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Local history would be in danger of fading away if not for the work of historical society directors, presidents and boards who continue to labor to keep the past available to the present.
The energy to maintain a town's story comes from the passion of a complement of retirees who staff front desks, archive materials and create welcoming spaces where visitors can research personal histories. The challenge for them all is to raise awareness, attract new members and keep their doors open.
"All-volunteer organizations are struggling," said Rusty Baker, executive director of PA Museums, a non-profit that supports the state's museum community. "Being very small is difficult. You have to do a lot of things and those, relatively well."
Joyce Schmidt, one of the originals of the West Jefferson Hills Historical Society founded 12 years ago, has found that interest in history waxes and wanes. Many young people haven't discovered history's value yet, she said, and those with young families have busy lives but no time to attend meetings. Schmidt remembers when corporations required their professionals to join civic groups, which doesn't happen much anymore.
"It would be wonderful for a group of organized ladies from business to dedicate their time," Schmidt said.
Eighty active members fund their efforts. So do donations gathered after special programs, which often attract new members.
Schmidt is encouraged by each Eagle Scout who connects his project with history. And she is pleased when district history teachers offer extra points for students to engage in the society's work. She also has engaged students in hands-on projects in some of the borough's historic places in hopes of making a connection.
"I talk to the young people and ask them to take a look at the quality that is here."
The Carnegie Historical Society occupies the first floor of the Husler Building and is full of items — including the Honus Wagner Museum, the military uniforms and honor wall, and the famous six-block Main Street model handmade by Walter Stasik for the town's centennial in 1994 — the society's biggest attractions, according to historical society president Dan McGrogan.
He took the lead from his parents, who founded the organization in the early 1990s.
"What we need now are archivists to figure out what we have," McGrogan said. "We need to get a better inventory."
This fosters better research for visitors of the society's family and business files.
"There's always something to do," he said, welcoming anyone with one or two hours to spare. "We don't need strong backs, but organized minds."
Bridgeville Area History Society president Mary Weise is happy to tell the stories behind each item at the center. The doors are open to those who want to view displays, borrow from the library, work on Eagle Scout projects or earn college credits. All the while, a few railroad aficionados meet at the restored train station to discuss their lifelong hobby.
"We're glad to have people come in and poke around," said Larry Godwin, board chairman and a society member for five years.
Support comes from more than 100 dues-paying members and 300 people on the mailing list. Through their help, the society can offer new exhibits and monthly programs that attract 60 to 80 people.
"A person or two expresses interest every month," Godwin, a former history teacher, said, "and we can always use more."
They hope to soon be able to keep Saturday hours.
Relying on donations, it takes additional funding to meet greater needs, such as the upcoming painting of the building that could cost $7,000. They'll reach out to the community and other lovers of area history in hopes of their generosity.
Currently, Weise is helping a few South Fayette residents produce their own history book. She also works with historical societies in Peters Creek, Upper St. Clair and Carnegie.
"We have to keep area history as close to home as possible," she said.
Baker, with the PA Museums, said sharing records is one thing that can help historical societies survive, as well as fundraising and staying in touch.
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By the time we get everything all back in order it's near noon and the wind has picked up. We head back out with spirits a little low due to the wind, but decide to forge ahead anyway. We make a couple stands in the wind and get no takers. The wind is getting worse and our spirits even lower. Cory makes the comment that if I weren't visiting he'd probably just head home. I knew how he felt as I would have done the same thing if I were home, but I wasn't, so we kept going.
Troy with nicely furred female coyote that has a white tipped tail.
Cory takes me to a neat stand overlooking a beautiful little brushy ravine that has a pond right in the bottom of it. I start calling and right away we have a big coyote headed our way. We can see that he has mange because of his hairless rat tail. He checks up at around 75 yards and Cory puts a 55 grain Ballistic Tip through him. The coyote takes off at the shot and over the rise where I can't see him. I stand up, find him in my binoculars and see him flop over on his side. His tail is giving the last wag or two before he dies.
About this time Cory says get down, there's two more. I drop and we call for a while, but they decide they don't want to play the game and eventually leave. My partner gets up to go collect his coyote. I watch him go and expect him to pick it up any second where I last saw it. He can't find it. I join him, and we look for 20 minutes. No sign of it anywhere. We still don't know what happened to it. All we can figure is it may have crawled off. The grass was really tall as well, making it very difficult to search. We sure could have used Tony Tebbe's dog Gunner on that search. In fact there are times every year I wish I had a dog to help track down wounded coyotes. We are disappointed we didn't find it, but what can you do? We decide to press on and go make a few more dry stands.
The day is starting to wind down and we have time for maybe one or two more stands. We set up overlooking a large area of river break/bad lands looking stuff. The wind has settled just a little, but still blowing harder than I like. Just minutes after I start calling, Cory spots a coyote waaaaaaaaay out there. Eventually it commits and starts heading our way. The majority of the time it is out of sight. Fifteen minutes have passed and I'm starting to worry that maybe it has circled down wind and blown out. I decide to try a little pup in distress and suddenly there she is just 50 yards away, but behind some heavy brush. She drops into a deep ravine and disappears. She's close, but I can't see her. Cory makes a few kissing sounds and I see ears 25 to 30 yards away above the grass. One more kiss and she pokes up high enough for me to see her chest facing me straight on. I drop the hammer on her. It felt darn good to pick her up for a picture or two. She was a beautifully furred female. She was unique in that she had a white tipped tail. This might be common in some areas, but pretty rare most places I hunt. In fact, I can only remember killing this one and one other that had a white tipped tail.
We head back to the pickup. I'm actually feeling pretty good considering the conditions and the setbacks from the day. I guess I shouldn't have let me guard down because less than a hundred yards from the truck I step in a badger hole. I couldn't see it because of the tall grass. I go down hard and twist my ankle pretty good. I get up and hobble to the truck. We make one more dry stand and call it a day. In the back of my mind I'm thinking, "Stupid black cat, why did you have to run under my truck and curse this hunt?
