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From just a single kiss on my cheek scent a warm fuzzy feeling over my body. "I have a gift for you later" Damien whispered in my ear, his warm breath on my skin. I smiled thinking about Damien giving me a gift, and then it was ruined. My eyes blurred and I was no longer standing outside with Damien at my side.
Instead I was 'hovering' in the schools guessed room. I was able to move more freely then ever before, must be getting used to this I thought. There was a closed door a head of me, I went over to it hearing voices.
"You helped her, why Sebastian?" Lucas voice nearly shouted. "What you want out of it, I've told you to back off from her."
"Is this you specking or Corvina?" Sebastian asked.
"Sebastian sweetheart, I can speck for myself." Corvina voice was also behind the door. "I love playing with you two."
I gasped hearing the last part, Lucas and Sebastian observably didn't hear this. "You boy's look like you both need a drink." The door opened just a crack, and then with knowing really what I was doing I went and crouched by the door peering into the room. What I saw next would never leave my memory.
Corvina was lying on the bed wearing a red long dress, showing a lot of skin. Sebastian kissed her lips then his lips went down to her white neck, he opened his mouth and his teeth went into her neck. Lucas was kissing her arm, I could see his fangs creep out before he bit her wrist.
I couldn't believe what I was seeing; both of them were feeding of her at the same time. But something more seemed to be going on here...but what? Then as I looked closer at them feeding off her, I saw something. It was in her blood, slivery colour I could see it in he veins, they were drinking her blood and whatever the slivery thing was. Then she opened her eyes and winked straight at me.
When I opened my eyes again and I was outside next to Damien. I meet his gaze. "I need to see Lucas" I gasped Damien nodded in agreement. He still didn't know what made me attack him yet, in fact we hadn't spoken about it. I couldn't shake image out of my head, the fact that Sebastian was there too. Damien was specking to me, but I could only responded saying 'hmm' or 'yer'.
"Miss Crystal Storm Daggerson." I jumped hearing my full name shouted at me. I spurn round to the head master...well Midnight father Edward Crescent. "Here now Miss Daggerson." He snapped and walked off meaning for me to follow him.
"I think I should go and follow him and snap him into two." Damien voice hardened, his crystal blue eyes burning with hatred. This was the last thing I needed.
Midnight stirred on Damien back, I put my hand on his shoulder stopping him from going any further with his mad plans. "Look I know this isn't easy for you but, shut up and leave me."
I could see him trying to not ague, I locked eyes with him moving his body in front of me, reaching with my other hand a touching his face.
"Go and watch over Middy, she needs you more then me." Hurt flashed in his eyes then I went to kiss him, instead I playfully missed his lips and lent back running down the corridor.
"Close the door." He ordered when I only just stepped into his office. He went to sit in his not bothering to ask me if I wanted a chair.
"So what's this about?" I finally asked when he was flipping through some old book.
"Huh." He looked up then went back to his book. "How is she?"
I was taken back for a moment, then keeping my anger out of my voice which was very hard in replied. "She? You really didn't just use the word 'She' on your own daughter did you?" To my discussed he picked the book up in his hands, looking even intently at it.
"Slip of the tongue, Black blood, Opus! See what I mean." He chuckled now my anger was flared, pour fury burned around me. "Waiting here. She ok?"
Oooo that did it. I pretty much leapt over his desk snatching the book and throwing out the window-that was now broken. He shot up in his sit, stunned at what I did.
"What do you think you are doing?!" He shouted.
"Me? Take a look at yourself. How dare you say that...? 'She ok?' What do you think; she has just lost something so close to her. She loved him he was her everything. You don't know how much they have been through!" I shouted all of this, not caring if anyone heard us.
"It's the way it has to be, she has to be strong." He replied.
"How how I really don't know how you can say this. How do you think she is? You seen her at the funeral, did you pay any attention."
"Of course, but she got other things to worry about now-
"You're her FATHER for god sake! For what's its worth, I think you should take Midnight mother place. From what I've heard Elizabeth was both and mother and a father to Midnight." He flinched when I mentioned his wife name. "Is Midnight even a daughter to you? Or does she just come in handy, like when she older, given her powers?"
I walked over to the door. "Did you hear about your own father Crystal? Your human father?"
This stopped me in my tracks; I turned back round eyeing him carefully. "Why are you bring my family into this, it's you own you should be worried about?"
"O'you don't do you, well maybe then you will lecture me on 'good parenting'."
I wanted slap that smug smile, but I couldn't-physically at list. "Midnight has watched Mazany die twice, the one that she loved the moment she meet him."
"Midnight watched her mother get killed right before her very eyes when she was only 6 years old. Tell me where you? Me and Midnight have a few things in common; both of our mothers are dead." Then my voice turning deadly I added. "And our fathers never really wanted us. You see Elizabeth in Midnight, you hate it. Just like my father."
"Far as I'm concerned, she watched her father love dying in front of her all her life."
Then I left him standing there stunned, as I walked out of the office. I couldn't face anybody now; instead I walk around the school. Other students whispering when they saw me, Jason and his friends were stood together laughing over something that had happened in class.
I didn't know how I managed to get here; maybe I was just drawn to it now. I found myself in the rose garden. I picked one of the roses, bright pink it was. The smell was beautiful like nothing I ever smelt before and idea came to my head then looking at the roses.
"Hey Maz, I hope you don't this is too girly or anything." I said as I placed the yellow and orange roses by his head stone. "Tuff if it is though." I smiled to myself sitting down on the grass.
"I was thinking, I still owe you for helping with Corvina that time, whatever was in the purple bottle, you remember. You save me that day. I only wish I could of save you now."


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Ribs and beer. Both were pretty good. The service was ok and the general condition of the place was fine. The staff were friendly and helpful. The menu was sort of a TexMex and our party stuck to ribs, steaks and beer. We had no complaints.
Best part of this restaurant is the decor...after that it's downhill.
