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Rah Digga Speaks on Female Emcees, Lauryn Hill Collabo
With the recent deficit of women in hip-hop who can rock the mic right, there couldn't be a better time for Rah Digga to stage a comeback with her highly anticipated sophomore album, 'Classic,' her first studio album in over a decade. But in heading back to the booth, Digga isn't the only emcee representing for the ladies in 2010. In fact, female rappers have begun building momentum this year. The most recent milestone came with Nicki Minaj charting at No. 1 on the Billboard Rap Songs list in June with her single 'Your Love,' making her the first female solo artist to hold the coveted position since Missy Elliott's 'Work It' topped the charts in 2002.
Like so many other female emcees, Digga's radio silence wasn't intended. But according to the rapper, now is as good a time as ever to pick the mic back up. "For a minute, we were almost becoming extinct," she tells The BoomBox of the lack of estrogen in hip-hop. "As far as the other females, I think it's just the year. I think it has everything to do with the energy and everybody just tired of everybody saying 'Where did all the females go?'"
For Digga, her ability to come back a decade later with a sophomore album, speaks to her rhyme-ripping abilities as well as the demand for better emcees, regardless of gender. While 'Classic,' slated for release in mid-September, sees her rapping over beats from producer Nottz for 10 tracks of bristling boom bap heat, Digga can always bank on the fact that she appeals to the real hip-hop heads, a factor that's played to her benefit and distinguished her from more superficial emcees since she came into the game in the '90s.
"I think a lot of female artists are just – I hate to say it – real image-driven," she explains. "It's not even so much the artist themselves. I think a lot of times, they just have people and elements around them that don't really push them in the direction to focus on making unprecedented music. It's always about a look and then the talent can always come along after the fact. The ghostwriters can get hired. To me, that seems to be the least worry where a lot of female artists are concerned and everything is more image-driven first."
Digga's focus on her craft is evident on 'Classic,' putting her back into the game when it needs her most. But she isn't alone. Her return to the spotlight coincides with the recent resurgence of other top female emcees including Lil' Kim and Lauryn Hill, with whom Digga collaborated back when they were just getting their start in the music industry. And while she's currently focusing on promoting 'Classic,' she wouldn't rule out linking back up with L. Boogie for old time's sake.
"Nothing's impossible," she says of her old friend. "[Lauryn]'s just really getting her feet wet again. I hope this is a sign of more to come, but I would definitely [collaborate]. If there's anybody in the world I would want to work with, definitely Lauryn. Before record deals, before fame and all of that, she was the girl who lived around the corner from me, rocking the mic."
But as far as collaborations go, Digga is keeping them to a minimum with her new music, holding it down without a single guest appearance on 'Classic.' Fans can look out for an upcoming full-length collaboration with an unnamed female emcee, something that Digga claims purists will love. Before 'Classic' drops, listeners can also feed their hard drives with a free mixtape from 2DopeBoyz.com, which will serve as a taste of what to expect on her long-awaited sophomore joint. "Everybody I've played it for, before I leave their presence, it gets repeated about three, four times," she says. "Because it goes so fast. You've just got to hear it again. I guarantee it's not like any other album you're going to hear at all this year."


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Her hair had been parted in the center and twined in adorable curls about the young head.
That laurel-garland which they laid Upon his bier was twined for both of us!
She twined her arms round his neck and pressed her moist, burning-hot lips to his mouth.
They were the younger sisters of the corn; they grew with the corn and twined about it.
Eagerly I seized and twined one arm firmly round it, and thus partially secure, hallooed with renewed power for assistance.
As Eric struggled with the sleeves of his coat, she twined her arms round his neck.
As he hugged her to his bosom the little one twined her arms about his neck and said: 'Papa, please come home with us.
To tear out the weeds you would rend also the roots they twined among.
The nervous white hands held the little bag lightly, and twined it and sewed it deftly, for Clare was clever with her fingers.
She unclasped her hands, moved them slightly, and twined her fingers as before.
Old English twin "double thread," from Proto-Germanic *twizna- (cf. Dutch twijn, Low German twern, German zwirn "twine, thread"), from the same root as twin (q.v.). The verb meaning "to twist strands together to form twine" is recorded from late 13c.; sense of "to twist around something" (as twine does) is recorded from c.1300. Related: Twined; twining.


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Atlanta, Columbus, Nashville and Detroit crowd shots
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Thanks Richard for the Atlanta pic, great show, there I am with my daughter, she's still talking about that night!
There I am in the back holing up the Strangland book in the Columbus shot! Thanks so much for an amazing show. I have been wanting to see you guys live for years!
Dear Blue hoodie your answer is to go and see Keane again they are worth it. I had my face obsecured by a much larger and taller fan placed right in front of me a last min becos they were deaf, curses to the sec guard who should have looked around before doing that! But found my pic at larger venue in London that KEane played at later on this year. Love the fact that they take pictures like that it is great!
Hi Richard! I am pleased to see that this beautiful U.S. tour ends with the same happiness she started experiencing a very Strangeland ** grans success and I am delighted! After a well deserve rest I hope to see you in Europe I know you ''ll be the 15 June Netherland our friends (I'll do my best to be with you)) I'd love to see you at home in France ***** * THANK you again for sharing your RICHARD want to travel with us, and all these beautiful photos that you gave us (I greatly appreciated all those pretty snowy landscapes waiting to get onto a scene **** I'm doing very BIG Kisses FRANCE
Me disculpo, me he equivocado. Keane no viene a Barcelona en marzo. Me parece que ya nos lo veré más. Me hubiera encantado ver a Tim Rice en Razzmatazz para que me firmara un libro de partituras de principiante.
Have a nice rest beloved boys and team! Please take care and come back to our happiness!
Ciao Rich, grazie per queste nuove foto dal palcoscenico!!! La mia preferita è quella del teatro di Atlanta, mi piace perchè ha un'architettura ricca e colorata, è molto originale!!! Un abbraccio da Sabrina from Catania, Sicily!!!
When you were go to Barcelona, please play: Hopes and Fears+Perfect Symmetry+Night Train+Strangeland+Allemande. Traer todos los instrumentos que podáis. Y Tom también que toque el piano. Tim, déjate la barba de uno ó dos días que estás que te sales. Marisa. Bcn.
Keane viene otra vez a Barcelona. El 20 de marzo en el Sant Jordi Club. Gracias por visitarnos de nuevo. Barcelona es una ciudad que recibe muy bien a la gente i abierta al mundo. Os esperamos para escuchar vuestra musica atemporal. Pseudònimo. V.Morrison. Tim Rice, my favourite piannist. Una aprendiz de piano.
Detroit, Columbus, Atlanta, Nashville. All The around the world. Keane es música atemporal. La cantaremos siempre. "Silenced by the night"; "Sovereign light cafe"; "Sea Fog"; "Neon River" preciosa canción. Un petó desde Barcelona. Pseudónimo. V.Morrison "Someone like you" ( Tim Rice).
[Atlanta/Bright blue hoodie] Great shot! I can't believe my face got covered up by the girl who tried to snatch Richard's drum stick away from me! Come back soon so I can make sure my face is seen!
I love seeing these picture (even if I look so stupid in them). So many memories :)
Rich, watching your shots, I could feel many good vibes from the crowd. Beijos, Regina.
Amazing! I absolutely love this idea---and I love seeing myself in Detroit!!
Thank you thank you thank you Richard!!! I was waiting this picture!!!! Atlantaaa You rock guys!!!! :)))) I'm so happy!!! I saw myself! Jaja Atlantaaaa
Thx Rich for the pics!!! I hope to see you guys again here in Brazil!!! Love...


