text: memorial day Families Mourn Central Texas Soldiers Who Died in Combat By Veronica Zaragovia • May 26, 2014 Veronica Zaragovia/KUT As rain fell over Central Texas, people gathered to remember those who have died in war. At the Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery in Killeen, near Fort Hood, retired Command Sgt. Major Elijah King, Jr. stopped to put flags and flowers by a memorial to soldiers in his brigade who died in Iraq during the first deployment. "It's important for Americans to remember those who have given their lives, who paid the ultimate sacrifice for the freedoms that we enjoyed," King said. "If you haven't served it's difficult to understand." On Memorial Day Eve, President Obama Visits Troops In Afghanistan By Eyder Peralta • May 26, 2014 (This post was last updated at 2:17 p.m. ET.) Under the cover of darkness and on the eve of Memorial Day, President Obama landed at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan for an unannounced visit with U.S. troops. After a concert from country music star Brad Paisley, Obama spoke before a rally of about 3,000 American troops. Currently, there are 32,000 Americans currently serving in Afghanistan. Sergeant Major of the Army Comes to Texas for Memorial Day By Kate McGee • May 27, 2013 Filipa Rodrigues, KUT News Over a thousand Central Texans gathered on Monday to honor local men and women who lost their lives in service to the U.S. at the Georgetown-Williamson County Veterans Memorial in the Sun City Community Center. At the memorial, the Texas Army National Guard's 36th Infantry Division Band played for residents and veterans, with Sergeant Major of the Army Raymond F. Chandler III attending the ceremony as a special guest. For One Austin Man, Every Day Is Worth a Memorial By Joy Diaz & Joy Diaz • May 27, 2013 Joy Diaz for KUT News Listen Listening... / 4:07 The story as it aired on KUT News 90.5 FM. Every Memorial Day we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the name of duty. But Rick Smith doesn't wait on any specific day of the year. He has made it his mission in life to honor the U.S. flag every morning and night – and plans on doing so for the rest of his life. Memorial Day: What's Closed By Laura Rice • May 27, 2013 flickr.com/branditressler Most City of Austin offices are closed for Memorial Day – that includes libraries, museums and senior centers. But city pools will be open – along with city tennis centers and golf courses. Other recreational activities – including the Zilker Botanical Garden and the Austin Nature and Science Center are also open. What's Open, What's Closed on Memorial Day By Emily Zendt • May 28, 2012 Photos courtesy austintexas.gov Many people are enjoying a three-day weekend this Memorial Day. The City of Austin offices are closed, although city pools and golf courses are operating on a regular schedule today. The Austin Animal Center is open today from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. It's holding an adoption special: $35 for all pets one year and older, over half-off its normal $75 fee. Pets five years and older are free. All pets are spayed/neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. Some 400 kittens are currently at the shelter, a "record number" according to Animal Services Foster Coordinator Sarah Hammond. "The mild winter and the abundance of rain have made for an explosive kitten season," Hammond says, exasperating the crowding at the animal center. The Austin Animal Center is located at 7201 Levander Loop. AM Update: Memorial Day Roundup, Austin Planetarium Plans, Spurs' Streak Continues By Jennifer Stayton • May 28, 2012 Image courtesy austinplanetarium.org Memorial Day 2012 Events Central Texans have several opportunities today to honor veterans for their service. Ceremonies are being held at the Texas State Cemetery in Austin and at Veterans Memorial Plaza in Sun City in Georgetown. The City of Austin is expecting between 2,500 and 3,000 runners to pound the pavement today for the Capital of Texas Triathlon. You might think you'll catch a break from traffic troubles because of lighter than usual holiday traffic, but the Triathlon is causing some downtown street closures until approximately 3 p.m. Hitting the road or the water today? Make sure to take a look at our public safety tips and warnings this Memorial Day. Memorial Day Weekend Street Closures By Emily Zendt & Sam J. Ellison • May 26, 2012 Image via austintexas.gov It wouldn't be a major weekend in Austin without some downtown street closures. Don't worry, as KUT News has everything you need to know to navigate Austin this Memorial Day weekend. Sunday: As a precursor to Memorial Day's Capital of Texas Triathlon, organizers are hosting a Doggie Du Dash and Kids K fun run – meaning the following streets will be closed: Safety Tips and Warnings this Memorial Day Weekend By Emily Zendt & Sam J. Ellison • May 25, 2012 Photo by KUT News Austinites will flock to the city's numerous parks and waterways this weekend. We've put together a guide for what you need to know about rules and safety. Watercraft Ban: Put Away that Motorized Surfboard! If you're planning to celebrate the long Memorial Day weekend on Lady Bird Lake, you'll need to leave your motorized surfboard at home. The Austin Police Department will be enforcing an annual ban on motorized personal watercraft – like jet skis – from sunset on Friday until sunrise on Tuesday. 'Click It or Ticket' Starts Today By Emily Zendt & Sam J. Ellison • May 21, 2012 Photo by By Daniel Reese for KUT News Today marks the beginning of another "Click it or Ticket" campaign, a two-week undertaking by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to enforce seat belt usage. In Texas and across the country, law enforcement will be on the lookout for drivers and passengers shirking seatbelt laws, or whose children are improperly restrained. (Children under eight years must be in a child safety seat, unless they are taller than 4'9".) Citations run up to $250. The NHTSA writes on its website that in the annual "Click It or Ticket" initiative, over three million tickets have been written over the last five years – a ticket every other second. Austin Gas Prices Drop Ahead of Long Weekend By Nathan Bernier • May 26, 2011 Photo by Callie Hernandez for KUT News We're still just 25 cents shy of the all-time gas price record for the Austin metro area, but the price for a gallon of regular unleaded dropped nine cents from this time last week. The latest fuel price report from AAA Texas says gas is selling for an average $3.72 in the Austin-San Marcos region. That compares with $3.81 last Thursday. The highest recorded average price was $3.975 back in July 2008.


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Students Take Spring Break To Help Build Homes
For many students, spring break means bringing suntan lotion and swimsuits to exotic locations for some fun in the sun. Digging trenches, installing sheet rock...and lying p-v-c pipe aren't the sort of things that come to mind when most people think about spring break.
