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Best known for his villainous and psychopathic roles, such as the spouse-abusing husband in the Bafta-winning 'Tyrannosaur', Marsan (left in picture) has also appeared in blockbusters including 'Sherlock Holmes' and 'War Horse'. He lives in London with his wife and children.
I met Richard at a drama school in London in 1988. I was a naïve, uneducated, working-class guy from Bethnal Green with a limited scope of experience. Richard was this tall, blond, worldly Californian who was the wild man of the school; often drunk or taking illicit drugs. He was a maverick; I'd never experienced anything like it before – and he took me under his wing.
I've never been a big drinker, as it makes me feel nauseous, but I drank a little back then, and it was Richard who gave me my first joint. We were in the local park one weekend and after just one drag I was running around giggling hysterically. He was laughing his head off at me. Hours later I stumbled back to his flat and raided his fridge. After that I was worried he'd be a bad influence.
But as it turned out, over the years I've learnt a lot from him about how to be. He's this calm, Zen-Buddhist kind of bloke. Initially I was the type of guy who wanted to take the world on every day, with this working-class chip on my shoulder; maybe I should have smoked a bit more pot. When I first came out to America to do [2003's] 21 Grams, I thought things were going to take off for me, but they didn't. I felt that if it had been any young Oxbridge actor, they'd have been the next big thing, but no one took any notice with me. But Richard was always there to soothe things.
I believer great art is the absence of ego. As an actor, Richard has a complete lack of vanity and like me he's made a career playing really horrible people such as Bobby DeWitt in The Black Dahlia, while I've taken roles such as [abusive husband] James in [Bafta Award-winning drama] Tyrannosaur.
One of his enduring qualities is his effortlessly cool image; he wears clothes with style and my kids think he's the coolest man in the world. Has some of it rubbed off on me? I may live in a middle-class area, but I still look like a bloke from the council estate. I can't help it; if I put on a tux, I still look like I'm on the door.
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An American stage and screen actor, Brake has appeared in films including 'Batman Begins', 'The Black Dahlia and 'Water for Elephants'. He lives in California.
We were in the same year at drama school; I was the wild one, he was the disciplined one. We were in different classes but we bonded socially as we were both outsiders; me as the American, him as the working-class boy from London. I gave him his first spliff, too, and after that he was worried about what I was going to get him into next.
I first saw him performing in our second year. I was undisciplined, so when I saw the level of risk and imagination in his performances it had a huge impact on me. I thought, OK, it's time to get my act together. Back in those days there was a tendency to celebrate the handsome, resonant-voiced, RP-speaking student; Eddie looks more like a boxer than an actor and I was some lanky man with a Yankee accent, so we knew it wasn't going to happen right away for us.
The 10 years after were lean for both of us. You have to spend a long time simply getting better. I can't tell you how many times I saw Eddie performing above some pub doing an awful play, four people in the audience and not a sniff of anything. But we just stuck with it, doing fringe plays and getting better. I got into meditation and Buddhism by that point and I was no longer drinking. We still talk about [meditation] and all that as it helped us both – it still does and over the years I've probably helped him with some of his working-class hang-ups.
Wherever we are in the world we talk every day, supporting one another. Once, when I had a scene in Munich, it was one of those days where, following several takes, I honestly forgot how to act. And leaving the set after that first day, I remember thinking [the film's director, Steven] Spielberg must think I'm an arse. The first person I called was Eddie, and he told me about when he was on the first day of filming Miami Vice he experienced a similar fiasco; he reminded me how that first day on a film set you often feel everything you do is wrong.
I've never felt a sense of competition with Eddie, partly because what we do is so different and partly, maybe, because it was the friendship which came first, so I never felt like saying, "Look at that bastard, that's his second Bafta"; I suffer from that [feeling] with other friends in the business – just not with him.
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A SAINT celebrated for stigmata wounds like Christ's was a CHEAT who used carbolic acid to make them, a new book claims.
Padre Pio's hands bled constantly for 50 years and he wore gloves to cover them.
The former monk, who died in 1968 aged 81, claimed the circular wounds on his palms were replicas of those Jesus suffered on the cross.
Pio — whose real name was Francesco Forgione — was reputed to possess incredible healing powers and was venerated by millions.
He was popular worldwide and was canonised by Pope John Paul II in 2002.
But recently unearthed documents reveal he was a fraud who used corrosive carbolic acid to inflict his hand injuries on himself. The papers include a letter from an Italian pharmacist who had arranged to deliver the acid.
The documents, stored in libraries at the Vatican, were unearthed by Professor Sergio Luzzatto, an eminent Italian historian.
In "Padre Pio: Miracle and Politics in a Secular Age", he said many Popes had called into question Pio's claims.
He claimed the Vatican declared Pio a saint only because of pressure from the public to do so.
Luzzatto said: "Human beings — and particularly the most fragile among them — will still need to look at figures such as Padre Pio to get, if not miracles, then at least consolation and hope."

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Jermaine Dupri's Atlanta Mansion Averts Foreclosure
Updated:ATLANTA,None - Atlanta-based music producer Jermaine Dupri is known for racking up hit after and hit.
But he's also racked up a lot of debt in recent years.
Channel 2 Action News has learned that Dupri's mansion on Mount Paran Road in northwest Atlanta was in foreclosure and set to be auctioned on the courthouse steps last week, but the sale was canceled at the last minute.
The law firm handling the foreclosure would not say why the sale was stopped.
Suntrust Bank had started foreclosure on an original loan amount of more than $2.5 million.
According to records Channel 2 obtained from the Georgia Department of Revenue, Jermaine Dupri Mauldin owes the state $493,768.75 in back taxes for 2007.
Channel 2's Tom Regan also spoke with a contractor who has a filed a lien against Dupri's property.
Shane Cox of Design Logistics said Dupri still owes him $12,000 for managing the star's mansion. His services included renovation and design.
"We would bring everything in, assemble, set up. Hang all the art. The art hanging in the house. Things along those lines. I feel he's a pretty nice guy. I hope he will come forward and take care of the debt we have," Cox told Regan.
Regan also spoke with Fayette County Tax Commissioner George Wingo. Wingo sent Regan documents showing Dupri owes $14,024.67 in unpaid property taxes, fees and penalties in connection with another home Dupri owns.
