum of $20,000 over four years. Officials hope to double the maximum scholarship to $40,000 beginning with the Class of 2012.
More than once, the Promise board has cited a desire for inclusiveness in modifying scholarship criteria.
In September, it lowered the minimum grade-point average, from 2.5 to 2.25, that 2009 graduates must have for eligibility. The minimum GPA increases to 2.5 for the Class of 2010 and beyond.
The Promise initially was designed to cover tuition and fees. In October, the Promise board approved the use of scholarships for books, room and board, too.
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We've posted several times about federal tax authorities' on-again, off-again use of private tax collectors on contingency fees to collect back taxes. As with other varieties of law enforcement for profit in which the middleman is enabled to keep residual dollars, the practice seems to encourage the taking of a hard line against taxpayers, especially when the private collectors can use tactics and methods forbidden to government agents. Now, after a hiatus, the IRS is returning to the use of private collectors, a change in law for which Sens. Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) apparently deserve much of the credit, if credit is the right word [Alex Richards and Brad Wolverton, NerdWallet, earlier]
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Montana legislature: ABA, take a hike with that 8.4 rule
In passing Senate Joint Resolution 15, the Montana legislature has expressed its view that it would be unconstitutional for the state to adopt the ABA's controversial Model Rule 8.4(g), which purports to ban "discrimination" and "harassment" in the legal profession in such a way as to cut into rights of lawyers' speech and association, some of them distinctive to their role as client advocates [text, status Gavel to Gavel] Eugene Volokh has more here. We've previously linked Volokh's debates with prominent lawyers on the subject, and here's another, under Federalist Society auspices, this time against Robert Weiner of Arnold & Porter. Earlier here, here, etc.
Steve Berman takes on pharmaceutical pricing
Profile of veteran class action and mass action lawyer Steve Berman of Hagens Berman Sobol Shapiro quotes me [Damien Garde, STAT]:
"You will search with some difficulty for people who successfully do what he does and do not have a big personality," said Walter Olson, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute's Center for Constitutional Studies. "As is the case with birds, it helps both to deter competitors and intimidate enemies when you have a large feather display."
Progressive politicos helped hotel industry as it schemed to strangle AirBnB
At the New York Times, Katie Benner investigates documents from the hotel industry's intensive efforts to use government regulation to derail competition from AirBnB, which focused especially on cultivating "alliances with politicians, affordable housing groups and neighborhood associations" as well as hotel unions:
The association also sought help from politicians in Washington. In its documents, the group said it had worked with Senators Brian Schatz of Hawaii, Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Dianne Feinstein of California. The three Democrats sent a letter to the Federal Trade Commission in July "raising concerns about the short-term rental industry," one of the hotel association documents said.
More: Eric Boehm, Reason.
"Can the police retaliate against a citizen for refusing to answer police questions?"
Orin Kerr at Volokh Conspiracy sorts through the complications of a Fifth Circuit case that has arguable Fifth, Fourth, and First Amendment angles.
Free speech roundup
- "Keeping this case in a pending status gives us one hell of a club" — how Nixon used antitrust to intimidate media [Guy Rolnik, Stigler Center ProMarket] For ruthlessness in bullying hostile press, Nixon and LBJ had nothing on FDR and his New Dealers [David Beito]
- In which I display impatience with Claremont Colleges student no-platformers who signed a letter defending speaker shout-downs and demanding that conservative student journalists be disciplined [Scott Greenfield, more from Heather Mac Donald, earlier on shout-down of Mac Donald] More: statement by FIRE president Greg Lukianoff on situation at UC Berkeley. And: the campus speech wars reach Hood College [my new Free State Notes post]
- Three reasons, none of them flattering, why GOP lawmakers might sign onto wacky tollgate-for-adult-material scheme [Elizabeth Nolan Brown; Ben Collins and Brandy Zadrozny, Daily Beast with more on promoter Chris Sevier and so-called Human Trafficking Prevention Act]
- American Legislative Exchange Council, conservative group of state legislators that has itself been a target of anti-speech campaigns, launches Center to Protect Free Speech with focus on campus speech, donor privacy and commercial speech;
- Flemming Rose: "I'm Not Willing to Sacrifice Freedom of Expression on the Altar of Cultural Diversity" [Reason interview with Nick Gillespie]
- "But is it not shocking that virtuous characters should be defamed?" replied the Baron. "Let their actions refute such libels," continued the President. An anecdote of Jefferson and Humboldt [David Post]
Order us not to print his name? We might have to print it
"A judge on Long Island has ordered the Daily News to remove the name of a defendant in a civil lawsuit from our website." To say that the New York newspaper is being uncooperative with Judge John Galasso's order is an understatement: their defiant editorial prints the name of defendant Eric Lerner nine times in a single paragraph.