Ordered a pitcher of frozen margaritas. Tasted synthetic (powdered?) with very little alcohol. Then had the worst chimichanga with pork. Pork was sweet and and dough was more like like an Asian kind. It was dry and the only only redemning part was they had chulola hot sauce!
Went for a few drinks and dessert with family. Had great experience - family friendly place, large dessert selection (and menu in general). Nice atmosphere, suitable for couples, solo...just a great place to grab a good western meal.
Le menu est tout simplement enorme, avec un large choix, aussi bien western que chinese food.
Decoration is great, waiters helpful. Really nice to eat if you are a group of friends!
Come to have a try its really nice.
I went to the location in Kenting and thought the food was pretty good (although the hours are ridiculous...they closed at 8 or 9pm!)...Really good salads and meat dishes. Will def come back when craving western food!
It is not Texan, it is not Mexican, and some of its best dishes are Chinese (Kung Bao chicken is one of the best in town)but what it is is safe. It is a great place for a family, and has a fun atmosphere. My children love it and make us go when ever we can not think of a...
I have tried several Mexican restaurant in this country and none of them come close to satisfaction, with the exception of Smokey Joe's. I had a combination platter and burritos. The platter has a variety of delicious including quesadilla, fried chicken wings ... & etc ... very nice. Also, the burritos tastes very authentic. They also serve a variety of...
My boyfriend and I were just there as a "date night" during our holiday to KS. The menu is quite extensive (52 pages) so there are options for even the pickiest eaters! The service was excellent and the food was delicious. Between two of us we shared nachos, buffalo wings, and chicken fajitas. The fajitas for two people didn't come...
Mexican food is excellent, menu is very large, both Asian and Mexican meals, fairly priced great atmosphere...Service is great and the hours of operation are good as well. Where most places open at 6:00pm Smokey Joes is open early for those who want to eat earlier rather than later...Go visit!!!
I have been twice in Smokey Joe's with my family (wife and 2 small kids) and friends.
Both times we had an excellent time! The food is good (with nice South American options), and also the service and the atmosphere (looks like a Mexican place).
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Posted by Canstar Blue November 24th 2010
You are viewing the archived 2010 ratings for digital compact cameras.
* Overall satisfaction is an individual rating and not a combined total of all ratings. Brands with equal overall satisfaction ratings are listed in alphabetical order.
It's a double take for compact camera users
To help those of you who prefer more of a 'point and shoot' photography experience, we have now added ratings for compact cameras to the DSLR ratings we released earlier this month.
While the winners of our categories are usually very obvious, we could not split Canon and Panasonic when it came to overall satisfaction. With results too close to call, Canon and Panasonic share the five star award for Most Satisfied Customers – Digital Compact Cameras.
Across the board, respondents are pretty happy with their compact cameras, with all brands surveyed receiving at least a 3 star (or 6 out of 10) rating in every criteria.
Functionality and Design have recorded the lowest ratings, with respondents reporting problems with battery life, screen size, and complicated menus, with many complaining that the controls are not intuitive, making the experience not very user friendly (some people also mentioned small buttons and large fingers being a problem). Many people don't seem to use the full functionality of the camera, either because they don't want it, or don't know how to use it. Respondents also mentioned that they were not happy about having to buy special accessories for certain brands of camera (including battery packs and memory cards) that would not work across different brands.
Panasonic and Canon also scored highly in other criteria, tying again for first place in Image Quality.
Panasonic have come out slightly ahead of Canon in Functionality and Design. Both, however, have been beaten by Fujifilm and Kodak when it comes to satisfaction with price, with these two brands having the most satisfied customers in this area.
Baby Boomers are the most satisfied with their compact cameras, much more so than either Generation X or Y. Those respondents from the Northern Territory, Tasmania and the Australian Capital Territory are the most satisfied Overall and with Functionality, while South Australians are most happy with the Price and Design of their cameras. Queenslanders are most satisfied with Image Quality while men are more satisfied in every criteria than women.
Canstar Blue commissions Colmar Brunton to survey 2,500 Australian consumers across a range of categories every few months to measure and track customer satisfaction. The outcomes reported are the results that come from buyers of compact cameras within the survey group. To qualify, the compact camera has to have been bought within the last two years.
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Canon and Panasonic tied for the 5 star award, followed by Fujifilm, Sony, Kodak, and Olympus on 4 stars, and Samsung on 3 stars.
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Fujifilm and Kodak both have the most satisfied customers in this area, followed by Samsung, Canon and Panasonic on 4 stars and Olympus, and Sony on 3 stars.
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Panasonic and Canon again tied for first place, followed by Fujifilm, Sony, Kodak, Olympus on 4 stars and Samsung on 3 stars.
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Panasonic came out ahead in this criteria, scoring 5 stars. Canon, Fujifilm and Sony received 4 stars, while Kodak, Olympus and Samsung received 3 stars.
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Government has stopped a cargo ship carrying crude feedstock from offloading at the discharging bay in Dar Es- Salaam because the consignment is contaminated.
The Ministry of Energy says the crude feedstock has high levels of organic Chlorides similar to the cargo that was received in June this year.
Energy Permanent Secretary Emelda Chola says her officers were able to promptly detect the contamination and stopped the cargo ship from offloading and discharging.
Brigadier General Chola has since urged fuel users and the public at large not to panic because government has put in place measures to ensure no contaminated feed stock is received in the country.
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Robert D. Jones signs with Brighton Publishing LLC for "Winchester: One of One Thousand," the saga of a very special 1873 Winchester rifle and the men who owned it
A construction worker unearths a skeleton underneath a giant boulder. Nearly destroyed, the only real clue it yields is a rifle, still intact, clutched in the desiccated bones of its hand.
The rifle is a Winchester Repeating Arms 1873, one of just one thousand specially made which sold for more than five-times the cost of an average Winchester rifle. And from the New York shop, this particular rifle begins its amazing journey across America; first in the hands of a Belgian immigrant just hours in the New World.