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Team Bad Luck Scooby
I wouldn't take my truck in any kind of offroad situation. I've used it on a few mild dirt roads that lead to hiking trailheads. My 87 4Runner was much more durable. That thing was indestructible.
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2002 Subaru WRX Sedan -- SOLD
2006 Honda S2000. It was lightly modded with intake, exhaust, coilovers, and a tune. Was a great source of fun, but not a 4 season car.
Loved that car, but love my WRX more.
I've got more space, it's faster, and I've no urge to mod anything on the car. Might go with a Cobb AP and tune, just because I've seen firsthand what a good tuner can do for a car. Other than that, the WRX does everything I need/want it to.
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Yeah....I am wondering that myself. Been there and done that with the Honda though. I think I would like to get a good tune on it, but then you have to flash back to stock whenever it goes in for service. I'll probably just wait until the warrenty is up on it and then go that route.
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Traded this in on my WRX. 08 SI. Very fun car to drive. It even had some advantages over my WRX. Interior material and finish was better as was the consistent 30+ MPG. Never had a single issue with it over 70,000 miles. Car still had the original tires and brakes on it when I traded it.
Original tires at 70K? You must not have had TOO much fun driving it.
Geez, I'm ready for new tires before 30K goes by in the wagon.
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I'm typically made fun of on other forums for just that reason..LOL
I'm envious...though I'm starting to think that my particular Falken choice is why I eat up my tires. (More smiles than miles)
Yeah, and the way I take roundabouts and the S-curve near work probably has something to do with it, as well.
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Awesome, I'll totally send you a link once my new festive item has finished processing, retweeted!
Cheers and congrats!!!
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Wow I did not see that…
I'm not trying to encourage people to change their avatars early, just I'd like this to be a place where we can all see them
So Bedros has made a brilliant start, I'll follow once I'm done with my Christmas avatar variant!
Just want to bring the community together in Christmas spirit!
It's about posting all our Christmas Envato Avatars to share in one place as people increasingly decorate their profiles leading through December!
Basically just post your avatar if you've given it a Christmas makeover, before and after shots would be cool
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ICMART 2009 Congress in Medical Acupuncture
Here is attached the preliminary program of ICMART 2009 Congress in Medical Acupuncture. We believe the topics (lectures and workshops) will cover all scientific challenges of our times and will meet the participants expectations.
Important dates:
Congress dates: May 29th - 31st, 2009
Abstract Submission deadline: March 30th, 2009
Early registration fee by: March 30th, 2009
SUBMIT your abstract (oral presentations or posters) till March 30th, 2009. 3B Acupuncture Awards will be donated for the best free oral and poster presentations.
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Please forward this message to your member. Feel free to contact me personally or the congress Secretariat for more info.
Visit the official congress site at http://www.icmart2009.org/ and register online.
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ICMART XIII World Congress 2008
October 10-12, 2008
Hilton Budapest, Hungary
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Spring Symposium of MAOT (Society of Hungarian Acupuncture Physicians)
April 21-22 2007, Kaposvár
The executive board of MAOT invites everyone since the program will include 3 interesting workshops (Allergy pathographs, Yamamoto new theoretical and practical workshop, practical introduction of Chinese massage and kinesiotherapy), with time for talks and bathing.
More information available on the website of MAOT.
First Chinese-Hungarian physicians' conference
October 18-20 2006, Tangshan
In the frames of Hungarian-Chinese Scientific and Technological Cooperation the first Chinese-Hungarian Physicians' Conference took place in China, in the University of the city of Tangshan (16 million inhabitants), on October 18-20 2006, with main issues of stroke and diabetes. The Hungarian delegation took part on the event with 28 people who visited several lectures on these issues.
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my recent post about a sub panel in attached garage was answered and i am wiring as instructed but dont understand the concept of why i need a seperate ground and neutral wires and ground and neutral bars in the sub if they are both wired to the same ground bar in main panel. help me understand this. thanks
The neutral is a current carrying conductor. Tie it to the ground at both ends and the ground also becomes current carrying... not a good (or safe) thing.
1) The neutral carries current back to the transformer so the neutral in your sub panel is connected to the neutral in the main panel.
2) The ground is not supposed to have current flowing in it except in a fault condition.
If the ground wire and the neutral wire were connected in the sub panel as they are in the main panel then the neutral and ground would each be carrying a portion of the return neutral current. There is a lot more theory to it but in a nut shell this is the reason.
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Great adaptations : China's creative clusters and the new social contract
Keane, Michael A. (2009) Great adaptations : China's creative clusters and the new social contract. Continuum, 23(2), 221 -230.
The transformation of China's urban landscape has witnessed a boom in cultural adaptation, namely the adaptation of a Western idea, the creative cluster. This chapter examines the formatting of hundreds of creative clusters-art centres, animation bases, cultural zones, and incubators. The cluster has important implications for how we understand China going forward into the second decade of the 21st century. The cluster phenomenon has resulted in to a substantive remaking of the social contract, between officials, entrepreneurs, local residents, academics-and most significantly cultural producers. However, these processes of adaption are mostly driven by real estate developers working in partnership with local government officials. Cut and paste design is the fast road to completion. In this sense, the description 'creative' may well be redundant.
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AG Custom Gun Leather
AG Custom Gun Leather
Great guys, great belts.
Just got a belt from Bullhide Belts - don't like it, plan on sending it back - the leather is cracked on the back.
This is a discussion on need CC belt for dress and docker-type pants within the Defensive Carry Holsters & Carry Options forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Not sure what size you wear, but I have a 36" Aker I have outgrown. It'll fit a 32-33" waist size perfectly. I am now ...
Not sure what size you wear, but I have a 36" Aker I have outgrown. It'll fit a 32-33" waist size perfectly. I am now a 34. It's a 1.25" reinforced dress/gun belt. Black. I wear A suit or dress pants every day and it fits every pair of suit pants I own.
AG Custom Gun Leather
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Great guys, great belts.
Just got a belt from Bullhide Belts - don't like it, plan on sending it back - the leather is cracked on the back.
"If you make something idiot proof, someone will make a better idiot."
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I have this Black Bullhide Dress Belts in 1.25 inch. Good belt and Eric Moore really stands behind his product. Good Folks.
The goal of modern propaganda is no longer to transform opinion but to arouse an active and mythical belief- Jacques Ellul
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I got 2 belts from Jerry at jbgunbelts.com. They look good, I'll post a review and some pics after a couple of weeks.
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One died for your soul, the other for your freedom!
I have a Galco dress belt and it's great if you need the super stiff reinforced style of that belt. I liked it because it will be durable however I get tired of threading a stiff belt with minimum flexibility into my pants. I have recently (4 months ago) purchased a leather belt from Filson. It's a black 1-1/2" model that they make out of bridle leather (whatever that is?) and it has held up great so far. Now I normally pocket carry, so I'm actually looking for some dress slacks or khakis that have reinforced pockets for pocket carry (LCP) but I think this belt would hold up to small to medium size guns carried IWB or OWB too. One thing I've noticed is that I tend to wear my belt rather snug, so on cheaper belts the holes tend to open up a little and the ones on this belt have not opened up AT ALL. Good luck.
I'll second the Blackhawk belt, a lot of people cringe at the mention of Blackhawk but I have one and it has served me well for almost a year of 5 day a week wear. I work in a corporate environment so I have to wear nice clothes usually and although I don't carry in the office usually, I still wear my CCW belt in case I decide to put my weapon on.
You may wish to consider this....I was told it was not a good gun belt but after going and looking for myself and trying it on with cc weapon in owb leather holster I can tell you it is a good gun belt. stiff but not inflexible and will fit fine for the trousers you are wearing...I have tons of Dockers and dress slacks and this belt is perfect. No slag or slack. Well made.
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+1 on AG custom Gun Leather. I buy the 1 1/4" belts and they are absolutely superb. Double layered, firm but not so firm that they are inflexible. The best belts I have purchased in 30+ years of concealed carry.
In future, of course, as you swap out the old and purchase new, replacement, clothing, do so with an eye to allowing for effective concealment.
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I have several of his belts and have used them for years.
His Black 1.25' belt with dress wool slacks using a Milt Sparks Summer Special II with bobtailed 1911.
A&G light brown 1.25' belt with dress khakis using Summer Special II with a G19.
Let Not My Last Thought Be, If Only I Had My Gun.
I use a dress gun belt from The Beltman for everything from business attire to casual wear, to even duty use. Does it all.
The number of people killed because they didn't have "enough gun" is dwarfed by those who had none at all.
Nice I have a friend who is a local cobbler & makes some nice Bridle leather belts for apx $20.00 Bucks. I bought a few from him over the years for my CC holsters. and for the $$$$$$$ they wear like Iron & come with a nice Buckle also in the 1 1/2" thick size.


