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CS::Graphics::RenderMesh Struct Reference
Mesh data as returned by mesh plugins. More...
#include <ivideo/rendermesh.h>
Inheritance diagram for CS::Graphics::RenderMesh:
Public Attributes
|void *
|Some unique ID for the geometry used to render this mesh.
|iPortalContainer *
|Pointer to a portalcontainer, if there is any.
|csRef< iShaderVariableContext >
|Worldspace origin of the mesh.
Detailed Description
Mesh data as returned by mesh plugins.
Contains both the data needed for rendering as well as some additional data for preprocessing.
Definition at line 356 of file rendermesh.h.
Member Data Documentation
Some unique ID for the geometry used to render this mesh.
Used for sorting purposes, and is allowed to be 0, although that means non-optimal mesh sorting at rendering.
Definition at line 369 of file rendermesh.h.
Pointer to a portalcontainer, if there is any.
Definition at line 372 of file rendermesh.h.
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Worldspace origin of the mesh.
Definition at line 378 of file rendermesh.h.
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Tickets: Adults - $10.00, Children - $5.00
Életfa, which means the Tree of Life, symbolizes the core mission and passion of the band, which is to preserve the past while passing it on to the next generation. Join us for Caramoor's version of a Táncház (a Hungarian folk dance party) and experience the joy of authentic Hungarian folk music, song and dance from the villages of present day and historic Hungary.
Dancing at Dusk info: Come to Caramoor for an evening of fun with the kids! Bring a picnic, spread out a blanket, and enjoy great music together. Children of all ages will have the opportunity to dance to live music, interact with the musicians, get to know their instruments, and ask questions. This is a wonderful way to have your child introduced, up close, to music in a relaxed and joyful way. Activities will be designed for toddlers as well as pre-teens

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Home ---> Sabrent Drivers ---> Sabrent USB-2011
Download Sabrent Driver for window 8. You can find all drivers for Sabrent. Windows 7
drivers may run on windows 8 also windows 7 drivers on windows 8 also find Sabrent windows xp driver and
Sabrent windows vista driver.
Sabrent USB-2011 window 8 drivers. Sabrent USB-2011 Drivers


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wasn't there a mod that could add NFC to the i4 that surfaced 8 months ago or so?
There are obvious limitations here. First and foremost, you only get one card. Second, you have to sacrifice the card (won't be able to use that same card in a "normal" machine). Lastly, you get to rip the damn thing apart every time your card expires (which isn't a HUGE deal as most cards give at least a couple years and by then we have generally moved on to bigger and better things/phones).
My intent is not to insult or belittle anyone but I can't help but wonder If you are not an idevice user or if you are against most things apple why would you apply for an account with modmyi. I'm not on fudgesickle, gingerman, and whatever other android site because I don't use their systems.That being said NFC is great technology and has been around for sometime so I do not think apple enthusiast will claim that apple invented it but one could argue that they will perfect it withing the scope of ios.
I used iPhone for a few months, went back to Android. I own iPad2, my wife uses iPhone and MacBook.
No one said i am against most things apple. Im against most fan boys and Kool-Aid drinkers. Im against crazy nutcases that out of the blue start talking to you in the store and praise how apple products were literally g-ds gift to man. Thats what im against.
Apple puts together a decent product and advertising and i respect that. Not the blind faith that people have towards it.


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This is the therapeutic hot/cold roller that massages and stretches the arch of the foot to help ease the pain of plantar fasciitis. With a patented hourglass shape, the sturdy roller has three convex surfaces that provide a firm grip and stable base to loosen the plantar fascia tissue on any size foot. The device can be used at room temperature before stepping out of bed in the morning, when pain is often greatest because the tissue contracts overnight. The roller also can be warmed in water to speed circulation, or chilled in the freezer to reduce inflammation after long periods of standing or walking. The portable roller tucks into a purse or briefcase for use at work or while traveling, and its antimicrobial surface wipes clean with soap and water. 5 3/4" L x 1 3/4" W x 1 3/4" D. (7 oz.)
Lifetime Guarantee
The Plantar Fasciitis Hot/Cold Therapy Roller comes with The Hammacher Schlemmer Lifetime Guarantee. If this product ever disappoints you, for any reason, you may return your Hammacher Schlemmer purchase for exchange, credit, or refund.
Should you have any questions, we are available seven days a week (8:00 am – midnight EST). Please call 1-800-321-1484 to speak with a specialist or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com to receive a response within three business hours or less.
Shipping charges noted in parentheses apply in addition to our standard shipping & service.
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This is a good product.
By Foot on the mend
from Denver, CO
It is made from a material that is hard enough to provide a great massage, yet soft enough not to cause pain. It is great at flexing the Plantar and relieving pain in the heal.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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It helps after walking to relieve pain.
By Blondie
from N.S.
It is easy to take when travelling .
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This works great!
By Horsecrazy
from Bradenton, FL
See all my reviews
Although I haven't used this before stepping out of bed like they suggest, it has really helped my Planters Fasciitis. I just keep it by the kitchen table and when I am sitting there eating or reading the paper I just use this tool to help stretch my foot. Sometimes I use it in combination with a hot pack. I warm my foot first and then use the roller tool.
Helps stretch foot
By Stockton girl
from Stockton, CA
Easy to stretch out foot in the AM before you get up. Keep under bed to use first thing in the AM. It helps with the early morning pain.
Happy with my roller
By Rock'n Robin
from Westlake Village
The plantar faciitis roller is convenient and easy to use. Although it has not cured my faciitis, it does provide relief. I got weary of using a frozen water bottle. The roller from HS is more efficient and comfortable on the sole of my foot.
Roller Relief
By SteveS
from Oklahoma
Well cushioned roller that provides immediate relief. Easy to use and maintenance free.
Did not provide relief as expected.
By Shotzi
from Murphys
Disappointed this product did not work for me. Will return.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Great for easing heel pain
By Ivan Poland
from Hilo, HI
This is a great way to relieve heel pain. Before this product I used a golf ball to massage the heel but this is so much better.
By PinkElephantInTheRoom
from Sand Springs, OK
I was a little skeptical, but thought I'd give it a try. I'm glad I did. Seems to work great and as described. I just need to use it daily. The real test will come this Spring when business begins again and I'm on my feet for 12-14 hours per day in work boots.
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New York is Not Golden
Golden states with golden weather are not for your golden years. Neither is New York. So says a new survey about retirement states.
New York ranks dead lasts in a survey of the best states for retirement.
Click here to see the survey from Bankrate.com.
According to the study, the best state for retirement is South Dakota. The survey uses criteria like cost of living, taxes, healthcare, crime and climate. In New England, Maine is #12, New Hampshire is #13, Vermont is 14th and Massachusetts ranks 20th.
Others you might think were top spots include Arizona (#16), Florida (#39) and Hawaii (#46).


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Meade LX200-ACF OTA Telescope with UHTC Coatings, Optical Tube AssemblyProduct Info
$ 156.95
The Meade AudioStar features audio files and an internal speaker. This computerized celestial object locating system plugs into the telescope's handbox port allowing a quick telescope alignment.
Once aligned with the sky the AudioStar is ready to take you to any object in the over 30,000 object database. In addition to GOTO and tracking capability the AudioStar permits a wide array of fascinating and educational functions such as multiple Guided Tours, digital positional readouts, the ability to link with a PC using optionally available software and cord, and much more.
AudioStar Controller #07640 is compatable with the StarNavigator, ETX, LT, LX80, LX90, and LXD75 series telescopes.
$ 49.95
$ 40.00
Meade Green Laser Pointer- a great item for star parties and backyard astronomy.
This high quality pointer includes an elegant carrying case and runs on two AAA batteries (included). This bright pen style laser makes a great gift item or accessory for any astronomer. Soft rubber grip fits comfortably in your hand. The safe, brilliant green laser beam is visible up to 25,000 feet away.
Wavelength is 532nm at less than 5mW. This laser is made to U.S. FDA laser standards. Instructions included.
Product carries full one year Meade factory limited warranty.