Regan went to Dupri's home and rang the intercom at the security gate in hopes of getting a comment from the music producer, but got no answer.
Two phone numbers for So So Def Records, Durpri's record label, were disconnected.


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As if the appalling condition of the relief camps were not catastrophic enough, rubbing salt on the wound has been the quest of the UP Government and the ruling party to spend all their time and energy in organising an extravagant function in the ancestral village of Samajwadi Party Supremo Mulayam Singh Yadav, at Saifai in the district of Etawah.
Media reports state that the gala event would have performers from Bollywood including the likes of superstars like Salman Khan and Madhuri Dixit. For that event, not only seven chartered flights have been booked but have put perhaps the entire top echelon of the UP Administration on tenterhooks. Further, the moment criticism of the event started pouring in; the UP administration declared that media coverage of the gala event has been banned.
Cultural Event more important than relief to victims?
However the disconnect between plight of the hapless poor victims and the indifference of the Government does not end here. Under a ubiquitous banner of Uttar Pradesh's Parliamentary Commonwealth Association, a 22 member team consisting most of ministers and MLAs from UP Assemble have literally gone on a vacation abroad for a 'study tour' in countries like Turkey, Greece, Netherland, UAE and UK. How much of that tour is study and how much is vacation is anybody's guess. And the team is headed by none other than Azam Khan.
The pictures of UP Chief Minister shaking hands with Salman Khan at the Saifai gala event, stands much in contrast to the plight of not just the victims of the Muzaffarnagar riot but also of every victim of India's governmental indifference and the utopian world in which India's ruling elite reside when catapulted to power. The question that then one asks is whether for all practical purposes we can take pride in the democracy of India that this nation so much trumpets about. Why is there so much disconnect? Why is there so much indifference and why is it that there are no mechanism or regulation which can correct the anomalies?
It does not perhaps matter as to what religion the children who died in the relief camps belonged to. For, every child's death is extremely tragic. But even then the plight of the people residing in the relief camps and their appalling condition is perhaps a stark reminder of the hollowness of vote bank politics especially since the ruling Samajwadi Party have always championed the cause of the minorities and have stormed to power based on their support.
However the disconnect between the ruling party, its pro-people image when in opposition and complete u-turn when catapulted to power is not restricted to the issue of Muzaffarnagar only. In case of West Bengal as well, one can witness that the increasing arrogance and indifference that is now becoming synonymous with the ruling Trinamool Congress. The incumbent Chief Minister of Bengal has always been known for her fight for the poor and the downtrodden. It has been to her credit that 34 years of Left rule in Bengal came to an end. People in Bengal overwhelmingly supported her in the 2011 assembly elections and gave her a decisive mandate to usher in a new dawn of prosperity, industrialisation and rule of law in Bengal.
Yet over the past one year of so, massive deterioration of law & order in the state, sheer apathy of the police, increasing confidence of the perpetrators, major rise in crime against women have gone up hand in hand with increasing arrogance of the ruling party and its refusal to take blame or accept mistakes. Time and again the ruling party and its supremo have refused to accept blame for the deteriorating situation has shocked those very people who voted her to power.
In case of the rather infamous Park Street rape case it was clear that the Chief Minister's contention of it being a staged incident was proved wrong when a Deputy Commissioner of Kolkata Police Damayanti Sen cracked the case and arrested the perpetrators. Yet she was greeted with a transfer order.
Over the last several months there have been many cases of such atrocities on women in Bengal and the most recent and perhaps the most shocking one has been a case in the district of North 24 Parganas in a place called Madhyamgram where a 16 year old girl was gang raped twice and then not being able to bear the trauma and taunts anymore, she burnt herself to death. The ruling party in spite of enormity of the tragedy preferred to look other way and blamed the whole thing as a political conspiracy of the opposition party.
In cases of both the Muzaffarnagar Relief Camp tragedies, the riots as well as in case of the West Bengal rape case, the bigger shock is silence of the Central Government or its agencies like the National Commission for Women. Is it the political calculations for now or the calculations of post election permutation and combination and the possibility of UPA all over again getting support from TMC and SP preventing the Central Government from reading out the code red?
All in all, unless these disconnects between the plight of people at the grassroots level and the governments who they voted to power, is done away with, India's democracy would continue to remain an incomplete one. India may take pride in its electoral process but not in her governance.


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I gotta agree with you. I wouldn't want either player on the team if I were Canadian other than the fact that 3 minutes and all ye are fallen may be the greatest line ever.
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Stamkos, Crosby and Giroux are basically obvious picks. Elite playemakers and scorers, the only question I have is whether Stamkos or Tavares play wing? I like Stamkos' skating so I'm keeping him there. I like Nash, Neal and Staal because they are big bodies who skate well and can score. Even though Neal doesn't play with Crosby on a line, as teammates you can hope to replace some of that chemistry that Canada used well in 2010 with Marleau-Thornton, Perry/Getzlaf line combos.
With Sharp, Toews, Marchand and Bergeron you get the two top penalty killing cores in the NHL right now, plus offensively talented players. Brayden Schenn probably seems like an odd choice but the guy can play wing or center, he can score, he can kill penalties and he seems like the perfect final forward. Wayne Simmonds probably makes some people go
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|May 18, 1997
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The Journey Museum and Learning Center is a museum in Rapid City, South Dakota, United States with 7 acres (28,000 m2) of gardens. It is set up as a journey through the history of the Black Hills, starting with the Native American creation stories, moving into the 2.5 billion years of history in the rock record with the geology exhibit, paleontology, archaeology, Native American inhabitants, and concluding with the pioneers that traveled west.[1]
Main Exhibit Galleries[edit]
Geology and Paleontology[edit]
The Geology Gallery contains a wall that shows a 2.5 billion year rock record of the Black Hills area. The Museum of Geology at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology provides artifacts and information for patrons to better understand the timeline. Along with the geology section is the paleontology section with fossils, much of which is on loan from the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research in Hill City, South Dakota. A model of an on-site dig with a tent provides patrons with a sense of field work, sometimes with a retired paleontologist working in it who can answer questions. A model of a T-Rex and a Triceratops accompanied by a roaring sound track are also included in the exhibit.