But for students like Kaitlyn Hofeldt that type of work is exactly what she and a group of her friends signed up for.
They came to Ocala on their spring break from Iowa State University to volunteer for Habitat for Humanity's annual Collegiate Challenge.
"It's satisfying to help out" Hofeldt said.
Nearly 40 students from Iowa State, Auburn, and the University of Pittsburgh volunteered in Ocala.
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Hey guys,
I can't believe we are playing our last weekend of road Conference USA matches this weekend. This is a big weekend for us with so many teams huddled up atop the standings. Friday night we play at Tulsa who we are tied for third with in the league. Then Sunday, we play at SMU.
I'm sure many of you have already read that we will be playing without Ivana Bozic for the rest of the year because of injury. Even with Ivana being out, I still believe we have the talent to accomplish our goals we set at the beginning of the season.
These last two weekends will be big for us in terms of setting the tone for the Conference USA Tournament. We need to play with a lot of emotion and be passing well going into the tournament.
I hope you can all make it out to Bartow Arena next weekend for our final home weekend. We will play Marshall on Friday at 7:00 p.m. and then East Carolina at 1:00 p.m. on Sunday.
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The Mythopoeic Society was founded in 1967 by Glen H. GoodKnight. In 1970 it held the first annual Mythopoeic Conference. The Mythopoeic Fantasy and Scholarship Awards were first given in 1971. Today, Society members and Discussion or Special Interest Groups can be found scattered across the United States, and around the world. There are three Society publications: the monthly bulletin, Mythprint, the quarterly journal of Inklings and Fantasy studies, Mythlore, and the tri-quarterly creative writing workshop-in-print, Mythic Circle.
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An Economist Explains How Fear Drives ProductivityBy
Here's a depressing thought: America's productivity is rising on the backs of scared office workers.
That's essentially the explanation offered by Michael Feroli, chief U.S. economist at JPMorgan, for the 1.6 percent second-quarter gain reported Aug. 8 by the Labor Department. I asked him if there was anything in the data to suggest worker output was being spurred by improvements in technology or other investments—you know, encouraging stuff.
He used a process of elimination to bring me back to earth. "First, capital deepening [an increase in investment per worker] is unlikely to be especially strong right now, given that net investment levels are still on the low side," Feroli explained in an e-mail. As for technology improvements, "one proxy for this is the percent change in real equipment and software prices." Those have been declining slowly (PDF), which indicates "a not particularly fast pace of technological improvement."
Finally, there's "human capital"—knowledge, skills, etc. If anything, that's slipping as a significant chunk of the workforce sits idle for weeks or months—more than 40 percent of the unemployed have been without a job for half a year or longer. "That leaves 'unmeasured' increases in worker effort as a plausible explanation," Feroli says.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates work hours from its Current Employment Statistics survey. The survey doesn't capture the unpaid overtime of office workers, Feroli says, and he doesn't think the Bureau's adjustments to make up for that fully reflect how work is changing. Firms are told to report the standard workweek for salaried workers, he notes; "so Bloomberg is probably counting you at 40 hours, even if you're reading and working on this story at 8 p.m." (Check.) If you don't like it, you're probably sticking around anyway, as evidenced by the tiny number of workers who are leaving their jobs voluntarily. "Workers are still scared, and so probably could be induced to work harder or longer than usual out of fear of losing their jobs," Feroli says.
The productivity number is calculated by dividing output by hours worked. If the denominator isn't rising to fully reflect those fear-induced work hours, voila— productivity rises. Now stop surfing the Web and get back to work.


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The underground metal cognoscenti revered the 2005 self-titled debut album by heavy hometown heroes Torche for its melodic take on sludgy sounds. But it was last year's followup, Meanderthal, that won the band a wider audience and even more critical praise. (And even though at the time the album was recorded, half the musicians lived outside of their hometown, we'll still claim 'em.) Torche kept the down-tuned riffage cranked to 11 but at the same time explored more left-field influences, with shades of My Bloody Valentine and Sonic Youth brought to the fore. It earned the group prime-time slots at a slew of international festivals, as well as glowing reviews from Mojo, Spin, Pitchfork, and pretty much every other magazine. On a bittersweet note, the record is also the last capturing of the band's classic lineup; guitarist Juan Montoya, who wrote a large chunk of Meanderthal's riffs, was booted last year. Luckily, the album remains as evidence of Miami's best recent heavy exports in their prime.
Almost three years ago, ¡Mayday! released its self-titled debut solo album to serious Internet buzz and positive critical reception. On the strength of that disc's breakout single, "Groundhog Day," which featured Cee-Lo singing the hook, it seemed like ¡Mayday! was ready for national play. But after a couple of years on the grind, founding members Plex Luthor and Bernbiz decided to switch things up and get back on their hometown's radar. As such, they've ditched their earlier, sampler-heavy sound in favor of a more organic, live band approach. They've added four new members, including battle champ MC Wrekonize. The new equation has proven to be alchemy — Luthor, Bernbiz, and company have stepped up their live game, laying down a soulful hip-hop funk with an electric energy. We've heard that at an occasional residency at Jazid, their live jams have inspired people to disrobe. You'll have to see for yourself.
Playing live around town for less than a year, the shadowy character known as Panic Bomber has already developed some minor lore. Legend has it that once upon a time, Richard Haig was a local rock musician who got fed up with the grind of being hustled offstage in time for the night's main event — a DJ. So he turned to dance music himself, supposedly in an act of defiance that's explained, sort of, in a treatise on his website. Whatever. The music he makes, regardless of the reasoning behind it, is slick and dance-friendly. It works up to a funky electro-house groove that's rough enough around the edges to belie its creator's rock roots. And unable to fully relinquish a band's spectacle of performance, Haig has devised a pretty sweet light-up costume. Look out for him at a more discerning — hmmm, some would say "hip" — dance club near you.
To call these guys simply a "rock band" would be woefully leaving out a large chunk of their musical stew. Disco, soul, funk, and a large dose of the Purple One all figure into the sound. Still, it rocks. And though they broke up for a minute a couple of years ago, it didn't last long, and ever since then, they've been stepping up their game, touring and appearing at industry requisite events such as CMJ and South by Southwest. Around here, though, the band remains one of the most universally loved live acts, creating an instant dance party within the first few bars. Here's further proof they're in tune with the cultural Zeitgeist: Not only did they put their recent full-length, Rational Geographic Vol. 1, up for free download on their website, but also they somehow got Blair Waldorf herself — Gossip Girl's Leighton Meester — to record a cover of their song "Birthday." For real. OMG!
