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This episode explores chef David Chang's relationship to the pig. He travels to San Sebastian to discuss pork bushi. He makes pork belly, and tonkotsu and travels to Montreal with his pal Aziz Ansari for a fried boloney sandwich.


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The Library IT/Workstation & Network Support (WNS) unit actively supports Library operations and services by maintaining and managing over 600 desktop workstations for Library staff. To facilitate quick and reliable set-up, configuration and service for these computers we have implemented a small number of standardized workstation configurations.
In addition, WNS partners with CITES to ensure that Library workstations meet all campus network security standards and are subject to rigorous anti-virus protection. We strive to be fully responsible members of the campus network community.
One way that WNS meets its obligation to keep Library staff computing secure is by keeping system administrator rights on staff workstations under the management of Library IT personnel.
We are aware that work responsibilities in the Library have evolved in some cases to require significant use of software applications and/or computing equipment that aren't covered by our standardized hardware/software configurations. Recognizing this, we are striving to achieve a workstation support environment for the Library that balances individual needs for specialized hardware/software with the traditional need to maintain a secure computing environment for the Library and the University-and with your expectations for timely service when you run into problems.
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One of the most time-consuming aspects of running a growing business is paying your employees. However, while it may take many hours every month, ensuring that your staff receive their wages or salaries correctly and on time is crucial. Not only will it help you to retain good staff members, but it'll ensure a contented working environment all round.
QuickBooks understands the need for business owners to have a quick and easy way to pay employees accurately. This is why we offer payroll software that can be used to streamline your salary paying processes. Because managing your staff payments, salary history and taxes is a business necessity, it's imperative to have an effective payroll system in place.
Business owners can choose from three QuickBooks payroll packages: Quick Payroll, Quick Payroll Lite and Quick Payroll Startup. Whether your business is small with only a few employees or is quickly growing, QuickBooks software can help you reduce the amount of time you spend calculating employees' salaries, deductions and contributions.
Browse QuickBooks payroll software today to find the right package for your business.
QuickBooks payroll software lets you keep track of your salary payments
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While it may be simple to manage on your own payroll now, as your business grows it will become increasingly complex. It's important to have software in place to stop important information going missing or being incorrectly processed.
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The Global Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
Thursday, January 23, 2014
American University Washington College of Law
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This event is co-organized by Office of Diversity Services and Hubert H. Humphrey Program of Washington College of Law American University, as a part of Martin Luther King, Jr. Week. The purpose is to celebrate the Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday while talking about the universal character of the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.
The Humphrey Fellows listed in this program as well as the others that are at WCL this year argue that they are continuing the legacy of Dr. King . Martin Luther King's ideas are universal and today guide the work and life of many around the world, including our Humphrey Fellows. This panel explores what Dr. King's legacy has meant to four of our Humphrey Fellows.
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A former fundraiser and chief officer of Skipton YMCA has been awarded an MBE for his services to young people.
Ken Allinson, now chief executive of Richmond YMCA, was instrumental in setting up Skipton's Pinder House, which was officially opened in 1995 by the then MP David Curry.
"From 1994, Richmond YMCA was the accountable body of a Round 1 Single Regeneration Budget programme – a five-year project to develop YMCA projects," said Mr Allinson.
"Eventually, in 1995, with a great deal of help and support from Craven District Council and YMCA England, we opened Pinder House in Skipton. The ceremony was conducted by David Curry MP, then MP for Ripon and Skipton and the housing minister."
Pinder House still comes under the overall management of Richmond YMCA.
Julie Botham, manager of Skipton Pinder House, said: "At the YMCA in Skipton we are really proud of Ken and aware that due to his efforts and dedication the YMCA in Skipton would not have been here since 1995."
Mr Allinson's trip to Buckingham Palace to receive his award from The Queen was made more memorable by him bumping into a former resident of Richmond YMCA who is now a member of the Household Cavalry.