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Lumen was stumped.
He had been hunched over the grey tablet for hours now, staring at the ancient rune sitting squarely on his desk. He couldn't concentrate on deciphering the runes. He was distracted. His thoughts kept wandering back to the events that unfolded that afternoon.
He was in class, teaching, Teni had come to get him, Professor Elenveil had revealed a new undertaking, he had asked Lumen and several others to help - he accepted - and then the next part was confusing.
Castien had offered to show him where he had discovered the rare stone, what Lumen had identified as a Nephilim Rune. Everyone knew the Nephilim were one of the four ancient races that use to rule Earth before the Divine War eons ago. It was also common knowledge that the modern species of Angels where direct descendents from the Nephilim.
Their civilization had roamed the skies, built cities on and up in the clouds, and had the power to raise entire islands out of the oceans. Why had Castien found it in a dark, damp and murky cave?
He couldn't complain: It was probably the best and last preserved Nephilim Rune on Earth. He was grateful Castien would let him have it. But he was puzzled none the less.
Finally, he concluded he wasn't getting anywhere simply staring at it while he was deep in thought. The crack of lightning had told him it was time to call in for the night. But just as he was gathering his notes, and just as the storm was beginning to brew outside, there was a knock at the door.
All the students are in bed...could it be a messenger?
Lumen slowly crept towards the door. He could hear the loud puttering of rain on the windows. A roar of thunder cried out into the stormy night skies.
He opened the door.
"Who's there?" Lumen boomed, trying to sound intimidating.
He looked down to see a small, shivering girl, no older then 17. Her damp hair was dripping, and she was clutching a small suitcase in both her hands.
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We read with interest a recent article in CHEST (July 2002)1–
reporting that life could be prolonged for a year or more by providing continuous noninvasive ventilatory support (NIV) for many patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). It is clear that for NIV to be successful in the long term, airway secretion management must be addressed. In particular, patients too weak to cough out secretions can require and obtain assistance, and thereby avoid the need for tracheotomy. What is surprising is how rarely this point is appreciated in the medical literature. We would like to point out just two examples of this. The Cedarbaum score is an internationally accepted instrument that estimates the functional limitations of patients with ALS.2–
However, this functional rating scale did not consider lung hypoventilation until recently and it now mentions only the use of nasal bilevel positive pressure.3
This is clearly grossly inadequate for long-term success in using noninvasive alternatives to tracheostomy, the success of which can depend on the daytime use of mouthpiece ventilation or the intermittent abdominal pressure ventilator driven by portable volume-cycled ventilators.1,4–
This classification also completely ignores the patient's ability to cough, perhaps the most important measure of the success of using NIV. We propose adding a new item, that of staging the cough to the Cedarbaum index (Table 1
), and are currently studying the relevance of this. Secondly, the British Thoracic Society (BTS)5
has published guidelines for using NIV in managing acute respiratory failure. The BTS has proposed an "audit record" to monitor physiologic and clinical parameters during use of NIV; however, we found that while the audit record noted "excessive secretions" as a reason for the failure of NIV, there was no mention of methods directed to expulsing the secretions. We consider noninvasive airway secretion management as important as noninvasively maintaining alveolar ventilation.1
Failing to maintain clear airways results in increased airway resistance to NIV, patient fatigue, and worsening of the arterial-alveolar oxygen gradient, and can precipitate respiratory failure. We agree with Dr. Bach that the most important cause of failure of NIV for patients with neuromuscular disease is failure to properly assist patients in expulsing airway secretions, and not in failure of the NIV methods themselves. Factors such as secretion quantity, consistency, the extent of any glottic or expiratory muscle impairment, or fixed airway obstruction need to be taken into account. Thus, while the audit record of the BTS guidelines5
might be valid for patients with COPD, it is inappropriate when considering NIV failure for patients with neuromuscular weakness.
With mechanical-assist device (Cough-Assist; J. H. Emerson; Cambridge, MA).
The letter by Servera and colleagues concerning the inappropriateness of "lumping" patients with neuromuscular weakness in with lung disease patients when assessing success or failure of noninvasive mechanical ventilation (NIV) is absolutely correct. The problem is that cough should be objectively rather than subjectively assessed, and Serveras' "cough capacity staging" will not do this. It is important to understand that patients with neuromuscular weakness have some combination of weakness of inspiratory, expiratory, and bulbar musculature. Inspiratory and expiratory dysfunction, no matter how severe, can be entirely compensated by using noninvasive inspiratory1–
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muscle aids, essentially NIV and mechanically assisted coughing (Cough-Assist; J. H. Emerson; Cambridge, MA); however, when bulbar dysfunction is so severe that continuous aspiration of airway secretions results in persistent oxyhemoglobin desaturation, patients need tracheostomy tubes to survive. Bulbar dysfunction is best assessed by measuring the maximum insufflation capacity/vital capacity difference3–
and by measuring assisted cough peak flows (CPFs) via peak flow meters.4
We have found that once assisted CPFs decrease to <300 L/min, that failure to train and equip patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy in mechanically assisted coughing will usually result in hospitalization for acute respiratory failure within a year.4
Further, patients with completely intact bulbar musculature, such as patients with traumatic tetraplegic, can have assisted CPFs exceed 500 L/m and will not require mechanically assisted coughing despite having little or no vital capacity or autonomous ability to breathe without continuous use of NIV. Thus, objective assessment of CPF is probably the most important parameter in monitoring patients with neuromuscular weakness.
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The Shooting Straight Program (SSP) is a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization that sponsors the MLK Hoopfest Showcase each January.
Our primary mission for this event is to provide educational scholarships to deserving high school seniors in the Washington, DC area in addition to providing once-in-a-lifetime athletic experiences for the participating student-athletes, coaches, and fans.
