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Galaxy on Fire 2 is an engaging romp through space with something for everyone to enjoy
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MMA by EA Sports A must have for any fighting game fan
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For all the work you will be doing to your car you should not stop at the pulling the cowl and fixing the problem properly. To anything less is half a job.
Odds are you need a new window seal anyway if you have the old one.
Buy a good spot weld drill, the mill kind not the circle cutter kind. Spend a day drilling spot welds and then build up the new inner parts. The cowl practically self locates, but just be sure by drilling a few holes for screws before you take it apart.
I did it on my fastback. I scared to pull it off not having a clue what I was doing at the time. Turns out to be pretty easy to do. I even made up all the inner cowl stuff from scratch. In the end you will be glad you did.
There is one other fix, but it will only work on minor cowl problems. Some have cut open just the end where it is hidden by the fender.
Any other cutting and welding back on would be more risk and work than just doing the spot welds. Too much chance to damage or warp the top of the cowl.
Just keep in mind you are about to spend some significant $$$ trying to make a classy car. Fixing the cowl vent is very cheap, mostly just your labor. I did mine for the cost of two bits on circular spot cutter plus the cost of the mig welding. The metal was picked from the trash, a microwave oven.
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Morse "Interested" in Toccoa Job, No Final Decision Yet
Franklin County Manager Billy Morse said Tuesday he has not made any decision about coming back to his old job as City Manager of Toccoa, but adds he is considering it.
Morse confirmed Tuesday afternoon that Toccoa City Commissioners had reached out to him.
"We are talking at this point in time," said Morse. "They are very interested in me coming back to be city manager and I am very interested in hearing what they have to say."
Morse went on to say that he has enjoyed and is enjoying serving as the Franklin County Manager.
"It is going very well," said Morse. "I appreciate the opportunity FranklinCounty has given me. I feel like we have done a lot of good things in the last four years and I have a good group of commissioners I have enjoyed working with. The staff is wonderful. It (Toccoa) is just another opportunity that has been presented to me."
Recently, Morse's contract with Franklin County was renewed and extended for another two years.
However, Morse said there is a clause in that contract that would allow him to leave with a 30-day notice.
Meanwhile, Franklin County Commission Chair Thomas Bridges said he was aware of the talks between Morse and the City of Toccoa, but said no decision by Morse had been presented to him.


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Brand new from Simon's Cat, here's 'Fly Guy' with so many laugh out loud moments, this may be the best one yet!
I cannot fully express how much I love Simon's Cat cartoons! This one is GREAT!!!
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I cannot fully express how much I love Simon's Cat cartoons! This one is GREAT!!!
I love it, but "Cat Man Do" is still my favourite as it's what my cat does every morning.
ROFL!!!! Too true!! I love Simon's Cat
Fabulous down to the most hilariously subtle "cat dance" moves! I loved it!
I love the "chattering" when the fly is in the lamp. These cartoons are great!
haha, i love this! i have watched all of the other videos about Simon's cat…this one ranks pretty high on the list! I love the chattering teeth sound..and when it kills the bug and then still wants to play with it. tee hee. nice way to start the morning!
Muahahah. . You definately knows he has a cat – he caught all the "endearing" idiosynchrasies of meowsers.
This is pure genius. I laughed myself silly watching this. Brilliant cat observations, from the chattering teeth to the pawing of the dead fly and stalking it from beneath the paper on the floor.
t.v. dinner is my fave. its like a mini movie of my life.
How did the cartoonist film my cat ? I've never ever seen such a real cat in a cartoon. So true, so hilarious !
Best one for me yet. It really is my cat all the way down to the meows and the dancing moves.
Priceless! Simon, thank you for the giggles. Your work completely captures the reason cats are so beguiling.
These are the best. Crack me up every time.
This movie is the best! That's exactly how much goes on in the house when we, cat owners, are sleeping!