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Apple needs to wake up and start producing open hardware and software instead of "Can't do this" and "Can't do that" or "Apple doesn't allow this or that". I just cannot understand why they are so restrictive when every other manufacturer around them continue to make strides. I have allways said that one day their attitude will come back and bite them on the bum.
Shares drop people start waffling lol. I've had every iPhone too and only recently came back from s2 & s3 and believe me Samsung is cheap for a reason. I'm not hating as I have a note 10.1 now & i5 but imo their both not all that. If ur gonna jump ship to s3 make sure you get a case to protect that weak bezel which is more flawed than the i5.
And none of these comments have a thing to do with the share price! Shares go up then down, close to Xmas and people will be making locked money unlocked and other reasons! As for china! It's iPhones they want not bright coloured plastic bits of **** from Nokia! After all no one been cought smuggling Nokia handsets into china!
Apple is debt-free, is the most valuable company in the world, and has a brand and product line that is absolutely fantastic. It's amazing how people write them off based on a day-to-day stock-price-they are arguably the most solid company on the entire planet financially.
As much as I have hopes for Apple to make awesome iPhones again, I also was wowed away by the Samsung Galaxy Note II. I actually like the bigger screen and wouldn't mind if the phone got even bigger. But that wasn't really the only thing that made me make the change. Sure, there was the double the RAM and processor, NFC (and other features I'm too lazy to list), and the ability to add and swap out to more "drive" space, but what really sold me was the ability to personalize my phone without even needing to root it. Even when it came to jailbreaking all the iPhones I owned (all the way to 4S), I got tired at the fact that I couldn't really tweak the home screen much other than rearrange the app icons. (Not to mention how proprietary Apple has become.) With the Note II (and all other Android phones), I was able to not only add widgets on the home screen, thus eliminating the need to have to open the app it's associated to for the apps I use and rely on the most, but I was also able to do other tweaks I couldn't seem to do with my iPhones, such as the ability to view my home screen in landscape mode. I'm also liking the fact that I can switch out the battery if I need to and change the back cover with an aluminum for that "refined" look and feel. Then there's the ability to add on the ability to wirelessly recharge the phone just like the Nokia Lumia...
So it really all depends on how you drop the phone and how it lands, I would think it would be the same thing will be for any phone.
In all honesty, the iPhone is one of the best phones out there, Android phones tend to only last around a year or so; whereas, I have used some iPhones for 3+ years before they completely gave out.
The Galaxy Note II is freakin' sick, and its hardware is amazing. The only reason I don't have one is because it's running Android. Apple has it where the software needs it (though that's beginning to slip, and they should -really- add more features as well as some of the common features jailbreakers get) but, while I never thought I'd say this about a company that seems to pride itself on only selling on the "high end," they need to step their hardware game up.
What's funny is that Samsung is taking the exact same marketing approach they did for PCs but for smartphones this time, and it seems to be working for Samsung.
Seems like almost every user that posted doesn't like iphone and are galaxy note users. Anyway my 2 cents on scratches. It's not about scratches. It's about how many times the phone can be dropped before the phone is unusable anymore. That's what you have a case for. Yeah and it's quite funny that just because the stock fell everyone hates apple now. I have no experience in stock but I can see stupid people when I see them


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I dont quite understand the question. Do you mean installing backtrack on a computer that already has windows or mac os x or another linux distro already running on it? If so then yes you can instlal backtrack on other os. you just need to download the iso from the website, burn it to either a usb or cd. boot into the cd (different on each computer/mac)
then backtrack will startup wait for it to boot and run the installer. You will need to partition your hard drive dont forget. thats also different on each os!


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UNCASVILLE, CT -- Nearly 100 industry members from throughout New England gathered here at the Mohegan Sun Resort and Casino for their annual joint meeting, which organizers are hailing as one of the most successful, to date.
The six New England trade groups are the Connecticut Vending Association, Massachusetts Vending Association, New Hampshire Vending Association, Pine Tree Vending Association, Rhode Island Vending Association and Vermont Vending Association.
Each of the state council presidents also updated meeting-goers on the legislative challenges in their states over the past year and the efforts by their groups to protect the industry's interests. National Automatic Merchandising Association senior vice-president of government affairs Eric Dell spoke about the latest happenings on Capitol Hill.
A wine-tasting excursion to the Maugle Sierra Vineyard and dinner, dancing and comedy show provided ample opportunity for networking and socializing.
A much-anticipated part of the festivities was the presentation of the New England associations' Harry Wishart Award. The award is presented to a person who has demonstrated the ideals of the late Harry Wishart, working for the group as a whole towards building a better and stronger vending industry in New England.
This year's Wishart winner is Dennis Surprenant, the New England region sales representative for Gekay Sales and Service (Ludlow, MA). In keeping with tradition, last year's winner, Steve Foley of Foley Coffee & Vending (Norwood, MA), selected this year's winner, with the concurrence of past recipients.
Surprenant began his coin-op career in 1975 with vending machine distributor Robert Jones International, which later became Bally Northeast Distributing, New England Coin-Op and, currently, Betson New England.
He worked his way up the ranks, from technician to sales representative and sales manager before joining the distributor's branch management team.
Over the decades, Surprenant has taken an active role in supporting the industry in many capacities. He served as secretary of the Pine Tree Vending Association for nine years and secretary of the New Hampshire Vending Association for seven years. Since 1985, he has served on the board of directors of the Massachusetts Vending Association six times.
In presenting the award, Foley, past president of the Massachusetts Vending Association and the New England Office Coffee Association, extended his personal gratitude to Surprenant for his help rewriting portions of MVA's bylaws, lending a hand with scholarship golf outings and walking the halls of the statehouse in Boston to advocate for the industry.
Todd Hedrich, Hedrich Vending (Presque Isle, ME), conceived the Harry Wishart award to honor the late vending pioneer from Maine who is widely regarded as one of the first independent product brokers. He is credited with being the driving force that brought the New England associations together.
Past recipients are: Rob Tappen (2000); Mike Campbell (2001); Ed Jones (2002); Ed Dooley (2003); Todd Hedrich (2004); Allan Gilbert (2005); Larry Cohen (2006); Howard Michaels (2007); Lloyd "Bud" Willey Jr. (2008); in the memory of Loren Athearn (2009); Eric Mueller (2010); Melissa Johnson (2011) and Steve Foley (2012).