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San Francisco, CA (rushPRnews) 07/16/13 — by RushPRNews editorial team
There is a misconception that public relations and social media marketing are two entirely different things, with PR being comprised of activities like attending events, conducting briefings with the media, and writing and distributing press releases, while social media marketing makes use of the different social networking sites for reaching out to all the target customers and clients. However, considering the present state of the digital world which revolves around building bridges and smart tech, PR and social sharing are not entirely north and south poles apart. These two disciplines are actually underpinning each other, similar with how social and SEO or PR and SEO are combos that should never be separated.
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Lurleen Lumpkin returns and stays with The Simpsons (despite that Marge really hates her from the events that happened in "Colonel Homer") so she can revive her dead career and search for her long-lost father.
!! Tropes:
* PlagiarismInFiction: Royce Lumpkin stole his own daughter's new song.
* ShoutOut: Lisa's line in "Daddy's Back" was "Keep it down, I'm reading ''HarryPotter''." Also, when receiving a FullNameThreat, Royce Lumpkin was called "Royce ''[[Series/TheDukesOfHazzard Boss Hogg]]'' Lumpkin". Lurleen once starred a clip with [[Franchise/TheMuppets Kermit and Miss Piggy]].


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Dear Carolyn • My husband has been friends since college with a woman who ended up marrying one of his fraternity brothers. Her husband is an alcoholic who will not go for help, even though all of his friends have urged him to. Since her husband is emotionally and physically absent from their marriage, she calls on my husband for companionship and advice. The last time they stayed with us on a vacation, she and my husband went on long walks talking about lots of things, including her marital problems. The dysfunctional couple will be staying with us again soon. If the unhappy wife initiates more talk-therapy sessions with my husband, what can he, or we, say to her without making her feel like her old friends are withdrawing support?
Anxious Wife
Dear Anxious Wife • It's he, not we, and he needs to keep it simple. "I appreciate that you want help, and I want to be helpful. But I can't be your therapist. It's not fair to my wife, because this is my vacation time with her, too, and it's not fair to you and (Husband), because I'm not qualified to give you the help you both need." And then you and he back it up.
Dear Carolyn • A friend of mine, "Sara," has many great qualities, but one thing is starting to make this friendship wear thin. We both have 8-year-old boys, and Sara seems to think her son can do no wrong. When I pick my son up from playing at her house, Sara will always have some tiny infraction to report that my son did "wrong." How can I salvage the friendship, but put a stop to this judging?
Dear Miffed • She sounds lovely. Certainly skip the play dates if your son isn't comfortable there. If he is, then, next time she presents you with a tiny-infraction report, say something to her along the lines of, "Right, I've been meaning to ask ... ," then, this: "When your son does stuff like this at my house, I let it slide, because I don't see it as important enough to report to you unless someone gets hurt. Would you rather know about things like thank-yous and feet on a chair, though? Or are you OK with our having different approaches?"
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Good deal, congrats on doing things right. I paid off for you.
I made about 20 traffic stops tonight, and ran into 3 permits holders. I got to say that the permit holders were all much more in tune with what needed to be done and why I was doing what I was doing. That just makes my job a lot easier, and I'll typically respond positively to that, but not simply the fact you have a permit.