Is Poison the Well a surprise pick? No, but it's time to give credit where it is long overdue. Frontman Jeffrey Moreira reps Hialeah (hard), and the rest of the members hail from towns across South Florida. Poison the Well sprang from the same fabled anything-goes, late-'90s South Florida hardcore/punk scene as fellow success stories Shai Hulud and New Found Glory. PTW has reached the same cult level of underground/overground success (even releasing one disc on a major, Atlantic). But unlike its peers, the band never switched its original home base. No, Poison the Well deserves props for relentlessly touring the world, playing to frothing American and European crowds, and then returning home to joltingly sunny South Florida. What's more, PTW puts the same level of balls-to-the-wall energy into its decidedly more intimate hometown gigs, playing for rabid longtime fans at places such as Churchill's Pub. Further, the band has continued a path of out-there musical innovation, melding its hardcore roots into spaced-out, experimental workouts that play as well on a home stereo as at a show. The band's latest album, The Tropic Rot, was released digitally this past May through Ferret Music. The physical release is this summer, and it comes an impressive ten years after the group's debut full-length, The Opposite of December. Happy anniversary, guys.
Here in Miami, there's certainly no lack of talented Latin crooners. Still, the young balladeer known as Jean stands above the rest. This Puerto Rican-raised popster, who's also the younger brother of Latin superstar Luis Fonsi, has been building a solid and loyal following through a unique take on Latin R&B. What makes Jean exceptional is his natural knack for mixing Spanish, English, and even Spanglish (some might say Miami's unofficial language) with homebrewed beats from the finest urban Latin producers in the city. And though Jean has remained a local phenomenon for the past few years, that might soon change with the release of his sophomore album, Out the Box, which is beginning to get airplay on Latin radio.


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Another Platinum Member Quitting Carnival: Carnival Breeze Cruise Review by Lavalamp66
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Another Platinum Member Quitting Carnival
Destination: Southern Caribbean
Embarkation: Miami
First of all let me say I have been cruising since 1989. I've sailed over 25 times on ships such as Carnival, Celebrity, Holland America, Big Red Boat, Windstar, Royal Caribbean, Princess, Linblad, and even Windjammer Barefoot Cruises.
Our group of four arrived together at the cruise terminal in Miami and my husband and I were separated from our friends when we showed our documents as we were directed to a VIP line and waiting area. We waited for 20 minutes and were finally called More up and allowed to board. Our non-VIP friends arrived at their cabin 10 minutes ahead of us. Huh?
We ate at the buffet, at the Deli. My husband and I split a corned beef sandwich and a pickle as we were scheduled for early dinner. The sandwich wasn't bad, not the best corned beef and for some reason the counterperson put it on a Panini-type grill which wasn't what we were expecting.
So we did the lifeboat drill thing, then we waited for our luggage and before we knew it, it was dinnertime. For dinner we were escorted to our table in the Blush downstairs dining room. We were in the back of the ship which had a very nice view leaving Miami. Our waiter handed us our menus, and we made our choices. About 10 minutes later, he returned with appetizers; announced we had been given the wrong night's menu and then doled out appetizers he had chosen for us. No one wanted what he brought. We all took a correct menu and re-ordered. We spent dinner discussing why the waiter wouldn't recognize the Last Night menu from the Bon Voyage menu. It's a given they don't offer prime rib on the first night. Apparently, it was just one big blur for him and we were just open mouths to feed.
On previous sailings, we always made a connection with the wait staff. They ask us about our day, explained what the menu items are, made recommendations, etc. After 25+ cruises, I have many photos of my waiters. I can still remember many of them, like the guy who drew pictures for us. They remembered what you liked, bring lemon with your tea every night after the first night without you asking, and more. At this dinner, on this ship, nothing. Here is your food, may I take this, goodnight. This was the beginning of what was to be the worst service I have ever received in a dining room on a cruise ship. And I only went to 3 dining room dinners before I got food poisoning.
After dinner, since it was Sunday night, we wanted to watch the football game and the only place to do that was in the Casino Lounge, smoke and all. We ordered some drinks (I had Perrier), and at halftime decided to go back to our cabin to watch. While there were about 7 televisions, you couldn't hear or see anything and unless you were sitting on a very uncomfortable stool at the bar.
The next morning was a scheduled Day at Sea. We went to the buffet for breakfast. I love breakfast. I really do. Well, I took something I thought were scrambled eggs, bacon and what appeared to be a bagel. I have thought long and hard about how to describe this breakfast, so here goes: You could have used the scrambled eggs for attic insulation and the bagel was so hard I could have used it for a life preserver. The food was not only physically inedible; the eggs had a strange flavor and consistency so I couldn't eat it. I am not a skinny chick; I love food. But this gunk was not even in the same category of food. If a well-known celebrity chef ate this, or even saw this, he would have chucked the plate of food at the wall and exclaimed, " SHUT IT DOWN!"
That night for dinner it was lobster tail and shrimp. The lobster piece was tasty. The shrimp were overcooked and hard with had a weird flavor profile. I, of course, had Chocolate Melting Cake for the second night in a row. That was very good. We also determined that the wait staff were not assigned to one table, they had a section and so anyone of three people were waiting on you. Still polite but not friendly, still no chit-chat. I like chit-chat. As a bonus, they are forced to dance for you. Those dances they make them do are just cruel. It's unsettling watching them "get low, low, low, low, low," or wiggling their hips while "hey sexy lady" is playing. Kinda creepy.