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Two Pitt researchers make 'Scientific American 50' of leaders in science and technology
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 13 -- Two University of Pittsburgh researchers have been selected by the Board of Editors of Scientific American magazine to its list of Scientific American 50 for 2006. The award recognizes research, business and policy leaders who have played a critical role driving key science and technology trends in the last year.
William R. Wagner, Ph.D., and Michael Sacks, Ph.D., of the University of Pittsburgh's McGowan Institute for Regenerative Medicine and department of bioengineering, were recognized for their research that has enabled the development of a novel biodegradable polymer-based scaffold that could one day serve as a tissue-engineered replacement for damaged pulmonary valves and other soft tissues.
The Scientific American 50 appears in the magazine's December issue, which is available online at www.sciam.com and will be on newsstands Nov. 21.
Dr. Wagner, deputy director of the McGowan Institute and associate professor of surgery at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and of chemical engineering and bioengineering, School of Engineering; and Dr. Sacks, the William Kepler Whiteford Professor in the department of bioengineering at Pitt's School of Engineering and director of McGowan's Engineered Tissue Mechanics Laboratory, have been collaborators for more than five years on a number of projects involving biomaterials and tissue mechanics. But it was their work developing and characterizing elastic polymer scaffolds loaded with cells that caught the attention of Scientific American.
Researchers in Dr. Wagner's laboratory developed a method using strong electrical fields to combine cells and polymer nanofibers that rapidly form elastic tissue-like scaffolds. The technique can place cells within fiber networks at the same scale found within the body's own tissue. Dr. Sacks' laboratory has characterized and modeled the function of these tissue scaffolds and demonstrated how they mimic the complex behavior of a human pulmonary valve. Through their collaboration, which they describe as "highly synergistic," Drs. Wagner and Sacks are refining this technique to design tissues for a variety of applications that involve extensive motion and deformation.
Headlining this year's list of the Scientific American 50 are Angela Belcher, Ph.D., a materials chemist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who was selected Research Leader of the Year; global insurer Swiss Re of Zurich, Switzerland, selected Business Leader of the Year; and former Vice President Al Gore, recognized as Policy Leader of the Year for his work on global warming.
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iPhone 5 users are not new to the concept of using an extended battery or a battery case to increase their phone's battery life. If you are one such user, you'll also be aware that most of the extended batteries that are available in the market are bulky and make your phone look like a brick! Well, do not worry more. Maxboost Fusion has come up with a solution for your woes. Their Maxboost Fusion Detachable External iPhone 5 Battery Case is a new battery case which is slim and light weighted compared to other products in the market. It is a two piece design, i.e. it has a matte finished protective case that snugly covers your phone and a glossy finished extended battery pack that can increase the life of your iPhone 5.
To be sure about how Maxboost detachable external iPhone battery case is different from the others available in the market several reviews have been studied and test have been conducted to derive to certain results. Let us take a deep look into the specifications, features, pros and cons that signifies the efficiency and utility of the battery case.
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- It provides a battery capacity of 2000mAh. This capacity doubles your iPhone's battery life.
- It has a detachable design. This allows the users to remove the extended battery any time they want and enjoy just the protective case.
- The extended batteries come in two colors – black and white. The protective case comes in more than ten colors.
- The case has a MicroUSB for an input port and a lightning output port.
- The case has cutouts for headphones, camera, and other function buttons.
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Battery case: As mentioned earlier, the battery case comes in a two piece detachable design. This is one of the biggest advantages of this case. You can either attach the battery to the case to increase your phone's life or simply use the stylish case for protecting your phone. The case fits in the iPhone's Lighting connector and converts it to MicroUSB. The battery can be charged even when it is on the phone.
Battery capacity: With 2000mAh capacity the battery provides eight hours of talk time or ten hours of web usage. The extended battery has a power on and off button. This enables you to decide when you need the extended battery to power your mobile. Also, the 4-LED indicator on the case helps you to check the remaining power any time.