SSP's initiative is to sponsor and promote a top flight national high school boys and girls basketball event whose primary mission is to empower children in under served communities by providing them the tools to obtain financial skills, life skills, and academic lessons that enhance their educational, health and social needs and improves their opportunity for personal success.
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The 2014 MLK Hoopfest Showcase will be celebrating it's 3rd year in the Washington, DC Area and bringing in 26+ teams to participate over Martin Luther King Jr. Weekend. Come see some of the Top High School teams and Players compete over the 3 days in 13 Games! Twenty-four (24) of the nation's top dunkers and long range shooters come together in the Nations Capital to compete in the Men & Women 3-Point Shooting Championship and Slam Dunk Competition. Every year, the nation's top players put on a fan-friendly event showcasing their skill and athleticism; the MLK Hoopfest Showcase Skills Challenge.


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ARTSPLASH: multimedia arts festival runs through October 12 in the galleries and stages of RAA in Fort Tilden. Free admission. Gallery hours: Sat. 12-4 p.m., Sun. 1-4 p.m. and by appointment. DZIECI THEATRE GROUP presents MAKBET: hour-long chamber version of Shakespeare's classic, Macbeth, using haunting European folk songs and chants. Saturday, September 20, 8 p.m. on sTudio 7 stage, RoCA @ Fort Tilden. Suggested donation of $10 is appreciated.Sat., September 27, 12-4 p.m., sTudio 6: Gallery Sitter's Event: The Sticker Dude and his band. FREE: SUMMER MOONS: Scheduled bands every Thursday under the stars on MoonStage & sTudio 7, RoCA, Fort Tilden. 9/25, 8:00 p.m.-12 a.m.: Mambo Mantis jazz band; open mic. PAINTING CLASSES FOR ADULTS: Tuesday nights, 7-9 p.m.; Thursday mornings, 10 a.m. - 12 noon. sTudio 7, RoCA @ Fort Tilden. $15 per class, supplies included. Instructor: Geoff Rawling. ROCKAWAY THEATRE COMPANY: "Rockaway Cafe," a salute to the music of Paul Simon. Sept. 19, 20, 26, 27, Oct. 3,4 @ 8 p.m.; Sept 2, 5 @ 2 p.m. Post Theater, Fort Tilden. 718-850-2450


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There are 1535811 comments on the Hampton Roads Daily Press story from Nov 5, 2008, titled Barack Obama, our next President. In it, Hampton Roads Daily Press reports that:"The road ahead will be long. Our climb will be steep," Obama cautioned. Young and charismatic but with little experience on the national level, Obama smashed through racial barriers and easily defeated ...
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#955287 Jul 28, 2013
OK leftist phags, its time for the morning edition of "learnin ta spell wit jeantel".
The word for this morning is "COATROOM".
Now lets have lil rachel use it in a sentence:
"judge say, "one mo outbursts like that an you be thrown outs the coatroom"..........
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#955288 Jul 28, 2013
DOJ stats CLEARLY state negroes commit violent crime at a rate SEVEN TIMES HIGHER PER CAPITA than the next highest ethnicity (anglos and hispanics combined).
That's all there is too it, cupcake. Nice try though.....:-)
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#955289 Jul 28, 2013
Kill yourself, chimpout sow....
"Come Home America!"
Since: Nov 11
Claymont, Delaware 19809
#955291 Jul 28, 2013
Make reasonable cuts to Defense spending that the Pentagon does not want and doesn't need like reducing nuclear weapon arsenals to 700 or less missiles(more than enough to obliterate everyone on the planet) and there will be plenty money for making social security, medicare ,and medicaid solvent for years and even expand those programs. Do it for the sake of improving Americans quality of life at home which is the real goal of government.
Since: Jul 08
We will not go gentle
#955292 Jul 28, 2013
Did you know that at one time one out of five people in prison was a Vietnam veteran. Imagine what all those longest war in history/most frequent deployment Iraqi and Afghanistan vets will push the stats up to when they come home to Grumpy Old Pricks denying them the benefits they were promised. Also, "too it, cupcake"??? God, don't tell me you've had your hand up Fartoo's sock puppet all along. I just threw up a little into my mouth.
#955293 Jul 28, 2013
New word - "dictate" now lets see Leo use it in a sentence , massa obama your dictate good.
#955294 Jul 28, 2013
A New Defense of Voting Rights
On Thursday, Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. took an important step toward repairing the damage from last months Supreme Court ruling striking down a central element of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. He is right to adopt an aggressive approach to defending the most fundamental right in our democracy.
In a federal lawsuit first brought by black and Hispanic voters against Texas over its redistricting maps, the Justice Department relied on a rarely used provision of the act, Section 3, to ask a federal court to require Texas to get permission before making any voting changes in the state.
Until last month, Texas already had to get such permission under the acts preclearance process. This process had long been the most effective means of preventing racial bias in voting laws in states with histories of discrimination. It required state and local governments that wanted to change the laws to first show there would be no discriminatory effect. In Shelby County v. Holder, the Supreme Court struck down Section 4 of the act as unconstitutional; that provision laid out the formula that determined which jurisdictions had to get permission.
In theory, the courts ruling allows Congress to update the list of nine states and parts of six others identified by Section 4. But given the dysfunction of Congress, that will not happen anytime soon.
This is why Mr. Holders decision to rely on Section 3 in the Texas case is so significant. Section 3 also known as the bail-in provision may be the most promising tool we have to protect voting rights after Shelby. It allows courts to identify jurisdictions that are passing intentionally discriminatory voting laws and then bail them in as needed that is, require them to get permission before establishing new voting rules.
This is functionally similar to the system the court struck down last month, but Section 3 has several distinguishing features. It does not contain a preset list of jurisdictions, and it is forward-looking: instead of relying primarily on historical evidence of discrimination, it allows individual voters or the government to ask courts to zero in on any jurisdiction, like Texas, that continues to try to impose racially discriminatory voting laws.