So now we get to Day 2...The Day I Ate the Food that Made Me Sick. We couldn't dock at Grand Turk, so we got an extra Day at Sea. I went for a massage after breakfast (cottage cheese and fruit, I wasn't eating Sponge Bob Square Pants Eggs again.) For lunch I decided to try Fat Jimmy's BBQ located outside on Deck 5. This is a grill and a small BBQ buffet showcased in the hot sun. It's only open on "C" (sea) days so this was an unscheduled opening. I would come to regret my food choice. I had a small piece of chicken, pulled pork (no sauce) and the creamed corn. Big mistake as 16 hours later my stomach hurt, I wasn't hungry (me?) and then the fun started. If visiting the bathroom over and over is fun. My theory is that due to the unscheduled Sea Day, the BBQ food was re-served from the day before. That's my theory and I am sticking to it.
Day 3 I tried to eat breakfast, all I could even think about eating was a bagel, but the bagel was so hard it was like a teething biscuit but I wasn't hungry anyway. I had diarrhea the rest of the trip. Thank goodness I wasn't vomiting. My husband had a bottle of Pepto Bismol which was great because they don't sell it in the shop onboard. Our stop that day was Falmouth, Jamaica but I didn't get off the ship. For lunch I ordered room service and got a Reuben and chips which was decent. I went to dinner and ordered the Grilled Chicken and rice, you know plain food. The chicken was rubbery (big surprise, right?) and the rice was hard like leftovers. I took one bite of the chicken and it all sat there the rest of the meal. At the end of the meal, about 20 minutes later, when the waiter came to take the dinner away he asked me if I wanted something else. If he had come by at some point during the meal that would have been nice. Not when you are clearning dishes.
Next day was a Sea Day. For those of you keeping track, I have not left the ship yet. We did the Comedy Brunch. Arrived at 9am, ate the bagel and lox breakfast which was normal (OMG, call the press). We didn't see any comedy; we left at 10am. I spent the rest of the day in the stateroom lying in bed and running to the bathroom. I was eating Pepto like it was candy and hoping I would get better. Oh and wondering how I was going to get off the ship, to the airport, on a plane and home without Depends or Oops I *rapped My Pants.
Next day we were in Nassau, and I was not able to get off the toilet/ship even TO GO SHOPPING. The horror. Another day, another roll of toilet paper. For lunch I went with my husband to Guys Burger Joint. I thought I could eat a plain hamburger. The server behind the counter was possibly being half-joking saying I had to order my burger as described on the menu or he wouldn't take the order. I couldn't say, "I want a hamburger", I had to say, "Plain Jane without S.M.C." So either he had was following rules or he was being a tool.
For dinner I could not face the heavy menu in the dining room so we opted for Sushi at the Japanese restaurant. This is a pay restaurant and it was edible. Two weird things: the chairs were so high I could not climb up by myself to get on it. I am 5' tall. Secondly, in the middle of dinner, the female servers were forced to hand out tour-guide flags to everyone and then dance and sing to "Turning Japanese" by the Vapors. Uncomfortable? Oh yes, I think so.
Although I did not get to see any shows, my husband went to the Motown one and was so disappointed it was not a production number like we used to get. It was four guys trying to get the audience to sing.
Finally, yah it's time to go home. I'm getting off the ship!! I now know how my grandparents felt coming to America on a ship where people got sick, the food was awful and they did not leave the ship the whole time.
I must have had a guardian angel because we had early VIP debarkation, our luggage came out fast, we hopped in a cab, no traffic, made it to the airport by 8:15am got onto a standby flight AND I got an aisle seat and there were no delays. Whew!
Although I injected humor into this review, I want everyone to know I, a Platinum Carnival cruiser, am serious when I say I will never go on another Carnival cruise again. The staff was robotic, most didn't give a *rap about us, some almost to the point of resentment. The food was inedible and awful. For ten years I have defended Carnival when people bad-mouthed them. No more. Goodbye old friend, you certainly sent me off with a bang. Less
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This 75-second video provides a quick introduction to the Concurrency Visualizer, a new profiling tool available in Visual Studio 2010. The Concurrency Visualizer enables you to look under the hood of your parallel applications and quickly discover performance bottlenecks. If you're hungry to learn more, visit http://blogs.msdn.com/visualizeparallel.
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Land-use change emissions: How green are the bioplastics?
Recently, a discussion has emerged around greenhouse gas emissions due to direct and indirect land use change (LUC) of expanding agricultural areas dedicated to bio-products production. Converting rainforests, peatlands, savannas, or grasslands to produce food crop-based bio-products creates a "carbon debt" by releasing 9 to 170 times more CO2 than the annual greenhouse gas (GHG) reductions that these bio-products (such as the bioplastics) would provide by displacing petroleum-based products (conventional plastics).
In this work, we demonstrate the importance of accounting for the LUC emissions in the LCA studies devoted to the analysis of the environmental impact of bio-based products and in particular of the bioplastics. To this end, an original case study has been carried out on the comparison between the LCAs of shoppers made from Mater-Bi (corn-based bioplastic) and polyethylene, including the LUC emissions. The obtained results highlight the strong influence of the LUC emissions on the GHGs saving achievable by displacing petroleum-based plastics with bioplastics and point out the importance of using waste biomass or biomass grown on degraded and abandoned agricultural lands to produce bioplastics that, in this manner, can offer immediate and sustained GHG advantages. © 2010 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Environ Prog, 2010


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exercising....get started on my pilates videos and go strong. then kaboom...sick of it.
i have absolutely no sticktoitiveness at all.
at least i've stuck with my job for 2 years. my man for going on 12 years. my hobby going strong after almost 2 years. normally, i like to mix things up. weird for someone who hates change. but i guess since i have so many constants you need change every now and again. who knows!
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Rogers Communications Inc.'s chief executive believes a new cellular carrier would not have the ability to invest in Canada's capital-intensive wireless market and succeed.
Guy Laurence was careful to note his deference to Ottawa's wireless policy as he returned to a familiar talking point in his first substantial media briefing since taking charge of the company in December.
He said while the federal government is keen to pursue the idea of a fourth national carrier and has taken a cue from European markets, countries such as France and Germany have begun to question the workability of four players and favour consolidation.
"Industries such as ours are hugely capital intensive and traditionally in a lot of countries they can support different brands but only three major carrier groups," he said. "I'm not saying the government is wrong. I'm not saying that they should change their policy. My personal view is that it's difficult to see a scenario where a fourth carrier could be successful."
During a discussion with reporters on Friday after the company unveiled a management restructuring, he said smaller competitors don't have to spend on networks the same way Rogers does.