Day Three
The night before we called Mitch (a young coyote caller neither of us had ever hunted with before), and told him to meet us at 6:00 am the next morning. At 4:57 am the next morning my phone goes off with a text. I'm like "what-the", who is texting me at this time of the morning? Its Mitch. He's waiting for us on the highway. Apparently he forgot about the time difference between where he lives and where we were, or maybe he just can't tell time. I don't know, but I do know I wasn't completely awake. I tell him to take a nap and call Cory in a half hour. At 6:00 am Cory and Mitch show up to pick me up. I had to ask Mitch if they taught him how to count on more than one hand where he's from. He mumbled something about not wanting to hold us up or be late. I will give him this, he was NOT late. However, if given a choice between a partner being really early or late, I will take early every time. So it's all good.
Cory and Mitch with Corys big male coyote.
We head to my favorite ranch to hunt coyotes. It has always produced. In fact normally there are so many coyotes coming to the call one is almost shooting out of self defense. The wind is calm, sky has a few clouds. Everything is perfect. Shortly after arriving I howl to get a location on where to set up for our first stand. No response. Hmmm, that's odd, usually there are so many coyotes howling back you can't have a conversation with your partner. We decide to go make a stand anyway.
On the way in Cory and I are debating back and forth where we should set up. Mitch chimes in where he thinks we should go, but I finally argue enough and get my way. After all I've been hunting this ranch for 15 years and I knew where the coyotes had come from in the past. Besides what could this youngster know? We set up, Mitch calls this stand. I figure let him call the first stand and get humbled right away. However shortly after he begins calling he spots coyotes. They head our way until they see the pickup and leave. Why wasn't the truck hid better? Wel,l because where they normally come from they didn't. However Mitch had expressed some concern before setting up that the coyotes would see the truck. I wasn't worried about it because they never come from the direction he was concerned about...never until that morning. They came right were Mitch said they would and not where I thought they would. Chalk one up for the youngster.
Meanwhile, I'm over there trying to clean egg off my face. We make a couple more stands in primo places and can't even get a coyote to take a peek at us. I'm starting to worry about that cat curse again. Then, finally, on the fourth stand one comes charging in from way out. He's packing the mail, and then suddenly, he pulls up at 600 yards and sits on his butt. We have the sun low and behind us; it is right in his eyes. The wind is in our favor. I have no idea why he checked up. He eventually turns to leave and I hit him with pup in distress to try and shake him loose and get him to come our way. Instead he blows out of there like a scalded cat running dead way. Man, I can't win!
We call a little longer and nothing shows. We make a long dejected walk back to the truck. We head down the trail and make another stand overlooking some hills. This time we get lucky and I call in a nice male that Cory slams to the ground with his 22-250 (the AR is retired for now). I keep calling and spot another coyote 400 yards away sitting on its rear. I hit it with some pup squeals and it comes charging down the hill headed right for me. It has to cross a little valley and disappears. It should pop up any second about 200 yards away. I'm ready and I'm going to let it have it as soon as it shows itself. Plus I know neither Cory nor Mitch has seen this coyote yet. They are both quick on the trigger so I figure I might just get this one if spot it first. In my mind, I'm thinking "double baby". Nope, for whatever reason it never shows up. I have no idea where it went. Very strange to have one charge like that and not close the deal. Sucks actually! At this point Im starting to hate cats even more than I originally did, and I don't like them at all to begin with. Really hating black cats in particular.
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Diverse host pathogen interactomes for 17 species of bacteria, spirochetes, viruses, fungi and protozoa
The Host pathogen interactomes include the Bornavirus; Borrelia Burgdorferi; Candida albicans; Chlamydia Pneumoniae ; Cryptococcus Neoformans; Ebola virus; Epstein-Barr virus; Helicobacter pylori; Hepatitis C virus; Herpes simplex (HSV-1); HERV-W; Human cytomegalovirus; Influenza A virus; Porphyromonas Gingivalis; Toxoplasma Gondii; Trypanosoma Cruzi : The page links to KEGG pathway analysis of the ...
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Tufts at Tech: Treating and Teaching
The Tufts at Tech Community Veterinary Clinic opened in May, bringing high-quality affordable care to underserved communities in the Worcester area. A partnership between the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University and Worcester Technical High School, the clinic is inside the high school campus on Green Hill, just a few minutes from downtown Worcester. Professional students at the veterinary school and high-school students in the Veterinary Assisting program work and learn together as they provide hands-on care. more
Putting the Teeth into Public Health
Assistant Professor Wanda Wright has a long-standing commitment to reducing disparities in oral healthcare and improving quality of life through teaching, service, and research. "Active citizenship means giving back to the community in any way you can," said Wright, a member of the Tisch College faculty executive committee. "It can be through research, service, policy or education. Everyone has something to offer."
Burma, Seen from D.C.
International development, women's empowerment, and the force of social activism all came together for Kumar Ramanathan, A15, a fellow in Tisch College's Active Citizenship Summer (ACS): Washington, D.C. program. Working with the non-profit organization The Asia Foundation, Kumar got an in-depth view of the rapid changes that are happening in Burma, and across the region more broadly. more
Health, Policy, and Politics: A New York City Summer
Perrin Braun, N13, was one of five fellows to participate in Tisch College's Active Citizenship Summer (ACS): New York. Expanding to New York for the first time this year, the program established unique fellowship opportunities thanks to the generous support of New York area Tufts alumni. Each fellow was given a stipend for their work and placed at a non-profit identified by the Tufts donor.
Campus abuzz with active citizenship
As the newest Jumbos settle into life at Tufts, active citizenship has already become an integral part of their experience. From the book they received before coming to campus to the events they'll soon be experiencing in the residents halls, active citizenship is everywhere at Tufts – a point Tufts President Anthony P. Monaco emphasized in his matriculation address.
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Many Tufts graduates are eager to take jobs in the public sector, working in community health clinics, teaching children with special needs, conducting environmental research or raising money for nonprofits. But they sometimes face a formidable obstacle to a life of service: lower salaries can mean it's harder to pay back student loans. The Tufts Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP) reduces that barrier by helping to repay a portion of those loans. Started in 2008, Tisch College facilitated the design and launch of this innovative, university-wide initiative. more
Engaging the unengaged: New CIRCLE report shines light on poor and working class youth
About 42 percent of young people have no college experience, and national survey data show that the majority of these "non-college youth" – many of whom are poor or working class – are basically disengaged from traditional civic life. To understand the ways in which these young people are serving their communities and to generate strategies for engaging them more fully, CIRCLE recently released a groundbreaking new study on this topic. more
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Dishing with Wendell Pierce
Hometown: New Orleans, Louisiana
Occupation: Actor
What's on his plate: Reprising his Role as Trombonist Antoine Batiste in the Final Season of Treme (Premieres December 1 on HBO). Also, Starring in The Michael J. Fox Show on NBC and Cofounding Sterling Farms, a Grocery Chain Bringing Fresh, Affordable food to New Orleans.