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The Buddha of Brewer Street (Thomas Goodfellowe) (edition 2002)
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It is a long time since I have just read a series by an author but there is something about this series I like. It is an easy read. The hero wants to do the right thing even in the difficult world of politics. It discusses political corruption but allows for not everyone to be involved. It is funny in places.
I was very disappointed by this second volume in the chronicles of Thomas Goodfellowe MP. Its predecessor, simply called 'Goodfellowe MP' was very entertaining and offered a salacious insight into the life of a former minister, now consigned to the back benches and struggling to adjust to his reduced status.
This volume was far less assured and revolved around a rather poorly framed, and basically distasteful, plot involving the death of the Dalai Lama. There were some enjoyable scenes in and around the Westminster village, but it was difficult to avoid the feeling that Michael Dobbs had rushed this out at great speed in between writing proper books.
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So yeah i started a new adventure and this is what happend
Bashed his goddamn head in !
EDIT: Lmao didnt see there was a lasher coming to me ( you can see him coming towards me in the screenshot ^)
My first attack did this.
So yeah i started a new adventure and this is what happend
Bashed his goddamn head in !
EDIT: Lmao didnt see there was a lasher coming to me ( you can see him coming towards me in the screenshot ^)
My first attack did this.
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Cool OnRPG is renewing =D
Why would you remove all of our hard work and grand memories?
So i learned somthing new..
Never sleep in the woods..
Good thing the older one wasn't removed. I'd lose hundreds of posts.
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Bring the old one back you *******.
Corset of DOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMM
The F@#! ?! How the hell is this not a bug ? Theres around 20-30 of the "weak" vampires running around and he's ressurecting them over and over , 1 on 1 it would've taken a lot of potions but this is ridiculous... The only way I figured out how to defeat the big zombie was to run around the room till he gets few sec distance from other zombies (which took LONG) dash in and use up all mana with the stabby stabby skill , retreat , mana up , repeat , it's almost as bad as the pig boss who did 400-500 dmg with each hit and on which I used 30+hp potions -.-
Love MGS3 I still wanna play MGS 4
Also I would rep you for the help irony but ONRPG wont allow it. Gonna order the parts this weekend and get that shit setup, just need to find my Windows 7 CD.
I still don't know why people obsess over post count.
Not many people care about how many times you've opened your mouth, it's the quality of the things you've said that leaves an impression.
Anywho I've been dabbling with a fresh Diablo 2 account (US East) as well as trying out a few games. I couldn't really get into Forsaken World's movement and battle mechanics. It's also just another same old generic MMO for me. I'm about to try ARGO as well. I already expect the same from it
I've also gotten into RPG Maker VX again
Skip to around 15:00 to see awesome gameplay.
The Witcher 2 will be one of the best games this year.
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ARGO with heavy antialiasing:
Also note the building at the lower left of my leg... I had view distance on really high, it looks amazing so far away. :P
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The US-based American Studies Association overwhelmingly voted in favor of a resolution to sever ties with Israeli universities in solidarity with the pro-Palestinian boycott movement, the group announced on its website Monday.
Two-thirds of ASA members who voted, chose to "honor the call of Palestinian civil society for a boycott of Israeli academic institutions" in support of the global Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement (BDS).
"In an election that attracted 1,252 voters, the largest number of participants in the organization's history, 66.05% of voters endorsed the resolution, while 30.5% of voters voted no and 3.43% abstained," the statement read.
ASA's National Council announced on December 4 its support for the boycott, calling on its 5,000 members to support the resolution. Voting, which took place online, ended Sunday night.
The resolution, while largely symbolic as the association does not decide university policy, is a victory for BDS, launched eight years ago to oppose Israel's discriminatory policies towards Palestinians and its illegal occupation and settlement building.
It encourages international companies and other organizations to refuse dealing with Israel. It aims to end the violent occupation of Palestine in a tactic borrowed from the movement to blacklist South Africa's apartheid regime.
Supporters of the resolution hoped a yes vote would help draw attention to the plight of Palestinian students and scholars whose mobility and access to academic institutions are severely disrupted by Israeli checkpoints, raids and arbitrary arrests.
"Israel's settler colonial policies have created conditions for Palestinians that bear close comparison with those meted out by the apartheid regime in my homeland," wrote Ashley Dawson, a New York-based professor originally from South Africa who voted in favor of the resolution.
"These conditions directly impinge on the academic freedom, as well as the life possibilities, of Palestinian intellectuals," she said in a statement on the ASA's website.


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AnnaSophia Robb & Austin Butler Smooch it Up in the Big Apple
Trying to steam up the small screen while filming in chilly NYC, AnnaSophia Robb and Austin Butler shot a kissing scene for "The Carrie Diaries" on Tuesday (January 22).
The 19-year-old actress wore a plaid coat, multi-colored scarf, and knee-high brown boots as she smooched her 21-year-old handsome costar.
However, if her sexy castmate failed to warm her up, some good comfort food is usually close at hand in the Big Apple.
Later that day, Annasophia tweeted, "Lucky enough to be shooting right next to the @doughnutplantny sooo delicious!" with a photo of the tempting pastries.


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There are countless ways to earn money via the Web, whether you have a small business web site, a niche product site, or anything in between. One of the most popular posts on this site has been the one I did on Website Monetization: A Reality Check. Since that time, I have experimented with additional monetization strategies – some work, some don't – and some work better than others depending on your site goals, traffic levels and audience. I am planning a follow up post to the Website Monetization one, but in the meantime, I'd like some feedback from YOU.
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"I have learned from wiktionary that regret is just intense grief"I've had more than one run in with the painful emotion of regret this week.I said some unkind words of judgment that I wanted to take back shortly after they came off my tongue. I unnecessarily criticized a very valid approach in a conversation with a colleague because I had another strategy. I remained silent when I should have spoken up as my husband and I were considering a sales pitch…. We bought the product and bo … [Read more...]
Self-compassion and regret
Self-compassion and limitations
"The moments when we meet our limitations are often the times when we struggle the most with self-compassion."It has been an exciting week in the Davis household.On Tuesday, we welcomed our first grand child, Georgia Lynn Burleson-Davis. Isn't she beautiful? Though 3 weeks earlier than we anticipated, her birth went marvelously well and her parents are taking spectacular care of her… so my husband and I are trying to support them in their many sleepless nights with meals and a few ho … [Read more...]
Self-compassion: sorting guilt and shame
"Self-compassion is an extension of Jesus' compassion…" In my life and work, one of the most helpful pieces of Brene Brown's work is the way she distinguished guilt and shame. Guilt says: I've done a bad thing. It is behavior focused. It is positively correlated with healthy change. Self is not threatened so it does not need to be defensive. Shame says: I am bad. It is personhood focused. It is positively correlated with self-destructive behavior. Self is threatened so often goes into defens … [Read more...]
How to love a fool
"When we live in close relationship with fools, so often we take on their shame as if it were our own." I've spoken with a lot of folks lately who are suffering greatly as they try to figure out what it means to love someone caught in foolishness. Some are dealing with addictions (of all sorts). Some with long-standing and destructive generational patterns. Some are even trying to find better ways of relating to the foolish parts within themselves. It is a tricky reality because so often fo … [Read more...]
God's love: the source of self-compassion
"Self-compassion allows us to access a safe space of love and belonging in the midst of our imperfection because it is sourced in a Love beyond ourselves." My own journey toward self-compassion began with a simple observation from a passage of scripture I've known for a long time:Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of compassion and the God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we our … [Read more...]
Subtle shaming
"He subtly shamed her deeply held desire for a child even as he sought to elevate the power of his love in her life. " When I read the stories of women in Scripture, I often listen to my internal responses as a way of listening to the story. For example, in Hannah's story (1 Samuel 1), I would always cringe when I read Elkanah's response to Hannah's weeping. So, a few years ago, I stopped and listened there for a while, trying to unpack the very complex and swirling relational dynamics as best … [Read more...]