Environment roundup
- Power to regulate interstate commerce includes power to keep property owner from evicting a prairie dog? Sounds rational to Tenth Circuit [Ilya Shapiro and David McDonald]
- Dimock, Pa. episode was central to anti-fracking lore including movie "Gasland," now judge has overturned $4 million verdict in case [Timothy Cama, The Hill]
- "EPA Employees Organize Against Taxpayers" [NPR via David Boaz on Twitter]
- Sweetheart consent decrees ("sue and settle") enable agencies to bypass notice-and-comment rulemaking in adopting controversial rules, as with EPA natural gas plant rule [WLF]
- Judge rebukes Delaware Riverkeeper in FERC pipeline case [Erin Mundahl, Inside Sources]
- On the way out, President Obama designated vast tract of Atlantic ocean as "monument," forbidding commercial fishing. Irrational as policy, as law, and as procedure [Jonathan Wood]
Interviewed about lawyers in America
Joseph Ford Cotto interviewed me for his publication, the San Francisco Review of Books, and has now published the results as a three-part series:
Part I. Is having more lawyers in society good for liberty? Should the government seek to equalize access to lawyers? Do consumers benefit from a glut of lawyers?
Part II. Does reality live up to the public image of lawyers as affluent? How might demand for lawyers decline in the future? Is medical liability reform still needed?
Part III (which links to the previous two). What are some less obvious costs of litigiousness? Which reasons to want to become a lawyer are good or bad, especially from a libertarian point of view? What about criminal law? And is legal practice too commercialized?
April 19 roundup
- Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), key vote on tort reform in upper house, plans Texas visit to raise funds from trial lawyers [Palmetto Business Daily]
- "Indeed, most major law schools have fewer conservatives or libertarians on their faculty than can be found on the U.S. Supreme Court." [Jonathan Adler, Martin Center]
- Anti-craft-beer bill, Marilyn Mosby followup, legislature rescinds earlier Article V calls, Baltimore minimum wage in my latest Maryland roundup;
- Man given $190 ticket for having pet snake in park off-leash. Off leash? [John Hult, Sioux Falls Argus-Leader]
- As victim's wife looks on, identity thief and 20-time illegal border crosser testifies that he fathered two of victim's children [Brad Heath on Twitter citing Judge Bea 's opinion in U.S. v. Plascencia-Orozco, Ninth Circuit]
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Can you end up checking your email or Facebook every 15-minutes, even when you know you should get something accomplished? Do you tell yourself that will be the last bout of crisis youare likely to watch and you'll begin being profitable afterwards? Or just that you will do something later simply because you are not in the appropriate temper or have the right methods now? The majority of us have been in an identical circumstance where we give in to the quick gratification, thus leading people to procrastination.
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Negligence might be among the explanations why people procrastinate. However, there's also more serious explanation why some people are actually proficient at procrastinating. Concern with disappointment, low-self-confidence, along with the starvation for brilliance are simply one of the several different explanations why people procrastinate. It's very important to realize the fundamental reason behind this pattern so you'll understand what action you'll do to avoid it.
NLP and hypnosis do not give attention to why you hesitate but rather how your ideas keep you from completing whatever must be done. Together, NLP and hypnotherapy, work to target your mind about what has to be accomplished and helps you to encourage one to attain those responsibilities. The purpose of NLP and hypnosis is always to cause you to make modifications inside the ways that you imagine and react instead of emphasizing the main cause. For several people, this can be a comfortable and successful method to end procrastination difficulties and also to start completing personal and professional objectives.
People hesitate when they put off activities which could and, in several cases should, be achieved now. Procrastinators defer the actions until a later time. The term does not connect with people who've two equally considerations to do and should decide one to do first. Rather, it applies to people which have tasks or routines with distinct things and put-off the most crucial job or activity needlessly with the aim of delaying it.
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Exactly why you probably cannot focus is basically because you've a lot of distractions. If you have something thatis in your concerns, feel it through before you nolonger think it is distracting your concentration. It could also help seclude oneself in a small area. If possible, turn off your Internet and fit your cell phone on silent. Set certain times during the day to check your email and phone calls as opposed to checking them frequently.


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