There is no place like home. I am really protective of New Orleans. Even when we fight and I get mad at her, that lady by the Mississippi is who I am. I can talk badly about her, but no one else can.
Growing up in New Orleans was the best and the worst of times. My neighborhood, Pontchartrain Park, was the first subdivision where blacks could purchase a home. We took something that was ugly and made it beautiful. I grew up seeing all the wonder of New Orleans: the music, the culture, the food, and the sense of family. But at the same time I had to deal with elements of segregation. There was a duality growing up a black boy in the South.
Treme has become a cultural document. Years from now when people wonder what we were thinking after Katrina, they will be able to look back at the show and get a sense of the culture in New Orleans during that time.
Michael J. Fox is a real pro. On his new series, I play his boss, television director Harris Green. It's a great role, but the joy of the show is working with Mike every day.
I adore smothered okra with shrimp and tomatoes. Most people turn it into a slimy mess of okra, but my mother made it the classic Creole way with the full flavor of the shrimp and tomatoes. Sassafras Restaurant in New Orleans makes it as close to as good as my mom's as anyone can get. [Her recipe is in the new Treme cookbook.]
If you had told me two years ago, "You are going to be a grocer in New Orleans," I would have said: "Are you crazy?" Even before the destruction of Hurricane Katrina, many neighborhoods in New Orleans were in need of access to fresh food. We started our grocery store Sterling Farms in the Marrero neighborhood on the south side of town. It's the first of four planned stores in the area that will provide fresh produce, meat, and seafood to underserved urban locations.
Mardi Gras is the biggest family block party in the world. People just think about the French Quarter and the wild side and forget it's also a family holiday. When the Mardi Gras Indians reveal their costumes each year, it's a real treat for the children. Mardi Gras isn't a frat party; it's the world's greatest picnic.
My father would always say, "You can't get lost in America." He had a sense of wanderlust, and on the last day of school he would sit us down with a map and say: "All right, it's summertime—where do you want to go?" The best was the year we went to the opening of Disney World, stopping at campsites as we headed down to Florida.
Those catchy pop songs that get stuck in your head are my guilty pleasure. I love them because my mother loved them. I also love country music because of her. I guess really I just loved my mother. She passed away last year, and I'm so thankful Treme brought me back to New Orleans and let me fully share the last few years of her life.
"Thang God" is an expression people constantly use in New Orleans. If something great happens: "Oh, thang God!" I find myself saying "Thang God" a lot in New York, where I split my time. Usually people quietly ask, "What did you say?"


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i have downloaded video. DO I need a special program to open it and edit it???
Maybe you could be more specific about what kind of video you have downloaded. Videohive sells many types of files, not just the "video" ones.
Double x thanks for your reply. i downloaded a zip file called fun service event or product promotion One file is AEP file, one is a text document and another PDF doucument and one that says footage. Do you I need a particular software to edit this video i have downloaded. i have never used videohive before. i have purchased this download so i can edit it . THIS is the page http://videohive.net/item/fun-service-event-or-product-promotion/2629441 i just need some help on what to do next once i have downloaded
You can edit the template using Adobe After Effect CS4 above. If you don't have After Effect, contact the author to customize it.
It's an After Effects project file. You need After Effects to edit it. The file will contain instructions about how you edit it, although if you have never opened After Effects before, you will probably need to spend a little time familiarising yourself.
After Effects is made by Adobe. There's an unlimited free trial version, that works for 30 days available from the Adobe website. If you're not using the video for commercial purposes, you could use that. Otherwise you'd need to consider buying a license or subscribing monthly to the software.
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Hey, yes you need program called After Effects, to edit this file.
You just open this file with after effects and then you edit logo and texts. It's plain and simple especialy using my "help file.pdf"
But Without any knowledge of After Effects I am affraid you wount be able to edit it. You need atleast basics.


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Emergent Curriculum
What is Emmergent Curriculum?
Emergent curriculum is a way of planning curriculum based on the student's interest and passions, as well as the teacher's. To plan an emergent curriculum requires observation, documentation, creative brainstorming, flexibility and patience. Rather than starting with a lesson plan which requires a "hook" to get the children interested, emergent curriculum starts with the children's interests.
Once teachers see an interest "emerging" they brainstorm ways with the children to learn more about the topic. A common technique to do this is called "Webbing".
Webbing is often used because of its playful and flexible nature. A web doesn't show everything that will be learned, it shows the many things that "could" be learned. It is important to use the webbing as a tool to open the teacher to all the learning "possibilities". Webbing is a good way to get the ball rolling. Children chose an idea and brainstorm ways that they could make things happen. Putting all the activities on a web gives you a road map full of possible journeys.
Emergent curriculum allows children to develop long-term projects, deep concentration, and the ability to redirect themselves if they are bored or otherwise not engaged in an activity. This is fundamental to development of the positive associations that will support learning throughout their lifespan.
- To inspire delight, curiosity, celebration and inquiry in the classroom.
- To build intrinsic motivation and a long-term love of learning in children.
- To help children craft an internal compass to guide them as a learner, rather than relying on instruction and direction from others.
- To inspire children to be authors, inventors, illustrators, designers, dancers, singers, actors, etc. and to celebrate their unique talents and abilities.
- To maintain a program that is focused on the fundamentals of how and what children learn, so it can support and guide learning as it emerges naturally inside the centre, in the natural world, and in our community as a whole.
- To allow the natural pace of individual and group learning to emerge, and not be guided exclusively by the clock or calendar.
- To help children develop cooperation, partnerships, resource-sharing, decision making, and problem-solving skills.
Why Emergent Curriculum?
Because this is how children learn. They learn by doing and self-directing! And they will succeed in the future by learning to love learning. Their delight and spontaneous wonder will always be the first priority.


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For example, lets look at FS2004 Military airplanes, thre is an interesting aircraft, FS2004 Lockheed Martin C-130j-30 Click on the download button and save the zipfile (c130j30_49.zip) to a temporary folder.