After the Geology and Paleontology exhibits is the Archaeology Gallery. This gallery is split into five sections, according to time period. It is divided into five sections listed in the chart below. The Archaeology Gallery contains artifacts and information from The South Dakota Archaeological Research Center.
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Sioux Indian Museum[edit]
The Sioux Indian Museum, the next gallery after Archaeology, contains 5,500 pieces regulated by the United States Department of the Interior's Indian Arts and Crafts Board. Most of the collection is from the collection of a Native American arts collector who owned a trading post on the Rosebud Indian Reservation. This part of the collection was collected from the 1890s to the 1930s. The Sioux Indian Museum contains beaded items, ceremonial items, traditional Native American clothing, an exhibit of items made from animals, kids items (such as dolls and games), instruments, Native American saddles, and tipis. There is also a holographic Native American elder who tells three stories.
The Minnilusa Pioneer Gallery is the final gallery in the timeline layout of the museum. This collection has a trapper's cabin, a board walk, saddles that you can try out, a hardware store modeled after the first major hardware store in South Dakota, and several story boards with information and artifacts about the pioneer days. It features famous local legends such as Jim Bridger, General Custer, Wild Bill Hickock, Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, and Red Cloud. It also covers the interaction between Native Americans and early settlers during the period from the first encounters to the modern day reconciliation.
Other Permanent Exhibits[edit]
The Journey Museum has several side exhibits either inside or between the main galleries.
- Star Room: A self-guided tour begins with a "Star Room" which represents the time between the forming of the universe and the forming of the rock record in the Black Hills.
- Paleontology Field Tent: In this interactive exhibit, you can dig for dinosaur bones, do puzzles, and touch real fossils. The tent also features a real fossil preparation lab where volunteers work on fossil specimens.
- Custer's Black Hills Expedition of 1874: This exhibit is located between the Sioux Indian Museum Gallery and the Pioneer Gallery. Photos and artifacts from the expedition such as a gun, eating utensils, a stirrup, a canteen and stopper, and a knife. This exhibit also features information and artifacts about the expedition's geologist, Newton Winchell, including his journal from the expedition.
- Aviary Room: The aviary room is located off the Hardware Store in the Pioneer gallery. It contains just over 9 dozen stuffed birds and animals from the Black Hills area. These were collected by Henry Behren from 1888 to 1911 within 25 miles (40 km) of Rapid City.
- Flood exhibit: The Flood Exhibit is located at the end of the Pioneer Gallery, just past the storywalls. The flood of June 9, 1972 was a key event in the history of Rapid City and the Black Hills, as it destroyed a large part of Rapid City and either killed, injured, or left homeless thousands of Rapid City residents. Created as a memorial for this event, this exhibit contains maps, pictures, survivor testimonies, news articles, and information about recovery operations for the flood on a touch screen display. It also has a short film that loops regularly that visitors can watch.
- Black Hills Forests Then and Now: This exhibit is located at the end of the Pioneer gallery, right next to the flood exhibit. This exhibit covers the changes that have happened in the forests in the Black Hills over the past 11,000 years. It also talks about how we have used it as a natural resource during the past 500 years when humans occupied the area.
Activity tables[edit]
There are regular activity tables in every gallery that children and adults can enjoy. These have coloring pages, books, and activities relating to the gallery it is in.
Grounds and gardens[edit]
The museum is surrounded by several acres of western native gardens maintained by a variety volunteer gardeners from the area. The gardens are created with the intent to feature indigenous plant life from the local Black Hills area and other plants found natively in the Western Hemisphere. The large garden area is split up into several small gardens wrapping around the museum. Various gardens contain vegetables, flowers, and trees.
The Journey Museum holds several regularly scheduled events. Additionally, they also have many special events that they book through the year, like a sculpting class for children or a presentation on how to make gingerbread houses.[2]
As part of the mission, several education programs operate through the museum. Weekly educational programs include Toddler Tuesdays, Discovery Expedition, and Journey Into Space. The Journey Museum and Learning Center also offers customized learning experiences for school groups and tours. Educational outreach is also available with the museum's inflatable planetarium program.
Children's Learning Lab[edit]
Located in the Archaeology area of the museum, the Children's Learning Lab opened on July 1, 2008. It is a center for classes and various drop-by activities throughout the week. The drop-by activities available include books, puzzles, games, puppets, microscopes, and discovery boxes. Discovery boxes are small boxes with activities, information, and objects relating to a certain activity. You can check these boxes out and take them with you into the rest of the museum.
See also
External links[edit]
- Botanical gardens in South Dakota
- Buildings and structures in Rapid City, South Dakota
- Dinosaur museums in the United States
- Native American museums in South Dakota
- Natural history museums in South Dakota
- History museums in South Dakota
- Museums established in 1997
- Archaeological museums in South Dakota
- Museums in Pennington County, South Dakota
- Tourist attractions in Rapid City, South Dakota
- Black Hills
- 1997 establishments in South Dakota


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Last look: UW at Ohio State
Columbus, Ohio – A few thoughts after Wisconsin's 58-49 loss to No. 11 Ohio State Tuesday night:
During a lengthy interview session with reporters on Sunday, UW associate head coach Greg Gard talked about the up-and-down play of the Badgers' point guards this season.
Tuesday was another illustration.
Traevon Jackson was fearless and led UW in scoring with 12 points. He hit 5 of 9 field-goal attempts, including 2 of 5 three-pointers.
However, he had more turnovers (three) than assists (one). Through eight Big Ten games, Jackson has 13 assists and 17 turnovers.
Backup George Marshall had two assists and no turnovers in 16 minutes but struggled to defend Ohio State guard Aaron Craft (13 points, 5-of-11 shooting) and also struggled on offense.
Marshall entered the night shooting 43.8% from three-point range but missed all 4 three-point attempts and finished 1 of 6 overall. His lone basket came in the final minute of the first half on a goaltending call.
UW had no answer for Ohio State forward Deshaun Thomas.
The 6-7 junior missed his line three-point attempt but he hit tough jumpers and sliced through traffic whenever the Buckeyes needed a basket.