"Small fry come along and they offer these very glitzy things," Mr. Laurence said, referencing an unlimited data, talk and text offering from Wind Mobile. "But do they have the technical expertise? Do they have the call centres? Are they going to invest in customer experience like me? I don't think so."
The idea of a strong player to challenge Rogers, Telus Corp. and BCE Inc. has dominated industry talk since last summer, when Verizon Communications Inc. eyed the Canadian market.
At the time, then-CEO of Rogers Nadir Mohamed also questioned whether a fourth player could succeed, arguing that Wind Mobile, Mobilicity and Public Mobile – the three wireless-only players that entered the market after the 2008 auction of cellular airwaves – were flailing.
Ottawa rejected the argument then and has since steadfastly maintained that it will not allow the incumbent carriers to acquire spectrum licences earmarked for new entrants.
While Verizon ultimately decided against expanding north, the fallout from last summer's bruising back and forth between the Big Three and the government has continued as Ottawa has dug into initiatives designed to promote competition.
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission is reviewing the rates large players charge their smaller competitors for wholesale roaming on their networks and in the interim, and the federal government says it will introduce caps on those rates. Wind Mobile has applauded that move and insists it remains a viable fourth player in the Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta markets, although it is facing financing challenges.
The Competition Bureau has filed submissions in the CRTC proceeding that came down hard on Canada's established wireless players, asserting that the incumbents enjoy "market power" and arguing the industry could be more competitive. The bureau stated in a May 15 filing that there are high barriers to entry not just because of the vast capital costs but also due to the incumbents' use of long-term contracts, as well as bundling with other products such as television and Internet, which makes it hard for new players to attract subscribers.
Barclays Capital analyst Phillip Huang questioned in a recent research note whether the government's approach to wholesale roaming rates has been "more bark than bite," noting that the actual implementation of the wholesale roaming rate caps, expected in June, "will not be very onerous on the Big Three."
Nonetheless, the incumbents remain wary of crossing Ottawa. The Globe and Mail reported last week that Telus dropped its $350-million takeover bid for Mobilicity, a deal it has repeatedly tried to close despite the government's strong opposition to it.
The Globe reported in April the federal government threatened to bar Telus from next year's auction for spectrum licences in the 2,500 MHz band if the incumbent persisted in trying to acquire Mobilicity's spectrum.
Neither the government nor Telus have formally commented on the company's decision to withdraw its bid and Mobilicity, which is operating under creditor protection, says a court-ordered mediation continues this week.
Telus's executive chairman, Darren Entwistle, also took a deferential tone when speaking of Ottawa at an investor conference in Boston last week.
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President Laurent Gbagbo held an election, and assured the world it would be free. Votes were counted by an impartial UN group and it turned out the president was not the first one present in the hearts of his fellow countrymen. Laurent was confused. He thought when one ran an election the outcome was that the incumbent president was re-elected. Isn't that was the norm in many African nations? Heck, if you don't wind up with a majority of votes there are two alternatives: throw out votes secured by opponents in order to ensure you are ahead or just blame the entire damn outcome on Europeans colonialists like his friend Robert Mugambe does in Zimbabwe. Unfortunately for Gbagbo the UN was supervising the election and was determined the winner would win. Laurent sent thugs into arrest those who ran against him and after a nice beating they were expected to apologize for even running in the election and get the heck out of the nation.
There simply was too much publicity about the stolen election and refusal on the part of the UN to leave made the situation rather sticky for the president. To make matters worse, the presidents of Benin, Sierra Leone and Cap Vert rushed to see Laurent and urged him to leave office. The outcome is still unclear. Who knows, perhaps democracy might win a battle in an African nation.


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What rims tires fit 2009 X6 with Sport and Active Steering?
i have a nice set of 20" y rims on a sport package x6 (staggard) with active steering, but the snow will be here in a few months and i cannot imagine 20" summer tires are going to be friendly in Boston. does anyone know what i need to look for when moving to a 19" rim for this kind of unique x6 set up? Will 19 x 8.5 work for all 4 or do i have to have a set of 19 x 10 in the back? i am not concerned with sport performance per se, but certainly do not want to mess up the ABS or speed controls. any pointers for a software geek trying to not buy the wrong rims/tires?
You should be OK with any 19" rim compatible with the X6. I had the 214 Y spoke 20's on my 2010 and ran (forgot the number) 19" Star Spokes for the winter setup that I believe are 19x8.5. I also had the 2010 Sport package with Adaptive Drive and experienced no issues, the car drives a lot better on snow tires on the 19's here. In Colorado!
I'm new to the forum. I'm purchasing an X6 3.5 with the M package ...includes 20" Y spoke tires. I need snow tires and am being told by my sales person that I have very few options... and that I need a 19" rim. That's not an issue ...but there appears to be only one rim choice ...and that seems like a crock... to me. Can I put any 19" rim that BMW makes on this car ...like their 19" rim that comes with the Sports Package on my M package (not M series) or is my salesperson right. I certainly hope he's wrong. Please help.
i got real lucky and found a set of 19" rims from an x6 on Craigslist, but there are a lot of options on ebay as well. I would check that out. Not sure what the dealer meant as there are more than one style option, but, i think only one 'size' tire you can get with the 19": anything bigger may hit the wheel well during turns, etc. Pay attention if your wheels are staggard offset (likely that they are) and be sure you search for staggard x6 wheels on ebay.
Are you familiar with the differences between the X6 with an M Sports package and an X6 without the package. Just to ask a more specific question. Are the hub size and offsets a different size in the two vechicles? I can't get a good answer from y dealer.
I just recently purchased (don't even have it yet) a lightly used 2012 X6. It has 19 inch 212's. Does anyone know if switching out to 20 inch 336's requires the wheel arch extensions or not? Most of the pics I see of 336's don't appear to have them. Thanks,
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The success of a prosthetic restoration largely depends on the accuracy with which the preparation of the tooth (or teeth) is carried out, given that excessive/insufficient reduction of dental tissue can either lead to retention problems or to the thickness of the ceramic material not corresponding to the functional loads. In addition, if one does not protect the anatomically critical areas during dental preparations, the pulp or periodontal tissue could be injured. Therefore, sufficient professional knowledge and perfect control of instruments are fundamental preconditions for achieving a good final result. This applies to the anatomical preparation phase (ie, the selective reduction of dental volumes in view of the restoration's final shape, as well as to the finishing of the abutment's margins and surfaces).