Protective case: Though the battery has a glossy finish, the protective case comes with a matte touch. The protective cover also comes in more than ten colors and this adds a stylish touch to your iPhone. By being slim and light weighted, the case does not add any extra bulk to your phone. Although the case protects the phone from scratches, not sure how far it can withstand heavy shocks and drops. Another drawback is that the case also tends to get scuffed easily.
Built-in functions: The battery case has a built in charging switch, LED battery level indicator, and also enables the user to charge and sync the phone through the case.
In spite of having so many features, the pricing of the battery case is not that competitive when compared to similar products available in the market. Also, some users worry about the protection it can provide to the phone. Considering all these aspects, Maxboost Detachable External iPhone 5 Battery Case gets a score of 8/10!


text: Products / Airtime Cards Q. How do I know which plan to pick? A. NET10 Wireless offers a flexible suite of plans to meet different customers' needs. To view the different options, click here to find one that's right for you. Q. How often do I need to buy and add an Airtime Card? A. To keep your NET10 Service active, you must add Airtime before the Service End Date or days left that is displayed on your NET10 phone screen.If your NET10 phone runs out of Airtime Minutes, you will need to buy a NET10 Prepaid Wireless Airtime card to add more minutes. The amount of minutes you use is entirely up to you.Adding more NET10 Airtime Cards extends your active service either 30, 60, 90, 120, or 180 days from the date the card is added, depending on the denomination of the Airtime Card. The minutes and services days you add to your NET10 phone will be added to the minutes and service days you already have with the exception of the 30 Day Monthly Plans. Q. What should I do if I lose my Airtime Card? A. If the purchase was done with your credit card online, simply contact our Customer Care Center at 1-877-TEN-CENT (1-877-836-2368) for assistance. Q. Can I share my minutes with another NET10 customer? A. No, Airtime cards can only be used by one phone. Q. Can I buy an Airtime Card for another person? A. Yes, as long as the credit card is registered under that Serial Number and you have the other person's Serial Number with you to complete the sale. Q. Why do our plans have different prices? A. The amount of high speed data may vary on each 30 Day plan. This will change the price of the plan. High speed may also vary depending on the Plan chosen. Click here for more information. Q. Why did I get 50,000 Minutes on my phone? A. Even though you received 50,000 Minutes, there are less than 50,000 in a month. Q. Can I use International Long Distance when I add a 30-Day Plan or a Pay-As-You-Go plan? A. International Long Distance is available with the $65 Unlimited International** 30-Day Plan. It includes Unlimited International calls to Mobile phones in Mexico, Canada, China, India and over 1,000 landline destinations. Our Pay-As-You-Go plans also include International Long Distance to hundreds of destinations for 15˘ or less per minute. Q. Can I use text messaging when I add the NET10 30-Day Unlimited International** Plan or the 1000 Minutes Pay as you Go Plan? A. Yes. When you add a NET10 Unlimited International** 30-Day Plan or the 1000 Minutes Pay as you Go Plan, you may use these minutes for text messaging. Q. Can I buy and download ringtones, wallpapers and other data services when I add the NET10 Unlimited 30-Day Plan or the 1000 Minutes Pay as You Go Plan? A. Yes, but you can only buy them through the NET10 website using a credit card. Q. What is the difference between a PayGo card and a NET10 Plan? A. PayGo cards offer the carry-over benefit, in which Minutes and Service Days can be stacked; whereas the NET10 Plans are unable to do so. For more information, please refer to the NET10 terms and conditions.


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The Perique and Louisiana tobacco are the principal varieties cultivated, and attain nearly the size of Connecticut seed leaf.
All of the seed leaf of these states is used exclusively in the manufacture of cigars.
As their name indicates, there is but one cotyledon or seed leaf, and the leaves from the first are alternate.
There are two principal varieties of Connecticut seed leaf, viz.
As the crop is cut in the seed leaf, it is necessary to sow often, but the frequency must be regulated by the demand.
