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Detectives excavated the garden at the semi-detached property in Forest Town, Mansfield, last week after learning of an "incident" around 15 years ago.
There were reports yesterday that the bodies were those of William Wycherley and his wife Patricia, who had lived at the house until the late 1990s when, according to neighbours, they suddenly 'disappeared'.
But family members have cast doubt on the theory that the remains are those of the Wycherleys and yesterday revealed correspondence suggesting the couple were still alive until relatively recently.
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But Mr Wycherley's niece, Hilary Rose, of Stone, Staffs, said her mother continued to receive Christmas cards signed 'Bill and Pat' until four years ago.
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EMDR in Competition with Fate: A Case Study in a Chinese Woman with Multiple Traumas
Clinical Psychological Unit 3, Social Welfare Department, 14/F. Cornwall House, Taikoo Place, 979 King's Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong
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BNY Mellon to Pay $114 Million to Medical Capital in SettlementEdvard Pettersson
Bank of New York Mellon Corp. reached a $114 million settlement with Medical Capital Holdings Inc. investors who alleged the bank breached its duty as trustee for notes issued by the company.
Lawyers for the noteholders filed a request for preliminary approval of the class-action settlement Feb. 21 in federal court in Santa Ana, California.
The "principal reason for entering into the settlement is the very substantial cash benefit provided for the class considered against the significant risk that a smaller recovery - or, indeed, no recovery - might be achieved after a trial," according to the request.
Medical Capital, based in Tustin, California, bought accounts receivable from health-care providers and raised money by issuing notes through related entities to investors. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission sued the company and its top executives in 2009, saying they defrauded investors and misappropriated funds.
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I ordered and paid for a carbon wick on the 24th of July, but have heard nothing, and it has now been over two weeks. Anyone else done business with him recently?
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I just saw a post a few days ago that he moved his business into a shop. Probably a little busy with all that.
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He's always really professional in his dealings with customers. I saw that post about the new shop as well. I'm sure he'll get with you soon.
Thanks for the responses.
I just received an email from him a few minutes ago…sounds like he will follow up on my order.
Never dealt with his business before and was getting concerned because of no shipping status info.
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The philosophers and dramatists were exercised with deep understanding even
when recited from memory. KK could from an early age recall the Iliatha. It
was understood by him to be about what we would now call male bonding.
Accordingly, the world was set as a stage for men to act upon, each swearing
allegiance to comradeship in arms whilst reaching for the lone status of a hero.
Women were venerated as mothers, tolerated as sisters or wives and fought
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such as a heifer or an iron tripod in ancient times or a caique in the near present
of KK's youth or a good rifle later on in his life in Africa.
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harbour of Hios; the bay of Tsesme. What drew him there were the wrecks of
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Katherinee, the Great Empress of Orthodox Russia.
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Turkey than Greece. Indeed, not many had precise knowledge of it. KK had
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reasons. Firstly, Argenti was forever working on a history of Hios and had a
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progress of its pupils only to find KK at the top of every list.
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school; Kokopoulos, J.K., was extremely bright. And so began a pedagogic
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exchange views about the text lent and read over the previous week. And so it
was that the history of the world centred on Hios became an open book to the
boy who impressed the Count on other subjects too.
The mastiha trees at the top end of the estate always furnished less gum than
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plain and in that position were more vulnerable to desiccation over the summer
months. KK's father often reported on the Count's concern about these trees.
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thought and came up with a solution after a year's experimentation. He had
observed that unkempt trees in peasant gardens higher up in Monastir appeared
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Wow, that was very thorough. It will be an interesting couple of months waiting to see the the Court's decision on this.
This is a discussion on McDonald et al v City of Chicago [merged] within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; A nice analysis of the forthcoming case to be heard March 2 can be found here: SCOTUSblog Second Amendment drama: Act II...
A nice analysis of the forthcoming case to be heard March 2 can be found here:
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Wow, that was very thorough. It will be an interesting couple of months waiting to see the the Court's decision on this.
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SCOTUS does NOT rule that the 2nd applies as against the individual States? Will there be an exodus from such cities as Chicago? From such states as Illinois and/or Wisconsin? U.S. v. Cruikshank would seem to be a "problem".....'......The second and tenth counts are equally defective. The right there specified is that of 'bearing arms for a lawful purpose.' This is not a right granted by the Constitution......' Regardless of the outcome/ruling, it will be interesing, to say the least
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After re-reading this portion from Cruikshank, it would seem that the statement 'This is not a right granted by the Constitution' (the RKBA) is, technically correct. The RKBA predates the Constitution, and therefore the Constitution (2A) Protects the Pre-Existing Right. So, there is no "problem" with Cruikshank.