Thomas, the leading scorer in the Big Ten at 20.0 points per game, hit 10 of 17 field-goal attempts and 5 of 6 free throws and finished with 25 points. He added four assists and only one turnover in 40 minutes.
"That's easily the best player we've played," UW coach Bo Ryan said, "as far as how he can get his own shots. Thomas is good.
"We took away the threes but he was tough on the two-point jump shots and around the basket. He can attack. He is so strong."
Not only did Thomas get the better of Ryan Evans and Mike Bruesewitz, UW has no such player to give opponents fits in a similar manner.
Two key spurts turned a potential victory into defeat.
The first took place in the final 90 seconds of the first half, after Ben Brust found Jared Berggren for an uncontested dunk for a 24-17 lead with 1 minute 48 seconds left in the half.
Ohio State scored seven consecutive points, starting with three free throws by Thomas, who was fouled by Evans on a three-point attempt.
The second took place in the second half, after freshman Sam Dekker scored inside to give UW a 41-37 lead with 13:02 left.
Ohio State reeled off 15 consecutive points, including 10 by Thomas, to take a 52-41 lead with 6:32 left.
"There was a flurry there where they got four or five shots right at the bucket," Bruesewitz said. "We didn't take care of what we needed to take care of."
UW missed six consecutive shots and turned the ball over three times before Brust hit an open three-pointer with 5:48 left to cut the deficit to 52-44.
Such scoring droughts can be overcome at home against a team like Minnesota but not on the road, against the No. 11 team in the country.
Amazingly, UW still had two chances to get back into the game.
The deficit was 52-47 after Berggren buried a three-pointer with 4:26 left. However, after an Ohio State turnover, an errant pass by Jackson was stolen by Shannon Scott.
Scott drove in for the layup and was fouled by Jackson. The three-point play allowed the Buckeyes to push the lead to eight points.
Then after Jackson cut the deficit to 55-49 with a drive with 3:08 left, UW missed its final four shots and turned the ball over for the ninth time.
Last thought, which was covered heavily in our game story:
UW isn't going to beat anyone if it can't do business in the lane and doesn't attempt a single free throw.
"We got touches down low but didn't make them and didn't get to the free-throw line," Brust said. "The fact we got there is good but you've got to make something positive happen…
"But you've got to convert or get to the line or get something out of it."
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-2337?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] angela updated JCR-2337: ------------------------ Summary: TCK: NodeMixinUtil should exclude for mix:shareable (was: NodeMixinUtil should exclude for mix:shareable) > TCK: NodeMixinUtil should exclude for mix:shareable > --------------------------------------------------- > > Key: JCR-2337 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-2337 > Project: Jackrabbit Content Repository > Issue Type: Bug > Components: jackrabbit-jcr-tests, JCR 2.0, test > Reporter: angela > Fix For: 2.0.0 > > > The mixin test NodeRemoveMixinTest#testRemoveSuccessfully tries to remove a mixin: > what it does: retrieve an addable mixin (NodeTypeUtil#getAddableMixinName), adds it and tries to remove it later on. > the addable mixins are retrieve from the complete set of mixin, testing node.canAddMixin. > However: with jackrabbit-core "mix:shareable" can be added but not removed. > if the test by chance gets exactly that mixin the test fails with exception (there is an explicit check the core for exactly that case). > the tck should exclude that special case, shouldn't it? > ((michael found the issue)) -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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The higher than four unit of time Eur/Usd Chart (click to enlarge) shows the two Laguerre RSI indicators overlayed. The line is that the quicker setting Laguerre (quick lag) and therefore the blue line is that the slower setting (slow Lag) The Blue line on the chart is that the Laguerre filter line (lag filter) with a similar settings since the quick lag.
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Common: mounted minimum -0.05 mounted most one.05
Inputs : Gamma zero.85 (slow lag) zero.55 (quick lag) Count Bars: 9500
Colour : you'll be able to opt for your own colors
Levels: 0.85 0.45 0.15
Filter line setting Gamma zero.55
The lag filter line on the most chart makes a decent visual aid to enter a trade since it is straightforward to visualize once the bars open higher than or below the filter line. since the gamma setting on the lag filter line is that the same since the main quick lag indicator, the candles cross higher than or below the filter line at a similar time.
As we are able to see on the chart the golden-haired high lites represent the entries once the red quick lag crosses from zero higher than the zero.15 line and therefore the candles open higher than the lag filter line we have a tendency to enter long.
When the quick lag line (see golden-haired highlights/red vertical lines) crosses from the highest through the zero.85 line and therefore the candles cross below the lag filter line we have a tendency to get the signal to enter small.
Typically once there's a robust trend in either direction the lag lines can flatten at the highest or bottom indicating that the trend is in thoughtfulness.
When the slow lag blue indicator line crosses higher than zero.15 or below zero.85 it usually confirms the long run trend direction.
Caution: once the blue slow lag is heading long and therefore the red slow lag crosses small this can be most likely a pull back since the blue line usually signals the general trend. See chart gold high lites.
If we glance at the chart the (gold high lite) a candle crossed below the filter line and therefore the red slow lag crossed small below the zero.85 line signalling a potential small trade. The blue slow lag line but was still heading up toward the zero.85 and therefore the two lines crossed one another within the middle. As you'll be able to see the down go ne'er confirmed till slow lag had reached the highest.
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These two tiny words have dominated our national discourse regarding what is now the longest American war. With the advent of Osama Bin Laden's death, this should no longer be the case. When it comes to leaving Afghanistan, there should no longer be any questions except 'why not now'?
For the great majority of the nation, 'why' hasn't recently been an issue. Even before the death of Bin Laden, polls have been showing that majorities in America (Washington Post/ABC News poll – 2010), Canada (Global News poll – 2010), and the United Kingdom (ComRes poll – 2009) believe that their country should bring its troops home. Polls in three other countries with significant numbers of troops (Germany, Italy, and France) reflect even more strongly the opinion that it is time to bring the troops home. Strangely, and a bit shamefully for this Aussie citizen, that number is right at 50% in Australia (Essential Research poll – 2009). I suppose I could run down the other countries from GWB's Great Coalition (aka the International Security Assistance Force) but it's probably a moot point. Unless, of course, you are concerned with Estonia's 160 troop contribution.