"seed leaf" tobacco in this country is all packed in cases instead of hogsheads, each case containing from 375 to 400 pounds net.
The flavor of the Partaga is too delicate for palates that have been accustomed to Connecticut seed leaf.
In Ohio and Missouri large quantities of tobacco are grown, the former state furnishing both cutting and seed leaf tobaccos.
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March 20-21st – Enjoy the Heart of Sonoma Valley "Savor Sonoma" – Enter to Win Tickets
Never a dull moment here in Wine Country, coming off the heels of 2 weekends of The Wine Road's Barrel Tasting, we change to another part of Sonoma County, and a 'cozier' event, hosted by the Heart of Sonoma Valley Association. The 20th Annual Savor Sonoma Food and Wine Experience features 22 wineries in the historic Glen Ellen and Kenwood regions.
This event is fun and 'savory' – all participating wineries are offering food and wine pairings. In addition many are offering barrel samples, selling futures, and featuring live music and local artists. The full program is available here; as always I encourage attendees to print it out, and make a mini-plan, especially if you only plan one day.
Glen Ellen and Kenwood are easily accessible from downtown Sonoma, Santa Rosa, Carneros and Napa – why not enjoy the scenery, leisurely drive, and spend one day (or both) this weekend enjoying food, wine, art and music, with wineries large and small, new and historic.
Participating Wineries Include:
Audelssa Estate Winery, Benziger Family Winery, Chateau St. Jean, Deerfield Ranch Winery, Enkidu Wines, Eric Ross Winery, Family Wineries of Kenwood, Imagery Estate Winery, Kenwood Vineyards, Kunde Family Estate, Landmark Vineyards, Ledson Winery & Vineyards, Little Vineyards, Loxton Cellars, Mayo Family Winery, Muscardini Cellars, Paradise Ridge Winery, St. Francis Winery, Ty Caton Vineyards, VJB Vineyards & Cellars, Valley of the Moon Winery and Wellington Vineyards.
Featured Musicians include:
- Laurent Fourgo's Trio (Jazz) at Landmark Vineyards
- Josh Little & his Trio (Jazz) at Little Vineyards
- Seth Walker (Blues) at Loxton Cellars
- The Sharks (Saturday) & The Corkpullers (Sunday) at Imagery Estate Winery
- Sparky Thorne at Benziger Family Winery
- The Don Giovannis (6-piece Italian Band) at VJB Vineyards & Cellars
- John Shearer (Acoustic Guitar) at Valley of the Moon Winery.
Featured Artists include:
- Stella and Dot Jewelry at St. Francis Winery & Vineyards
- Leslee Maggiora Jewelry at Eric Ross Winery
- Bella Barrels (Barrel Stave Merchandise) at Valley of the Moon Winery
- Zaza Gallery (Stretched Canvas Photography) at Valley of the Moon Winer
- Belgique Truffle Gateaux (Baked Truffles) at Valley of the Moon Winery
- Twisted Sister (Local Handmade Jewelry) at Valley of the Moon Winery
- San Tasti (a new drink to relieve palate fatigue) at Valley of the Moon Winery.
Enter "Question of the Week" to Win 2 Tickets, or Merchandise
Wednesday night we will be drawing for a pair of free tickets. To enter, go to the Heart of Sonoma Valley Facebook Fan page, scroll down to the Question of the Week posting, and submit your question. Wednesday night will draw a winner, and answer the question.
I can't wait to attend this event! Look for a 1-2 more posts this week, including a special article end of week featuring special winery sales incentives. Until then this recent article on barrel tasting may help as well!
Barrel Tasting Insights – What am I Tasting & Do I Get Splinters? What should I buy?
Wine, food, music, art, Sonoma Valley, for only $55 for 2 days – and you don't have tickets why? Available online through Wednesday, grab some, they have sold out before!
p.s. See some of you at the Friday night Sonoma Wine Meetup in Downtown Sonoma – 75+ wine industry, consumers. Putting the social in Social Networking!