Love it, love it love it! Not only are they too funny, but so beautifully animated. True genius – thank you so much .
The fly splat imitation is absolutely on point. The drapery-ripping sounds, too! Is this the best "Simon's Cat" video? How on earth could anyone choose just ONE???
As hilarious and true as ever! I wish the author would make more and more often. Thanks for the laughs.
That is just too funny! Simon is so creative and really knows cats. I love these videos.
It's not funny…it's painfully accurate. Not that I've ever had a lamp destroyed by a cat chasing a flying insect, mind you, or mugs knocked to the floor because they got in the way of a chase, or curtains that harbored known bugs but could not support the weight of a cat. Nope, never in my house. Buzz.
I laughed so hard I had tears in my eyes! An absolutely spot on scenario, Simon is brilliant!
I love it. I have been waiting so long for another Simaon's Cat – this is hilarious!
Bat! Bat-bat! Swat! RUN AND HIDE!
A superb summing up of some of the attributes that make cats so intriguing, funny and infuriating.
Love Simons cat and Simons sisters dog. My Siamese 'Alfie' loves it too. Tries to catch the sounds from the computer and to see where Simon is hiding behind it. Watches all the videos with me!


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Taylor, who is most well-known for founding job search site Monster.com, holds a business degree from Harvard Business School, and has firmly established his ability to create successful start-up companies. Other ventures by Jeff include Eons.com, a social media site for older generations, and Tributes.com, an online directory of obituaries. Incredibly aware of the changing social media landscape and how it can be exploited, Jeff is an important and influential voice in the world of current business.
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Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Trio Sonata in A Major
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''WOULD you like to try some doughnuts?''
Irwin S. Kruger could not have looked prouder. He was sitting at a small square table at one of his Manhattan restaurants, a cup of coffee in his hand, uniformed staff members and customers swirling around him, and boxes of doughnuts -- cinnamon, chocolate, powdered sugar, tutti-frutti -- arrayed before him. Behind a locked door and a glass wall at Mr. Kruger's back was a doughnut machine, a conveyor belt ferrying circles of pasty batter through a 17-second bath in hot oil. Passers-by on Eighth Avenue could not help stopping and staring through the window as the doughnuts rolled their way down the assembly line toward waiting buckets of cinnamon and powdered sugar.
In a city that has always appreciated its doughnuts, the emergence of a new place to buy fresh-made ones hardly seems surprising. But these are McDonuts. And they are being sold by McDonald's -- or, more precisely, by one McDonald's, a storefront at 429 Eighth Avenue, just south of 35th Street.
This is not some new corporate experiment out of company headquarters in Illinois, the latest attempt at menu diversification by a fast-food behemoth that, business-wise, has seen better days. This is the brainchild of Mr. Kruger, a mild-mannered, enterprising fast-food pioneer who sought to respond to a problem particular to his territory -- a sharp and sudden drop in business after Sept. 11 -- with an experiment in fast-food marketing that has caught the eye of McDonald's executives back in the home office in Oak Brook, Ill.
Someday, perhaps, these doughnuts will be available in other parts of New York State, or in other parts of the nation, or even, one corporate official said, in other parts of the world. But for now, they can be tasted only at the McDonald's Mr. Kruger opened in 1975.Continue reading the main story
''After the 9/11 thing, I became worried that the tourism is really going to affect our future sales potential,'' Mr. Kruger said. ''So I thought about different products and things that might be of interest. It occurred to me that there might be an opportunity to do something new or different. And doughnuts just stuck in my head.''
And why not? For one thing, it's not a big investment. (The doughnut machine cost $35,000.) The doughnuts themselves are not expensive. (Six bite-size ones for $1.) Installing the fryer behind a window on Eighth Avenue was sure to draw attention. And doughnuts are doughnuts -- Mr. Kruger thought they could help him draw the kind of crowd that might otherwise look askance at any food item with the prefix ''Mc.''