Oh yeah, and what happened to the U.S. leave Afghanistan date of July 2011?
I won't take up your or my time trying to reword the already fine arguments put forth for a recall of American troops from Afghanistan. I will point you towards this petition organized by Rethink Afghanistan and the fine thoughts of a former Congress on Urban Ministry co-chair, longtime friend of SCUPE, and editor of Sojourners: Jim Wallis.


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I personally think they should stay NA, but I'll wait and see.
NA would be nice, but with all the emissions regulations and EPA stuff....F/I is the way to go until new technology comes out.
fucking hippies. they stink and ruin the fun for everyone.
As much as I love FI, I think they should stay NA on M models and do the FI thing on non M's.
ive always been a N/A guy myself...and always loved their M engines...i wish they stayed NA but there are so many benefits of F/I that i understand the move. but audi is gona be mainly F/I and so is Mercedes now..so if bmw stayed N/A it would be even more special..oh well
To be quite honest, I have no problem w/ BMW going F/I. I like the responsiveness of the N/A motors, but I wouldn't be opposed to buying a turbocharge/supercharged ///M car. I have never been disappointed by BMW, so the inclusion of F/I motors hasn't changed my love for the Bavarian automaker.
I think them going FI is a great idea!
FI is a good idea in my opinion. Normally FI motors are built a bit stronger to hold up to the high cylinder temps and have a lot of play when it comes to tuning. Just look at the 2jz, vg30dett, 4g63, rb26, all very good motors for getting high horsepower with bolt-ons and will still get decent milage when not under boost. Personally, I think if BMW took the N55 and made it stronger with a 8,000rpm high-flowing head (think s2000) and a newer technology twin-scroll turbo (such as Garrett's GTX line) it would be their best motor yet. It would breath well at all rpms because of Valvetronic, but especially where it matters most, high-rpm. High-end torque is what makes that 8,000rpm limit worth while, and a medium sized twin-scroll turbo would be responsive and LOVE that 8,000rpm, 3.0 liter airflow. Who gives a shit if the M1 isn't fully spooled at 1,200rpm? The only time you would use that at the track or drag-strip is never!
You don't need to do what you are saying as you will not end up with a super motor as you are thinking. Direct injection IMO would hold back the high revs as well as it not having the iron block. The N54 simply is what it is. The S54 will always be superior for power potential.
The next gen M3 will definitely have the aspects you are saying. The M1 can't, it will step on too many toes.
Just because something is an inline 6 and turbo does not make it a 2JZ nor should someone try to emulate it. It was a one of a kind motor at the right time. It gained its reputation in tuning circles.
You can build a strong aluminum block that supports high-revs, and LS7s on stock internals can take what, 7-10 psi with 93 octane? It is relatively high compression and has very thin cylinder walls. Not saying that is a bad combo, it will make tons of power, but you better have a really solid tune because I can tell you that block was not built to withstand any pre-detonation from FI. Anyways, we are comparing apples to oranges here. With a 7.0L vs 3.0L, the 3.0L should allow for a stronger block if it is anywhere near the physical dimensions of the 7.0L. Basically its just a matter of would you rather have a ton of displacement and barely multiply it or have less displacement and multiply it much farther. My decision that the I6 would be a good motor over another V8 is the fact that the I6 would not stress its internals as much in a high rev situation because of its inherent balance and the smaller piston size allows for a faster transition from off to on throttle. Of course the actual peak torque of the 3.0L I6 may come on a bit laggier because of it being turbocharged, but the actual response to throttle should be sharper than the 7.0L V8. I also prefer the sound of a high rev I6 or V12 over any V8, although flat-plane crank V8s do sound amazing, this is just opinion though and not important to the discussion. Also, I think the 2JZ is defiantly something that should be emulated, its strength, layout and ease of access to components are all things that made it such a great motor for tuners, and is why the VG30DETT is much lesser known even though it too can make 700+whp on stock internals and still be a reliable daily driver.
Due to its bore, but when sleeved, watch out. On stock internals it puts up decent numbers, but needs to be built to really strut, like most most motors.
It really depends on the cylinder spacing and BMW gives you very little space to make the I-6 compact.
I don't see what you are saying about the I6 having better throttle response boosted.
We won't see over engineered motors like the 2JZ again, at least I do not think so.
Exactly, the LS7 must be built, glad we are on the same page. As far as throttle response, If I free-rev my vg30dett it will accelerate to top rpm faster than my father's ls6 due to my 3.0L engine having less mass to accelerate and less friction because of its configuration.Then again my 300zx is mechanical throttle and his is electronic. This is just me being picky, but normally the smaller engine will respond more sharply to throttle changes (check out a newer EFI sport bike engine), but since the turbo lag is present you will have sharp response but have to wait for the rest of the torque to hit. With the big engine the throttle response will not be as sharp but obviously the full amount of torque will be available much sooner. To each their own, I prefer the turbo lag feeling, some prefer the instant torque (it is especially good for killing tires). I am hoping BMW will build an awesome, high-revving, over-engineered, easy to modify engine for the M1!
I'm not an M owner, but I'd like to see them build lighter cars - regardless of whether they are equipped with FI or NA motors. I understand that we are talking about an M3 and not a Lotus and there are luxury features we want built in that will add weight. But I'd rather see less/ same hp motor with a drastically lighter car, not more hp motor but drastically heavier car.
Makes me glad I pulled the trigger on my M this past summer. First and last of the NA V-8 M3 generation.:music-rockout:
Personally, I like the feel of the FI motor better than NA. Coming from a 2007 335i to my current 2008 M3 was a totally different experience. I do like the sound of the NA V8 better. I will be modding my 2011 E92 M3 due here in May, so maybe some tweaks will make the difference.
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Albert Biermann, head of development at M Division, said that the decision to replace the naturally aspirated engine with a turbo powerplant was influenced by BMW's aggressive plans to cut fuel consumption as part of the EfficientDynamics program.
"We've been forced to switch to an engine offering greater low-end torque than the naturally aspirated engine to ensure it can cope with the longer axle ratio," Biermann said. "It's the only real way we can balance achieving the environmental improvements we want while retaining similar levels of performance to today's car."