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Interesting read, long but thorough...we'll know how the Supreme Court thinks shortly.
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Heller's footnote 23 mentions Cruikshank also said the 1st Amendment didn't apply to the states...........
"The right of the whole people, old and young, men, women and boys, and not militia only, to keep and bear arms of every description, not such merely as are used by the militia, shall not be infringed, curtailed, or broken in upon, in the smallest degree..."
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BUT if not, then they, (the federal government) will finally see, the dissention among the (States) people; and I fear they will ultimately feel their unpopularity looming ever closer than they ever could imagine
On a somewhat of a side note, have you seen the Canadian Government is beginning to backpedal on their national gun registration scheme. this may finally show that the anti gun movement is fast losing favorability in the world
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Well, here is an update. I did get a new headliner btw.
Took my car in Saturday at 8AM. Dealer called at 4PM and said it was ready but they broke some parts in the back so they would be ordering new trim pieces to fix that. I get there and they are having trouble with the Intelligent Access. They were trying to reprogram my key, replace the battery, you name it. Somehow in replacing my headliner (which looks good again Yay!) they completely disabled the ability for my car to sense the key fob. The lock and unlock buttons don't work even. It was 5PM on Saturday so they gave me my crippled car and sent me on my way.
So for now I'm taking apart my fob every time I want to get in my car. The thing they don't tell you is that you have ~10 seconds to start your car before the thing goes totally crazy with its car alarm. So 10 seconds from unlocking the door to get into your vehicle, reassemble your fob, jam the sucker into your steering column, hit the brake, and then the start button. I've given up on reassembling the key fob as a step.
All I know is that if they rip out my headliner they better put yet another new one in to replace it or I'll be at square one. Maybe I'll try the dealer 5 minutes from my house in the future instead of the one where I bought the car. haha
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Patton Oswalt
On this date in 1969, Patton Oswalt was born in Portsmouth, Va. Oswalt began to perform stand-up comedy in the late 1980s, before graduating from the College of William and Mary in 1991. He became widely known after he starred in an HBO comedy special in 1996. He began to headline at comedy clubs nationwide and also started his career as an actor. From 1998 to 2007, Oswalt was a regular on the CBS show "The King of Queens," playing the role of Spence. He has appeared in many small roles in movies, as a guest star on television shows including "Dollhouse" and "Nurse Jackie," and done voice work for movies, television and video games. Notably, he voiced the main character, the rat Remy, in the 2007 Pixar film "Ratatouille." He also starred in the 2009 live-action film "Big Fan." His supporting role in "Young Adult" (2011) was nominated for several awards. Oswalt has also written for TV and film, as well as doing behind the scenes uncredited punch-up work on a variety of live-action comedy and animated film scripts. In 2005, Oswalt married writer Michelle McNamara. Their daughter Alice was born on April 15, 2009.
Oswalt is a self-described geek, who called a 2007 return to Dungeons and Dragons "a midlife crisis that doesn't involve sports cars." (Wired magazine.) Much of Oswalt's comedic material addresses popular culture and his daily life, but he has been known to mock religion and religious believers. For example, his "Sky Cake" routine characterizes religion as a trick played by smart weak guys on big dumb guys. He describes himself as an atheist.
"My feelings on religion are starting to morph. I'm still very much an atheist, except that I don't necessarily see religion as being a bad thing. . . . I'm almost saying certain people do better with religion, the way that certain rock stars do better if they're shooting heroin."