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On Tuesday night, the Philadelphia Flyers closed out a six game road trip with a 3-2 overtime win against their Metropolitan Division rivals, the New Jersey Devils. The win ends a six game road trip, in which the Flyers executed well as a team and won five out of the six games. Thanks to an overtime goal from Brayden Schenn, the team is now fifth in the Eastern Conference and second in the Metropolitan Division, playing quality hockey under Craig Berube.
Tuesday night's matchup with the Devils did not bode entirely well for the Flyers until the third period and overtime. Backup goalie Ray Emery and the Flyers spent much of the game trailing Martin Brodeur and the Devils by one goal, due to Adam Henrique's goal in the opening minute of the first period. The Devils held a 1-0 lead for over 45 minutes, until just over five minutes into the third period, when Claude Giroux lit the lamp on a power play. Giroux, who had found out earlier in the day that he had been left off Canada's Olympic Roster, cranked a wrister in traffic that Brodeur never saw and just caught the upper right corner of the net, tying the game.
Just four minutes later, near the halfway point of the third period, Scott Hartnell emerged from the Philadelphia zone, moving the puck all the way across the ice to Brayden Schenn on the right wing. As the teams moved up with three skaters apiece, Schenn returned the puck all the way across the ice to Hartnell, who moved in on the left wing and beat Brodeur through the five-hole to give the Flyers a 2-1 lead. The passing on this goal was particularly impressive, as Schenn and Hartnell played catch across the width of the rink twice to set up the goal.
But the Devils were not going down without a fight. With just under two minutes to go and his team trailing 2-1, Travis Zajac caught Claude Giroux up high with a stick and went to the box, allowing the Flyers to go on the power play and close the game out. However, thanks in part to former Flyer and future Hall-of-Famer Jaromir Jagr, New Jersey found themselves controlling the puck in the Philadelphia zone with just over 30 seconds left in the game and Brodeur on the bench for the extra skater, making it a 5 on 5. Defenseman Marek Zidlicky navigated through traffic and delivered an extremely well-advised pass to the other side of the net, where Michael Ryder was waiting. Ryder beat Emery, who could not cover the right side of his net in time, and the Devils tied the game just 30 seconds before they would have lost.
This forced overtime, and about 90 seconds in, the Devils nearly won the game on a Stephen Gionta shot that just glanced off the right post. But Braydon Coburn and the Flyers brought the rebound back up ice, where Wayne Simmons found Nik Grossmann at the point. Grossmann hesitated, then faked a shot and instead passed to a flying Brayden Schenn, who was barreling up the right wing. Schenn took the pass off of his skate, and blasted it right past Brodeur to give the Flyers a win in dramatic fashion. The last 30 seconds of game featured two major scoring chances – but the Flyers were the team able to come away with the goal and the win.
What a way to end the game, and what a way to finish off a successful road trip. After being scored on in unlikely circumstances as the third period was winding down, the Flyers caught a huge break on Gionta's post and were able to move up and score, made possible by an incredible pass by Grossmann and great reflexes by Brayden Schenn. In addition to the 5-1 mark on the road trip, the Flyers have won 8 out of their last 10 games, and continue to climb the standings in both the Eastern Conference and Metropolitan Division.
Steve Mason got the night off for the Flyers, and Ray Emery stood tall for the orange and black. He stopped 31 of 33 shots, and had luck in the form of a post on his side in overtime. He picks up the win, and allows Mason to return as the Flyers get right back to work tonight against the Montreal Canadiens at home. It's an odd scheduling quirk, but the Flyers will participate in back-to-back games as they come off this road trip. They move to 22-17-4 with 48 points after the win, good for 5th in the Eastern Conference and 2nd in the Metropolitan Division.