Once downloaded go to the temporal folder, providing that you have Windows XP, Vista or 7, right click the c130j30_49.zip file and select "open with..." then select "compressed (zipped) folders" this action will open the zip file to be explored.
Open a new windows explorer and go to Microsoft Flight Simulator X root folder, usually resides on "C:Program FilesMicrosoft GamesFlight Simulator X" then select folder SimObjects and then Airplanes folder.
From the zipped file folder you have open, click on Aircraft and then select c130j30_49 folder, right click on it and choose "Copy" option from the pop-up menu.
Now select the other windows explorer where you have the Flight Simulator X Airplanes folder, right click on the files list and select "Paste".
Select again the FSX windows explorer and go to the FSX root folder "C:Program FilesMicrosoft GamesFlight Simulator X" then double click on the "Sounds" folder, then right click "Paste", this process will install all the add-on companion sounds into FSX.
Time to play! run Flight Simulator X on the Aircraft menu selection choose manufacturer "Lockheed" then choose any of the four airplane variations included "Lockheed C130J-30 -RAF" , "Lockheed C130J-30 -USAF" , "Lockheed C130J-30 -USCG" or "Lockheed C130J-30 -Blue Angels".
From now on you can repeat this process for other FS2004 aircrafts, sometimes will happen that there is no aircraft thumbnail on FSX...
Hope that this info will be usefull.
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Alex James Having a Butcher's
Blur bassist Alex James recently wrote an article for the UK's Daily Mail, Why I Gave Vegetarianism the Chop after 17 Years. The teen idol turned farmer, his lips practically smacking, starts with an account of butchering one of his own lambs, then goes on to tell of his decision to eliminate his "rook" problem via shotgun. (In this case rook is a bird, not a card cheat…) But that's as messy as he gets. In the true spirit of a gentleman farmer, the butchering – as well as the sheep farming and slaughtering – is done by a hired hand, with James mostly observing. Nonetheless, it's enough for him to claim a strong connection to his land and to pontificate about his responsibility as a farmer – a veritable steward of nature.
The Alex James article comes on the heels of a slew of articles, best characterized as "I'm upper middle class but I keep it real by slaughtering my own meat," that have been sweeping the press recently. In May, The New Yorker published Bill Buford's account of apprenticing with a Tuscan butcher, including his decision to buy a whole pig from the Union Square Greenmarket and butcher it in his apartment. In November, Heidi Julavits wrote in The New York Times about her purchase of a quarter of a slaughtered cow, and her quest to eat every last bit of it.
The theme running through all three is that intimately knowing where your meat comes from is a good thing. In a way this is progress. Animal rights activists have been harping on this very point for years, usually in reference to factory farms, and all three authors take pains to point out that their slaughtered animals were raised humanely, constructing narratives that conjure images of cows frolicking in pastures; Heidi Julavits even suggests that her cow has it better than her "sweltering" friends in New York. (She also later refers to "pale and shaken Manhattan escapees," nicely invoking the stereotype of a vegetarian, so maybe she just has a dim view of the city.) If we are to believe the cliched descriptions of happy cows, then there's not a lot to object to. The authors aren't endorsing factory farms – in fact they're doing quite the opposite – and they are under no delusions about how their animals have made it to the plate.
In the end, though, it's the tone of the articles, a hybrid of Alice Waters' culinary dogma and Ted Nugent's bloodlust, that's grating. All three, who abstain from any actual slaughtering, take an almost reverent approach to their food, going into great detail about cuts of meat and how each is prepared. These are people of discerning taste, but theirs are not pleasures for the little people, who invariably have to pick buckshot out of their free-range spoils. Not everyone can own a house in the country, complete with a staff to run it. It's the gourmand's equivalent of, "You simply must visit Provence in the Fall."
Interestingly, Paul McCartney, had a much different take on his own country house experiences. "…we just looked at the lamb on our plate and looked at them outside again and thought 'we're eating one of those little things that is gaily running around outside.' It just struck us, and we said 'Wait a minute maybe we don't want to do this.'" In Alex James's case, he ends with a pledge to visit a slaughterhouse, "if only to buy some chump chops."
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Damn, these people are SICK. Somehow I do not believe this Alex James was ever vegetarian. And Bill Bruford, wow.. what a shock. My respect for him as a human being has vaporized. Do these people not care about animals? An animal's life was snuffed out against its will just to provide a few moments of satisfaction for these numbnuts' palates. Why don't they go ahead and start butchering cats and dogs – why stop at pigs or lambs.


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Michael Kelley BusinessInsider.com Oct. 3, 2012 On Tuesday a federal appeals court ruled the government can indefinitely detain anyone, at least until the courts decide whether to permanently block or confirm the indefinite detention clause (i.e. §1021) of the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act. That the NDAA is fully enforceable right now is scary... »
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Loui Eriksson and All-Star Jamie Benn scored shootout goals as the Dallas Stars continued their home dominance over the Minnesota Wild with a 2-1 triumph on Saturday.
Mike Ribeiro scored a power-play goal and Kari Lehtonen made 33 saves for Dallas, which has won 15 straight home meetings with Minnesota.
Lehtonen denied the newly acquired Erik Christensen on the Wild's first shootout attempt, and Eriksson slid a backhander between Niklas Backstrom's pads to give the Stars the edge. Matt Cullen converted for Minnesota and Benn answered by beating Backstrom to the stick side before Lehtonen stopped Jared Spurgeon to seal the win.
After a scoreless first period, Dallas broke through on the power play with 4:48 left in the second. Defenseman Alex Goligoski's blue-line shot went wide and caromed off the end boards to Ribeiro, who moved from the right faceoff circle to the slot before beating Backstrom with a wrist shot.
Minnesota took advantage of a turnover early in the third to draw even. Nick Johnson intercepted Jake Dowell's backhand pass attempt in the Stars' zone and gave the puck to Kyle Brodziak.
After streaking down the slot alone, Brodziak deked Lehtonen to the ice and buried a shot for his 15th goal of the season.
Backstrom stopped 25 shots for the Wild, who have lost 17 of their last 22 games.


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Do you give your toddler iron supplements?
The general advice given by my health visitor to babies over 1 year old is for them to start having iron supplements. However, the Baby Led Weaning book by Gill Rapley talks about why this is a decision each parent needs to make for their child (rather than just taking on the general medical advice) and, in most cases, adequate iron can still be gained from the diet. This is one reason why we currently have decided not to give my son iron supplements.