Section 3 is also flexible. The period of coverage for preclearance under Section 3 is determined by court order, and may last for only as long as a federal judge deems it necessary to overcome voting discrimination in that jurisdiction.
These features make Section 3 a useful provision, but it has its weaknesses. The preclearance may be imposed only if a federal judge determines that the jurisdictions laws are intentionally discriminatory. When the Voting Rights Act was passed, such laws were much easier to identify. But lawmakers have since discovered countless ways to discriminate on the basis of race without saying so explicitly, and will continue to do so.
seems simple enough; don't act like a racist and you're good.
but we all know that's a pipe dream. so it's no wonder the right wing media are having a fit.
#955295 Jul 28, 2013
Texas Republicans get it wrong on Holder and the Voting Rights Act
If you believe a handful of Texas Republicans, Attorney General Eric Holders new effort to enforce the Voting Rights Act in their state and elsewhere brazenly defies the Supreme Court, which struck down part of the law in June.This end run around the Supreme Court undermines the will of the people of Texas, Gov. Rick Perry said.
The Supreme Court message to the Justice Department was clear dont mess with Texas, Rep. Lamar Smith insisted.But Eric Holder and the Justice Department arent listening.
It would be amazing if thats actually what Chief Justice John Roberts and the court majority said. But, in reality, the attorney generals move to use the Voting Rights Act provisions the Supreme Court left in place is perfectly consonant with the ruling, and not just in a technical sense. It also comports with the courts logic. Anyone who says otherwise didnt read it, didnt understand it, or didnt let that stop him. Lamar Smith apparently confused the 24-page decision with an asinine bumper sticker.
The Voting Rights Act has a lot of parts to it. The Supreme Court only picked away at one. It did not say that the Justice Department or others, for that matter could no longer file suits to challenge discriminatory election laws. So Holder is promising to do that, starting with a case in Texas. Nor did the justices say that the policy of forcing some states, counties, towns or other jurisdictions to undergo special scrutiny before enacting new voting rules known as pre-clearance is unconstitutional. So the attorney general is pledging he will ask a federal court to require that of Texas, which perpetually disregards the Voting Rights Acts restrictions.
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#955296 Jul 28, 2013
Sure wasn't phony when he said this:
"I have now had the opportunity to review the Treasury Department watchdogs report on its investigation of IRS personnel who improperly targeted conservative groups applying for tax-exempt status. And the reports findings are intolerable and inexcusable. The federal government must conduct itself in a way thats worthy of the publics trust, and thats especially true for the IRS. The IRS must apply the law in a fair and impartial way, and its employees must act with utmost integrity. This report shows that some of its employees failed that test.
Ive directed Treasury Secretary Jack Lew to hold those responsible for these failures accountable, and to make sure that each of the Inspector Generals recommendations are implemented quickly, so that such conduct never happens again. But regardless of how this conduct was allowed to take place, the bottom line is, it was wrong. Public service is a solemn privilege. I expect everyone who serves in the federal government to hold themselves to the highest ethical and moral standards. So do the American people. And as President, I intend to make sure our public servants live up to those standards every day."
...How dare anyone think his strong words of condemnation wouldn't make this go away and all would be well in paradise - especially since no one was held accountable and some rewarded instead.
Did you happen to see Piers Morgan interviewing Jay Carney defending Obama concerning his handling of the IRS? He tried to convince the easily convinced Obama didn't become involved initially because presidents don't get involved with investigations underway by the Justice Department. Even though the DOJ was busy breaking other laws to investigate anything and Obama admitted he first heard about it on the news.
Good morning.
Since: Jun 13
#955297 Jul 28, 2013
There were far too many to list. Look on any medial terminology website.
I must have typed "pseudo" as a prefix hundreds and hundreds of times in my 14 years as a transcriptionist.
Just because you don't know the term doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
#955298 Jul 28, 2013
Those homophobic women need to grow up and share their potty.
Since: Jul 08
We will not go gentle
#955299 Jul 28, 2013
How about azzhole, Troll? Rush10me thinks he presents his sock azzhole man, but he doesn't know the difference between compounds and adjectivals.
Since: Jun 13
#955300 Jul 28, 2013
Technically, there's no hyphen following the prefix. Just FYI.
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#955301 Jul 28, 2013
Don't fret, we have a lot of time to listen to your problems.
#955302 Jul 28, 2013
Chris Hayes is a sweet girl, but unaware of reality. Chris is just waiting for the black man of her dreams to come along.
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#955303 Jul 28, 2013
Far out man. Have another toke. Very wierd.
Since: Dec 12
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#955304 Jul 28, 2013
Yes I did, thanks.
Since: Jun 13
#955305 Jul 28, 2013
President Obama's reaction to the IRS in May:
"I have now had the opportunity to review the Treasury Department watchdogs report on its investigation of IRS personnel who improperly targeted conservative groups applying for tax-exempt status. And the reports findings are INTOLERABLE and INEXCUSABLE. The federal government must conduct itself in a way thats worthy of the publics trust, and thats especially true for the IRS. The IRS must apply the law in a fair and impartial way, and its employees must act with utmost integrity. This report shows that some of its employees failed that test.
"Ive directed Treasury Secretary Jack Lew to HOLD THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR THESE FAILURES ACCOUNTABLE, and to make sure that each of the Inspector Generals recommendations are implemented quickly, so that such conduct never happens again. But regardless of how this conduct was allowed to take place, the bottom line is, IT WAS WRONG. Public service is a solemn privilege. I expect everyone who serves in the federal government to hold themselves to the highest ethical and moral standards. So do the American people. And as President, I intend to make sure our public servants live up to those standards every day."
...Two months later it's a distraction and a phony.
Can someone please explain this discrepancy? Leosnana? Lily? Sonic? Anyone?
And can someone please name those who were held accountable?
Thanks so much.
Since: Dec 08
Gauley Bridge WV
#955306 Jul 28, 2013
No it's not BOB! But nice try!