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The bed in our Hotel Schultz last night was very comfortable and we had a good sleep - no rowdies to interrupt my snoring LOL!! Another excellent European-type breakfast with an array of cheeses, meats, fresh fruit and of course fantastic breads and buns. A lot of hotels are now doing scrambled or boiled with bacon and/or sausage. Oh and did I mention the piped in music in lots ...
... we managed to find a comfortable downtown hotel (don't remember it). We stepped out for some food, I had goulash soup and MJ had flammenkucheen. We shared a nice big salad. Tomorrow when we can see what is what we will do some exploring and capture the sights. We will of course report on the old stomping grounds!!!!
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Prominent Republican and likely presidential contender Mitt Romney has more problems on his hands. There's lot of evidence out there that Romney held a lot of very moderate, even liberal, positions in his past -- and that body of evidence just got larger.
Talking Points Memo reveals that Romney donated a total of $1,500 to three Democrats in 1992 -- the same year Romney voted for Paul Tsongas in the Democratic primary.
Of particular concern for Romney is that one of the Democrats is a Mormon -- social conservatives are already concerned that Romney's allegiance to his faith might trump his allegiance to his party. At this point, Romney's "party" may be completely in doubt.
Jonathan SteinJan. 25, 2007 3:38 PM
Andrew Sullivan highlights an interesting interview with Ayad Allawi, Iraq's former Minister of Defense, in which Allawi makes it clear that the surge is more about applying pressure on Iran than about achieving "victory" in Iraq. Check it out.
Daniel SchulmanJan. 25, 2007 3:29 PM
By now there is a consensus, among lawmakers, military leaders, and the American public even among the very same hawks who were beating the drum for this war that Iraq is a horrible debacle. Of late, even our notoriously stubborn commander-in-chief has tempered his "mission accomplished" rhetoric, allowing, in a recent policy address, that the situation in Iraq is "unacceptable" and that "mistakes have been made."
Apparently Dick Cheney didn't get the memo. He is still telling that same old Iraq fairytale. "Bottom line is that we've had enormous successes and we will continue to have enormous successes," he told Wolf Blitzer in an interview aired by CNN yesterday. Of course, you'll remember that Cheney has been responsible for uttering, with his trademark grimace, the administration's more outlandish claims about Iraq. First, he told us days before invasion that he expected U.S. forces would be "greeted as liberators." Two years later, when it was evident that Iraq was descending into chaos, he suggested that the insurgency was "in the last throes." He insisted a month later that Iraq will be an "enormous success story." While it is the responsibility of our leaders to evoke confidence, the power of positive thinking only goes so far, and there is a point when optimism becomes lunacy. Cheney crossed that line long ago.
But if you were to ask Cheney why his statements about Iraq are so at odds with the bloody reality on the ground, he will tell you, as he has told many incredulous interviewers in the past, that the press is at fault for fostering the notion that Iraq is coming apart at the seams. In his view, we, in the media, have ignored the positives in Iraq the school openings, the elections, the deep gratitude of the Iraqi people only showing our readers and viewers the dark side of the conflict. "If the history books were written by people who are so eager to write off this effort or declare it a failure, including many of our friends in the media, the situation obviously would have been over a long time ago," he told Blitzer yesterday. Over the years, "blame the media" has been the oft-used mantra of the administration. But while most of the members of the president's inner-circle have largely dropped this claim (as it became increasingly absurd in the face of escalating violence in Iraq), Cheney has clung to this delusion.
Ignoring reality has long been the hallmark of an administration that believes it can manufacture its own. As a Bush aide once boasted to Ron Suskind: "We're an empire now, and when we act, we create our own reality. And while you're studying that reality judiciously, as you will we'll act again, creating other new realities, which you can study too, and that's how things will sort out. We're history's actors
and you, all of you, will be left to just study what we do."
This mentality, I'd argue, is what has kept the administration from revisiting its Iraq strategy for so long. In the interim, the administration and, to an extent the military as well, has simply tried to mask the truth instead of adapting to it.
How did this manifest in Iraq? At one point, with a propaganda campaign aimed both at Iraqi citizens and the American public. In one case, efforts were made to slant military press releases to play down, or altogether omit, the involvement of U.S. troops, making it appear that everything from civil works projects to heroic military victories were the product of Iraqi initiative. This couldn't have been further from the truth. Under heavy political pressure to better communicate successes in the war on terrorism, the military also began to blur the lines between public affairs and information warfare, co-mingling these disparate functions (one deals in truth, the other in "truth-based" messages or outright misinformation) in strategic communications, or stratcom, offices in Baghdad and Kabul. Then, of course, there was the Lincoln Group's half-baked (and military funded) effort to secret propaganda into fledgling Iraqi new outlets a campaign that backfired, in spectacular fashion, when it was exposed by the press. Of the military's information operations in Iraq, a senior military officer once told me, "Perhaps Iraq is a unique situation, but I think some of our IO efforts may have hurt our overall efforts at supporting an elected government and democratic, free institutions. Saddam fed the people propaganda for decades should we continue to feed them propaganda and expect them to support us and/or their elected officials?"
Just as propagandizing to the Iraqi people is no way of introducing them to the democratic process, continuing to shade the truth, as Cheney has done repeatedly in his public remarks, is no way for the administration to regain the credibility it's lost with the American people. The president, who for so long has mistaken denial for resolve, finally seems to get this. Not so Cheney.
While some might argue that Cheney is intentionally misleading the public, just as some believe administration officials purposely misstated the facts about Iraq to sell a pre-emptive war to the public, I think there's another, more realistic, possibility: That Cheney has misled himself. And that's just as dangerous.
Josh HarkinsonJan. 25, 2007 2:55 PM
I'm not really sure whether this is really cool or really, well, dirty. Police in Mobile, Alabama are pulling over suspected drug dealers in their pimped-out rides, and, if they find the trunks loaded with cocaine and C-notes and the like, they seize the drug money and use it to buy the car off the impoundment lot. Officers then take the slab to the hoodscraping tail, flashing rims, thumping Mike Jones, or whateveras if to say, "This is what happens when you cross the law, suckers!" Their current ride is a canary yellow 2006 Dodge Charger with a 5.7 liter 8-cylinder HEMI. The cops are known as the Ridin' Dirty team, a slangism popularized by the rapper Chamillionaire meaning driving with contraband. Here's the best quote from today's Moblie Press-Register story:
"We wanted to send a message that police have nice things, too," Battiste said, "Sometimes courtesy of the drug dealers."