1st Period:
New Jersey: 0:57 – Adam Henrique (10), Assisted by Jaromir Jagr (22) and Ryane Clowe (3)
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3rd Period:
Philadelphia: 5:18 – PPG – Claude Giroux (13), Assisted by Kimmo Timonen (12) and Jakub Voracek (20)
Philadelphia: 9:49 – Scott Hartnell (10), Assisted by Brayden Schenn (16) and Nicklas Grossmann (8)
New Jersey: 19:30 – SHG – Michael Ryder (14), Assisted by Marek Zidlicky (16) and Andy Greene (15)
Philadelphia: 1:50 – Brayden Schenn (11), Assisted by Nicklas Grossman (9) and Wayne Simmonds (15)
Tags: Adam Henrique, Brayden Schenn, Claude Giroux, Hockey, Jaromir Jagr, Martin Brodeur, Metropolitan Division, Michael Ryder, New Jersey Devils, NHL, Nik Grossmann, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Flyers, Scott Hartnell


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Baltimore, Maryland
This hub of American history is an affordable alternative for travelers considering spending a weekend in Washington, D.C. You can also combine your sightseeing with a little R&R down by Chesapeake Bay…but don't leave until you've tried the world famous steamed crabs. From family-friendly historical sites and the bustling Inner Harbor, to museums and monuments, Baltimore has so many things to see and experience that are not only fun…they're free! Visit Baltimore has developed 50 Free Things to Do in Baltimore, which includes museums, pirate ships, and water taxis. The new Baltimore Harbor Pass offers familiar favorites like discounted entry into the National Aquarium, the Maryland Science Center, and Top of the World Observation Level. Harbor Pass ticket holders will also receive a one-time entry to their choice of the American Visionary Art Museum or Port Discovery Children's Museum, and a choice of Sports Legends at Camden Yards or the Reginald F. Lewis Museum of African American History & Culture.
Getting There: Traveling to Baltimore is even easier with the new Northeast Regional Amtrak fare. The Baltimore-Washington International is located a few miles outside of the city and is accessible by car or light rail. Shuttles connect BWI to an Amtrak train station just off the airport grounds. There are non-stop flights to BWI from just about every major airport in the country, though some cities may be seasonal or only offer service certain days of the week.


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From All Hip Hop
Rapper Cassidy Critically Injured In Car Accident
By Remmie Fresh and Nolan Strong
Date: 10/5/2006 12:45 pm
Philadelphia rapper Cassidy is in critical condition, after an accident last night (Oct. 4) in New Jersey injured him and four passengers.
Cassidy, born Barry Reese, suffered the most severe the injuries.
While details are sketchy, the rapper was reportedly leaving New Jersey for a recording studio, when a truck swerved into oncoming traffic and crashed into Cassidy's side of the SUV he was riding in.
"He was the only one that suffered critical injuries," a representative for Cassidy's label Sony/BMG told AllHipHop.com. "[He suffered] a fractured skull and broken bones on the left side of his face."
Four other passengers in the vehicle also suffered injuries, but the severity was not known at press time.
Cassidy is being held at an undisclosed hospital in the New York City area.
The rapper rose to fame with the release of his first solo single 2004's "Hotel," which featured R. Kelly. The single was taken from his debut Split Personality, which landed at No. 2 on Billboard's Top 200 upon its release in March of 2004.
In June of 2005, just as Cassidy was preparing his sophomore album I'm a Hustla, he was arrested and charged with the murder of a 22-year-old man Desmond Hawkins, after a shootout behind his Philadelphia row home in April.
During Cassidy's trial, a key prosecution witness recanted his statements about witnessing the rapper firing a gun and claimed police told him what to say.
In Jan. 2006, Cassidy was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and two counts of aggravated assault and possession of an instrument of crime.
Police said they found ammunition in Cassidy's house which matched shell casings recovered from the crime scene.
Cassidy was released from prison in March of 2006, after serving eight months behind bars. The rapper was working on his third album for Swizz Beatz' Full Surface label, which is distributed by J Records.