"Peace on Earth"
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#955307 Jul 28, 2013
J'aime votre philosophie de la vie et vos tentatives pour nous faire voir que nous nous trompons.
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We are using exchange 2007 and an Asterisk PBX VOIP system. Asterisk emails the voicemail attachments to our help desk email which are not creating tickets. I have tried re-forwarding the voicemail attachments back to that box in hopes of creating a ticket with no success. Any ideas?
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IT Journey, LLC is an IT service provider.
When Asterisk forwards the voicemail, is the body and subject of the message blank? If yes, that might be your problem. I think the subject and body are required fields to submit a ticket.
Oct 5, 2009 at 10:45 UTC
The messages do have a subject and a body, which perplexes me more. Below is what is sent...
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Sent: Monday, October 05, 2009 9:31 AM
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Subject: [PBX]: New message 1 in mailbox 4242
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I was adding descriptions to the n section of the library just now and
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and said urajiro and urajiro hachijo should be added to the longipes
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Bill's rule which makes sense to me or are they using species names for
some other reason.
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Logan Walker, David "Hesh" Walker, Riley and Team Two scout near the Liberty Wall for any sign of Federation activity after they had overrun Dallas last night. Once they regrouped with the allied reconnaissance team, they encountered another Federation recon team who executed a group of civilians. Following this, they helped US forces to defend the Wall. After the area is cleared, the Walker brothers, Riley and a soldier traveled in an MATV to the base, where they meet up with their dad Elias T. Walker, who debriefs and give them of their next mission.
After the Walker brothers secured an enemy helicopter and took off from Firebase Charlie in San Diego, their father called them to return to Fort Santa Monica quickly because the Federation launched an amphibious assault on the base with a large force of landing units. They helped the allied forces there to launch an counterattack on the Federation forces. Logan uses a mounted machine gun to stop the invaders on the beach until the building was destroyed by an Mi-24 Hind. Logan uses A-10 Thunderbolt II drones to provide close air support until the drones and their control tower are destroyed. Following this, allied forces are falling back from the beach. The Walker brothers headed to the damaged forward command center to find their dad but a Federation soldier ambushes and stabs Logan. He is saved by David, who helps treat his wounds. Then, part of the roof breaks and two men, hanging from a helicopter above, grab Logan and David (and somehow, Riley as well). Aboard the helicopter is Merrick and Keegan, the two Ghosts from No Man's Land. Another Ghost, who hasn't been seen before, takes off his mask and is revealed to be Elias to David and Logan's most likely surprise.
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Perhaps it was because David Cameron felt he was not making much of an impression at the G20 summit in Mexico that he could not resist jumping on a passing domestic bandwagon.
Whatever the reason, the home audience was treated to the spectacle of their Prime Minister, at a gathering of world leaders, discussing the personal finances of a stand-up comedian. Jimmy Carr's tax-avoidance arrangements were, he said, "quite frankly, morally wrong".
But for the sake of one good headline, Mr Cameron has created a problem that will see out his Conservative leadership. After all, Mr Carr is by no means the only high earner whose tax arrangements could arguably be called "morally wrong". Most of the very wealthy do all they can to avoid tax legally – including a number of well-known Tory donors. One good example is Lord Ashcroft. The Tory peer, who has given the party £6m and was Mr Cameron's deputy chairman for five years, spent a decade refusing to talk about his tax arrangements before admitting that he was a non-dom. Notably, Mr Cameron's response was that "Lord Ashcroft's tax status is a matter between him and the Inland Revenue".
It seems the Prime Minister was soon aware of his blunder this week. Asked, on his return from Mexico, about Take That star Gary Barlow's alleged tax avoidance, Mr Cameron's previous volubility disappeared. It would not be "right", he said, to "give a running commentary on different people's tax affairs".
What a mess. And it is one entirely of Mr Cameron's own making. Most worrying of all is that this latest debacle is just one of a series of unforced errors which, taken together, only add substance to concerns about the Prime Minister's judgement.
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The researchers, led by a team from the University of Michigan Cardiovascular Center, found a significant difference between the treatment women received before and after the effort, and that received by men. The increased use of proven medications, for example, was much more pronounced in men.
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So far, so socially responsible. But beneath Kings Place, 150 strides from Eurostar St Pancras, rumbles a cultural revolution. Peter Millican, the outoftown developer who bought the land in 1999, has created an office block that will also present classical music concerts and art exhibitions, free of public subsidy.
Yes, you read that right. In a week when the Southbank is rumoured to be trying to wheedle an extra £19 million from the Arts Council to cover its shortfalls, here is an arts centre that works without public subvention.
This is the plan. Half of Kings Place is let to The Guardian newspaper, the rest to Network Rail and other tenants who pay a commercial rent. Restaurants, bars and other amenities will be open to the public from breakfast to midnight, just like any other gherkin on the map.
The difference, however, hits the eye as you enter the lobby. On the right of security is an open sculpture gallery with a fully-curated programme and a working artist, Abigail Fallis, in residence. Down one escalator flight is a visual arts gallery.
Another flight down are the concert halls - one space with 420 seats, the other with 220. They are testing the acoustics as I walk around. The sounddecay time in the larger space is a little on the dry side - 1.6 sec, below the optimum 1.8 to 2.2 sec - but in a setting as intimate as this, the gap is musically negligible.
Any instrument or small ensemble ought to sound perfect in a slightly offsquare box that has been made from a single Black Forest oak, felled at the august age of 500 years on the full moon before Christmas 2005 (there's an awful lot of New Age twaddle involved in building modern concert halls).
Best of all, the hall is a box built within a box, shielding the music from ambient noise. Nothing short of a full-blown tsunami on the Regents Canal should disturb the Schubert Arpeggione Sonata.
Along with the art galleries, the music programme is filling up with famous acts. The opening festival in October will present 100 musical events in five days, featuring Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, Master of the Queen's Musick; the Brodsky, Duke and Chilingarian quartets; the Classical Opera Company and the pianist Jean-Bernard Pommier.