What are your views on iron supplements for toddlers? What did you decide for your toddler?
I look forward to finding out other 'gentle parenting' mums' views on this,


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Germany secured a familiar World Cup semi-final berth with a minimum of fuss as French hopes of avenging past injustices shrivelled and died in the Maracana.
This is the fourth World Cup in a row that Germany have the last four of the tournament, and France had little answer to Mats Hummels' 12th minute header.
Germany always looked comfortable with the slender lead and it was Joachim Low's side who came closest to scoring again before settling for a 1-0 result.
This was a blow to French pride, the country remembering with bitterness semi-final defeats by Germany in 1982 - the infamous Harald Schumacher challenge on Patrick Battiston - and 1986.
For some reason, Didier Deschamps' side seemed strangely subdued in the manner of their defeat. Even towards the final whistle there seemed little urgency.
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1/22 Hugo Lloris
Very little the Tottenham goalkeeper could have done about Mats Hummels' magnificent header in the first-half. An otherwise flawless display. 7
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2/22 Patrice Evra
Playing with much more pride than he did four years ago in South Africa, the Manchester United left-back tried tirelessly until the very last. 7
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3/22 Mathieu Debuchy
Has been a menace this summer but lacked the conviction to get forwards today. Ultimately left his teammates with no cover in offensive positions. 6
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4/22 Raphael Varane
One of the few French players to blend passion with composure, Raphael Varane was an outlet in attack and a rock at the back. 7
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5/22 Mamadou Sakho
Renowned for his Jekyll and Hyde performances, this was a decidedly shaky outing from the Liverpool man. 6
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6/22 Blaise Matuidi
With a distribution which could have proved so much more damaging to the German defence, Blaise Matuidi delivered a decent shift but could have done more. 6.5
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7/22 Yohan Cabaye
Composed on the ball, the former Newcastle United midfielder was typically adventurous and mobile in the middle. 7
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8/22 Paul Pogba
Like many of his teammates, Paul Pogba was impressive in the first half but impotent in the second. Just when France needed him, he faltered on the big stage. 6
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9/22 Antoine Griezmann
Ran the line admirably in the first half but disappeared into backdrop in the second period. 6.5
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10/22 Mathieu Valbuena
Perhaps France's best player of the afternoon, the Marseille winger showed a desire to get forwards whenever he picked up the ball. 8
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11/22 Karim Benzema
Was left isolated for much of the game but managed to carve a series of opportunities out for himself. Should have scored at least one of them. 6
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12/22 Manuel Neuer
Proved once again why so many consider the Bayern Munich keeper to be the best in world football. His last minute save from Karim Benzema, as nonchalant as it was brilliant, summed up his day. 7.5
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13/22 Philipp Lahm
Moved back into right-back, after Joachim Low had seemingly decided his tactics were failing, the German captain eased back onto place effortlessly. 7
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14/22 Jerome Boateng
A decent showing from the former Manchester City defender. 6.5
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15/22 Benedikt Howedes
Had a quiet afternoon in left-back for Germany but made a number of valuable interceptions early on. 6
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16/22 Mats Hummels
A warrior at the heart of Germany's defence, Mats Hummels deserved his goal and then some. Blocking every ball which came his way, it's no surprise France struggled to score. 8
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17/22 Sami Khedira
While many will remember his cynical challenge on Mathieu Valbuena, this was a strong midfield display from the Real Madrid star. 7
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18/22 Bastian Schweinsteiger
Sat just in front of the German backline, Bastian Schweinsteiger had an important job to do today and did it well. 7
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19/22 Toni Kroos
Like Mesut Ozil, Toni Kroos had the ability to fade into the background today. His assist, however, for Mats Hummels' goal proved invaluable. 7
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20/22 Mesut Ozil
Occasionally going missing, Arsenal's playmaker will most likely be disappointed with his efforts. 6
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21/22 Thomas Muller
Proved to be a menace whenever he picked up the ball. Tested the French defence regularly and was unlucky not to etch his name onto the scoresheet. 7
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22/22 Miroslav Klose
The German legend must wait a while longer to break Ronaldo's World Cup goal-scoring record and he was left wanting by his teammates too. 6.5
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Dog Has A Hard Time Waking Up In The Morning [Video]
I don't like mornings either, but this dog really hates them. At first I was concerned for this dog, but it seems he just has a hard time getting going in the morning. It's something to see.
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Mon-gentle sulfate wash (Redken Fresh Curls)
Tues-water wash
Wed-water wash
Thurs-gentle sulfate wash
Fri-either water wash or no shower
Sat-gentle sulfate wash
Sun-water wash
I really like Redken Fresh Curls as a shampoo. It's less stripping than some low poos and doesn't make me itchy unlike my former favorite shampoo/low poo which is Jessicurl GLS. I hate cowashing and I have to shower almost every day because of working out (running or crossfit) and I sweat quite a bit.
Coarse texture, normal-high porosity, normal elasticity (Komaza Care), very weak waves
cleanser: Redken Fresh Curls Shampoo, CJ Daily Fix
rinse out: GVP Conditioning Balm, CJ Beauticurls, CJ Smoothing
jellies/creams: CR Curl Maker, KCCC
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Living the Dream on Green Dirt Farm
Two doctors launch a sustainable farm in the rolling hills outside Kansas City.
The builders practiced using the unusually sized reclaimed timbers to build this barn—now the site of the dairy's popular Farm Table Dinners—before starting work on the main house.
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trailer wire harness, one more time please
i hope to order a plug in harness tonight for my 05 rubi unlimited.
i see the "Wiring T-One Connector" harness at several places for about $24. several places describe teeing in the connectors behind each taillight.
my question arises because of the "TAP Plug-In Simple! Wiring Kit for 2005 Jeep Wrangler, Model# 32625" at northern tool. this one seems to claim to get all the connections from behind the driver side taillight including the green wire.
can anyone confirm that the northern tool product is correct and it doesn't need a second tee behind the passenger side light?
thanks for any help.
Don't know if Rubicons are different, but this is what I used for my 97 TJ. Hope it helps.
Hidden Hitch 118409 - Hidden Hitch T-One Hitch Wiring Kit for 98-06 Jeep® Wrangler TJ & Unlimited - Quadratec
The one I used plugged only into the right side tail light, to provide a fully functional trailer lighting setup. It worked just fine. I coated the T with liquid electrical tape, to keep out moisture / corrosion.