—Patton Oswalt, The AV Club, Aug. 31, 2011
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Jerome Kern
On this date in 1885, songwriter Jerome Kern was born in New York City to Fanny and Henry Kern, a German-born immigrant and an American-born Bohemian. Although they both had been raised Jewish, "[t]heir marriage at Temple Emanu-El was the last religious function in either of their lives," writes Kern biographer Michael Freedland. They gave their son no religious training. For Kern, "[h]is religion was his music and his lifestyle. . ." (Freedland) Jerome began playing the piano at a young age, showing musical talent. He left high school after his junior year, studied at the New York College of Music, then at the Heidelberg University in Germany. At the age of 20 in 1905, Kern composed his first hit song and in 1912 wrote his first Broadway score. The Broadway musical, "Showboat" (1927), broke ground by integrating music with story. Due to Kern's remarkable musical influence, he became known as "father of the American musical theatre." Kern, a composer who worked with a variety of lyricists, eventually paired up with lyricist Dorothy Fields. They won the 1936 Academy Award for Best Song with "The Way You Look Tonight" from the movie "Swing Time." In 1941, he and Oscar Hammerstein won an Oscar for best song for "The Last Time I Saw Paris," from the film "Lady Be Good." During his career, he wrote close to 700 songs and more than 100 complete scores for both shows and films. Kern classics include: "They Didn't Believe Me," "Look for the Silver Lining," "Old Man River," "Can't Help Lovin' That Man," "Make Believe," "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," "I Won't Dance," "A Fine Romance," "The Way You Look Tonight," and "All the Things You Are." While beginning work on a project initiated by Dorothy Fields, the musical "Annie Get Your Gun", Kern had a sudden stroke and died a few days later. He was 60 years old. D. 1945
"Life is to be enjoyed."
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
On this date in 1756, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born. Son of a Catholic musician, the child prodigy conducted his first original Mass at age 12 in Vienna, was later made a Knight of the Golden Spur by the pope, and was concert master to the Archbishop of Salzburg for many years. Accused of neglecting his religion, he resigned the appointment in 1781. Mozart joined the Freemasons, who were condemned by the Catholic Church, in 1781. Mozart refused to ask for a priest when dying. His wife sent for one anyway, who refused to attend. Mozart was buried in a pauper's grave without a religious service. Referring to the orthodoxy of his youth, he said: "That is all over, and will never come back." (Mozart's Leben, by A. Ulibichev, 1847, i, 243). D. 1791.
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David Friedrich Strauss
On this date in 1808, David Friedrich Strauss was born. The German writer pioneered scholarship doubting the historicity of Jesus. Strauss became a Lutheran vicar in 1830, and studied theology under Hegel. He was appointed to the Theological Seminary at the University at Tubingen. His book Life of Jesus (1835), dissecting the New Testament as largely mythical, was published to great acclaim, but lost him his teaching post. In 1836 he left the church. In his final book, The Old Faith and the New (1872), Strauss eschewed Christianity and the concept of immortality. British freethinking novelist George Eliot translated his first book into English. D. 1874.
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Mikhail Baryshnikov
On this date in 1948, Mikhail Nikolaevitch Baryshnikov was born in Riga, Latvia. His father, Nikolai Baryshnikov, was an engineer and his mother, Aleksandra Kiseleva, was a seamstress, who introduced him to ballet when he was nine. A strong athlete, Baryshnikov played sports in school in addition to ballet, but turned completely toward ballet when he was 12, after his mother committed suicide. At 15, he began studying with the Kirov Ballet, where he stayed for the next five years, under the direction of Alexander Pushkin. Baryshnikov became principal dancer at the age of 21 and began earning recognition for his strong technique and gravity-defying leaps, which were to later become his trademark. While on tour in Canada at age 26, he defected to America. Granted political asylum, Baryshnikov began working as principal dancer with the American Ballet Theatre (ABT) in New York, where he stayed for five years, before joining the New York City Ballet. Working under George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins, he expanded his repertoire, as well as the role of male dancers in ballet. He then returned to ABT as principal dancer as well as artistic director, a position he held for ten years. Always seeking to enlarge the frontier of ballet, in 1990 he teamed with choreographer Mark Morris to cofound the White Oak Dance Project and, in 2005, opened The Baryshnikov Arts Center (BAC) in New York; a place created to support artists in all areas, both novice and master, under one roof. Observing that the challenge of dancing different choregraphies and styles is similar to learning a new language, Baryshnikov writes, "every ballet, whether or not successful artistically or with the public, has given me something important. Everything that I've done has given me more freedom" (Baryshnikov At Work, by Mikhail Baryshnikov, Knopf 1978). In addition to dance, Baryshnikov has appeared in film (Turning Point, 1977, and White Nights, 1985), on Broadway ("Metamorphosis"), and on television, most recently appearing in a regular role on HBO's hit "Sex In the City." Among his several honors, Baryshnikov has been awarded the Kennedy Center Honors Lifetime Achievement Award (2000), Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Actor in a Play (1989), Theatre World Special Award (1989), an Emmy for Outstanding Variety or Music Program (1979-1980), an Emmy for Outstanding Individual Achievement-Special Events (1978-1979) and an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor (1977). Baryshnikov has four children, the oldest with actress Jessica Lange, the three youngest with his partner dancer, Lisa Rinehart. They currently live in New York.