Two groups, the London Sinfonietta and the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, are moving onto the site. Both are officially resident at the subsidised Southbank but it's the private developer of Kings Place who is giving them waterside offices at a peppercorn rent, as well as a free hand with programming content.
Without looking much like a Thatcherite firebrand in a collarless shirt and cord jacket, Peter Millican is threatening to blow up the consensus that has governed British arts since the end of the war.
A shy Northumbrian, so reticent that he almost leaps into the canal at the flash of a digital camera, Millican and his company Parabola Land built Central Square in Newcastle with a modest component of workplace art.
For his next venture, he went looking to build commercial offices close to an international hub. "From the beginning," he explains, "I decided it should also be a performing space because there isn't such a thing in this country - work and arts together. There are concert halls in Japan that are part of a corporate office block. We went to look at them."
A concert hall, he reckoned, can double in daytime as a profitable conference centre, especially when it's a hop and a skip away for business people getting off the red-eye Eurostar from Paris and Brussels. Conference revenue - "which will be significant," says Millican - will feed the Kings Place Music Foundation which, in turn, will fund the artistic programme. Simple, really.
"We were only going to build one concert hall," says Millican, "but the musicians told us they wanted rehearsal space so we built a second." Unlike the Barbican and Southbank, Kings Place has no artistic director or planning bureaucracy.
"What I've done is to ask people I respect to curate individual weeks," says Millican. "When you float this idea to high-calibre musicians, many of them get very excited."
That's not surprising. Artists often complain to me of being shoe-horned into artificial series at arts centres that make no sense except in terms of their competitive edge over other arts centres. At Kings Place, artists can play what they please.
The centre also fills London's crying need for a receiving house that can present successful acts from around the country and across the Channel.
A musical exchange has already been set up with the Louvre and there are partnerships in place with universities in Newcastle and Northumbria. Small beer so far, but watch this space.
Millican looks alarmed when I warn that he's about to change London's arts ecology. "I didn't set out to prove anyone wrong," he protests. But the old model of the state-funded arts centre is under threat, and not just from Kings Place.
Cadogan Hall, in Sloane Square, is run without subsidy, as is St John's, Smith Square, within earshot of Parliament. More and more small theatres flourish in London without state funding.
The litmus test is quality. Cadogan Hall cannot match the Royal Festival Hall in range and adventure and St John's puts on slim pickings. Kings Place, full of good intentions, has no blazing stars in its opening line-up.
If it is to challenge the Wigmore and Queen Elizabeth halls as a chamber music mecca, it will need to up the ante and attract a different audience.
That's not as daunting as it sounds. Over the coming decade, some 30,000 office workers will be moving into the former street-walker district behind the railway terminal, and the arrival of Central St Martin's college in 2011 will give the area a student buzz.
Islington is five bus stops to the north. "It's an experiment," says Peter Millican. "If it doesn't work, we'll have to amend the plan."
Whether it works at first, Kings Place represents a credible alternative to the state-funded arts elephant and its discredited zoo-keeper, the Arts Council. It marks the start of a cultural, economic revolution. There is no turning back.
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"But Kate..."
"I said no Jem."
"Kate," Her face was stony and I saw the tension in her jaw as she fought to keep calm, "I hate him almost as much as you, but we need help and we need it now. We can't let the past, however horrible it is, get in the way of the safety of those we've vowed to protect."
"I can't stand there and talk calmly about a treaty with him Jem. I'll kill him."
"I'll speak to him. You don't even have to be there. But I need to know if you support the idea. Odds are you'll have to talk to him at some point."
"Oh I'll talk to him alright." I fingered the hilt of my knife.
"Kate..." Jem warned me. "Not until we've succeeded. Then we'll return to normal."
"Normal?" I scowled, then looked at the family who were keeping me before gesturing to Jem that we should walk. I gave the family a nod of gratitude and closed the door behind me. "Jem, we'll never be normal again. I still can't walk properly, Griever..." I saw the pain in her face and changed tact, "We're different now. There's more hurt. And although Griever owes his injuries to the fae, mine were all at the hands of a man. And I fully intend to sink my knife as far in to his chest as it will go."
"He did stop-"
"He knew it would draw him in to the fight. Make no mistake Jem, I will no longer play with this man. The next time we face each other in battle I will kill him. But..." I took a deep breath, "for the sake of our people I agree. Try to make a treaty. If he agrees then we fight the fae. But I will not talk to him, I will not stand near him. I want nothing to do with him. If he so much as looks at me funny I'll gut him, you understand Jem?"
She nodded.
"I'll send a messenger."
"Are you sure you want to be there?"
"Want and will be are two different things. I'll be there, but only because I have your back."
"Thank you Kate." She smiled a rare smile. "I think I shall go and check on Griever."
"Alright. I'm going to patrol."
"Be safe. Take someone with you."
I nodded and waved her away before setting off around the village. I took no one with me; I was not going near the forest, I just needed to be alone with my thoughts. I had no idea how I'd react if I saw him again. It was too painful to comprehend. It would either be me sticking a knife in to him, which I preferred, or I felt like I would break down, cry, become weak. He was the only person who had ever managed to hurt me...
I whipped round, dagger at the ready. Norida stood in front of me.
"What is it?"
"Jem just asked me to go to the castle with a message. I thought I should ask you, if you knew..."
"I know."
She stared at me.
"Are you-"
"-It's for the good of the villagers. And for all of you."
"We all want to kill him for what he did..."
"I know. But he's mine. I will deal with him once this is over. Go, take the message."
She nodded and left me to my thoughts.
"Kate, are you sure...?"
"Jem if you ask me one more time I swear-"
"-Ok ok. He'll be here shortly."
"I have to get my bandages changed again, but I'll be right there. Don't let anyone kill him. That's my job."