Mine's a 99, and iirc, they switched it to the left at some point (02 maybe?)
The trailer wiring harness for my '97 plugged into both sides but the harness for my '04 only plugged into one side.
Did you get it to work?
I'm hoping the OP will see this and come back and comment. I need to wire up my '05 Rubi LJ and want to order the correct harness the first time.
cmitcham, what did you end up going with (brand name and part #), and did you just have to T into the driver's side only? I'm looking at the Hopkins #42625 or the #42635. If you go to Hopkins' website and put in '05 Wrangler you get the option of with or without factory 7 way. I don't know what this means.
7-way is for a 7 wire round connector for use with trailers with electric brakes. You can also use that style connector with an adapter for standard 4 wire flat trailer connectors.
Trailers with electric brakes also require an electronic brake controller be installed into the Jeep.
For most smaller trailers that won't often have their own brakes, the standard 4 wire flat trailer connector is what you want.
oops, the op doesn't have the forum set up to email him when there is activity on his thread...
i did get the harness. i forget now, but i'm pretty sure it plugs in 1 side only. when i finally went out to install it, i found the previous owner (well the uhaul people) had installed a harness in the bed and had coiled it up and stuck it behind the rollbar :)
so i have a brand new in package harness that i don't need. if anyone sends me their address, and paypals me $5 to cover shipping, i'll send it their way.
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14 Workplace Crimes That Make Us Want To Drive Off Into The Sunset
Sometimes the little annoyances of the 9 to 5 make you wanna just get away. There's no better way to go the distance than by driving something that really packs a punch, like the New 2014 Scion tC.
1. When someone disrespects the coffee.
The most important rule: if you kill the jo, you gotta make some mo.
2. Sitting next to someone who found the squeakiest object ever and made it into a chair.
Double annoyance points if it's ever used for mid-afternoon crunches.
3. Hearing a neighbor's jams whether you like it or not:
There are many ways of sharing your music; this is not the best way.
4. Or when someone ONLY SPEAKS LIKE THEY'RE YELLING ALL THE TIME:
Every conversation doesn't have to feel like it's at an eleven, right?
5. When you witness the free food getting ruined.
The. Absolute. Worst. Thing. To. Do. Ever.
6. Or when your lunch is stolen.
The sticky note is a sacred bond between human and food.
7. Sharing a space with someone who overcommits to a desk theme.
Massive shrines are great, but consider erecting them where they can't topple over on your coworkers.
8. Always hearing about how bad the job is from someone who does the same job as you.
And all you can think is, "I know. I know. I was there."
9. Receiving unnecessary e-mails that only say "thx"
Not everything has to be sent to everyone ALL the time.
10. When you have to interact with someone who should have just taken a sick day.
Dedication is contagious! …but so is the flu.
11. Having more work than a human can handle:
Last time you checked, you weren't a small army of super-people.
12. Someone taking a phone call from the bathroom.
If someone calls while nature is calling, let it go to voicemail.
13. When corporate culture smacks you in the face.
"Always be ready for anything" should not apply to flying projectiles.
14. When you let someone borrow your supplies, and they're returned damaged.
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Just dynoed my car on a dyno dynamics dynometer (same modle Shiv uses) with the following results:
Pump gas (94 octane) 311.1 HP @ 6200 RPM and 311 lb/ft of torque @ 4250 RPM.
My peak power was at 6200 RPM and my boost at that point on the graph was 20 psi. The torque peak at 4250 RPM was at 22 psi of boost. I was spiking up to 23 psi and droping to 19 psi by redline.
Then I swaped over to the unleaded race gas {(101 MON +109 RON)/2 = 105 AKI octane} and loaded in my race gas map, results:
332.8 HP @ 6000 RPM and 333 lb/ft of torque @ 4170 RPM.
At the peak power point of 6000 RPM I was making 21.5 psi of boost and at the peak torque point of 4170 RPM I was making 25 psi of boost. I was spiking up to 25 psi and droping down to 19.5 by redline.
Keep in mind these numbers are all on a Dyno dynamics dynometer like the one Shiv uses, commonly called "the heart breaker" dyno.... well, lets just say my heart isn't broken
Using Shivs "dyno equalizer" programe I am making 435 HP at the flywheel on pump gas (equivelent to 366 wheel HP on a dynojet or dynapack) and 466 HP at the flywheel on race gas (equivelent to 392 wheel HP on dynojet or dynapack) . I put the cat back on the car and pulled 322 HP at the same boost level. That would be 452 HP at the flywheel on race gas (equivelent to 380 wheel HP on a dynojet or Dynapack)


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Is it possible to get a haircut that looks great curly and straight?
My last hairstylist's cuts looked great straight but not so fantastic curly. My new hairstylist's cuts looks great curly but not so terrific straight. Am I asking for the impossible to have a haircut that looks equally great curly and straight? Does anyone here have that type of haircut? If you do, how was it shaped? Long layers, etc.? By the way, I have fine, thin 2c/3a hair.
My hair is slightly layered, makes nice curls on a good day and looks splendid when straightened (... I never straighten it, but whatever). It was styled wet and straight, so I guess I was just lucky, but it looks fine.
Anyway... How long is your hair? It could be useful to know.
It sounds like you have the best of both worlds with your hair. My hair is about shoulder length and has many layers.As far as curly styling goes, it even looks good on humid days, but straight, not good at all!
Why not good? Are the ends uneven, the layers choppy... what looks wrong according to you?
Bobs look good both straight and curly :)
I think the problem is there are too many layers especially in the midsection and it is almost a shag cut
and it sticks out in different places when straight. My hair was longer in the past with less layers and had a look like you see in many magazines on celebrities (Courtney Cox, Angelina Jolie) before my new haircut. But it really didn't look as good curly then and in bad weather it could look terrible. Maybe I should get a long bob cut...