Fair enough, I guess. But the money they seize is actually the property of taxpayers, so the question is really whether it's worth it to the public to be setting them up to be pimpin'.
Daniel SchulmanJan. 24, 2007 5:17 PM
One of the more entertaining revelations to come out in the Scooter Libby trial thus far, drawing a collective guffaw in the press gallery, arrived this afternoon in the testimony of Craig Schmall, Libby's one-time CIA briefer. According to Schmall, during a briefing on June 14, 2003 at Libby's home, the veep's chief of staff brought up a recent meeting he'd had with Tom Cruise and his then-squeeze Penelope Cruz. Schmall, stifling laughter, reported that "Tom Cruise was there to talk" with Libby "about how Germany treats scientologists." You can't make that stuff up.
Mother Jones Washington BureauJan. 24, 2007 3:50 PM
According to most environmentalists, President Bush's message on the environment was weak. While Bush addressed the issue of global warming, the message he gave most clearly to Americans was to stay the course and these pesky ecological issues will go away.
In a statement released yesterday, The Sierra Club said: "Despite the warning from the President's economic advisor that the State of the Union would 'knock your socks off in terms of our commitment to energy independence,' so far we have heard no new evidence that this administration understands what it will really take to break our oil addiction or curb global warming. In fact, the President's proposals are more likely to make the problems worse."
In his plan, President Bush touts ethanol as the major catalyst towards an emissions-reduction solution, but he doesn't mention its possible detrimental effects. The President doesn't see any issue with drilling in Alaska either. And he doesn't seem to be rushed in imposing any sort of harsh standards on the automotive industries. The official White House plan states that the reduction in gasoline will be helped along by an assumed increase of fuel standards for light trucks and passenger cars by a four per cent each year, starting in 2010. Sounds pretty wishy-washy.
This from the Sierra Club: "
[T]he President assumes that fuel economy will increase but fails to order an increase when a 40 mile per gallon standard is the single biggest step we could take to curb global warming and end oil dependence."
Yet, in reporting on the latest automotive models, some media outlets have chosen to call the 2010 fuel-efficiency standards "stringent."
Armed with this what-me-worry message, some Americans (as well as Canadians and Europeans) are just keeping on keeping on. This means driving hummers and other tank-like vehicles to invade the strip malls, taking private jets so to have a place to smoke at 30,000 feet, and buying instantly disposable goods to keep on top of fashion trends.
-- Caroline Dobuzinskis
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MSNBC is running (and rerunning and rerunning) a comment on the ticker on the bottom of its screen that says something to the effect of: the working class will be disappointed to learn that Nancy Pelosi's outfit cost more than an average American family's first home.
I'd like to see some proof of that. The comment is attributed to Andrew Noyes writing on Chris Matthew's group blog, Hardblogger. Yet, a search of all the posts on Hardblogger tonight turn up nothing.
Update: Just saw it again. It's probably run a dozen times by now. I'll keep searching. That's (1) a pretty ridiculous thing for MSNBC to be reporting over and over, and (2) badly in need of sourcing.
Mother JonesJan. 23, 2007 11:46 PM
Tucker blogs on Hardblogger:
Imagine that you're John McCain. You're running for president for the second time, and this time you're widely considered the frontrunner for the Republican nomination. Knowing that, you've got to expect that whomever is directing the television coverage of tonight's speech is going to point the camera your way. You're going to be on primetime TV, no doubt. With that in mind, you're going to want to stay awake. If you're McCain, who will be over 70 by 2008, you'll want to make doubly sure to demonstrate your alertness and vigor. You definitely won't want to slump in your seat, out cold, when Bush starts talking about Iraq. And yet that's exactly what McCain did tonight, napping on camera for ten agonizing seconds. Lack of self-control? An expression of contempt? Embarrassing in any case.
Mother JonesJan. 23, 2007 11:25 PM
Reports that Bush would moderate his policies to take into account the new Democratic majority in Congress turned out to be ill-founded. Stubborn as always, Bush stuck to his guns: Health insurance delivered through the private marketplace, with help for the poor in the form of tax deductions. More medical savings accounts. Tort reform to get rid of "junk lawsuits." In energy, talk about clean coal. Promises to reduce auto emissions but no standards.
What follows is a thumbnail of some of the reaction to Bush's speech along with lobby figures prepared by the Center for Responsive Politics.
• Health:
"A tax deduction for someone in the 15 percent tax bracket only provides $1,125 in tax relief," said Ron Pollack, executive director of Families USA. "This means that moderate-income people will still be left with a price tag of thousands of dollars for premiums, to say nothing of the significant additional costs for deductibles and co-payments. This will leave affordable health coverage out of reach for tens of millions of Americans."
"On the other hand," Pollack continued, "the proposal provides disproportionately higher tax benefits for people who need help the least. People in the highest tax brackets will receive tax breaks that are more than twice as high as the purported relief for moderate-income workers. Instead of this ill-advised proposal, the President should expand health coverage for the nine million children who are uninsured when Congress reauthorizes the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) later this year."
"The President's tax proposal is more about shifting responsibility, rather than sharing the responsibility of our health care system," says Andrew Stern, president of SEIU. "We should be making sure that everyone has good coverage, not punishing those who already do."
The lobbies and their donations:
• Pharmaceuticals/Health Products: $17,865,648, 68 percent to Republicans
• Health Professionals: $49,717,325, 63 percent to Republicans
• Accident and Health Insurance: $7,320,915, 68 percent to Republicans
• Oil:
Bush insists on drilling in the Alaska Wildlife Refuge, which is at best just a drop in the bucket for our energy supply. Our dependence on foreign oil continues. As Bush speaks, the Iraq government readies a new oil law that will place the once nationalized industry into the hands of the international oil companies.