"I know. Nice kitty." I purred and was rewarded by a light laugh. It was a miracle if any of us laughed after everything we'd been through in the last few weeks. I hadn't laughed since before - Pain shot through my feet like a knife and I winced from the memory of the hot poker clapping down on my skin.
"Are you-"
"I'm fine." I brushed it off. "Go. I'll be there soon."
I turned and marched as well as I could towards the infirmary. My feet had been under constant care since we had returned and the rawness had finally gone. I was left with oozing burns across my feet; I had been told they would scar. As the fae got closer and closer and larger in number, I willed my feet to mend. Against my natural instinct I had been resting them, not even walking, to get them to heal as fast as possible. I wanted to be able to fight. But now I could stand on them, and although I could not run yet, I was making steady progress. Occasionally the pain would flare and cause me to fall in to a limp, but I had it under control most of the time. A little bit of pain goes a long way...
"How are you?" I asked Griever.
"Bored." He replied, looking up from the sword he was cleaning. "But happy to see your pretty face Kate."
"Disappointed I'm not Jem?"
Griever raised an eyebrow and grinned.
"I hear she's very busy today. I'm not surprised you're not there."
"I will be. I just came to get my feet done."
"Ah yes, the spa treatment."
I rolled my eyes at him and slipped my boots painfully from my feet. I had not been allowed to wear anything on my feet while I had been resting them, but now I could walk they were bandaged every day and I put soft boots on. They cushioned the blow of the ground with every step I took.
Kiara came over with a bucket of warm water to bathe my feet. She had taken charge of the infirmary with the medics of the village, and they all looked to her for direction now. She was thriving.
"They're looking better Kate." She muttered, inspecting my feet as she removed the bandages. "How do they feel?"
"Like someone slapped a hot poker on them." I replied dryly. Griever chuckled. Despite the loss of his sword, he had managed to retain some of his previous humour.
"Maybe you'll return the favour one day." He pointed out.
"Only too happy to." I muttered and flinched.
"Sorry." Kiara said, but it hadn't been the water that had just hit my feet that had caused me to shy away. It had been the harshness in my own voice. That I would consider inflicting that pain on any living creature, even him... I hadn't changed that much. I would not stomach it. I would kill him outright. A blade, an arrow, but not a poker. No torture for the man who might help us in our hour of need.
Kiara cleaned and bandaged my feet and then helped me put my feet back in to my boots.
"Knock him dead for me." Griever winked.
"I will."
Throwing open the flap of the tent I emerged in to the dreary rain filled air. I strode across the ground towards the big tent we had erected for the meeting and saw that guards already waited outside, on horseback. He must be inside. I checked my belt for my knife and squared my shoulders. No crying. Go for complete ignorance of his existence. Right.
I headed for the front and ignoring the guards, threw open the tent flap and marched inside. The light hit the group, Hawks with stony faces, villagers cautiously watching, guards standing uneasily in their armour. Jem was sat in a chair at the opposite end from me, fingers steepled in front of her lips thoughtfully. She glanced at me and then at the figure that stood before her, who had turned around sharply as I entered. And now I saw him.
He was not much changed, although the moment of shock that registered on his face distorted his usual emotionlessness features in to something more innocent. It was entirely truthful, and I saw his eyes flick to my feet before they returned to my face and locked on to my eyes. I held his gaze for a moment and then looked away as though he were mere dirt on the ground, and went to my place at Jem's side. She looked as though she wanted to congratulate me, but instead she turned back to him without a word. I stared ahead, ignoring his existence, coolly indifferent to his presence.
"As I was saying Marshall Twynam, although there has been unrest between us, we are ready to put forward a temporary treaty in light of the problem growing in our woods."
"Are you indeed?" He replied. "And what problem might there be in our woods?"
"An army is growing amongst the trees. An army of creatures which we cannot hope to defeat with out small numbers."
"The rabbits are revolting?" He chuckled and I gritted my teeth. He was goading, more than likely trying to get me to look at him so he could gloat at how much pain I was in...
"Not rabbits, Marshall."
"Deer them?" I could hear the guards chuckling and gripped my knife. I felt Jem shift beside me as a warning.
"Fae Marshall Twynam. The creatures we face are fae."
There was a pause before laughter roared through the tent from the guards. I could not tell whether Twynam himself was laughing. He waited until the laughter had died before speaking.
"Fae? Surely someone has told you that those bedtime tales were merely to make you behave young hawk. The fae do not exist."
"You have seen a girl change to a cat with your own eyes."
"A human with powers of witchcraft is not proof that a myth is real." I twisted my hand around the knife and felt Jem lay a warning hand upon mine. "This trickery will not work on me. Fight your imaginations on your own. And I'd be careful what you eat in the forest. Apparently the mushrooms are going to your heads."
That did it. I hissed and drew my knife, and with that everyone with a weapon had drawn theirs too. I finally looked him in the eye once more and glared. He looked back, triumphant in his success at reaching me.
"Jem, I told you we didn't need his help. Let him go back to his Sheriff and his whores. We do not need to sully ourselves with the likes of him."
"My dear little hawk..."
"Do not," I hissed, taking a step closer to him, "call me that."
"Would you prefer Kate?" He asked. I had to fight not to lunge at him. Jem was suddenly gripping my arm.
"Kate. Kate, go. I will handle him. Go, before you do something you regret."
I almost threw her off; this was my chance to kill him... but I knew too much was at stake. Gritting my teeth I jerked away and marched out of the back of the tent without looking back. As soon as I was outside I threw my knife so hard in to the wooden hut nearest it took me a good few minutes to pull it out. Then I went to sit watch at the village/forest boundary on my own to cool down.
The trees rustled with the promise of hidden creatures and I sat on a log, twisting my knife in the gathering dusk, as villagers began to light the fires that surrounded the village protectively at night. They avoided me and the black cloud that hung around me, and so I was alone in the gathering dark, with a fire and my knife for company.


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