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Daily Summary on USD, EUR, JPY, GBP, AUD, CAD and NZD
- USD slid against most majors with the exception of commodity currencies
- EUR rebounded from a four-month low despite the tighter controls in Cyprus banks
- Commodity currencies loss some ground as the AUD weakened while CAD and NZD held steady against the USD
USD – The US dollar slipped against most majors with the exception of commodity-linked currencies –CAD and AUD, on the back of rather meager GDP, initial jobless claims and Chicago PMI. Gross domestic product for Q4-2012 rose at a 0.4% annual rate, following a 3.1% pace in Q3. However, the rate was down from Reuter's poll of 0.5%. The expansion was also the slowest since Q1-2011 and far from what is needed to fuel a drop in the unemployment rate. Meanwhile, more Americans than projected filed for unemployment benefits last week, decelerating the recent progress in the labor market. First time jobless claims rose by 16,000 to 357,000 in the week ended March 23, the highest level in more than a month. The Chicago purchasing managers' index business barometer fell to 52.4 in March from 56.8 the prior month, slightly behind economists' expectations for 56.5. Analysts anticipate next week's ISM factory data as the index behaves highly similar to the Chicago headline, having a strong start this year after finishing last year on a lower note. A slide in the ISM index would suggest a slump in business activity, comprising of new orders, production, deliveries, inventories, employment and prices in the US.
EUR – The euro rebounded from a recent four-month low against the dollar, despite the continued fret about the consequences of the Cyprus bailout and political concern in Italy. Month-end flows showed investors covering bets against the euro as Cypriot banks re-opened for business for the first time in two weeks under tight controls to prevent a run on deposits. Although these control measures prevented a rush of outflows from Cypriot banks, the restriction from the free flow of cash in Cyprus may be unhealthy for the European bloc. The EUR is headed for a first quarter dip of 3% against the USD, its first decline since the second quarter of 2012.
GBP – Sterling rose against the dollar as British consumer morale held steady for a third straight month in March. According to a survey by market researchers GfK NOP, consumer confidence index came in at -26, unchanged from the previous two months and largely in line with analysts' expectations for a reading of -27. The series has been running since 1974 and hit a record low of -39 in July 2008. The positive trend suggests that Britain's public mood towards the economy has been resilient, improving more over time.
JPY – The Japanese yen gained on the dollar after talks that repatriation of flows by Japanese investors will be at play by the end of the first quarter on March 31. That gave the currency a reprieve after it saw a period of sustained weakening ahead of the new governor Haruhiko Kuroda's first policy review on April 3-4. Some analysts would state that the heightened expectation of an aggressive-easing policy by the BoJ has already been priced in, and that the risk of a disappointment at the meeting next week is highly probable. A lackluster event could hold the yen steady under the 94 yen level, but a bolder than expected announcement from the new governor may boost the yen over the 95 yen level after the BOJ policy meet.
Commodity Currencies – The Canadian dollar was little changed against the US dollar after data showed that Canada's economy grew at a higher-than-expected 0.2% in January with solid data in manufacturing and mining. Data showed the rebound was contributed by manufacturing which expanded 1.2%, while mining was up 0.2%, and wholesale trade was up 0.7. The Australian dollar slightly weakened against the greenback while the New Zealand dollar held steady staying on track for its best performance in 8 months with a stronger than expected Q4 GDP report. However, commodity currencies are on edge as worries about Cyprus and Italy remain. Australia and New Zealand markets will be closed on Friday and Monday due the Easter holiday.
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Then one day I went into your sanctuary, O God, and I thought about the destiny of the wicked. Truly, you put them on a slippery path and send them sliding over the cliff to destruction. . . . Their present life is only a dream that is gone when they awake. When you arise, O Lord, you will make them vanish from this life. - Psalm 73:17-18, 20
Do you remember Idi Amin, the infamous butcher of Uganda? The last I heard, he was sitting by a pool in Saudi Arabia, watching satellite television. How about Papa Doc, the ousted Haitian dictator? He settled down in a nice villa in the south of France. Some people sure land on their feet!
Wherever Asaph the psalm writer looked, he saw that "the proud . . . prosper despite their wickedness" (Ps. 73:3). They seem to be immune from pain, they enjoy good health, they appear to be trouble-free, they make money effortlessly, they have "everything their hearts could ever wish for" (73:7), and all the time they "scoff and speak only evil . . . they boast against the very heavens, and their words strut throughout the earth" (73:9). In stark contrast, Asaph, who had tried to live rightly before the Lord, testified, "All I get is trouble all day long; every morning brings me pain" (73:14). He had to admit, "I envied the proud when I saw them prosper despite their wickedness" (73:3). It was a great mystery to him that the lives of the godless were trouble-free, while the lives of the godly were trouble-filled. This mystery so perplexed Asaph that he found himself being dragged down with envy, even questioning, "Was it for nothing that I kept my heart pure and kept myself from doing wrong?" (73:13). Like the godly people around him, he was "dismayed and confused," asking, "Does God realize what is going on?" (73:10-11).
"Then one day," Asaph wrote," I went into your sanctuary, O God, and I thought about the destiny of the wicked" (73:17). Going into the place of worship and into God's presence removed Asaph from a purely materialistic, secular environment, which had deeply permeated his thinking, and refocused his attention on such spiritual issues as "destiny" and the meaning of this "present life" (73:17, 20). When material benefits and secular pleasures dominated his thinking and became the criteria by which he evaluated the "good life," he knew nothing but despair and disillusionment. But when he remembered that life is more than "things," he recognized that those who have it so good really are not having such a good time after all—"their present life is only a dream that is gone when they awake" (73:20).
But Asaph still needed reassurance that the godly life is the right life. He began to think realistically: "My health may fail, and my spirit may grow weak" (73:26). He should have said "will fail" and "will grow weak." That led him to think about "heaven" and generated a triumphant exclamation, "Whom have I in heaven but you? I desire you more than anything on earth" (73:25).
With heaven in his thoughts, Asaph was back on track—sadder and wiser, stronger and settled, calm and collected, contented and confident. And no longer envying the godless—more likely, he was pitying them. A visit to God's sanctuary can do that!
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Calcutta/Siliguri: McDowell Mohun Bagan registered their first win of the Federation Cup on Monday, beating rivals Mohammedan Sporting 2-1 in the concluding Group B match at the Kanchenjungha Stadium in Siliguri.
Churchill Brothers will advance to the semi-finals from the group after they blanked 10-man Air India 4-0. The Goa outfit sealed the top position in the group standings with seven points while Bagan finished third with four points.
However, Bagan, who are known to change coaches frequently, want to stick with coach Santosh Kashyap despite the team's early exit from the Federation Cup.