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Had investors known Paulson was involved with creating the bond, they might have thought twice about buying it.
Camp is an essential element of the bond franchise, especially in its early days.
And the bond, no matter how strong it is, between a father and son, or a mother and son or daughter, begins to change.
Although she loves bond, Lynd reveals herself as a double agent working against him, and later drowns.
It is a quality that causes people to sit up and take notice—and even to feel a bond.
Her father,—what a different man he was; her brothers,—their word was their bond.
It also appeared, that the duke had given him a bond for 600l.
Sometimes he speaks of the "bond of brotherhood" and "fellowship."
In all the penitential discipline of the church also bond and free were on an equality.
I wanted to give him a bond, but he would not hear of it "The idea!"
bond (bŏnd)
The linkage or force holding two neighboring atoms of a molecule in place and resisting their separation, usually accomplished by the transfer or sharing of one or more electrons or pairs of electrons between the atoms.
A force of attraction that holds atoms or ions together in a molecule or crystal. Bonds are usually created by a transfer or sharing of one or more electrons. There are single, double, and triple bonds. See also coordinate bond, covalent bond, ionic bond, metallic bond, polar bond.
A security issued by a corporation or public body and usually carrying a fixed rate of interest and a set date, called the bond's maturity, for redemption of the principal. Like a stock, a bond is a type of investment, but unlike a stock, a bond has a definite, but not necessarily fixed, yield. Some bonds have a feature known as a call, which gives the borrower an option to pay off the principal of the bond before its maturity, the date when the bond is due to be redeemed. (See municipal bonds and Treasury bills.)
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another young fine criminal going down the drain...About to take a cruise trip which has wireless internet, don't really feel like paying over 50c a minute for internet slower than 56k.
I've used backtrack in the past, and various others, off and on.
Browsed google video to refresh myself on wep/wpa cracking and remote-exploit was in the video.
Nice site.
another young fine criminal going down the drain...About to take a cruise trip which has wireless internet, don't really feel like paying over 50c a minute for internet slower than 56k.
The answer is 42.
I'll try not to change my opinion based off of one reply just yet. lol
this is up to you, but i think you will not be here for too long. You should have read the guidelines
so enjoy your cruise.* Do not post about breaking into networks that do not belong to you and for which you have no permissions
The answer is 42.
that's not in my post.
ah, yes, i know. you're not one of those "Help me, i am a newbie and i want to hack my neighbours AP", you're one of those "Hail me, i know how to hack an AP and get free internet on my cruise trip".
And now you try to back down, editing your first post and saying "that's not in my post". Come on, grow up. sheeesh....
The answer is 42.
Relax man I was joking. It showed the edited message right in my first post.
I removed it because you were right.
As -~operator~- has already pointed out, we are not a "Black Hat" forum nor do we condone any illegal activity concerning WEP/WPA. This forum has been the center of attention in the past, getting negative attention from dumb asses trying to do MIM attacks and breaking into their neighbors WEP. We WILL NOT TOLERATE ANY MISCHIEF, AND WE WILL NOT SUPPORT NOR AIDE YOU IN DOING SUCH, so please don't ask us how to. We pride ourselves in making this forum as "White Hat" as possible, and we won't let a rotten apple spoil the whole bunch. Now that you know this know this as well...Do not post any incriminating evidence about yourself, as we are known to notify the authorities in special cases. THIS IS YOUR FIRST AND ONLY WARNING. FAILURE TO COMPLY WILL RESULT IN BANNING YOU PERMANNTLY FROM OUR COMMUNITY.
We will be watching you for now on ajent.
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LONG BEACH - The bicycle and pedestrian path planned for the replacement Gerald Desmond Bridge will be named for the late Mark Bixby, a member of one of Long Beach's founding families.
The California Department of Transportation acknowledged the enactment of the resolution designating the Mark Bixby Memorial Bicycle Pedestrian Path on Sept. 17, the legislation's sponsor, Assemblywoman Bonnie Lowenthal, D-Long Beach, announced this week.
Bixby, 44, was killed in a March 16, 2011, plane crash at the Long Beach Airport.
Pilot error and water contamination of the fuel tanks were cited as the most likely causes of the crash, the National Transportation Safety Board found.
Four others were killed: Thomas Dean, 50, of Laguna Beach; Jeff Berger, 49, of Manhattan Beach; Bruce Krall, 51, of Ladera Ranch; and pilot Kenneth Cruz 43, of Culver City.
The sole survivor of the crash was 51-year-old Mike Jensen of Long Beach, who suffered severe burns.
Bixby's aunt, Jean Bixby Smith, remembered him Wednesday as an advocate of mobility issues and an avid bicyclist who was instrumental in placing the metallic bicycle sculpture at Long Beach City Hall.
"The family is thrilled because Mark was so deeply involved in making Long Beach a bikeable community," Bixby Smith said of the path naming.
The $1 billion project to replace the 44-year-old Gerald Desmond Bridge is scheduled to begin next year.
Officials said the new six-lane bridge will improve traffic flow for motorists and truckers who move 15 percent of the nation's imported goods over the bridge.
Work is expected to be completed in 2016.
Signs for the bike and pedestrian path will be raised from nonstate sources.
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Duchess Kate Middleton Stops By St. Andrew's School
After a week filled with baby buzz, Kate Middleton made a special visit to St. Andrew's School in Pangbourne, UK this afternoon (November 30).
The 30-year-old royal looked lovely in a plaid coat that matched the children's uniforms as she carried a gorgeous bouquet and greeted the excited students.
This visit was especially close to Miss Middleton since she once attended St. Andrews for her own primary education.
Deputy Head Richard Hudson, who is still at the school described Kate as a "sporty" pupil, adding, "She held our record for the high jump... for about 20 years she's had that. She was very hard working, very polite and friendly, [and] very kind to the younger children."
Miss Middleton also chimed in during her trip, saying, "It is such a treat to be back here at St. Andrew's. I absolutely loved my time here; they were some of my happiest years, which makes it so incredibly special to be here today."
"In fact, I enjoyed it so much that when I had to leave, I told my mother that I was going to come back to be a teacher. While that didn't quite happen, I was thrilled to have been asked back today on St. Andrew's Day."


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im done i came on this thread once to get rid of some caps and got ripped of say what u want but u know what u were doing like i said i hope one of those ny thins pops in your eye and blinds u karma sucks like that
im done i came on this thread once to get rid of some caps and got ripped of say what u want but u know what u were doing like i said i hope one of those ny thins pops in your eye and blinds u karma sucks like that
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trading stuff. hit me up if your looking for anything specific. i probably got it, if not i can prob get it. im not lookin for anything special, if u got anything cool im down to trade. u need vermont stuff? i gotchu
What ever mother fucker, Shit ain't gonna happen cause I been straight up the whole fuckin way. You haven't even been here long enough and all you been doin is sayin you don't even give a shiit about the trade anymore so its done.
You called the shit off even after I told you I was gonna send the shiit as soon as I could and put more stuff cause I'm down like that. You wanna act a fool, talk shit and act like the trade don't mean shiit to you AND YOU called it off so you know what man, go fuck your winey self.
I'll trade off your caps to my legit trades just for fuckin fun for all I care unlike your lie'n ass sayin you been paintin from the 90's yet you send me some ugly ass slaps and an ass load of caps for 1 Joystick dirt mop and some Kiwi style mops...
You called off the trade so shiits done man.
Whine all you fuckin like.
Keep it to PMs. I get all excited seeing new posts in the trading thread thinking someone wants my shit but get bummed to see this bickering. Hahaha
Alright so I got..
O ink Mini Mops (empty)
about 6oz of Junobo Pink
lots of my character slaps
an xbox 360 with some games and 2 controllers
bingo daubers (25mm nib but with a thin body like the mini mops)
I want
other slaps (not blank..)
anything else
dont pm me or anything if your not in conus pl0x
smart parts ion paintball gun
old xbox halo edition
canvases, painted
feel mode 2
benchwarmers vol.7
maad CDS and maad movies.
BASICALLY LOOKING TO GET RID OF THAT SHIT FOR SPRAY PAINT, INK, OR CASH. PM if you want any of that, PM IF you got any deals, i jsut need paint mostly. i also have a paypal account.
post flicks of the canvasses
have this obey leather jacket, new with tags. size large. looking for cash only
$65 cash $70 paypal.
also anyone that wants anything from american apparel or urban outfitters I can hook it up for half the sticker price.
AYYY 160gb ipod video for trade! any offers?
right hurr. what you want for it?
Whatcha got hommmie??? pm me khed ill post a pic in a few. n zen ill add u on facebook if u gotone. ur on here as much as i am
i have an mpd 24 for sale. kinda need cash right now but im up for trades as well. this thing is just collecting dust because of my mpc.
thing cam with (bfd lite which i dont have) and a usb cord. low end price you will find is about 170.00, im asking 100.00 shipped or a decent trade.
pm me if you have an offer.
i want it so bad -.- don't have the decos though haha
well, get 100 bucks up and its yours, i dont need paint pens any more lol.
yeah me and money... not too good haha. it all goes to cigarettes, alcohol, and paint.
that's what it's for..
yes, this is a midi control thing, you need music production software to sample and chop and assign to the pads like in the videos posted.
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Architects David Arkin, AIA, and Anni Tilt installed a solar system on their northern California home eight years ago, and judging from the results they've seen, there's little doubt they would do it again. "In our home we use roughly 4.5 to 6 kilowatt-hours per day," says Arkin, principal of Arkin Tilt Architects in Berkeley, Calif. "The [state] average is around 21."
Arkin says he and Tilt cool their house passively, using gas for cooking and heating and to power the backup hot-water tank. During off-peak hours, the home's solar panels generate an energy surplus that goes back into the power grid—and results in an average monthly electricity bill of $6. "There are few thrills in this world greater than watching your meter spin backward," he says.
hot and cold Harnessing energy from the sun is an old idea whose time may finally be dawning. With varying degrees of success, today's architects are using the sun for passive heating and hot water or photovoltaic (PV) solar panels to convert sunlight into electricity. Panels come in two forms: amorphous or crystalline (mono or poly). "Amorphous panels are the VW Beetle of the industry," says Lawrence Scarpa, AIA, principal, Pugh + Scarpa, Santa Monica, Calif. "They are cheaper to make and less temperamental, but they are also less efficient. Polycrystalline, on the other hand, is more high-performance and more efficient, but [it's also] very temperamental and easily damaged."
Although it's clean and renewable, solar technology also can be inefficient and costly. According to Warrenton, Va., architect Angus Macdonald, AIA, "a comprehensive solar system to supply electricity, hot water, and heating for a three-bedroom, 2,500-square-foot home costs about $30,000 if it is to be grid independent for a ... time." Even so, Macdonald says solar power is increasing in popularity due to rising fossil fuel prices—a trend he expects to continue as fuel costs go even higher.
Solar power proponents point to Germany and Japan by way of example. High fuel prices forced those countries to invest in solar energy, and business is booming. According to Solarbuzz, a San Francisco-based solar research and consulting company, PV installations in Germany jumped 152 percent in 2004.
Other countries are seeing similar spikes. In the United States, for instance, the number of PV installations rose 27 percent in 2004. (Ironically, the share of electricity produced by solar sources in this country hovers below 1 percent.)
According to architect Ken Wilson, AIA, principal, Envision Design, Washington, D.C., a confluence of factors might make solar technology a competitive energy alternative sooner than some might think. "I hear that the cost is coming down, panels are getting more efficient, and tax incentives are helping to increase interest," he says.
Others confirm that at least one barrier to entry is cracking. Solar technology in the 1970s and '80s "was 10 times more expensive than it is today," says Rhone Resch, executive director of the Washington, D.C.-based Solar Energy Industries Association. Given the "90 percent reduction in price" that has occurred, he adds, a system can pay for itself in 10 years or less.
That price drop certainly has piqued the interest of volume builders, who are more sensitive to the bottom line. For example, Shea Homes announced in 2000 that it was developing in San Diego a high-performance subdivision in which each home has a 1.32-kilowatt PV system and solar-generated water heating.
It's not surprising that such a project would exist in California, where residents are known for their environmental consciousness. In fact, the state is widely considered to be the primary source of solar's popularity surge. "California accounts for 85 percent of the [U.S.] PV panel market," says Julie Blunden, vice president of external affairs for Sunnyvale, Calif.-based PV manufacturer SunPower Corp. "We also have some of the highest marginal energy rates in the country, too. As a result, a combination of rebates and incentives make solar ... a good option."