Shortly after his release, the rapper told AllHipHop.com that he had learned from his experiences over the past year and was on a much different course.
"Im more patient, humble," Cassidy told AllHipHop.com in March 2006. "Ive got a better relationship with God and my family. I know my real friends. I just learned so much from it. I was able to clear my mind up not drink and smoke and party and not deal with the business every day. I was able to think get my priorities together. I came to the conclusion of where I wanna go and the type of artist I wanna be."
Cassidy was recently featured on the Swizz Beatz' produced song "One Day," which was produced in conjunction with the International Peace Concert.
Cassidy was to perform the song with Jennifer Lopez, Marc Anthony, Chris Brown, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and Lyfe Jennings during the International Peace Concert, which airs live from the Coliseum in Rome, Italy on December 9th.
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Apart from the blogosphere brawl it has caused, McCain's recent graduation speaking tour was pure political genius. By choosing to speak first at Jerry Falwell's Liberty University, McCain helped make amends with the fundamentalists he infuriated back in 2000 when he denounced Falwell as an "agent of intolerance." And by delivering the same speech at Liberty University and the New School, McCain bolstered his credentials as a "straight shooter" with a political class that's easily impressed by such pirouettes.
There's nothing novel in the idea of a politician saying the same thing to politically divergent audiences. Bill Clinton did it in 1992, delivering the same message in white Macomb County, Michigan, as he did in black Detroit. And though McCain's call for tolerance and civility was not especially controversial or courageous, the Republican presidential aspirant got the best of all possible worlds making amends to Falwell, sparking attacks from Greenwich Village lefties and generating tons of press attention in the process. Even better, the students might actually remember what got said at their commencement speech which is more than I can say for Isaac Asimov, the late science fiction writer, who addressed my class at Columbia College, or Michel Sovern, the university president, who addressed the entire school. I have no idea what either talked about.
As for what actually got said from the podium, McCain's speech was perfectly sensible. He made a case that the United States has real enemies and that we shouldn't be fighting with each other. And what his critic, Jean Rohe, said was perfectly reasonable too. She made a call for peace, denounced the war, and noted that neither Osama bin Laden nor any weapons of mass destruction had been found.
Her remarks actually echoed those of another famous student speaker. In 1969, Hillary Rodham at Wellesley used her speech to chide the women's college's commencement speaker, Republican Senator Edward Brooke of Massachusetts, for his support of the Vietnam War. Rodham took it to Brooke in a way that's surprisingly similar to how Rohe took it to McCain.
Unlike some protesters in the audience who were just rude and childish, Rohe was respectful. And saying that McCain didn't reflect the values of The New School seems undebatable. The school was founded in 1919 by philosopher John Dewey, historian Charles Beard and social commentator Thorstein Veblen, all of whom were deeply disillusioned by World War I and gave the school a pacifist streak that seems hopelessly naive in retrospect. Beard, best known as co-author with his wife, Mary, of An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution, which argued that the founders were operating more out of monetary self-interest than democratic ideals, went on to be a vocal critic of Franklin Roosevelt's efforts to help the Allies during World War II.
The New School's founders may have been wrong, but Rohe read them right. Afterwards, the university's president, Bob Kerrey, the former Democratic Senator who lost a limb in Vietnam and is a longtime friend of McCain, praised both speakers' courage, which seems appropriate. In these internet dustups, both sides, it's worth remembering, usually have a point.


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Gay Walk Signals Prevail Over Homophobes In Austria
The city council of Linz, Austria has overruled the anti-gay Freedom Party to bring back its (get this) gay-themed traffic lights.
A spokesman for the Freedom Party said that "traffic lights are for traffic and should not be misused to impart advice on how to live your life." What is with anti-gay folks thinking that the existence of gay people constitutes gay people trying to tell other people how to live? Weird.