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Matt Bai: When Politics Went Tabloid
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At a certain point in this country's media history, the 24-hour news cycle was born – Bai asserts that it was with the Gary Hart scandal in 1987. As a presidential hopeful, Hart was caught in a few compromising photographs with a gorgeous and young model. The end of his presidential aspirations was the beginning of the tabloidization of news, says Bai. He'll discuss the media's current fixation on personal character over public legislation when it comes to politicians. A key point in Bai's discussion will be Hart's true political legacy, rather than the salacious fall from grace for which he's remembered.


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Voter turnout 'steady' so far for Verona's school referendum
About halfway through polling hours Tuesday, turnout appears mostly steady for the Verona School District's referendum.
Local residents have until 9 p.m. to cast their ballots on a proposed $16.6 million project, which includes work for school buildings and grounds, technology, security and fields around the district.
Kathleen Hynes, a poll worker at F.N. Brown Elementary School, said she has seen a consistent flow of voters throughout the day, with no particular time busier than another. She estimated that just under 100 people had voted at her station by 1:30 p.m.
The post at Brookdale saw a bit more action, according to poll worker Fred Santoro. Santoro described his situation as "steady but gradual," though a bit more of a crowd gathered right before the start of school in the morning. He said 167 people cast their vote just before 2 p.m.
Township Clerk Sue Neale, however, said she heard the turnout might be a bit on the low side, but that could still change by the end of the day. Neale said she has not heard about any issues with the machines or other problems, though she had not been able to visit the polls herself.
Verona resident Barbara Bochese said there were 10 people ahead of her when she voted at F.N. Brown earlier Tuesday. Bochese added that she thought the only people who would come out to the polls were the ones who feel strongly for or against the referendum.
After spending time with four public meetings and other outreach tactics, Superintendent of Schools Steve Forte said the people who attended his gatherings were supportive of the effort.
"I'm confident the public will see the need here," Forte told the Times.
Hynes said the pleasant weather of 60-degree temperatures and clear skies may be helping to bring more people out to vote, though Santoro thought it had more to do with people's concern about the issue at hand.
The 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. timeframe for voters differs a bit from other elections that range from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Board of Education elections often run the later time, such as when the elections were held in April, according to Neale, though she did not know a particular reason for it.
Once the polls close, Neale said she's hopeful to have results finalized by 9:45 p.m., or 10 p.m. at the latest. Workers usually arrive at Town Hall between 10- to 15-minutes after the end of the election, and Neale said since there is only one question, counting ballots could be completed relatively fast.
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Mr Rod Sims, Chairman
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CLAIM: Khloe Kardashian "Can't Let" Lamar Odom Go
Khloe Kardashian "can't let" Lamar Odom go and is contemplating giving her estranged husband another chance, reports In Touch.
The magazine's source says that three months after she filed for divorce, Kardashian is "wondering if she should give him another chance."
According to the outlet, Odom's "mind games" are a big reason why.
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"Lamar's put her through the emotional ringer," continues the magazine's tipster. "He needs to finally just let her go."
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I paid $10 to get a neuter voucher from SNIS. Liberty was the only Vet in my town that would except the voucher.
They said he would need a Bordetella and a Heartworm test first. They charged me $67 for this. The receipt said for a canine neuter they charge regularly $80. I checked with other vets in town and they ranged around $49.
He also got his nails trimmed. $10. Which isn't that bad. So far I have paid $77. Now he goes home and we buy him a cone to stop the licking of the area. He came home with it being really swollen and blood red.
I was worried about him so we took him back in and the vet came out into the lobby, looked at him and said yep he's swollen. Well, first of all we already knew that. Cha Ching, $15 office visit. Are you kidding me!!!
Now he needs meds for pain and inflamation. I called my main vet I usually use (but wasn't on the list of vets to use this voucher) they said they would have charged $10 for both meds for the size of my dog. Cha Ching $50.
I have now paid a total of $142 on top of the $10 I paid for the Neuter voucher. I still have a voucher to get my cat Spayed but I threw it away.
I would rather lose $10 and go to my regular vet and pay the regular price.
If I am wrong to think this way I am sorry but I just think they are seriously overcharging people. Especially when they go in with a $10 voucher.