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I cannot really train how I'd like to these days and don't want to suffer the watching and dreaming about mma any more. I'm an all in or nothing in kind of person.
As an official self therapy, I will remove myself any further from MMA interest, including training or even Sherdog peeking.
So long CageWarriors, thank you for your awesome forum.
Member 2005-14.
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Our metal bound queen excluder has the same heavy wire & precision spacing as the wood bound excluder and is accurately spaced so that, when placed above the brood chambers, allows the worker bees to pass but excludes the queen and drones from the supers above. Can also be placed between the bottom board and hive body to serve as a queen includer. Spacing is 95% accurate.
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Get an overview of this hotelEdwardian Victoria bed & breakfast in James Bay, near British Columbia Parliament Building
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Located in James Bay, this bed & breakfast is within a 15-minute walk of Emily Carr House and British Columbia Parliament Building. Victoria Clipper Ferry Terminal and Legislative Assembly of British Columbia are also within 10 minutes.
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LSU's Kimberlyn Duncan Earns Second Corbett Award
Friday, August 9, 2013
Kimberlyn Duncan, a dominant sprint star for the Louisiana State track and field team, has been selected as the 2013-13 female winner of the James J. Corbett Award by the Allstate Sugar Bowl. This is the second time that Duncan has earned the honor. The Corbett Awards are presented annually to the top male and female amateur athletes in the state of Louisiana. They are selected by the Greater New Orleans Sports Selection Committee, a group of current and former media members who select the Greater New Orleans Sports Hall of Fame, as well as annual award winners in a variety of categories, including the Corbett Awards and the Eddie Robinson Award.


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That basically goes for Rubby, Sands and maybe even Kalish + Lavarnway.
That basically goes for Rubby, Sands and maybe even Kalish + Lavarnway.
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Taking on a guy like Young only seems worth the hassle and cost if you see the player you really want as a long term solution, rather than a short term one.
If the Sox had been able to get Sands immediately rather than as a PTBNL, they could have let him play on the big club this season, given that we're out of it, and done their assessment now. But next year is a clean slate, and I don't think that the Sox should be assessing someone as uncertain as Sands while they may have some chance of contending.
At least with someone like Lavarnway, the Sox will have a strong sense of what he can do at the MLB level. And it seems like the chances are pretty good that they would feel comfortable handing him the starting catcher's job, since his bat does seem to be coming around after some initial jitters this season.
I find that how a player performs in AA is far more telling than AAA. Would rather Sands get playing time at the major league level during a bridge year to get an accurate read at what we have going forward.
I do not post very often and I am admittedly not as informed as a lot of posters. I do enjoy reading in the forums and I respect everyones opinion. However, I would like some input on a few thoughts that I have not seen mentioned to this point. (1) If he were available, what would it take to acquire a guy like Billy Butler and would he be a good fit in Fenway? (2) Could a guy like Cody Ross play first base? I guess what I am thinking here is a Nick Swisher type who could play some first/outfield/DH (cheaper than Swisher if he could play first) (3) Mauro Gomez, at the very least I would like him back for the bench but with a longer look at him he is growing on me. (4) Miguel Cabrerra, I know not exactly realistic...... but the Cabrerra third base experiment is failing in Detroit. He is a defensive liability there. I know a triple crown can make up for some poor defense but they basically have 3 first basemen if you include V-Mart(1b-DH-C?). There are rumblings that Detroit could be a fit for J. Hamilton and with an increasing payroll, a pitching staff that will be line for bigger pay days, and plenty of offense to go around, is it possible to pry Miggy loose and become the Red Sox new first baseman????? Thanks for your time.
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Billy Butler would cost a lot and is a major fan favorite. It would kill Kansas fans to see him go unless they got a huge return, which he isnt really worth. Im sure he would hit well here though.
Would Justin Smoak be considered to be on the scrap heap at this point or will Seattle give him another shot next year?
Well, of course there are a million better options than Young, but this might be the price to get Andrus. And I wouldn't want to mess around with this idea, I like Elvis a lot.
Ells is heating up, I still think his value is somewhat intact, not as good as "post-2011", but "other teams would lick their chops to get him" intact.
We better ca$h in.
I gotta think Ellsbury is worth more then Andrus and Young (as a negative net worth guy)
Plus Young is a fan fav in Texas, they'll just sit on him I think.
6/27/09: We expect [Rondo] to play by the rules and be a leader as a point guard. We need him to be more of a leader, Ainge said. There were just a couple situations where he was late this year, I dont know if he was sitting in his car, but showed up late and the rest of the team was there. We have team rules and you have to be on time. He was fined for being late, he said he was stuck in traffic, and its just unacceptable.
told you all since 2010 he was a toolbag.....
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POMONA - The school board on Tuesday evening will consider a plan by Chino-based Oxford Preparatory Academy to open a K-12 charter school here.
The Pomona Unified school board is expected to make a decision on Oxford Prep's application, said Superintendent Richard Martinez.
Oxford Prep's founders and top administrators recently presented information to district officials about their Chino and Mission Viejo campuses, emphasizing their high scores on the state's Academic Performance Index.
The Chino campus scored 972 out of a maximum of 1,000 in this year's API. The Mission Viejo campus scored 993.
Oxford Prep CEO Sue Roche told school board members the school "wishes to be an option" for district families and would like to "enter into a strong partnership with the Pomona Unified School District."
At the core of its program is the theory of multiple intelligences, which says each student has a different way of learning, and she said Oxford Prep offers an array of courses that fuel student learning.
The proposed Academy of Oxford Prep-Pomona, would be a college- preparatory program primarily serving Pomona Unified students, Roche said.
The proposed K-12 program would start with 700 to 800 students in grades K-8 and add a grade level every year, said Adam Bailey, the vice president of school development.
Once the program reaches capacity, the Pomona campus would have about 1,700 students, he said.
Oxford Prep submitted its petition on Oct. 12.
Although public hearings on petitions are to be conducted within 30 days of submission, Oxford Prep agreed to postpone the public hearing in order for all five school board members to be present, Martinez said.
In the days leading up to Tuesday's meeting, school district administrators, with the aid of a consultant, will review and evaluate the petition.
About a dozen people, mostly parents of children enrolled at the Chino campus along with Oxford Prep teachers and administrators, spoke in support of the charter school's petition at a previous school board meeting.
Pomona resident Maria Ramirez said she is the mother of two young children and has heard about Oxford Prep's work through friends whose children are enrolled there.
Ramirez said she was "really encouraged and excited" to hear Oxford Prep is interested in opening a campus in Pomona and urged school board members to approve the petition.
One Chino parent said former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, the chairman of the Foundation for Excellence in Education, had endorsed Oxford Prep's petition. The comment, however, drew muffled groans from some in the audience.
Also endorsing the petitions were former state Sen. Gloria Romero, and Assemblyman Curt Hagman, R-Chino Hills, the parent said.
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text: In South Africa it is actually fairly common for suspected murderers to get bail and then their cases languish for years while they roam the streets. I was hoping this case might be different, but the magistrate in the Oscar Pistorius case granted Oscar bail and he will be a free man until his trial. That trial date could be years from now and eventually my guess is that he will be found not guilty and then try and make money off the story. My only hope is that his sponsors never take him back on and that he loses all his money and is ostracized for the rest of his life much like Casey Anthony. The world knows Oscar killed his girlfriend. I just don't think the jury in his case will think so.