Special care has to be taken during the positioning of the preparation margin (ie, the final phase of the preparation of a tooth immediately preceding impression taking). For greater protection of the biological structure, the literature indicates that the prosthetic margin should ideally be placed close to or even above the gingiva, thus ensuring better accessibility and improved visibility of the contours. However, the constantly growing aesthetic demands and the need to disguise the restoration between natural dental elements force the clinician to create suitable thicknesses and position the prosthetic margin from the vestibular side to the intrasulcular region (ie, near or sometimes in direct contact with the epithelial attachment).
To avoid injuries and changes to the periodontal tissue during intrasulcular positioning and to counter such problems, clinicians have been using modified chamfer preparations for years. This requires a clinician to use diamond rotary instruments for anatomical preparations whose design is more pronounced than a vertical chamfer but less than a rounded shoulder. This offers the dental laboratory technician sufficient space for the creation of stable prosthetic margins even during the firing of the ceramics and, therefore, highly precise and aesthetically pleasing prostheses. At the same time, this procedure is easier on the dental structure than conventional methods of manufacturing dentures, especially in areas where aesthetics are of great importance.
The intrasulcular positioning entails the necessity for tissue relocation, either to finish the preparation or to allow the impression material to enter the subgingival region, but above all it entails the necessity to work with instruments that come in direct contact with soft tissues. It has been established that rotary instruments that come in contact with soft tissue can cause tearing and bleeding and, even in mild cases, can lead to oozing hemorrhages that impair or considerably reduce the legibility of the impression. To prevent such issues and allow better control of the instruments during the positioning and finishing phases, it is recommended to use oscillating instruments. The advantage of oscillating instruments is that they are easier to handle during these delicate phases because they: (1) are safer on soft tissues, (2) do not cause damage and bleeding of the gum tissue, and (3) create an ideal finish of the dental surface in preparation for the subsequent cementation phase.
The author initially developed and used ultrasonic tips (diamond instruments coated at 90 µm) of the same shape and dimensions as rotary instruments. They were used at a high setting for modified chamfers to position the margin and at a low setting to finish the core. The ultrasonically driven piezoelectric power source causes the instruments to vibrate at a frequency of approximately 30,000 MHz. The different settings do not affect the frequency, but the oscillation's amplitude. This means that, at the same frequency, high settings produce wide oscillations capable of removing dentin, therefore allowing the lowering of the preparation margin without harming the soft tissue. At low settings, the instrument vibrates with minimum oscillation amplitude, in which case it is unable to remove dentin. The instrument cannot only finish the core surface in complete safety, but can also create the ideal degree of surface roughness for a homogenous distribution and perfect function of the cement. Although these tips have sparked off a revolution in the technique of lowering the preparation margin, the disadvantage of these ultrasonic instruments is that they have a limited operational area because of the way they vibrate. They are only capable of performing linear oscillations. In other words, oscillating instruments can only move in 2 directions. Consequently, the oscillating effect in some areas around the instrument is limited or reduced. It is, therefore, essential that a certain tilted position be maintained during the preparation to avoid limiting the performance of the instrument. The dental assistant must blow air on the operative site during the preparation to remove some of the cooling water. This action must be taken because the water comes between the instrument and the dentin, shielding the dentin from the action of the instrument with an effect similar to that of hydroplaning.
To overcome these limitations, a sonic handpiece (KOMET SF1LM [KOMET USA]) was developed and introduced. It works with sonic vibrations (less frequent oscillations, approximately 6,000 Hz), but with an equal efficiency thanks to its adapted amplitude of vibrations (< 200 µm, depending on setting). Contrary to ultrasonic instruments, sonic instruments are not driven by an electrical power source. They are air-driven, allowing a sonic handpiece to be used like an ordinary handpiece. It simply attaches to the air tube of the dental turbine. The KOMET SF1LM has a MULTIflex connection. (MULTIflex is a registered trademark of KaVo Dental) The oscillation generated by this type of power source expands in all directions. Therefore, it is not linear; however, it traces an elliptical shape. This has led to the development of an instrument where, when vibrating, every part of its surface is active: the range sonic tips are available for different indications. This enables the sonic tip to be used in every possible angle of inclination. Unlike ultrasonic tips, sonic instruments do not need to be held at a strenuous fixed tilt angle during use. This makes the sonic tips easier to control, even by less experienced users. The vibrations' lower frequency does not limit the action of the instrument (ie, excellent cutting through dentin at high settings and optimal finishing at low settings), but presents an advantage of creating a roughness of a few microns while smoothing the dentin's surface. This promotes the retentive properties of the cement, which in these conditions flows perfectly, limiting the formation of undesirable and dangerous voids.
Two sonic tips with different diameters in the shape of a modified chamfer are now available: SF979.000.014 (0.14 mm) and SF979.000.016 (0.16 mm) with 0.64 µm for the positioning of the finishing line and the finer grit version SF8979.000.014 and 016 with 0.25 µm for perfect finishing of the finishing line. The KOMET SF1LM offers 3 settings (different amplitudes). For preparation and finishing of crown margins the KOMET SF1LM should be set to level 1.
Technique for Using the Sonic Handpiece
A patient presented requiring aesthetic restorations with the need to prepare the teeth for full coverage crowns on teeth Nos. 6 through 11 (Figures 1 and 2). To avoid injuries and changes to the periodontal tissue during intrasulcular positioning, the author initially used a rotary diamond instrument designed to cut anatomical preparations with modified chamfers margins (Figure 3). To further refine the preparations, a KOMET SF1LM sonic handpiece with a medium grain oscillating tip (SF979.000.016) was used on the margins (Figure 4), followed by 2 fine grain tips (SF8979.000.014/016) for finishing buccal, palatal and interproximal areas (Figures 5 to 8). As stated previously, oscillating instruments are easier to handle during these delicate phases because they are gentler on soft tissues, do not damage the gum tissue, and create an ideal finish of the dental surface in preparation for the subsequent cementing phase.