Gas Guzzlers: The president talks about improved mileage rates, but won't change the law to require them. "The President assumes that fuel economy will increase but fails to order an increase when a 40 mile per gallon standard is the single biggest step we could take to curb global warming and end oil dependence," says Frances G. Beinecke, president of the Natural Defense Council. "We would be less dubious of the president's intentions if he had promised to raise the standards instead of assuming that they will rise four percent a year."
Ethanol: "A lot of it depends on the efficiency with which ethanol is produced," says Mike Casey, an environmental consultant who in the past worked for the Environmental Working Group. "It's better than imported oil, [but] it's not the long term. We can't base our entire energy policy on it. Here's what George Bush needs to do tonight: he needs to announce an aggressive initiative to move this country to the alternative sources of energy tomorrow based on technology available today."
Again, the lobbies and their donations:
• Oil & Gas: $17,576,986, 83 percent to Republicans
• Mining: $4,022,031, 83 percent to Republicans
• Electric Utilities: $14,970,532, 66 percent to Republicans
• Misc. Energy: $3,142,220, 76 percent to Republicans
• Environment: $889,748, 83 percent to Democrats
• The Budget:
Critics give Bush a plus for just mentioning bringing the budget deficit in line, but the president promises a balanced budget in 2012, but as Bob Greenstein of Center for Budget and Policy Priorities pointed out in a press call today, the real problem comes in the following decade. Another game of smoke and mirrors by the administration: the budget situation will actually get worse because Bush wants to make his tax cuts to the rich permanent. Bush says the tax cuts resulted in a robust economy, but Greenstein says the growth is unexceptional.
Again, the lobbies:
• Business Associations: $1,976,248, 84 percent to Republicans
• Labor: $62,599,397, 86 percent to Democrats
-- James Ridgeway
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"Faolin," I whispered as I entered my quarters.
The adorable shaggy-furred, excitable, over-affectionate wolf cub bounded up to me, his tail wagging as if he had consumed too many sweet foods.
"Ruf," he said, and I bent down to scratch him behind his ears. I wondered what Rielle would think if she knew I owned a puppy. I saw great inspiration in her eyes when she was out riding the Gryphons and guessed that she was an animal lover too, but I was too shy to reveal my secret to her, plus slightly worried by the intimacy she might make of any moments I spent with just her and my best friend.
I laid down some food of his before making myself a meal of a chicken sandwich in the small kitchen area.
Sitting down to eat, I thought about Rielle. Here, alone in my room, I could truly think about the things I pushed out of my mind when she was making me feel awkward. Her loveliness. Her cute smile. I was pretty sure that I didn't like her any more than a teacher should but if she'd been my friend rather than my pupil, if we had known each other for a little longer, I might have had a slight desire to begin a more intimate relationship with her. At the very least, I wouldn't feel uncomfortable with those actions of hers which could be interpreted as flirtatious.
The thing was... I was attached to her. Affectionate tutors were neither rare nor frowned upon, though I liked to be subtle just in case, and I felt that if something ever happened to Rielle, I'd be sad. As sad as if she were Faolin, a companion I'd grown to love strongly.
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Tarah name was top ranked at 956 position in American during year 1977 and most recently ranked at 1027 position in American during year 2012
Name Tarah has been Common throughout the last hundred plus years and ranked at 3973 position. 4633 numbers of people were named Tarah so far in last 100 years. (SSA)
The girl's name Tarah is a variant of Tara (Gaelic), and the meaning of Tarah is "elevated place" in Gaelic. This was the name of the sacred hill near Dublin where the Irish high kings resided. It was popularized as a given name by the novel 'Gone with the Wind' (1936) and the subsequent movie adaptation (1939), in which it is the name of the O'Hara plantation.
Tarah is also of Sanskrit origin and its meaning is "star."
In Hindu Mythology: Tara is the name of a Hindu astral goddess, the wife of Brhaspati. She was abducted by Soma, a god of the moon, leading to a great war that was only ended when Brahma intervened and released her.
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First you get a equation then you find the easiest equation then minus that then keep going until you get to the end of the problem.
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The Reason for Christmas (2 of 2) by Jerry Watts
This content is part of a series.The Reason for Christmas (2 of 2)
Series: The Wonder of Christmas
Jerry Watts
Luke 1:26-38
There was a day when we did things and believed things - just because we were told to. And why were we told and made to do certain things? Because they were considered 'right.' (Not right according to me, my parents, or friends, but were right according to this culture who, in large measure, took their cue of right and wrong from God's word.) Amazingly today, people have come to believe (have been led to believe) that they know more and better than the Bible. The outcome of this thinking is that the standards set forth in the Bible have, at the minimum, come under question or sadly have been tossed bus. Here's the reason for this: Everyone wants to know 'why.' That is the big question which, in many cases, have not been appropriately answered.
Admittedly, there are times when ''Just because I said so'' needs to suffice. (I know our students are going to have me for lunch when I say this), there are times when parents needs to be able to say, ''Because I said so'' and get an immediate response. Why? We can state a number of reasons (I.E. protection, safety, and even help to avoid disaster). For instance, a 4-yr old is running toward the road and a truck is coming. The parents say stop, the child has not been taught to respond and disaster occurs. It's not always about obedience, many times it is about respect. My High School science teacher tells us the story of being in a boat on the river fishing with his wife when the current ran them close to the bank and into some bushes. The motor needed attention so his wife reach up and grabbed some overhanging bushes. When Mr. Smith turned around he told his wife to 'freeze'. Thankfully, she did out of respect for him. On the bank, not very far from her hand hold, was a cotton mouth moccasin with tongue active and getting ready to strike.
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Zoo Amphitheatre
Oklahoma City, OK 73111
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They Tell Me Not To Spell Out "Sh*t"!
By Gary Corseri
How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?
(Image by BobMacInnes) Permission Details DMCA
They tell me not to spell out "sh*t"!
But, nothing else quite seems to f*t!
They claim some folks will look awry
If I insert the little "i".
But here's the thing I contemplate:
What difference to this warring State?
Should I insist on "i" or "I"?
Is it a case of do or die?
I happily forego the spite
That tells me I am always right!
(The "i" is like a winking child;