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As a patient of Liberty, it is a requirement for ALL animals to undergo a pre-surgical examination to ensure that the patients are as healthy as possible. It gives the veterinarian a chance to address any potential issues that may make surgery more risky; again, all patients must have an exam, not only those with vouchers. I have never worked for a veterinary clinic that did not have this requirement. I personally would never have a surgical procedure, no matter how routine, without first meeting my surgeon.
Secondly, vaccines are required so as to ensure that all patients in the clinic are protected. It would not be fair to any patient to acquire a disease while hospitalized, especially one easily prevented by relatively inexpensive vaccines. A current rabies vaccination is mandated by law, so it should go without saying that any veterinary facility has to abide by this law. Would you be pleased if your pet came in healthy and left with bordetella (kennel cough) because another unvaccinated pet was allowed to be hospitalized with yours. I would not be satisfied in this position.
The same holds true for making sure pets are free of parasites. Heartworms, if a dog is infected with at the time of surgery, can complicate and potentially kill a pet under anesthesia; hence why the heartworm test is done before anesthesia. If any other parasite, especially fleas, are noted during an exam, this has to be addressed. In addition to being a nuisance, fleas transmit diseases, cause anemia, and are not something a veterinary clinic wants to be known for "giving" to a hospitalized patient.
Unfortunately, there are circumstances beyond the veterinarian or staff's control that can lead to delayed healing or infection post-operatively. An e-collar (cone) is offered to each owner before their pet is discharged after surgery. The cost of the e-collar is not included in the voucher, and the cost to purchase is too prohibitive to give out freely to all surgical patients. The cost of medications to correct these complications is not covered by the vouchers either. It goes without saying that all parties involved want the best possible outcome for pets, and as a pet owner it becomes ones duty to accept responsibility, whether financial or otherwise, for the pets well being.
in regards to the cost of services provided, clinics try to be fair taking into account the procedure done, the time taken as well as materials/ medications/drugs used. Personally, I do not know of any area clinic that will do a dog neuter for $49; this is a low price for even a cat neuter which is usually one of the lowest costing routine surgeries performed by veterinarians.
Lastly, please feel free to talk to any of the staff at Liberty about your concerns. A public forum such as thus does little to appease either party and nothing really gets accomplished as far as making either party feel better about the situation. Deciding to accept the SNSI vouchers was a decision made by the clinic as a courtesy to those who need assistance in altering pets, and not as a way to make money or disgruntle, as you inferred, "non-regular" clients.
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So, Jack White and Alicia Keys will be writing the theme tune and singing the theme tune for the new James Bond movie, the franchise's headline-grabbing first ever duet. Speculation is already rife as to how they'll be billed on Another Way To Die: Jack White Ft Alicia Keys? Alicia Keys Ft Jack White? Perhaps even the more cavalier Jack White v Alicia Keys! They can't just be Jack White and Alicia Keys, that would be, like, so lame.
The pop charts have never been so full of collaborations. A quarter of last week's UK Top 40 singles were duets, team-ups or guest appearances, but you will search in vain for the conjunction "and" - it has been entirely superseded by the word "featuring". Usually abbreviated to "Ft", it is the default semantic synapse over which hierarchical issues and the politics of marketing now crackle.
Dizzee Rascal had three weeks at number one with Dance Wiv Me. On the Radio 1 website it's credited to "Dizzee Rascal and Calvin Harris". On the Official UK Chart website, it's the rather more clinical "Dizzee Rascal/Harris/Chrome", but on the sleeve of the record, the truth is told: "Dizzee Rascal Featuring Calvin Harris and Chrome." I don't know who Chrome is or are, but I do know that Chrome is/are not as important as Calvin Harris who, in turn, is not as important as Dizzee Rascal. Because the words in between their names tell us so. How much easier it would have been if the world knew them as Dave Dee Ft Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich.
I've become obsessed by the word "featuring" in modern pop. I believe a British record was set recently, when 12 singles out of the Top 40 featured the word "featuring": from Busta Rhymes Ft Linkin Park, and Estelle Ft Kanye West, to the more poetic and impenetrable Flo Rida Ft T-Pain, and Will I Am Ft Cheryl Cole.
It's very much a pop/dance/R&B concept; if you check out the R&B chart this week, a massive 16 tracks have "Ft" in them, putting the ass-shaking genre at the top of my own "Ft Index". The rock chart has just one - Meatloaf Ft Marion Raven - which says a lot. Although rock artists are always playing guitar or joining in the big chorus on each other's records, this has long been accepted as a gentleman's agreement - ever since Eric Clapton strummed on The Beatles' While My Guitar Gently Weeps without so much as a nod in the small print. But dance music and hip-hop have turned "featuring" into a form of props. Take the Wu-Tang Clan album The W - seven of its 13 tracks has "featuring" in brackets (Redman, Junior Reid, Nas, Snoop Dogg etc.). They're in and out of each other's recording studios like neighbours of the Krays used to be in and out of each other's back doors for sugar.