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This is Cliven Bundy — The Republican's New Hero
Check out this article from Caty Enders at Esquire mag: Life at The Bundy Ranch, Uncensored.
At the Bundy camp last week, pundits and politicians descended on Bunkerville, Nevada, to throw in their American flag hats with the BLM protestors. A FOX news van had been parked by the side of the road for days. Up on the ridge, militia snipers kept a trained watch as Bundy held court, and disciples from far and wide came to share their personal theories as to why the government was enforcing a court order.
But on Thursday, we witnessed a mainstream exodus from Bundy's flank. Sean Hannity, Bundy's biggest booster, called his racist remarks "beyond despicable," but maintained that they should not taint the supporters who "for the right reasons saw this case as government overreach."
Exactly how difficult was it, though, to determine pretty early on that Bundy and his followers were using the threat of force to back up some terrifyingly misguided beliefs?
During the few hours I visited last week, this was what was said.
Here's the condensed version:
I want to be like it was growing up in the 50s too Cliven: When the United Nations was the hope of the world. When my father supported he, my mother and my two brothers (on one salary). We had great public schools and California had essentially free universities. I trick-or-treated for UNICEF when I was nine-years-old and I thought I could make a difference. When my 14-year-old self and my girlfriend swooned over 20, 24-year-olds hunks who we saw in the Roosevelt National Forest in Colorado. That would be before Reagan and his predecessors decided we didn't need them anymore … the Forest Service caretakers or the forests.
Back in the 50s I'd drink a Dr. Pepper and it had good ol' sugar in it instead of high fructose corn syrup and it came in a glass bottle instead of one that leached BPA into my brain.
Here's lookin' at you Cliven. The 50s were great in so so many ways but lots has happened since. You might want to Google it.
Woohoo!: #RepublicanRebranding.
The State of the Media
Here's an interesting report from Pew Research's Journalism Project: Key Indicators in Media & News.
It's full of all kinds of tidbits about local television, newspapers, cable and broadcast networks but the first sentence, about cable, is what jumped out at me:
In 2013, the cable news audience, by nearly all measures, declined. The combined median prime-time viewership of the three major news channels—CNN, Fox News and MSNBC—dropped 11% to about 3 million, the smallest it has been since 2007.
The "combined median prime-time viewership" of the three major cable news channels was "about 3 million?" Wow. Given all the yelling and screaming by and about the various cable news "journalists" — Hannity, O'Reilly, Matthews, Morgan, et al — you'd think they were bringing in audience numbers akin to that of the network news shows at 22.6 million.
They — the cable "news" screamers — get way, way too much of our society's attention.
Fox's Maria Bartiromo Is Worried About 1%ers Being Shut Out of the Sunday Shows
Read that headline again.
Pity the 1%, right? They never have a say. According to Fox's Maria Bartiromo, "business people" haven't been heard enough of late so damnit, she's going to fix that:
There's a void in the market. We never hear business people as part of the conversation on a Sunday. I only hear politicos doing their talking points. I want to get the guy on the front line, the gal on the front line, telling us why they're not taking money from overseas and putting it here, what should tax reform look like, what should immigration reform look like. So I'm going to bring business people into the conversation on a Sunday morning.
If I didn't have a life I'd spend two hours researching and posting links as to why this is so f*cked up. "Business people" need a louder voice? Really? For starters, they own D.C. so there's that. I mean, come on.
When was the last time the corporate opened a whole new network devoted to homeless people 0r poor people or people struggling on a retirement income or people without health care?
Rupert Murdoch Solves Mystery Behind Missing Malaysian Jet
Amazing how a guy who claims to be in the news business (as in reporting facts) jumps to so many conclusions here in two sentences:
Maybe he's high.
Waiting for Fox's Neil Cavuto to Renounce Dinesh D'Souza For Violating Election Laws
Oh the irony. I. Am. Loving. This.
Fox News has spent the last five years promoting the notion that election fraud is rampant across the United States though time and again, their Republican cronies haven't found any (here and here as recent examples).
That meme has been about discrediting an African-American president and insinuating that creepy crawly homeless and poor people — African-Americans of course — are stealing what would otherwise be a clean and pure election process that would elect a (white) Republican, not a Kenyan Muslim guy.
That said, I can't help but laugh my ass off tonight as I read about one of Fox's favorite "contributors," Dinesh D'Souza, who has been indited for, get this,
Cull through the posts I put up at the Newshounds after I worked on Outfoxed and you'll see reference after reference to good ol' Dinesh. He was one of Neil Cavuto's favorite guests. He couldn't get enough of sitting on his high horse, bashing Obama, bashing everything that was wrong and supposedly corrupt about Democrats, the election process, the economy and well, you name it.
Oh, and Fox used Dinesh as one of their brown guys. You know: We like brown people (despite their underlying deceitfulness, corruption and tendency toward killing white people). We really, really do!
Ah, life can be so sweet.
Click on the headline above or go here for more on the indictment.
Fox: "Masculine" Chris Christie Misunderstood in This "Feminized" World
If it turns out New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was involved in closing three lanes of the George Washington Bridge leading into New York City, for four days (which too few people are emphasizing), causing untold drivers untold headaches, Fox News doesn't want us to think of their Republican friend as a petty, vindictive, immature, mean, self-centered, two-bit street thug. No. No. No. No. They want us to think poor Chris Christie is a "masculine," "muscular" man's man and the poor thing, he's the victim in all this:
Britt Hume on Sunday's "Media Buzz:" "In this sort of feminized atmosphere in which we exist today, guys who are masculine and muscular like that in their private conduct, kind of old-fashioned tough guys, run some risks."
Co-host Lauren Ashburn: "Feminized?"
Britt Hume: "Atmosphere. Men today have learned the lesson the hard way that if you act like kind of an old-fashioned guy's guy, you're in constant danger of slipping out and saying something that's going to get you in trouble and make you look like a sexist or make you look like you seem thuggish or whatever. That's the atmosphere in which he operates. This guy is very much an old-fashioned masculine, muscular guy, and there are political risks associated with that. Maybe it shouldn't be, but that's how it is."
See the video here.
I swear. They've got some real psychos chained in the basement over there at Fox thinking this stuff up.
What Fox Doesn't Cover is as Telling as What it Does
Chris Christie is a Republican.