''There could be some people who have some misgivings about eating at McDonald's,'' Mr. Kruger said, delicately. ''Fortunately for us, there are more people who think favorably about us. And when you have doughnuts like this -- you know, it's hard to hate a doughnut.''
And then he was off: ''People like it. It's kind of cool. Six of them for a buck! You sell tutti-frutti, six for a buck! It's sort of like an out-of-body experience.''
He caught himself. ''I don't want to get carried away,'' he said, reaching for another doughnut.
As should be clear, Mr. Kruger, 53, is not exactly your standard Golden Arches kind of guy. To be sure, his eyes light up at the memory of attending Hamburger University. (Yes, there really is one.) And he is always eating the food in his stores and -- notwithstanding his Upper East Side home address -- swears he loves his French fries and Big Macs as much as ever.
But when he got his start in the world of McDonald's franchises as a young man in Rhode Island, he established himself by handing out Corvettes as bonuses to his managers. And he opened the first McDonald's in Midtown Manhattan 28 years ago, at a time when New York City was the last place most fast-food companies wanted to open for business.
Today, he has six of them, and is about to open a seventh in the Candler Building in Times Square: three levels, complete with stage lights, television screens -- and a doughnut machine, right off the sidewalk. ''We're right next to 'The Lion King,' '' Mr. Kruger said. He paused before delivering a perhaps slightly practiced punch line. ''Better than the Burger King!''
McDonald's franchisees do have some obligations to the company, of course, and can't do this sort of thing without approval from the bosses. In this case, Mr. Kruger went to the top: he approached Jack M. Greenberg, the chairman and chief executive of McDonald's, when Mr. Greenberg was in New York for the World Economic Forum in February. ''I said, 'Hey, Jack, you're going to love this,' '' Mr. Kruger said.
A spokesman for McDonald's, Walt Riker, said the company applauded Mr. Kruger's initiative and was watching closely to see how he fared, noting that some of McDonald's best-known items -- the Big Mac, for example -- were born in much the same way. ''We've been very lucky in that some of the best ideas in McDonald's history started at restaurants just like Irwin's,'' Mr. Riker said. ''You never know.''
And the doughnuts? (Just to get this out of the way: my first job was making Filet-O-Fish sandwiches at a McDonald's restaurant in Mamaroneck, N.Y. I was fired after a week. The manager, George, never told me why. That was 30 years ago. I am almost over it.) They are really not bad: light and greaseless, with a crisp brown coating. Because they are bite-size, they go down easily -- really too easily.
They come in some of the more conventional variations -- powdered sugar, cinnamon-sugar -- though the irrepressible Mr. Kruger has set his sights beyond the Dunkin' and Krispy horizons. ''We are also fooling around with a couple of things: apple crisp, orange, tutti-frutti, marshmallow, pumpkin, banana and blueberry,'' he said.
''Tutti-frutti!'' he exclaimed, pushing a basket of them across the table. ''These are really fabulous!''
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Park(ing) Day is today; See it at the Junction
One of 37 in Seattle, the awards ceremony is tonight downtown
Park(ing) Day an international event is seeing some local participation today, Sept. 17 in the West Seattle Junction. The installation is directly in front of Easy Street Records at 4559 California Ave s.w. According to the organization's web site "PARK(ing) Day is an annual, worldwide event that inspires city dwellers everywhere to transform metered parking spots into temporary parks for the public good."
Participants are urged to occupy a parking space (legally by acquiring permits) and decorate it as they see fit. All the people involved will come together at 5th and Pine Streets at 6:00 p.m. for an awards ceremony. A large parking lot at that location has a number of displays set up there.