"Four games is not enough to judge a coach so we are not sacking him and we also don't want to appoint any technical director. We are confident of bouncing back in the I-League and intend to keep him till the end of the season," Bagan general secretary Anjan Mitra said at a press conference here on Monday.
With only academic interest left in the match, Bagan decided to rest some of their key players, including striker Okolie Odafa, defender Syed Rahim Nabi. But the players put up a cohesive show unlike their previous two outings.
In the 17th minute, Jewel Raja failed to score from the spot, hitting the upright. Striker CS Sabeeth and midfielder Manish Maithani played well to score the goals for Bagan. While Sabeeth found the target in the 50th minute, Manish struck three minutes later. David Sunday pulled one back for Mohammedan Sporting in the 63rd minute.
Churchill saw their famed forward-line combining well as they dominated the match from the outset. Nigerian Henry Autchouet, Brazilian Beto, Lebanese Akram Moghrabi and midfielder Bikramjit Singh scored for the Goa side.
Churchill drew first blood in the 22nd minute when Henry capped a solo effort. Churchill doubled their lead in the 64th minute. Beto, who impressed in his role as the playmaker, scored from a spectacular free-kick.
In the 66th minute, Air India suffered a huge blow when captain Mickey Fernandes was sent off with a red card after he fouled Beto.
Continuing their terrific display, Churchill scored two more goals, which came off the Lebanese striker Akram in the 84th minute and Bikramjit Singh in the 90th minute.


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Following news that Justin Bieber was arrested for a DUI in Miami Beach on Thursday morning, Twitter exploded with reactions from both Beliebers and celebrities.
Bieber was pulled over at 4:09 a.m. and given a field sobriety test, which he allegedly failed, according to local police. He was then arrested for a DUI, along with the second driver, rapper Khalil Amir Sharieff, who was allegedly drag racing with him.
RELATED: Justin Bieber's Arrest Details
Here's a few tweets from some stars and fans in regards to the 19-year-old singer's arrest:
All jokes aside, Justin Bieber is a piece of shit.— Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) January 23, 2014
I'm always gonna support Justin, like maybe he did get a DUI, maybe he didn't.— Kidrauhl (@BelieberRuzica) January 23, 2014
FREE POLITICAL PRISONER JUSTIN DREW BIEBER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!— Questlove Jenkins (@questlove) January 23, 2014
Im starting to miss the young, adorable mop bucket peeing, house egging & strip club raging Bieber of 2013. #belieber #DUIeber— RainnWilson (@rainnwilson) January 23, 2014
The media is so annoying af... Every time I hear "Justin Bieber" they always add some bullshit lies without even evaluating the truth. 😑👊— #Barblieber❤ (@QueenBarblieber) January 23, 2014
So our local news just tweeted false news(I assume) on justin being "arrested" instead of our unresolved government issues. Typical.— !@#$ he followed me (@stratfxrdangel) January 23, 2014
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I know that justin did bad thing and he still do but the media took it too far and made up lies— . (@alltosel) January 23, 2014
Doesn't Hollywood have any original ideas? I've seen this Bieber movie so many times.— Michael Ian Black (@michaelianblack) January 23, 2014
Bathing under the influence. I'm your Bieber now. pic.twitter.com/HalaojCT2o— Ricky Gervais (@rickygervais) January 23, 2014
anyhow as crazy as i am, I don't love laughing at downward spirals. you can love it though.— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) January 23, 2014
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Remembering Henry Parland
Like John Keats, Christopher Marlowe, Anne and Emily Brontë and Stephen Crane, Henry Parland was an immense talent who was taken from the literary world too soon. Born 105 years ago today, the whip-smart Finnish poet, novelist, culture critic and journalist died of scarlet fever at only 22-years-old. Parland's snappy, Modernist writing was shaped by the destabilization of Europe between the world wars and the literary influences of Finland-Swedish Expressionism, Dada, Die Neue Sachlichkeit from Germany, Russian Futurism and Formalism. Parland was also profoundly interested in international popular arts such as film (particularly Russian filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein and Charlie Chaplin) and fashion.
Parland published one exhilarating collection of poetry, Idealrealisation, during his lifetime; his poems are available in English in Ideals Clearance.
As our 2008 article on the prodigy states, "the poems in Ideals Clearance are unique in their casualness that verges on carelessness." Here's one in its entirety:
Locked doors
two drunk men
and a girl
by the heartless wallpaper pattern.
And another quick and punchy gem:
My lies:
large, red balloons
that I buy on the street
and release into the heavens.
Once I bought a balloon
larger and redder than the rest.
It pulled me along.
For more treasures check out our comprehensive feature on Parland's life and work here.
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They've been working on the end result, from multiple directions for more than a generation. Who are they? They are the athiests, the progressives, the socialists, the fascists, the Marxists, the communists... It doesn't matter what you call them, they are all the same. With the same goal. And they relied on apathy to stealthily lull us to sleep. They took their time. They came at us with babysteps, from all different sides, a little at a time. And now it seems, they think they are ready for the final blow.
Will they be successful? I don't know. We let it go, unchecked for a long time.
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Well said sir!
Lets see now. Our representatives have gone beyond their legal bounds how?
1) no free speech zones while at any gathering for the liar in chief. If "he" (read president) doesn't like your protest, the secret service will and or can arrest you for your opposing view towards the president.
Freedom of speech, peaceable assembly gone= check!
2) this is a big one and I can't understand why more people aren't more upset over it (it could apply to EVERYONE who posts here or elsewhere) NDAA. Let me give you a visual aid on this one....
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Seems to me that number two should be an outrage to any sane man or woman, yet sadly, its not. Why no outrage over that? Think that your fourth amendment hasn't be trashed? Dream on!
What effect do you think number two has on your other constitutional rights? Anyone care to guess?
So yeah.... Our elected officials certainly are working with our best interests in mind....
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That is a hell of a lot of people (from the TOP on down) who think out government is out of control!
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I know it's really frustrating, but don't give up just yet, it sometimes does take a lot of trial and error to find something that works with your hair. I think I read in the beginning when I went CG that when you give up sulfates and cones your hair goes through an adjustment period, that could be why your hair is so frizzy and dry. But really, as it mentions in Struttwifes book, dry frizzy hair stems from lack of moisture, so your hair needs to be infused with it.
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