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Dr. Bird's Advice To Sad Poets
Eva n Roskos, a 2009 graduate of the Rutgers MFA in Creative Writing Program, is the author of Dr. Bird's Advice To Sad Poets, a young adult novel based on a teen's fascination with Walt Whitman. In a starred review Kirkus stated, "Self-deprecating humor abounds in this debut novel that pulls no punches about the experience of depression and anxiety for its teen protagonist." Publisher's Weekly calls Dr. Bird's Advice a "sensitive first novel."
As an MFA student, Roskos' short story, "Conspiracy of Males," was featured nationally in Granta's online series, "New Voices" (2008) and Roskos also was named one of Narrative's Best New Writers.
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Christianity entered Africa during the nineteenth century and it brought into the lives of Africans some basic beliefs of missionaries, particulary in attitudes toward sexuality. Missionaries imposed strict rules on how to dress and how t5o conduct sexual relations. During the past two decades, fundamentalist ministers from America have spread right wing anti-gay hysteria to many areas of East Africa.
Uganda has been swept for years by an anti-gay hysteria which borders on virulent hatred toward anyone who is a homosexual. A lawmaker has once again introduced to the Uganda parliament a law which has previously been condemned by the US government. A bill reintroduced by David Bahati, lacked the provision that homosexual acts could result in imposition of the death penalty. But, it would still make homosexual acts illegal.
Alas, we have the fruits of Missionaries of Hate in modern day Uganda. Why don't American missionaries remain at home and simply join the Tea Party, sip some tea and cease drinking from the well of hate?


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ADB to Power MHP-Based HD Interactive TV for Indonesian Pay-TV Operator, First Media
Geneva-based set-top box/digital TV technology provider, Advanced Digital Broadcast (ADB), said Tuesday that Indonesian pay-TV operator, First Media, will use its products and solutions to deploy what it bills as Indonesia's first HD pay-TV service. The deal is ADB's first in the Indonesian market. According to the company, its technologies will enable First Media customers to access a range of advanced services, including interactive TV and VOD, in addition to HDTV.
According to ADB, the set-top boxes that it is delivering to First Media under the deal are all pre-integrated with Carbo, ADB's HD user interface, which the company claims offers intuitive and rapid navigation. With Carbo, the company claims, viewers can enjoy "super-fast" channel change, enabled by clear and simple menus that are easy to read from the sofa. ADB says that it has also replaced traditional multi-layer menus with a "simple carousel of icons," in order to enhance the user experience. The boxes ADB is supplying to First Media are also packaged with MHP middleware, which ADB points out 1) prevents operators from being "locked in" to a specific vendor if they want to add new applications to their software stack; and 2) is a Java- and HTML-based language and is thus accessible to millions of developers, allowing for a rapid and cost-effective development. "We're glad to work with First Media, our first customer in Indonesia, which is a market with high potential," Maurice Liu, ADB's VP of sales for the Asia Pacific region, said in a prepared statement. "With this collaboration, ADB will become the first provider of high-definition interactive pay-TV devices in Indonesia, and we are looking forward to the high-quality and innovative HD services that First Media will roll out."


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Kent, 54, was part of Close's management buyout in 1979 but has worked there more than 28 years. As rivals were taken over by American and European banks, Close picked up teams of specialists who preferred the more intimate, client-focused scale of the bank. It developed rapidly in the 1990s. Profits grew without interruption and by the end of the decade it was the largest independent British-owned investment bank in the City.
Profits fell for the first time last year but today Close revealed a slight recovery in the six months to the end of January, with profits rising to £34.1m from £33.5m. That is still a year-on-year fall of 40%. But Kent argued that as the business is not seasonal the consecutive halves comparison is the more meaningful. The interim dividend is unchanged at 9p on earnings down 35% at 18.6p.
Kent hands over to Colin Keogh, who heads asset management and formerly ran corporate finance. He will be supported by two managing directors, finance director Peter Winkworth and banking chief Stephen Hodges. Chairman Sir David Scholey described this as a seamless handover and added: 'The immediate outlook for banking is good but for the other three divisions it continues it to be unclear.'
Kent said he was particularly pleased at the way the group had increased the amount of funds under management from £3.1bn to £3.3bn in the second half when many fund managers had been suffering. He said: 'When ordinary equity funds suffer it highlights the attractions of some of our specialist funds such as property and private equity.'
Kent owns almost £3m of Close shares and last year was the highest paid director, receiving a total of pay and bonus worth £1.53m, up from £884,000 in the year to July 2000. He has no immediate career plans but said: 'Don't write me off yet.'
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Re: Surface of Revolution
the revolution axis should be a vector. I assume you mean RevolutionAxis
-> {1,0,0}
(the x axis) and
SurfaceOfRevolution[x^2, {x, 2, 3}, RevolutionAxis -> {1, 0, 0}]
does what you want.
Chee Lim Cheung wrote:
> Hi Mathematica users & experts,
> There is a package in Mathematica which allows us to generate surfaces of
> revolution. It is in the context Graphics`SurfaceOfRevolution`. It is
> stated that a surface of revolution can be generated about any axis by
> setting the option RevolutionAxis. However, it is not exactly to me how to
> do this. For example, I would like to generate a surface of revolution of
> the curve y = x^2 from x = 2 to x = 3 about the axis x = 1. Anybody out
> there who can give me some pointers on how to go about it?
> Thanks
> Chee


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In this section of the tutorial I will be using Adobe Photoshop Elements 5 to stitch the shots together into a panorama, however most popular photo-editing programs have a similar feature that works in much the same way. It's normally a fully automated process, so just refer to your program's instruction manual or help files.
When you download the photos from your camera, it's a good idea to put the ones that you want to turn into a panorama into a separate folder; it makes them a lot easier to find later.
Start up your editing program, and find the automated photo-stitching tool. In Adobe Photoshop Elements it is called Photomerge, and is found in the File menu under "New". If you click on this you'll see a simple dialogue window with an option to browse to the location of the folder containing your panorama shots. Go there, highlight all the shots you want to include in your merged panorama and click OK. Note that if you have the shots already open in your editor then they will be selected automatically, but since having photos open in the editing program uses up memory, the merging process will go faster if you leave them closed and use the dialogue browser instead.
Once you click OK the merging process starts, and it is completely automatic. It will take a while to complete, possibly quite a long while if you have a slow computer and/or very large image files. However sooner or later it will finish, and you'll see a preview of the finished result that looks something like the screen below. If there's a lot of sky in your shot, as there is here, checking the Advanced Blending button will help even out any slight exposure variations. Simply click OK to conform and finish the process.
And before you say anything, yes I violated my own first rule, and I didn't use a tripod for these shots, because I'm an idiot and I'd left it in the car. But at least I remembered to use a focal length of 50mm and manual exposure, so I should be able to do something with it. Fortunately for really stupid people like me Photoshop Elements has a handy tool to straighten tilted horizons. After flattening the image to a single layer, simply click on the tool and drag a line along the horizon to straighten the whole image.
All that remains is to crop the image to chop off any uneven edges. Of course if you remembered to use a tripod there wouldn't be as much to crop off at the top and bottom, but with a shot like this it's the horizontal coverage that's important. If anyone's at all curious, the town in the shot is the beautiful French port of Collioure, on the south coast very near the Spanish border.