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Caps' Robertson no-hits Dayton for five
Tigers prospect retires first 13 batters in sterling Class A debut
By Andrew Pentis / Special to MLB.com | April 5, 2013 11:34 AM ET
For an Arkansas native who shares his name with Quebec's largest city and is the product of a small community college in Mississippi, Montreal Robertson appeared awfully comfortable on a mound in West Michigan on Friday.
Until he was asked to leave it.
"When I walked back to the dugout, I saw the look on [manager Larry Parrish's] face, and he said, 'Time to end it," the 22-year-old right-hander said. "I was like, 'I'm just getting started.'"
The Tigers prospect needed just 71 pitches over five no-hit innings, as his Class A Whitecaps completed a two-hitter in their 6-0 victory over the visiting Dayton Dragons.
Robertson (1-0), a 29th-round draftee in 2011, retired the first 13 batters he faced. He struck out three, walking one. Weirdly, he threw a first-pitch strike to just five of 16 Dragons.
"The key to my success was keeping the ball low and away with my two-seam," Robertson said. "Then I used my cutter in or cutter out on righties with two strikes."
Robertson added that his cutter is a fairly new pitch. He learned it this offseason, and its success in his Class A debut lessened his reliance on his typical two-strike offering, the slider, and his changeup, which is a pitch he hopes to throw more consistently this year.
"The sinker is my bread and butter, and I would usually go to the slider more," he said, "but the cutter was good, and this was the first day I broke it out. I worked on it a lot this offseason. I wasn't going to throw it [in a game] until I could throw it for strikes."
Robinson's ability to battle back in counts and keep the ball on the ground paid off, too. So did some timely defense, including third baseman Mario Martinez's diving stop in the fifth, one batter after Robertson had issued a five-pitch free pass to Dragons third baseman Seth Mejias-Brean.
"I let the defense do the work," said Robertson, who induced eight groundouts, "and I applaud them for it."
The start marks the best of his brief career. After pitching about 30 innings in extended spring training in 2012, Robertson compiled 48 more at Class A Short-Season Connecticut. Despite his five innings of one-hit ball in his season finale on Sept. 2, he went winless in 11 games overall. This season, in which he hopes to reach the 110-inning mark, he's already got the first victory out of the way.
Relievers Slade Smith (two hits over three innings) and Jose Valdez (two walks in the ninth) closed out the club's shutout.
Dragons starter Ismael Guillon (0-1) was charged with two runs on one hit over 3 1/3 frames. He walked five. Whitecaps veteran designated hitter Mike Hernandez had two hits and two walks to lead the West Michigan attack.
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that's super dank. Gotta love the Belgium beers... Even if they do come in $20 six packs.
I must say Hoegarden is so tasty. Its my preferred beer at this moment.
How did this turn into a beer thread though, I honeslty thought i clicked on a wrong thread to reply.
Flying dog out of Frederick MD is a sick beer. Raging ***** IPA is my favorite. Down here, the sweetwater 420 is a big micro brewery, but im not a huge fan.... all STONES are off the charts, but honestly, the best beer in the WORLD right now is Ballast Point Sculpin IPA out of San Diego. Hands down best beer on draft or bottle... Like Crack Water.
I'm going to print all these beers and after surfing all day Friday in my 4/3 with 5 mil booties, I'm going to go to the Fat Pelican in CB and see how many I can drink. Drink Dank Drunk...
But seriously, if you guys can put me onto some solid local beers from SC, I will try them out and get them in my bar this week. Ive been looking local for a few months without tons of luck... Random sh** that no one knows of doesn't really sell unless its outstanding and I can get the staff behind it.


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I am coming up to the end of my mobile phone contract and will soon be upgrading. I currently use the iPhone, and while happy with it, but I am thinking along the Android line also. Would it be possible to do a article of the pro's and con's of both iOS and Android?
The Android vs. iOS debate has blossomed into quite the war among sides. So, what's the deal? Is Android really the blissful open enviroment that lets people truly customize the device – or is it a virus-ridden monster which has more junk then quality? Is iOS the simple beautiful, functional device that just does what you expect – or is it horrible, crippled and limited by "big brother" at Apple? The answer to everything above is Yes.
But which points really matter?
Let's compare Android to iOS in 5 popular ways for smartphones:
Use the phone as a… phone:
Android offers a fantastic set of contacts and call management features which automatically sync to your google account. Voicemails on many popular carriers are visual voicemail (meaning you see them as individual messages to play instead of the old dial 1, type your pin code, press * etc etc) and offers clear big controls.
iOS offers a fantastic set of contacts and call management features which sync to your iCloud account. Voicemails are delivered by visual voicemail and the controls are big and simple to use.
Winner: Tie
Android lets both the device manufacturer and the end user customize their device… a lot. Everything from different user interface designs to widgets and screen effects. You can also do all the basic customization like wallpaper, ringtone and notification alarm sounds.
iOS lets you customize your wallpaper and ringtones, but the basic interface is the same from phone to phone.
Winner: Android
Android has hundreds of thousands of applications, and the limits to what can be installed on an Android phone are almost non-existent. The catch is there is no general interface design rules or compatibility requirements, so many applications can be copies of other applications, simple software (ringtone app) or just not run on a specific device. Virus and spyware is also a concern, and the fact that Android has anti-virus software available in its app store is a bit of a worry.
iOS has just as many applications in the store, but limits users to specific design rules and an approval process. Applications are limited in what they can do to your phone and how they can interact, but due to piracy safeguards higher quality paid applications seem to come to iOS more often then Android. iOS apps are checked for viruses and spyware, and the design of the operating system makes writing viruses nearly impossible.
Winner: iOS
Web Browsing and E-mail/Messaging:
Android has a built-in version of Chrome web browser and offers other web browsers via the Android market. Adobe has given up on mobile Flash, but it is still available for Android where it is not for iOS – so websites that use Flash will display correctly under Android, but not iOS. The Gmail client works very well, and the variety of e-mail clients support most of the popular message functions. The notification area of Android lets users know when there are new messages and replying to text messages is very easy.
iOS has a built-in version of the Safari web browser and has other skins for web browsers (like Atomic Web Browser), but does not support apps which replace the core applications – so you're stuck with the integrated e-mail and web browser for system-wide functions. There are downloadable applications, such as Gmail for iOS, but they will not integrate with other applications when you click an e-mail link in a game or web browser. Notifications are now handled in a very similar way to Android and replying to a text message is very easy. A huge bonus is iMessage, which allows you to message any other iOS device free of charge – and with tens of millions of them out there that's a huge bonus.
Winner: Tie
Device Quality:
Android has dozens upon dozens of devices, with quite a few different versions of Android on them. The same version of Android can look and preform drastically different from device to device due to CPU speed, memory and customizations made by the manufacturer. On the plus side, if you want a small pocket phone or a giant 5″ screen you can find what you want.
iOS has only 2 current versions of the device, but both with nearly identical design and built to very high quality demands. The look of the software and way the phone works is so similar, that if you've used an iPod touch you can probably operate an iPhone without any difficulties. The downside of this standardization is that screen size is locked at 3.5″ and device choice is limited to 2 models with minor performance/specification differences between them.
Winner: Tie
So what's the answer? Do you go with iOS and love the beautiful "it just works" design? Do you go with Android and make your phone yours? Do you worry about the possibility of a virus from that "free ringtones" app you got off a webpage on Android, or complain when Apple decides not to allow a certain application to be sold because it might compete with iTunes? Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, they say – and which phone is better may be, too.
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It is antipathetic to him not only as a philosopher, but also as a great writer.
The whole place and everything about it was antipathetic to her.
She had never seen the lady before, and even now she did not find her antipathetic.
Cornélie was glad to meet at the hotel a Dutch element that was not antipathetic.
He is antipathetic, so far as one can see, to any movement for a better social system than we already possess.
And even apart from that the ideals of the two men were antipathetic.
To the Four Black Brothers, for instance, he was antipathetic in the highest degree.
What is there antipathetic in his nature to you, and in yours to him?
But the men are very rare who generate their own spiritual revelations in some secluded corner of an antipathetic world.
To their Italian temperament she had seemed too cold a type, too antipathetic, to be a danger.
1630s "having an antipathy for," from an adjectival construction from Greek antipathein (see antipathy). Related: antipathetical (c.1600); antipathetically.