It can have a practical application. Remember Belgian house "project" Technotronic? In order to dress up like a band they had to "feature" a whole carousel of guest artists on their early 90s hits: Felly, a model who didn't sing on Pump Up The Jam, followed by Ya Kid K, then MC Eric, then Reggie. However, the first recorded use of the F-word appeared way back in 1954, when Pennsylvania's Four Aces Featuring Al Alberts had a huge hit with Three Coins in the Fountain. Alberts was the singer and founder of the band, but somehow merited a special credit ... at the end of their name, as if he'd perhaps helped with the maracas.
It's clear why the word has enjoyed a renaissance: money. Estelle looks cool with Kanye West "featuring" on her record, even though she's the new girl and he's the bloated superstar. Meanwhile, Kanye looks humble and magnanimous for allowing himself to be second-billed, even though he's bigger than she is, and more American. The single sounds better before you've even heard it and shoots up the charts. Everybody wins. Except those of us who think that Some Velvet Morning would have been half the record, had it been credited to Lee Hazelwood Ft Nancy Sinatra. Or vice versa.


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I live in historic Arverne. I've been there for the past 25 years. I am a retired health care administrator who worked for the City of New York. I retired after 33 years. My family is from the South but I was raised here in New York City, in the Brownsville section of East New York. I transplanted from Brooklyn to the Rockaways.
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I've been a part of it since I've moved here. That's something that, if you're a homeowner, you should be a part of, because it helps you to upkeep your community and your home. You should always be a part of the civic association. That's your duty as a homeowner.
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How long do you see yourself being a part of the Rockaway East Planning Committee?
When I was asked to become a part of it, they indicated that it would be from September to May 2014, but I'm not sure how long it will last at this point.
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The most important issue is cohesiveness among the residents. That's important because you have to have cohesiveness among the residents in order to build a community and a neighborhood.
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I love the bay atmosphere. I loved the bay when I moved here. I love the serenity of the bay.
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The separatism that exists among groups which exists because of the various groups within the community. There's not enough cohesiveness.
I also think that community board members should serve term limits. They should not serve indefinite terms. They should serve term limits just as city council should serve. They should not be allowed to serve indefinite periods of time because at the current level, they become entrenched and corruption exists. Currently this system needs review.
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The haunting picture of a hooded Iraqi prisoner standing on a box with wires attached to his hands who was told he would be electrocuted if he stepped off has caused outrage around the world.
But some military-trained interrogators say it can be permissible to deceive and intimidate a suspect during wartime to elicit vital information. And they fear a political overreaction by the US that could curtail methods relied on by the military for years to extract critical information about enemy plans.
"In my opinion, if putting some psychological pressure on someone saves the lives of 200 US soldiers, then maybe that psychological pressure is OK," said Mike Ritz, a former interrogator.
Mr Ritz said military interrogators' means might surprise civilians or offend their sensibilities, but "this is war and interrogators aren't gentlemen. We are liars. And civilians might not understand that."
Practices such as lying to prisoners, intimidating them, screaming at them, stripping them, hiding their faces under hoods, and depriving them of various comforts were generally permissible if there was a valid reason, Mr Ritz said. He drew the line at the sort of excesses committed by soldiers at Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad.
Interrogation experts say questioners commonly lie about their rank or intentions to ensure a prisoner's attention.
They may threaten a captive as a bluff, then ease up to manipulate the grateful prisoner into becoming emotionally dependent - a technique called "pressure and release".
But American University law Professor Robert Goldman, who specialises in human-rights issues, said of the prisoner who appeared on the box: "Would we want this to be happening to our soldiers if they were interrogated?
"There is a kind of golden rule here: What if the shoe were on the other foot?"
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San Francisco Bay Area Starting Vast Rapid-Transit System; CONCEPTS TESTED FOR 21ST CENTURY Line Eventually Will Run 75 Miles in Three Counties at a Cost of $1 Billion
By LAWRENCE E. DAVIESSpecial to The New York Times ();
April 12, 1965,
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CONCORD, Calif., April 10 -- This San Francisco Bay region city of 67,000 becomes a rapid transit center Monday.
April 12, 1965
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