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June 26, 2008
June 26, 2008
On June 26, 2008, the Supreme Court decided Davis v. Federal Election Commission, holding that the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act's so-called "Millionaire's Amendment," which imposes financial disclosure requirements on congressional candidates who spend more than $350,000 of their own money, and relaxes campaign finance limits on their opponents' outside contributors, violates the First Amendment. Ben Ginsberg of Patton Boggs discusses the case.
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Traditional Jamon Serrano 9.95
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and this looks like its runing on a new engine
I'm a big baby.
Midas Magic.
I also read on the internet that the last conjuring skill Twin Soul also lets you summon two Dremora Lords even thought it doesn't say in the description
Have enchanting at 100 but still waiting for later lvls till I can get Draconic leather set from drops/vendors one said that it started dropping at 49 , others said that saw at 42 , I'm still 32 q.q
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I found this video , if you already knew about it sorry . But i didn't . So i'l be downloading it .
This mod adds over 151 new, totally unique spells more than Twenty equally unique enemies, and a few magical items for the magic user.
Most of the new spells are destruction, which arevery flashy and powerful.
You can buy most of these as spell books from a mod added vendor and some of the unique items can be obtained by defeating the new, mod specific enemies!
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This is something I read awhile ago (a year? A bit more? A bit less?) and it stuck with me. Rather than blog about some generic "we're still working on the play" stuff (we are), I thought I'd share this in full. Link to where I found it here. There's a link from that site to some video.
The following was written for the, "From Where I Stand", symposium at the Under the Radar Festival. It does not include all of Taylor Mac's beliefs about the theater but a good number of them.
I believe belief is for assholes.
I believe irony is useful and fun at the beginning of a performance but tedious if held on to.
I believe that truth, in the theater, is often confused with a clearing away of theatricality. I believe the clearing away of theatricality is as much of a glorious lie as the theatrical. I believe homophobia, racism, and sexism—in the theater—often manifests itself through the championing of "Realism" and or "Quiet" plays.
I believe people who use quotation marks with their fingers are assholes.
I believe, as a theater artist, I'm not telling you anything you don't already know. Because I believe, as a theater artist, I'm not a teacher; I'm a reminder. I'm just trying to remind you of things you've dismissed, forgotten, or buried.
I believe self-consciousness kills creativity. So we must work together to create environments where we can kill self-consciousness first. Make your rehearsal room a place that kills self-consciousness. Ask yourself, "Will these florescent lights kill self-consciousness?" No? Then light the rehearsal room with nice pleasant lighting already.
I believe designers should be in the room everyday, playing, not just sitting and taking notes. I believe we must give our designers things to play with in the room. I believe designers and even stage managers should do warm ups with the company.
I believe love when used as a verb is true and when used as a noun is a lie.
I believe in verbs.
I believe you can make a living as a theater artist but in order to do so, without making work you don't like, you might need to think about falling in love with verbs more than nouns. I believe money is never really the reason but often the excuse. So when you say you can't do my play because it will cost too much, I know what you really mean is, "I'd rather spend the money that I have on something else". I believe that's fair.
I believe if you set a financial goal, you will reach it and if that financial goal is small, your budget will be small, artists will barely get paid, and everyone will be a little grumpy.
I believe if NYC had no art and only Wall Street, nobody would want to live here. And so I believe 10% of all Wall Street salaries should go to artists.
I believe administration is an art form but if you're an administrator who really wants to do a different form of art, you should quit your administration job, do that other art, and make room for administrators to take your job who actually love what they do. Because I believe there is nothing better than working with someone who loves what they do.
I recognize that sometimes I hate what I do and that the grumpy people around me may be just going through one of those hate-phases as well and to give them a break.
I believe sometimes it's good to shut up and keep swimming but I believe sometimes it's good to say what you're feeling when you're feeling it.
I believe theater is a service industry. It's like being a plumber and theater artists are blue-collar workers who wear better clothes, for the most part.
I believe theater artists should be students of humanity
I believe, to learn what your audience needs, is the job
But caution that sometimes we confuse need with want.
Giving our audiences what they want is not the job.
Sometimes giving them what they want is a fringe benefit or happy accident but it is not the job.
I believe you may be saying to yourself, "That's very presumptuous of him to think he knows what the audience needs". But I believe if I were a plumber you wouldn't think it was presumptuous of me to say my job is to learn what your plumbing needs. You would say I was a good plumber.
I believe sometimes we confuse what the audience needs with what the artist wants. That makes crappy art. But I believe there is room for it all. Including crappy art.
I believe authentic failure on stage is one of the great art forms.
I believe I sometimes fail at my job and I sometimes succeed and that humanity exists in both. I believe if I want my audiences to experience the range of their humanity, and I do, then I must reflect back at them, authentic success and authentic failure.
I believe I am a mirror and each and every one of my audience members is both snow white and the evil queen.
I believe I did not move from the suburbs to the city to see work about the suburbs. I believe if we model our theater after a suburban mentality we will perpetuate the status quo. I believe the great American middle class is not great. I believe the Greeks and Shakespeare wrote about successful people falling from grace, in their tragedies, and they wrote about down and out people rising and falling in and out of doldrums, in their comedies, but didn't bother with the middle class because the middle class is boring.
Middle class stories are neither tragic nor wildly comedic simply because, when it comes to the middle class, the stakes aren't high enough. Take that, Willy Loman.
But I believe most plays nowadays are sadly about the middle class.
As a result, I believe it is hard to find works of consequence. I believe in works of consequence and hope to make all of my plays and performances works of consequence. I believe if something doesn't happen in your play that changes all the characters, players, and audience then it isn't worth doing.
I believe if you're a theater artist you are not cool so stop acting like you are.
I believe whole-heartedly in craft. I believe craft is essentially a commitment to learning the past, living in the present, and dreaming the culture forward. But I believe establishing standards for craft will not create great art but will foster the patriarchy. I believe contradictions and inspiring questions make great theater but sometimes wish I and other theater artists would just decide already.
I believe if you don't see your story on stage… that is a good thing. Have a little curiosity already. I believe the call for Universality in the theater is a way of telling minorities they should act like the Majority. I believe minority theater artists are often asked to create work that the Majority can see themselves in. I believe if you're a semi-wealthy white woman and you work for a fancy theater and you go to the Humana Festival and see The Universes, a hip-hop theater company that is made up of minority theater artists, and you don't like it because you wonder, "Where the middle aged white woman's story was in all of that?" The answer is, "In all the other plays at the Humana Festival".
Having said that, I believe the audience matters.
I believe the audience should matter so much that without them the play and players could never reach the stories end. I believe each performance of a play or performance piece should be different from the previous performance of said piece. And not in simple ways but in giant big brave adventurous ways. I believe the audience deserves to alter the outcome of the events. I believe that it is essential for performing artists, each night they go on stage, despite the author and directors intentions, to not know whether the performance will be a tragedy or a comedy.
I believe all plays are flawed except the extremely boring ones so stop trying to make my play perfect.
I believe perfection is for assholes
I love assholes, but I don't want them to run the theater.
It's okay if they make some theater but they shouldn't act like they run it.
I believe being an asshole is often a good thing but sometimes it's, just being an asshole.
I believe we should say sorry every so often when our passions get the better of us.
I believe Artistic Directors should say hello to the performers that come to work in their theaters and that, in my experience, more than half of you do not. I believe this is unbelievably rude, hurtful, and counterproductive. I believe if you don't want to meet me, you shouldn't book me at your theater.
I believe Richard Forman is commercial theater. I believe my work and all "experimental work", is commercial theater. I believe the non-profit sector is and has been incredible but that it's taught audiences that theater is something most people won't want to see. I believe, like the fashion world does with experimental work, where they market it as the best of what they have and as a result Alexander McQueen is the most successful selling show in the history of the Met, that if we stopped telling a vast majority of the people that they won't like what we do, they would actually like what we do.
I believe experimental artists and commercial artists should collaborate more.
I believe someone reading this should give me lots of money to start my repertory theater. I believe a culture of repertory is the answer to most of our industry problems. I believe if you freeze a play you kill it. I believe theater artists need long runs and need to tour in order to truly learn what their work can do.
I believe your lattzi, monologue, scene, play, manifesto, is not long enough.
I believe ten-minute play festivals should be excommunicated from our industry.
Because I believe we almost always stop before we've truly finished.
I believe in words and the combination of words and their ability to surprise.
Most importantly I believe in surprise and that if you want to remind your audiences of the things they have dismissed, forgotten, or buried, then you need to surprise them.
I believe, in the theater, something surprising should happen every ten seconds.
And that, that surprise does not have to be big; it can be a breath.