"Park(ing) Day at the West Seattle Junction is a demonstration project to show what to do with all these parking spaces after we run out of oil and don't have any more cars," said Michael Oxman one of the participants. The Junction space actually occupies three full spaces and has a free speech platform for "Anyone who wants to say anything" as a way to promote more free speech. The display also has graphics depicting moments in the history of the free speech movement, designed by Samuel Stubblefield. They show Hyde Park in London, Berkeley near San Francisco and others. "Today we have this platform set up for political candidates or counter culture people or any kind of advocacy group that feels they want to get their message out, this is a good place for them to come down today and do it," said Oxman.
The display was designed by Pat Whempner who said, "I'm here because I have enough time on my hands right now that I get to do things that I think are important, even though they don't pay me for anything. I think Seattle has a great track record in getting sustainability issues to the fore, and I'm proud of Seattle for committing to Park(ing) Day."
The design is based on Oxman's concept of a "Free Speech Platform". "More than ever, right now is a particularly good time to have this discussion, and I think it's a global discussion, it's not just national. Now that we have the kind of communication technology to have the kind of world we have it's more important than ever to have people understand why we have these First Amendment rights and we should be proud of them," Whempner said.
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The National Weather Service doppler radar in Dover, Delaware put on quite the show this morning, but weather had nothing to do with it.
Baltimore is having heavy "Joseph and the Technicolor Dreamcoat" storms right now. CC: @wunderground @capitalweather pic.twitter.com/DIUw2Ca8Dp
— J D (@nevertweety) June 28, 2013
After coming back online following a period of routine maintenance, multi-color rays shot out from the radar's center in all directions.
Bridget De Rosa, a forecaster at the National Weather Service office in Wakefield, Va., responsible for the radar, said nothing unusual was going on.
"When certain products come back online, you can get those blooms," she said.
.@capitalweather NWS Dover radar is temporarily on 'shrooms. Seek alternate imagery. pic.twitter.com/efJk4Phoj8
— Dave Salovesh (@darsal) June 28, 2013
De Rosa said the display pattern was "an anomaly" and had no further explanation, adding a lot of people noticed it because active weather is expected in the region later today.
Perhaps it was the radar's way of recognizing Wednesday's supreme court decision?
@capitalweather @darsal Even the weather is happy about the DOMA strike down!
— Glenn S. (@glenns_music) June 28, 2013


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Price realised EUR 5,625
Estimate EUR 2,500 - EUR 3,500
Marlene Dumas (SOUTH AFRICAN, B. 1953)
Purple Pose
offset lithograph in colours, 1999, on wove paper, signed, titled and dated in pencil, numbered 46/50, (there was a further edition of 7), the full sheet, apparently in very good condition, unexamined out of the frame
L., S. 1225 x 680 mm.
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Jan 2, 2008
How Seinfeld's Secret Productivity Tip Can Make You Money
It's not often a comedian is going to get the spotlight when it comes to productivity and personal leverage, but I had to share this one with you (and no, it's not a joke). The secret to his million-dollar-an-episode success is a simple, ten-second tactic that you can leverage to make yourself follow through on more of the things that make your business money.
Scoreboards Are An Undeniable Motivator
I've always been a long time believer in tracking your successes. Keeping a running log on what you're actually doing to move forward on your projects helps motivate you to do more. If you are kicking out day after day, seeing that success log build up makes you want to follow through even more. If you miss a day or two, but you keep checking that log, you'll feel an internal pressure to get back in the saddle again.
The power of this concept simply generates better results (so much that I've devoted an entire coaching session to it in the 30 Hours a Day program). Reinforcing your successes causes your brain to focus on your goal as an 'eventuality' more than a 'possibility.' And you know from personal experience that when you know for sure that a specific result is going to happen if you take action, you're much more motivated than if you just hope you'll achieve it.
What Seinfeld Says About Productivity
In Brad Issac's post on Lifehacker.com, he describes this exchange with Seinfeld:
He said the way to be a better comic was to create better jokes and the way to create better jokes was to write every day … He revealed a unique calendar system he uses to pressure himself to write. Here's how it works.
He told me to get a big wall calendar that has a whole year on one page and hang it on a prominent wall. The next step was to get a big red magic marker.