The author finished the preparations by manually using a rounded chisel with a similar modified chamfer design (Figures 9 and 10). Inspection of the completed preparations revealed that no damage was done to any soft tissue (Figures 11 and 12). An impression was taken of the cores using polyether material (Permadyne H [orange] and Permadyne L [blue] [3M ESPE]), showing a clear description of the sulcus without tears or pulls (Figure 13). The accurate impression allowed the dental technicians to create flawless restorations that were then delivered with minimal adjustments (Figure 14).
|Figure 1. Preoperative frontal view.
|Figure 2. Preoperative sagittal view.
|Figure 3. A rotary instrument and tip with a
modified chamfer design.
|Figure 4. Sonic handpiece (KOMET SF1LM [KOMET USA]) and medium grain oscillating tip (size 016 = diameter of 1.6 mm) for positioning the preparation margin.
|Figure 5. A fine grain sonic tip (016) was used in the buccal and palatal area.
|Figure 6. A fine grain sonic tip (014) was used in the interproximal area.
|Figure 7. A medium grain (64 µm) sonic tip (016) for positioning the preparation margin.
|Figure 8. A fine grain (25 µm) oscillating tip was used for finishing the buccal area.
|Figures 9 and 10. Manual finishing using a scalpel designed with a modified chamfer design for greater enlargement.
|Figure 11. Buccal view of the finished preparations. (Note that there was no injury to the soft tissue.)
|Figure 12. Occlusal view of the finished preparations. (Note that there was no injury to the soft tissue.)
|Figure 13. The final restoration.
|Figure 14. The patient smiling, showing the completed final restoration.
The success of prosthetic treatments can be largely influenced by the performance of the instruments and the use of suitable materials. This allows for consistent quality, while enhancing the practitioner's skills. In this context, sonic instruments represent an advancement in ultrasonic technology that has revolutionized the way in which we position and finish the prosthetic margin, completely eliminating the disadvantages related to linear vibration. Today, there is a variety of versatile precision instruments that allow preservation of the dental and gingival tissue during surgical interventions. In the author's opinion, these instruments are easy to control even by those who have only just started using this method.
Disclosure: Dr. Massironi reports no conflicts of interest.


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There are no tax penalties levied on the length of time you live in your home. For income tax purposes, you need to apportion your income between states / DC based on residency dates, and will then generally be able to receive a credit for income taxes paid to another district and/or the ability to apportion income.
What you may want to note is that if there is a gain for when you sell a main home, you may be able to exclude the gain from income. I'm not sure where you moved from and if you are selling that house, but if so you will be required to wait for a period of time in your Washington DC home before you can again sell that one and exclude gain.
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Gross income shall not include gain from the sale or exchange of property if, during the 5-year period ending on the date of the sale or exchange, such property has been owned and used by the taxpayer as the taxpayer's principal residence for periods aggregating 2 years or more.
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That is correct.
There is a $250K limitation ($500K married filing joint) to the amount of gain that can be excluded. See the link above.
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Your tax rate is going to bear on other income, deductions, and credits of which I am not aware. Medical expenses, for example, could count.
The extent of depreciation claimed on your rental property and your basis in that rental property is not available to me. This is critical for calculating gain. I'm just going to assume your basis is around $25K after depreciation given what you said you paid for it.
This gain will probably be taxed at a rate of 20% for 2011, unless Congress Acts, but a portion could be taxed at 10% or even an ordinary rate for the depreciation (IRC 1250).
Furthermore, IRC requires you allocate the excludable gain to periods of non-qualified use (beginning on/after January 1, 2009 - see below), and will also allow certain exceptions for medical purposes to the two year ownership and use requirements above (see IRC 121(c)).
Long story short, get the help of a tax professional who has copies of your prior returns, current year documents, and other specifics to get a tax projection should you wish to sell the house.
I'm going to give a nice guess here and say for 1) $50,000, 2) $33,000, and for 3) $16,500. I believe I'm off, sorry.
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(4) 1 Exclusion of gain allocated to nonqualified use
(A) In general Subsection (a) shall not apply to so much of the gain from the sale or exchange of property as is allocated to periods of nonqualified use.
(B) Gain allocated to periods of nonqualified use
For purposes of subparagraph (A), gain shall be allocated to periods of nonqualified use based on the ratio which-
(i) the aggregate periods of nonqualified use during the period such property was owned by the taxpayer, bears to
(ii) the period such property was owned by the taxpayer.
(C) Period of nonqualified use For purposes of this paragraph-
(i) In general The term "period of nonqualified use" means any period (other than the portion of any period preceding January 1, 2009) during which the property is not used as the principal residence of the taxpayer or the taxpayer's spouse or former spouse.
(ii) Exceptions The term "period of nonqualified use" does not include-
(I) any portion of the 5-year period described in subsection (a) which is after the last date that such property is used as the principal residence of the taxpayer or the taxpayer's spouse,
(II) any period (not to exceed an aggregate period of 10 years) during which the taxpayer or the taxpayer's spouse is serving on qualified official extended duty (as defined in subsection (d)(9)(C)) described in clause (i), (ii), or (iii) of subsection (d)(9)(A), and
(III) any other period of temporary absence (not to exceed an aggregate period of 2 years) due to change of employment, health conditions, or such other unforeseen circumstances as may be specified by the Secretary.
(c) Exclusion for taxpayers failing to meet certain requirements
(1) In general
In the case of a sale or exchange to which this subsection applies, the ownership and use requirements of subsection (a), and subsection (b)(3), shall not apply; but the dollar limitation under paragraph (1) or (2) of subsection (b), whichever is applicable, shall be equal to-
(A) the amount which bears the same ratio to such limitation (determined without regard to this paragraph) as
(i) the shorter of-
(I) the aggregate periods, during the 5-year period ending on the date of such sale or exchange, such property has been owned and used by the taxpayer as the taxpayer's principal residence; or
(II) the period after the date of the most recent prior sale or exchange by the taxpayer to which subsection (a) applied and before the date of such sale or exchange, bears to
(ii) 2 years.