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I ask Flanagan what she hopes parents take away from this book.
Said Flanagan: "It's a good thing for Jimmy that Stone didn't stand on his head."
"I wanted to give Girl Land a larger historical and societal context," Flanagan explains.
Flanagan is an essayist, not a journalist by training—so perhaps expecting groundbreaking revelations in Girl Land is too much.
Cindy Crawford sells furniture with Raymour and Flanagan to middle-class America.
And outside would be rosy-cheeked, brass-buttoned Mr. Flanagan, carrying Betsy home.
"The half of the children in the town is took with it," said Flanagan.
Flanagan and one or two of us, sorely perplexed, helped him; the others stood aloof and grumbled or sneered.
Flanagan filled a large tumbler with porter and handed it to her.
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Clean Bandit Announces 1st-Ever North American Headlining Tour
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Clean Bandit has some very exciting news to announce. They are heading out on their first-ever North American headlining tour!
The group behind the hit "Rather Be" will be hitting the road in support of their brand new album NEW EYES. The tour kicks off September 15th in Toronto and goes through September 30th, ending in Los Angeles.
Tour Dates:
September 15th - Toronto, ON @ Danforth Music Hall (BUY)
September 16th - New York, NY @ Webster Hall (BUY)
September 18th - Washington, DC @ 9:30 Club (BUY)
September 19th - Philadelphia, PA @ Underground Arts (BUY)
September 20th - Boston, MA @ Paradise Rock Club (BUY)
September 22nd - Chicago, IL @ Lincoln Hall (BUY)
September 23rd - Minneapolis, MN @ Varsity Theater (BUY)
September 25th - Seattle, WA @ The Crocodile
September 26th - Portland, OR @ Doug Fir Lounge (BUY)
September 27th - San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore (BUY)
September 30th - Los Angeles, CA @ El Rey Theatre (BUY)
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Kids take a tour of the Panera Bread Bakery in Wheaton, score a
French baguette, and decorate a cookie to take home.
Native speakers from Language Stars provide a 30-minute
interactive FunImmersion program with books, songs and activities
conducted entirely in their native language.
With small solar lights to guide their way, hikers, skiers and
snowshoers traverse the Solar Lit Trails at Pleasant Valley,
Woodstock (half mile beginner loop) or Hickory Grove Highlands,
Cary (1 mile intermediate loop).


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Shuttle available for USC-Alabama game
Shuttle service for Saturday's football game between USC and the University of Alabama is available, as it has been all season, to fans traveling to and from Williams-Brice Stadium.
Operated by the university's Vehicle Management and Parking Services, the Game Day Shuttle begins running three hours prior to the kick-off time and 90 minutes after the game. Saturday's kickoff having been set for 3:30 p.m. means shuttle service begins at 12:30 p.m. Pick-up and drop off areas are the Russell House University Union and the B Lot at the corner of Devine and Lincoln streets.
Round-trip fare is $3 per person. Tickets are available at shuttle ticket booths located at both pickup/dropoff locations.
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January 28, 2013 -- The 2013 Northwestern Oklahoma State University Sports Hall of Fame class will be honored at a luncheon in the Student Center Ballroom at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 9, and formally inducted during halftime of the men's basketball game vs. Arkansas Tech University that afternoon in Percefull Fieldhouse. Past inductees will be recognized during halftime of the women's game, which is scheduled to tip off at 2 p.m. with the men's game to follow at approximately 4 p.m.
January 10, 2013 -- Four former Northwestern Oklahoma State University athletes will be inducted as the 21st class of the Northwestern Sports Hall of Fame Saturday, Feb. 9. The 2013 inductees include Lynette (Clark) Brown, women's basketball; Patrick Crayton, football; Daryl Richardson, football; and Stephani (Bontrager) Yunker, women's basketball.
MISSION STATEMENT: Northwestern Oklahoma State University provides quality educational and cultural opportunities to learners with diverse needs by cultivating ethical leadership and service, critical thinking and fiscal responsibility.


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Since its launch, the II has developed and supported international teaching, research, and public affairs programming that helps students and faculty see the world through a global lens.
The II houses 17 centers and programs focused on specific world regions and global themes. Our centers rank among the nation's finest in their respective fields of study and bring together faculty experts from across the U-M campus. Six of our centers have been designated as U.S. Department of Education National Resource Centers. These designations are earned in prestigious national peer-reviewed competitions.
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Danity Kane comeback?
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(TMZ) - Diddy's gonna be pissed - TMZ has learned, Danity Kane (the band he created and later destroyed) is reuniting - without his blessing.
Four original members of the group - Aubrey O'Day, Shannon Bex, Dawn Richard, and Aundrea Fimbres - grabbed lunch today in L.A. with a new manager to discuss the reunion - and sources tell TMZ, it's definitely happening. TMZ reports that they plan to record and tour.
TMZ asked the girls if Diddy was involved this time around, and their response - "Who's that?"
You'll recall, Diddy created the group back in 2005 during "Making the Band 3" and later signed them to Bad Boy Records. In 2009, Diddy fired the entire group (with the exception of Dawn Richard).
It's unclear who really owns the name "Danity Kane" - but TMZ reports that the girls are going to use it regardless. Translation: you can expect a nasty legal battle.
As for why Diddy eventually gave the group the chop - there have been all kinds of rumors, but TMZ reports that the girls felt Diddy was screwing them big-time in the money department.
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We All Do Better with Earned Sick Days
Nov 05, 2012
A new report sheds light on the challenges working parents face when their children get sick. According to the 2012 C.S. Mott Children's Hospital National Poll on Children's Health, 33 percent of parents with children under age 6 say taking time off work when a child is sick is difficult because they may lose pay or even their job.
A major reason that so many parents face such difficulty when they have a sick child is that there's no federal law requiring employers offer their employees paid time off for illness. The lack of a law makes the United States an outlier nation -- among 22 developed countries whose policies were reviewed, ours is the only one to be completely silent about private sector workers' ability to earn paid time for sick days. This puts parents in a real bind. In fact, the report says that 8 percent of parents are forced to take their sick children to the emergency room instead of to a primary care doctor. Why? Because taking time during business hours not only can mean losing wages but also losing a job. Many low-income children also lack a primary care provider.
Low-income families are disproportionately affected by a lack of earned sick days. A full 80 percent of low-wage jobs offer no earned sick days whatsoever. Child care employees are some of the lowest-paid workers in the nation. Because of the extremely low pay and lack of benefits like earned sick leave, child care workers often leave their jobs for better-quality jobs in public schools or other institutions. See more about the struggles of child care employees here >>
Child care employees are, of course, also often parents, who both need to take care of their sick children and stay healthy themselves. What's particularly challenging is that they are often exposed to illness from the children they work with, and they have the ability to make these children sick too.


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Diamond Rain On Jupiter And Saturn
The rain on Jupiter and Saturn may be made up of diamonds.
Two scientists at the annual meeting of the American Astronomical Society's Division of Planetary Sciences have suggested the idea of diamond rain on the gas giants.
They say high pressure in the atmospheres of Jupiter and Saturn could potentially turn carbon into diamond.
Carbon particles from the upper atmosphere could fall through heavy layers of hydrogen and helium toward the cores, and the pressure along with the high heat would compress them into diamonds big enough to hold in your hand.
Scientists have previously theorized that diamond rain, maybe even liquid diamond seas, might be on Neptune and Uranus.
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The Klymit InertiaXL X-Large is the perfect way to get a comfortable sleep out in the woods, during any of your outings. Made of 75D polyester, this durable product is resistant to wear and tear, as you use it over and over. Though you can inflate it with a few breaths of air, a dry air pump is provided so that you can get it ready for use immediately, almost effortlessly. Thanks to its body mapping design, support is offered to the key pressure areas of the body. Its loft-pocket technology prevents heat loss and enables maximum air-flow during use. Weighing just about 17.6 oz., it is very lightweight and easy to carry and pack and can be stored just about anywhere, neatly. So the next time you head out for an outdoor adventure, make sure you take the Klymit InertiaXL X-Large.