He said for each day that I do my task of writing, I get to put a big red X over that day. "After a few days you'll have a chain. Just keep at it and the chain will grow longer every day. You'll like seeing that chain, especially when you get a few weeks under your belt. Your only job next is to not break the chain."
"Don't break the chain," he said again for emphasis.
Over the years I've used his technique in many different areas. I've used it for exercise, to learn programming, to learn network administration, to build successful websites and build successful businesses.
It works because it isn't the one-shot pushes that get us where we want to go, it is the consistent daily action that builds extraordinary outcomes. You may have heard "inch by inch anything's a cinch." Inch by inch does work if you can move an inch every day.
Jerry and Brad have a solid understanding of how to turn up the internal pressure that actually gets the job done. It takes ten seconds to pull a calendar in front of you and mark off a quick win. Here's a few simple ways you can make this happen starting today.
Talk Is Cheap – Do This And Make It Happen
Whether you dig paper, dry erase or the web, there are easy ways to put the power of chains to work for you.
- Buy a laminate calendar from your nearest office supply store and hang it in your office, and keep that dry-erase marker handy.
- Print up a monthly or yearly calendar for free at ePrintables (leave the image off when creating the calendar and you've got a nice empty box to write your goal in). PDFpad works, too. You might want to check Chris and Ben's versions of it as well.
- Use the addictive web-based tool Don't Break The Chain. Simple to use and frees you of the need to use paper (it allows you to create multiple goals so you can manage them easily in one place).
What Is Your First Chain Going To Be About?
Walk the walk – commit to using this powerful technique and then tell us what you're ensuring you make progress on in 2008. And when you're done with that, subscribe to this blog to get great tips like these throughout the year.
4 Responses to "How Seinfeld's Secret Productivity Tip Can Make You Money"
- Jan 5, 2008 Kitty
Thanks for the resource list, I'm a big fan of the chain!
It's a great way to build those powerful habits that will support you achieving your goals.
My first chain was to work each day on developing my business and it really worked wonders – my business actually became my primary focus not just something that comes at the end when everything else is done (ie never).
- Jan 5, 2008 Dave Navarro
Kitty -
Glad to pass along the resources. Chains make all the difference when it comes to follow through!
- Aug 28, 2010 Bryan
Thanks for this, a good reminder about the principle of momentum…never thought to put in a visual framework though…
Great blog by the way
Bryan´s last blog ..Black Intelligence pt 9- THE FEAR OF SUCCESS in the African-American Community


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Sandi Kuaihelani Stevens was born on the Island of Oahu in the 60's. Being from a traditional Hawaiian family, Sandi learned to dance the hula at a very young age. She remembers the training to be very rigorous, but soon learn to love the graceful dance that was past down from her mother's mothers. Growing up in Hawaii brought her many opportunities to dance the hula. The ohana (family) would often gather for weekend luaus to enjoy plenty of food, Hawaiian music and dance. She treasures these special memories of her family fun and desires to pass on the "aloha" as new memories are created.
In 1991 Sandi began working as a flight attendant and was quickly transfered to Fort Lauderdale. She had no idea that she would soon meet her future husband and start her own ohana right there in South Florida. Though many trips were made back to Hawaii, Sandi would still deeply miss her island home. In 1998 she started a hula school and her 5 year old daughter, Emma Kuaihelani, was her first student. The Hawaiian tradition had re-bloomed and it seemed with every week she would meet a new Hawaiian in South Florida. Before long they started to gather for weekend luaus with plenty of food, Hawaiian music and dance.
Since the start of Ohana Arts Inc. in 2000, we have been blessed to have met many very talented Polynesian friends and entertainers, right here in South Florida. We have put together many great shows and educational events and have improved with each one. The desire to pass on the "aloha" and to create awesome memories is still strong. We hope you will consider Ohana Arts for your next special occasion.