(2) Sales and exchanges to which subsection applies
This subsection shall apply to any sale or exchange if-
(A) subsection (a) would not (but for this subsection) apply to such sale or exchange by reason of-
(i) a failure to meet the ownership and use requirements of subsection (a), or
(ii) subsection (b)(3), and
(B) such sale or exchange is by reason of a change in place of employment, health, or, to the extent provided in regulations, unforeseen circumstances.


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Mary Catherine "Kate" Bruns, 79, of Sidney, Ohio, passed away on Monday, May 12, 2008, at the Pavilion Nursing Home in the care of Hospice of Sidney, Ohio.
Born on January 24, 1929, in Pleasant Hill, Ohio. She married the late Louis F. Bruns of Osgood, Ohio, after WWII and moved to Inverness, Florida, in 1972 where she lived for over 20 years. She enjoyed playing BINGO, gardening, sewing, crocheting and was of Catholic Faith.
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I wrote this a year ago. It still applies. I frequently talk with pastors, and the struggle they are enduring is unbelievable. It's believable to me though because I've experienced it and experience it still. This is what I wrote a year ago and I repost it in total because I would say the exact same thing today.I am a pastor who left the ministry. It was one of the most difficult decisions and transitions I ever made. It's not just a matter of changing one's career. It is much more complex … [Read more...]
Sarah and her Ativan
Has this happened to you?It has happened to me. More than once. Almost never a good thing. Not the Ativan, but the anxiety.Want to hear something strange? Whenever I see a cop or a patrol car my stomach sinks. It's just automatic. I don't know why. My dad was a cop for his entire career. So I know that there are good cops. But I still have this wave of anxiety wash over me when I see one. If I end up in an encounter with one, well then the anxiety elevates to a new level. Why? Because it … [Read more...]
pastors who don't believe in God
I listened to an amazing Tapestry show on CBC radio yesterday called Pastors Who Don't Believe in God (click on the link to listen to an audio of the interview). It was very moving to listen to "Adam" (not his real name), an American pastor who's voice was disguised and details slightly changed to protect his identity. I don't want to give away too much, but you don't have to agree with everything they say. The bottom line is that so many people are going through a crisis of belief, faith and … [Read more...]
devil's top 10
"Remember that the nearer a man comes to the truth, the more sensitive he must become to error" (The Cloud of Unknowing).Pastors, priests, imams, rabbis, etc., all have the wonderful privilege of serving, caring for, teaching and guiding people.But these same roles can also provide some with the conditions for controlling, harming, duping and misleading people. Some find these positions empowering and render them with feelings of entitlement.The scriptures warn those who teach.Because … [Read more...]
size matters
Years ago when I was planting a church, I met another young, energetic pastor who was planting another one in the same town. I think our respective denominations must've read the report on cities and towns most receptive to the idea of new churches and sent us there at the same time. I started and proceeded organically, forming relationships with people and quietly letting it be known we were there.But this guy... we met for coffee often... he had it all down to a science. Literally. He had it … [Read more...]
cartoon: pastors & dogs counterparts
This is a kindly joke. Pastor: which one are you? Member: which one is your pastor? Maybe have a small group about it. I've been all of them, depending on my particular state of mind. There are others I could have included, but hey, there's only so much room. You can buy a print of this cartoon here. Great gift! … [Read more...]


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I'm Dan, and thought I would introduce myself on this duck hunting forum. It will be 2 yrs being in AK later this week. I'm 50 and it's just me and my lab up here.
Until I find myself back into a boat, I don't really have a good enough reason to live on the Kenai; especially come duck season. I haven't visited anywhere above Anchorage except for the drive through when I moved here and I just stayed on the highways. I've often thought about moving elsewhere in alaska if I can find the duck hunting to be better than over in Kenai. Is there anyone who usually kills 100 ducks a year up here? Where I have to hunt along the kenai flats I have to pack decoys and gear and walk it a mile. I don't do that anymore with 50 lbs of crap on my back.
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While the blinds are indeed VERY COOL, I would NEVER again do business with this company... They were HORRIBLE when I used them to get vertical blinds for two windows... I didn't even use their installation, just obtaining the blinds was an experience I would like to forget...
Just a heads up for anyone thinking of using these guys, do some research, I am not the only one who has had major issue with them... I wish I had "googled" them before I gave them my money...
That's just hilarious... Sorry about your problems with them inxsone. I would never put these in my house to be honest, but it's pretty funny.
figuring out the price alone made me choke.
Those are awesome, but the price is killer!
awwww, i am a big kid!!!!! I would buy some for sure. If I could.
Great find!!
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No solo pic of Jango! They have a solo picture of a bug...but not Jango! Did these people even watch EPII?


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The Lavender Country and Folk Dancers are a 'gender role-free' dance organization. Their site includes information about gender role-free contra and other dance clubs and events.
The International Association of Gay/Lesbian Country Western Dance Clubs coordinates the activities of its member clubs and serves as a central source of information about the Gay & Lesbian Country Western dance scene. The primary purpose of the organization is "To promote country western dancing, activities and music to all persons without regard to age, sex, gender or gender identity, religion, national or cultural origin, sexual orientation, disability or HIV status."
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CHOCÓ - 2013 Colombian Film Festival
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Sunday, March 24, 2013 at 4:00 PM (EDT)
A hard-working woman with two children and a drunkard for a husband.
In the mornings, Choco works in a gold mine along the San Juna river. In the afternoons she cleans clothes for richer famiiles. And when her daughter turns 7, the only thing Choco wants is to buy her a birthay cake. A humble wish that could change her life.
Chocò is the story of a woman from the rural areas in the pacific coast of Colombia, subjugated by her husband and by the dominant male tradition from this part of the country. She portrays the life of many women who undergo violence and mistreatment at home not only in Colombia but in the entire World.
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Best snack for in the blind and great on a cold day.
I like using teal but any duck works
1) breast out your duck
2) cut your breasts into chicken nugget size chunks
3) sprinkle on some lowrys and cajun seasoning
4) cover one side of the nuggets with cream cheese
5) then put a sliced jalapeno on the other side of the breast.
6) wrap with one slice of bacon and secure with tooth picks
7) cook on grill till bacon is crispy and eat up
Hope you guys like them. There not bad with alittle ranch too


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