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A kosher reader asks how to navigate take-out lunches with non-Jewish co-workers without feeling self-conscious.
Dear Miriam,
I work in a smallish office with not a lot of interaction between employees. The one time people seem to get together is for lunch. About once a week, the whole office orders pizza and eats together. I keep kosher pretty strictly and won't eat their pizza, even if it's vegetarian, but I end up feeling really awkward and anti-social. I bring my own lunch and eat with them, but it's not the same. Since none of them are Jewish and no one understands what I mean when I say I keep kosher, I'm worried that my co-workers think I'm snooty or even maybe that I have an eating disorder. What can I do to feel more included and less self-conscious?
Pass on the Pizza
Self-Conscious About Kashrut
Dear Self-Conscious,
If you don't act snooty about anything, including your eating habits, it's unlikely that your co-workers will think you're snooty. If you act snooty, kashrut or not, they'll rightly think you're snooty. Likewise, if you act self-conscious, they'll think you have something to hide; but if you behave with confidence, they won't.
It's worth making an extra effort to find common ground to relate to your co-workers on the rare occasions when you interact. I'm glad you make a point of sitting with them during these pizza lunches despite your discomfort, but maybe you can take things a step further. It sounds like an important piece of this is having your co-workers see you eating the same food that they're eating. Maybe once a month or so, you could take the lead on organizing the group lunch. If there's a kosher restaurant nearby, arrange the orders and delivery from there. If that's not an option, see if you can buy kosher sandwich fixings and set up a sandwich bar. If you're feeling really generous, you could cook something at home and bring it in for everyone to share. Or, if you don't want to go that far, make cookies and bring them in to accompany the pizza.
You could also consider preempting any questions they may have. I would advise against trying to explain the intricacies of kashrut. However, you could be ready to respond to those who question why you can't eat the pizza by saying something like, "Thank you so much for organizing lunch for everyone. I keep kosher, which means I only eat food that I prepare at home or that comes from a kosher restaurant, but I'd love to join you when the pizza arrives."
If a co-worker presses about what makes food kosher and you're willing to have that conversation at work, try to have it one-on-one. I've definitely been in situations where my eating habits have become the focus of the conversation for a whole group. I try to brush past it with something like, "There are a lot of rules of keeping kosher, but it's not that interesting of a lunch topic for everyone. What are your weekend plans?" When, inevitably, someone says, "Doesn't a rabbi have to bless your food before you can eat it?" or some other common misconception, answer honestly but succinctly: "It's not about a blessing exactly. It's about ingredients and preparation. What are your weekend plans?" You don't want to be dismissive, but you also don't want to be the center of attention, at least not about this.
Maybe you have some co-workers who are gluten-free or have food allergies or are on a diet, and you could bond about adapting your eating "habits." When there's something that sets you apart, you're far more likely to notice it than anyone else. Honestly, I doubt anyone spends too much time thinking about what you eat. If they do, it's probably because they're either genuinely curious or generally nosey about other people's business. Either way, be your personable, professional self. If you don't give them cause to suspect that something's wrong, they won't suspect that anything's wrong.
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a question for those who teach AND train..
its open to people that teach any martial arts..just thought that i would post here as its the first place that i personally check when i go on this site..
Is it possible to do both and have a real job?
How do u get to train with teaching a class say a few days a week?
i understand the benifits of such a venture such as having a greater understanding of fundemental movements and breaking down manouvers so that every single detail is understood..thus enhancing ur own understanding..
BUT..where does the time for your own training come from?
How do u prepare properly if u are still actively competing?


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It was a cold, snowy day in November, and Myrtle had to walk to a bus station to get to work. The time was 7:20 a.m., and she arrived at the station at 7:50 a.m. Myrtle boarded the bus and sat behind the friendly driver.
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Laurier PhD graduate Sonja Brubacher is among a group of select postdoctoral researchers from across Canada and around the world to have been awarded the prestigious Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship, worth up to $70,000.
The award will allow Brubacher, who completed her masters and PhD degrees at Laurier in the Department of Psychology, to continue her studies on children and memory at Central Michigan University in Mount Pleasant. Her research aims to understand how children remember and what cognitive and motivational differences among children affect how they report their experiences. Her work has practical applications in situations where children may be called as a witness in a criminal case.
The Banting Fellowship is a fantastic opportunity to expand upon my doctoral research, says Brubacher. Im learning new methodologies, getting exposure to new interview techniques, and expanding my network all of which will positively impact my work.
The Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships Program awards 70 fellowships a year, each valued at $70,000 annually for up to two years. Successful applicants are selected on the basis of research excellence, demonstrated leadership in their field of expertise, and parallels between their research and institutional strategic priorities.
Alexandra Gottardo, an associate professor of Psychology at Laurier, is not surprised that Brubacher has earned this award. She says Brubacher has shown great initiative throughout her masters and PhD studies, and is doing important work.
This fellowship will give Sonja more international exposure and allow her to solve these interesting problems, said Gottardo. I think it also shows that students at Laurier are able to compete with the best in the world.
Brubacher earned several awards while at Laurier, including an MA Medal of Academic Excellence in 2007, and a PhD Medal of Academic Excellence and Governor Generals Academic Medal in 2011.
The Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships Program was launched in 2010 and is named after Sir Frederick Banting, who together with his assistant Dr. Charles Best is credited with discovering insulin. For more information about the program, visit banting.fellowships-bourses.gc.ca.
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The game has done commendable work in bringing prison life to the digital world. It has brought to life the total despair which prisoners can experience when confined behind bars.
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It's hard to make a virtual game about prison life. The solitary confinement of the hero plus the monotony of life behind bars is difficult to portray visually. But this time Prison Break The Conspiracy has proved the above statement to be wrong. The game has done commendable work in bringing prison life to the digital world. It has brought to life the total despair which prisoners can experience when confined behind bars.
Throughout their eight (only eight?) waking hours, the prisoners devote their time to monotonous tasks, occasional fist battles and stealthy missions. This game will of course be a draw Prison Break series fans while it may cause raised eyebrows for those new to the series.
In the game the player takes on the role of Tom Paxton, the main character of the game and specifically made for it. Supposedly incarcerated for first-degree murder, and so disguised as a prisoner he is in truth working as an agent for The Company. His job is to investigate the reason for Michael Scofield's imprisonment and make certain that Lincoln Borrows, his brother, is executed. He then makes different agreements and various dealings to accomplish these objectives.
The game brings player into mind-boggling covert missions and takes him into the different sections of the jail as he searches for the equipment needed to accomplish his objectives. He may have some sort of liberty inside, but he should not lose sight of the path which needs to be followed to complete his task. There are very easy minigames where the player can perform body exercises like punching and weightlifting. These games, however, give little reward for the player. The player can also engage on fist fights or have his body tattooed at the parlor, but at the end he must continue with his main mission.
The game theme may sound boring by now, but there is more for the player. There are a lot of challenging stealth missions along the way, but although challenging these missions may seem a little unrealistic and perhaps pointless and unrelated to the overall mission. The AI controlled guards and deliverymen are unpredictable. At times they will capture the player even finding him in a hidden spot, while at other times they will not even notice him pass by. The deliveryman, on the other hand, does things in an easy to grasp pattern.
The view is fixed and is from a second person perspective – the camera fixed at the back of Paxton and showing a limited view of the surrounding. This does not make the game look like a stealth game. Once Paxton is spotted by a guard or the camera, the game will start again at a spawn point. Overall, the game may seem pretty reasonable for gamers seeking this sort of action game.
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The economy might be sluggish and money tight, but that didn't affect support for the FFA's annual Bull Bash held last Friday and Saturday nights at Carter's Arena.
In fact, folks came out in droves to watch rodeo-style bull riding, at the same time raising money for FFA's Alumni Association.
"It went really good –probably one of the better ones we've probably had," said R.D. Skelton, who has been directing the Bull Bashes the past decade for Renegade Rodeo out of Chiefland.
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Defined by the oceans, the Margaret River region enjoys a temperate, maritime climate with high winter rainfall and pristine, robust sea breezes to cool the precious fruit – wonderful conditions for growing superior Cabernet Sauvignon. The name Ringbolt honors the heritage of the Margaret River wine region.
Senior Red Winemaker Peter Gambetta has over 20 vintages of winemaking experience which have seen him working in some of the world's premium wine-growing regions, most recently spending the 2005 European vintage in Bordeaux. This international perspective is part of what makes him an invaluable asset to Ringbolt. Working extensively in Coonawarra and Wrattonbully vineyards has given him an intimate understanding of premium Cabernet Sauvignon and outstanding red winemaking experience and skills.
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Billy Joel added to Dick Clark New Year's Eve special
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Add Billy Joel to the star-studded lineup of artists who will help ring in 2014 on "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve With Ryan Seacrest."
According to Billboard.com, Joel's New Year's Eve show at Brooklyn's Barclays Center will be broadcast just after midnight on the ABC production.
The Piano Man recently announced plans for a long term residency at New York's Madison Square Garden. For the New Year's Eve special, he joins previously announced performers Miley Cyrus, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, Blondie and Icona Pop who are all set to appear live from New York.
The Los Angeles portion of "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve" will include performances from Florida Georgia Line, Robin Thicke and Capital Cities.
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text: OverviewBack to top Aubrey Organics - Conditioner Luxurious Body Booster Chamomile Tea - 11 oz. Item# :78469UPC# :749985711180 Brand:Aubrey Organics Size/Form:11 oz. Ship Weight:0.75 Aubrey Organics Conditioner Luxurious Body Booster Chamomile Tea for Normal Hair - 11 oz. Aubrey Organics Conditioner Luxurious Body Booster Chamomile Tea is a light volumizing conditioner that adds fullness, manageability and bounce without weighing down your hair, and brings out natural highlights. Has a fresh Chamomile Tea scent! Features & Benefits: Organic Chamomile, Hops Extract: Add fullness & soothe scalp Organic Apricot & Sunflower Oils: Rich in essential fatty acids & vitamin E, nourish & moisturize Organic Aloe: Rehydrates & soothes GMO Free Contains 70% Organic Ingredients. All Natural & Organic Beauty ProductsAubrey Organics makes the cleanest formulas, hand-crafted using only the purest botanical ingredients nature has to offer. All of their natural beauty products are lovingly produced in small batches to deliver the freshest, most effective, and most authentic alternatives to mass produced synthetic products. Aubrey's natural skin care, natural hair care, natural soaps, and body lotions contain scientifically proven and organic ingredients. All Natural & Organic Hand-Crafted Formulas Pure Botanical Ingredients Plant-Based Emollients No Mineral Oils Sulfate, Paraben, Gluten, & Phthalate Free No Artificial Colors or Fragrances Cruelty Free & Vegan Eco-Friendly About Aubrey Organics When Aubrey Hampton first mixed ground ginger, peppermint, and eucalyptus leaf into a base of coconut oil in 1967, he never imagined that the batch of bath liquid he created to help combat those harsh New York City winters would change the personal care industry forever. Forty years and more than 200 products later, Aubrey, the company he founded, remains the leader in natural hair, skin and body care, with products sold in more than 4500 retailers throughout the world. Why use something synthetic when something natural works so much better? That's the practical philosophy behind every Aubrey product. This simple idea has been the cornerstone of their pioneering company since the beginning. Read their labels. You'll find only the finest herbals and plant extracts in their most natural form. In 1994, their company became the first personal care manufacturer to be certified as an organic processor by Quality Assurance International of San Diego, California. This means that their factory - where they create their products - is regularly inspected and certified as a manufacturing facility where organic ingredients are handled according to standards set by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Organic Program. Aubrey buys only the purest natural and organic ingredients from fair trade sources, and use them in handcrafted, all-natural products that are good for you and good for the Earth. It is this commitment that has made Aubrey the finest hair, skin and body care products manufacturer and an industry leader with an impressive list of "firsts." Aubrey Firsts Aubrey was the first personal care products manufacturer: To list all ingredients - 1967 To develop a grapefruit seed extract and antioxidant preservative - 1974 To formulate products with... Essential fatty acids in a natural absorption base - 1967 Lactalbumin (milk protein) - 1967 Jojoba oil - 1972 Evening primrose oil - 1982 Rosa Mosqueta Rose Hip Seed Oil - 1986 Blue camomile oil - 1987 Herbal gums and vitamin B-5 - 1988 Natural fruit acids - 1990 Matcha green tea - 1995 Blue green algae and grape seed extract - 1999 Sea buckthorn oil and Topical Ester C™ - 1999 Organic orange pith juice - 2003 And the first personal care company to be certified as an organic processor - 1994 Aubrey's Philosophy Their MissionAubrey Organics' mission is to continue their long legacy of quality and purity; to connect people with nature; and to lead by example. Their VisionTo be the earth's most respected leader in personal care products for health and environmentally conscious consumers.