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New Delhi: The rumors going on about the so-called relationship between the co-stars of the film "Band Baaja Baraat", Ranveer Singh and Anushka Sharma, were reason enough for the actors to stop pretending and denying, and admit the truth. The two went public with their love, admitting to the press that they are romantically involved.
Shahid Kapoor celebrated his birthday recently, and had invited his family and friends from Bollywood, including Anushka and Ranveer. Here, the young couple have openly made love.
Ranveer and Anushka were probably tired of keeping their relationship a secret, and decided to step up and tell the truth. The two were seen arriving together at the party hosted by Shahid, holding hands. While they were at the party, they were always together, holding hands and walking freely to talk to the other guests. As soon as the party started, the two were seen on the dance floor, dancing close to each other, and they even kissed candidly in front of all the other guests. Everyone at the party was surprised with the display of their love.


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41 chevy tire rub
I have this 41 chevy with a early nova or camaro sub frame and the tires rub when I turn. If I,m careful I can drive it almost anywhere,and I do, but I,m getting tired of being so careful. I have another uncut 41 frame and I know I should use it and put a IFS in front but the work and money are just to much. And the car drives,steers and sits so nice the way it is!If I could jut find smaller rims and maybe some taller springs. Does any one know what rims might give me a inch . I now have 14 by 6 olds rims and I can't find anything smaller that will clear the disc brakes.Any thoughts? :confused:
if it is indead a g.m. front clip.. the lug pattern.. you can get wheels in any backspace/width you'd ever need..
is it rubbing on the outer fender or inner..
changing the backspacing is all you'll need.. to move the rim in or out..
tire rub
Yes the tire hits the fender. I was hoping to find a junk yard set of rims that were 14x5 but I don't think they ever made rims that narrow for disc brake cars. Chevy bolt pattern 5 x 4.75
What is the backspacing on your current rims? Just get rims with 1" less backspacing. That should fix the rub.
There are also narrower control arms made to bring the wheels in, I think Fatman has them but they are quite a few bucks. And here lies the reason I sold off my Camaro subbed frame for my truck, they are just too much trouble for what you get. I had a very narrow stock 65 Skylark 14 inch wheel and it still rubbed the fender at full lock. There may be some cool old 4" Centerlines with 5:20s or something that would work.
If on the front suspension that you have, the upper a-arm mounts inboard of the frame mount you can install longer upper inner a-arm bolts and move the upper control arm in 1/2 to 3/4". Then, if you can weld or know someone who can, cut and narrow the lower control arm the same 1/2" to 3/4" (this is a good time to replace the lower ball joints).
If the upper control arm is outboard of the frame mount, you will have to cut and shorten that one as well.
You may have to trim the inner and outer tie rod ends a bit to make up for the narrowing to set the toe, but there may be enough adjustment without having to do that.
Doing this will alter the suspension geometry but narrowing only a small amount won't cause any issues with normal driving and is a cheap way to improve or eliminate a clearance issue with the outer fender lip.
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So glad that your building that post war project, sorry I can't help with your issues but YA get great build
I am wondering if you can turn the lip on the fender and gain just enough to get the clearance that you need??
I dured this problem on a 46 Chevy by using S10 4x4 steel wheels. They have 2" more offset in. Unfortunately they only come in 15". 78 to 85 Riv anf Toro uses rge same wheel. The only change I had to make to the front suspension was to use Chevelle steering arms which are shorter, and a bit higher, to clear the inner edge of the rim. Yes, I know the Chevelle is front steer, but you can reverse them for rear steer.
Thanks everyone for the ideas. I found a pair of 14x5 steel wheels with a 3.5 inch backspace that should clear the disc caliper . That and some higher springs should make it better
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Thought i would try to post a few pic. One is the 41 chevy I've been driving and the other is a 50 dodge I have almost done.
Nice looking cars.
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