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Cuisine: Burgers
Location: Claremont
Today was the start of a well earned break over the holidays, however, I discovered my iMac's hard drive is on the way out so that meant a trip to the service center in Nedlands. Since I was making a trip all the way there and I had spent a few hours backing up data, I thought I deserved a treat and hopped on Urbanspoon to see what restaurants in the area might take my mood. I felt like a burger so I headed to Bilby's Chargrilled Burgers. Located in a residential area you need to keep your eyes peeled for an eatery of some sorts if you're not familiar with the area on Davies Road. There were a few parking spots available so I turned in and opened the door to the sound of a beeping noise to alert the staff a new customer has arrived.
Bilby's is something of an icon in the area and probably one of Perth's longest and first gourmet burger bars. Dating back to 2001, they're still going strong. The name comes from the native endangered animal, the bilby, which the restaurant supports via the "Malcolm Douglas Kimberly Bilby Rescue Project". The interior of the restaurant appears small with a bar along the front windows but there's an alfresco area to the side. The menu covers a wide range of proteins which include lean beef, chicken, fish, steak, kangaroo, camel and crocodile, plus vegetarian. A few burgers also come in a snack size and they also offer drinks, coffees, smoothies, and milkshakes. A quick look at the menu and what is obvious is the pricing – they're quite cheap at $7 – $13 each. Do they deliver on taste for the price though?
I decided to order:
- The Metro Burger – lean beef patty on sundried tomato pesto, topped with caramelised onion, chargrilled capsicum, feta cheese, tomato, lettuce & basil aioli dressing $10.70
- A serve of regular chips $3
There are a few newspapers and magazines to the far right of the venue so I flicked through the newspaper. The burger and chips didn't take all that long to be served, however, I'm not sure why they weren't both brought out at the same time. Along with the food was a serviette and a mintie! Now there's something different. The burger has some height, particularly the bun which I was a little worried about. Fortunately, it squashes down easily and doesn't make it hard to wrap your jaw around it. I liked the bun very much. I'm always a fan of breads with seeds in them apart from the usual sesame seeds. The beef patty was tasty and had good flavour. One bite in and a few juices seeped out but it wasn't a messy burger by any standard. I went searching for the feta and pesto which is on the bottom of the burger with the patty on top followed by the salad on top of the patty. There's not too much feta but enough to provide that distinctive salty flavour without it being overpowering or taking over the burger. I would have liked a little more feta but the balance is acceptable. The sundried tomato pesto, caramelised onions and chargrilled capsicum seem to dim into the background. The pesto is just detectable but the other ingredients get lost amongst the other flavours. As with most gourmet burger restaurants, Bilby's sources the freshest produce and makes all their sauces, mayonaise and marinades daily. The burger is delicious and the chips were lovely too. Could have had a little more salt for more liking and been deep fried longer so they were crisper. For the price they are great value.
Bilby's Food Review Summary
Verdict: Bilby's offers a solid burger offering with a delicious bun filled with seeds and a tasty beef patty with "gourmet" ingredients like feta and sundried tomato pesto. The feta provides a salty kick but is kept in moderation while the pesto provides a moistness in the burger. It's amply filled with salad and other ingredients and will leave you full and satisfied. The chips are quite standard and I did eat them at the end so they had gone a little soggy but they were nice. I did get some crisp ones but I thought they could have been crisper overall and needed a little more salt. With quite a range to choose from, Bilby's offers tasty burgers at excellent prices.
Price: Bargain
Taste: Delicious
Value: Excellent
Recommendation: Recommend
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Robert Krut
Theory of the Walking Big Bang
Big bang—from a distance, of course,
it looks like the big
bang, but get closer
and it's geological time, years—
millions of big bangs—
universes in each step you take,
the rock you displace,
the car that stops to avoid you,
the body you left behind—
all sprouting in a firework explosion of directions
ash landing everywhere, haphazard—
the feet of regret, that pale-faced pony.