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Welcome to Waikanae Montessori Pre-School serving the Kapiti Coast for over 20 years.
We are one of the oldest established Montessori Pre-Schools in New Zealand.
We operate during the school terms and are open from 8.45 am to 1.15 pm on a monday, and 8.45am to 2.45pm Tuesday to Friday.
We are licensed for 40 children with five qualified teachers.
Our Office Manager is available during school time for any enquiries.
The emphasis in a Montessori classroom is the love of living, laughing, playing and learning.
Every child works at their own pace moving on when they are ready.
By giving the child control of their own work, Montessori makes learning an empowering experience that keeps the child motivated.
Montessori children love learning because they are stimulated, it is age appropriate and is designed to meet their needs.
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Imperial Preface to the Liturgical Services of the Great
Compassionate Kwan-yin. [Written by Yung Loh, of the
Ming Dynasty, 1412 A.D.]
It is reported that Kwan-Tseu-Tsai-Bodhisatwa, prompted
by his great compassionate heart, has engaged himself by a
great oath to enter into every one of the innumerable
worlds, and bring deliverance to all creatures who inhabit
For this purpose he has enunciated the Divine sentences
which follow, which, if properly recited, will render all crea
tures exempt from the causes of sorrow, and so render
them capable of attaining Supreme Reason....
Does anyone know of another full translation in English of this sadhana-ritual? Is it still in use in Chinese temples? In the 19th century it was, says Beal.


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good tunes, even better surfing. Really dig this. o and not a single air in this video. rail work and barrels are what i love about surfing. Enjoy.
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good tunes, even better surfing. Really dig this. o and not a single air in this video. rail work and barrels are what i love about surfing. Enjoy.
FYI, you can embed vimeo and youtube vids in the forum post.
Just click on the "insert video" icon, and then paste the url into the field there.
i will do that now. thanks SI!!
Really great video. Good to see Taylor Knox still gettin it. Hard to believe this video with him was almost twenty years ago. What's Really Going Wrong. By the way, Cordell Miller @ 2:12 on high tide Trestles left is sick. Gouging.
Yeah really beautiful carves. That's my thing too, although when I watch video of myself doing it, it doesn't look like this, lol.
Sweet.... thanks for the vid man!!!
Right around the 3:25 mark..... I will donate both of my testicles for those waves!!! Hell, I'll even throw in a kidney! Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful........ Sex with the finest of fine, hottest of hot chicky in the world or the waves three and half minutes into that vid?!? That's a no brainer!
Damn those guys scored!!!
Note Taylor Knox turn @ 1:15... Incredible
awesome to see a video with no airs for once and connor coffins carves in this clip really remind me of Tom Currens surfing at J-bay
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by now I think everybody has learnt not to count Mike out (see what I did there)
When was the last time Mike looked badly hurt on the feet? Genuine question because he seems to have made some good adjustments since Hendo. Cant see Vitor running through him early tbh
great fight
Seriously? He's never looked troubled on his feet since Hendo?... Wanderlei nearly knocked him senseless.
Dennis Kang also dropped Bisping in the 1st round of their fight, but he recovered really quickly smashed him in the 2nd
If the fight ends in the first 3 minutes, Belfort.
But if it goes longer than that, it's Bisping's fight.
I will be picking Bisping come fight night.
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for me Belfort has too much power in his hands for Bisping, bisping wont want to box with vitor, vitors jits is also shit hot and Mike wont want to grapple with him either, i think Bispings only chance at winning is to try and outpoint Belfort. I just cant see him being able to do it for the full 15 or 25 minutes.


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Jon Riedel, a geologist with the North Cascades National Park, presents a talk on the geologic evolution of the Skagit River watershed, at the Puget Lobe Chapter meeting at 7 p.m. March 4 at the Edmonds Senior Center.
The talk, called "Fire and Frost," traces the development of the Skagit River during the past several million years from alpine glaciation, volcanic eruptions, landslides and the effect of the massive Cordilleran ice sheet that covered much of Washington state.
The presentation is free and open to the public.
The Puget Lobe Chapter of the Ice Age Floods Institute meets at the Edmonds Senior Center, 220 Railroad Ave.
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What do residents want at Lodestone Regional Park, which will be built in Kearns?
To get a feel for their answers, Salt Lake County Parks and Recreation officials will hold an open house Tuesday from 6:30-8 p.m. at Thomas Jefferson Junior High School, 5850 S. 5600 West.
A master plan for the 62-acre park at 6170 W. 5990 South was developed in 2010. A small first phase was built a year later, producing a pavilion, two playgrounds and a perimeter path on 2½ acres.
When Salt Lake County voters approved a $47 million bond last November for parks and trails, another $5 million was freed up for detailed planning and construction on the other 60 acres.
Parks and Recreation officials are considering developing multipurpose athletic fields, informal ball diamonds, a restroom and parking there, but want public input before finalizing plans, said Martin Jensen, assistant director of the county Department of Community Services.
Park construction is scheduled to begin early next year, wrapping up early in 2016.
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Dierks Bentley describes dad's influence, love of country music
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Dierks Bentley says his father was a big country music fan.
The singer tells CMT.com his dad really appreciated "the simplicity of it," explaining he "loved that even if you didn't know a song, you could almost guess the next line" and "could always be singing along."
Dierks adds that in launching his own country music career he learned that it's "really hard to make it look that easy." Bentley says that one of his dad's favorite songs was Dierks' 2003 single "My Last Name." He recalls trying to create a bluegrass version of the song, and how his dad "did not like that at all. He liked the original." Dierks adds that his dad "was right."
Bentley says he can really hear his dad in four tracks in particular on his latest album, Riser. He says "Here on Earth," "Bourbon in Kentucky," "Damn These Dreams," and his current single, "I Hold On" aren't specifically about his father, but they remind him of his dad.
The singer explains that he didn't include any songs that are directly about his father because "that would've been too dark," and his dad "wouldn't have wanted that." Bentley has said two major life events -- the death of his father and the birth of his son -- influenced "Riser," which is in stores now.
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