Looking back—always a mistake to look back,
you know it's true—but to look back,
everything is crisp—the snap in the air,
the color contrasts of leaves,
the inner lip of a kiss—
but in that moment, up close,
it was a matrix of angles, bursting coordinates
tilting on the second hand—
for all you know now, really, it didn't happen at all.
Or, it happened three feet to the left and ten years ago.
Or, tomorrow morning in the spider web sun rays through the blinds.
Or, never at all.
The small homes, stucco molars,
rise from the Burbank streets
in the purple gut of dusk.
In a noodle house off the main drag,
you sit, twirling udon
in a third-generation beige bowl.
The sound from tables melts
into a hum, low buzz of a fat bee
to harmonize with the neon.
You can see behind the counter,
where an infant runs in circles
until ramming his head into the wall.
Swallowing hot broth, the thought:
we do not become more enlightened
with each life at all.
Instead, we begin fearless,
internally like a slow-dissolving roman candle,
and with each repeating life …
The front window is painted slippery black,
or night has come to the streets,
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Make yourself at home in one of the 200 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves. Rooms have private lanais. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include separate sitting areas and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided on a limited basis.
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I never refuse a homeless person a cigarette if i have one.
I spend too much time reading news.
making you mad
making breakfast
calculating risk/reward
making da ladies swoon
my voice is also really deep
I'm also into jazz (I've had a huge boner for Tokyo club jazz recently), old hip hop, blues, post rock, funk, classic rock, soul, some electronica and punx
I would list some bands, but you've probably never heard of them. (you're not hip enough obviously)
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BONUS ROUND: if you recognize the bernays quote up there.


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A University of Kentucky entomologist is hoping to soon discover the safest and most effective way to destroy the eastern tent caterpillars believed responsible for the outbreaks of mare reproductive loss syndrome experienced in Kentucky and neighboring states over the last two years.Prof. Dan Potter, in a $50,000 project funded by Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation, has a team working on two fronts as the dangerous phase of the insects' life cycle approaches. The first method is finding an environmentally safe and effective compound that can be sprayed on unborn egg masses that will kill the caterpillars before they hatch. The second area being investigated is injection of cherry trees with chemicals that will kill the caterpillars but not endanger horses or the environment.Potter hopes to make his findings public before the spring, even if the entire research project is not completed. John Hettinger, chairman of Grayson-Jockey Club and a principal of Fasig-Tipton, said the Fasig-Tipton Kentucky sale pavilion in Lexington would be made available on short notice when Potter is ready to hold a briefing for horsemen, allowing them to be aware of the ongoing research and make individual decisions regarding eradication of the caterpillars."Our 2002 work identified the strengths (and limitations) of available insecticides and treatment strategies," said Potter. "Several of the canopy-spray products gave excellent, rapid control with at least seven days' residual activity; but one of the most effective products has 'grazing restrictions' on the label, and spraying of 90-foot trees is logistically difficult and expensive."Potter added in the case of tree-injection methods that "it would be useful to have injection products that last longer and are less inherently toxic" than those used to date. Grayson-Jockey Club president Edward L. Bowen announced the caterpillar eradication project during a reception in which a new information video on the foundation was screened. The five-minute video, narrated by recently retired Hall of Fame jockey Chris McCarron, reviews the 62-year history of the foundation and highlights many of the achievements resulting from the nearly $10 million dedicated to 200 research projects at 30 universities. "All these projects generate the steps, large and small, which create a healthier, sounder future for the horse," McCarron said in the video. "The humane treatment of the animal drives the effort, of course, but a healthier horse also creates an economic bonus for the owners and the industry."The video, which seeks to raise awareness of the foundation as well as the need for additional members and donors, will be distributed to racetracks, owners and breeders associations, and various groups throughout the horse industry.
Researchers Seeking Best Way to Eliminate Caterpillars
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