The traffic lights (or, I guess, walk signals) feature either a man and a woman, a man and a man, or a woman and a woman holding hands with a little heart over the couple. Vienna also has inclusive walk signals.
Is this not unbelievably cute?! Why don't we have these in America?! (Oh, right: Homophobes.)
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Discrimination against girls excludes them from education
Education provides the opportunity for girls (and boys) to become more empowered and self-confident as they acquire the range of knowledge, skills, attitudes and values critical to negotiating an equal place in society. Gender inequality in education means that for every 100 boys out of primary school, there are 117 girls who also miss out on primary education. While the gender gap in primary education has been closing steadily since 1980, many countries will not achieve the MDG 3 target of gender parity in primary education by 2005. [figure 2.6]
Gender gaps in secondary education are even more pronounced: of 75 countries surveyed by UNICEF, only 22 were on course to meet gender parity by 2015, while 25 were far from the goal. Girls' exclusion from education relative to boys - especially in South Asia, Africa and the Middle East - is the clearest statistical indicator of gender discrimination.
But gender discrimination is both more subtle and all-pervasive than can be measured in the statistics about gender parity in schooling. Gender plays a major part in determining which children end up being excluded from basic services and are, therefore, most likely to be left untouched by the Millennium agenda.
Women's disempowerment results in exclusion for their children. Mothers are generally the first caregivers for children. In situations and settings where they are denied access to basic services, essential resources, or information, it is the children who suffer the greatest exclusion. Impediments to progress in the fight against gender discrimination include the continued lack of good quality data disaggregated by sex, the paucity of financial and technical resources for women's programmes at both international and national levels, and the lack of representation in the political sphere.
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Wall Street wave comes to Pittsburgh
A global protest movement targeting corporate, economic and social issues is spreading to Pittsburgh, home to several major investment and banking firms.
Occupy Pittsburgh, named for the New York protests called Occupy Wall Street, is planning an event Oct. 15, said organizer Nathaniel Glosser of Friendship. He said the group will meet in Shadyside on Wednesday for the first time to talk, but he said he wants an event free of violence.
"We want change, and change doesn't come easily and it doesn't come quickly. But it does come when you have a critical mass of committed people to make it happen," said Glosser, 46, a writer and designer.
Occupy Wall Street began nearly two weeks ago with a small group of college students camping near Manhattan's financial district. The movement spread, with recent protests in front of Federal Reserve buildings in Boston, Chicago and Los Angeles, and marches and other protests planned in cities across several continents. On Saturday, New York City police arrested 700 Occupy Wall Street marchers as they crossed the Brooklyn Bridge.
A message on Occupy Pittsburgh's Facebook page reads: "We are the 99 percent. We are getting kicked out of our homes. We are forced to choose between groceries and rent. We are denied quality medical care. We are suffering from environmental pollution. We are working long hours for little pay and no rights, if we're working at all. We are getting nothing while the other 1 percent is getting everything."
Organizer Jess Kelly, 34, of Sarver, a stay-at-home mother of four children, said, "It seems as if the government is not hearing the American people and what they have to say anymore. With the bank bailouts and corporate structure, we don't have much say as to what's going on."
With major investment and banking firms either based in or with large offices here, it's logical that the movement would spread to Western Pennsylvania, Glosser said.
"It's not just the investment and banking firms that we are decrying," Glosser said. "We are upset with the entire corporate culture. A corporation is an association of people hiding behind laws and it can do pretty much whatever it wants. The poor get poorer, the middle class gets poorer and the super-rich get richer."
Several local corporations, including PNC Bank and Federated Investors, declined to comment.
Glosser said the Pittsburgh movement started before he offered to help organize it; he said he's participated in several protests, including one in 2003 protesting the beginning of the Iraq War.
By Monday afternoon, the group had nearly 2,400 "Likes" on one of its Facebook pages and more than 100 people saying they probably would attend. Glosser said he's been in contact with New York organizers by e-mail, but they are not organizing Pittsburgh's efforts.
"I think there's tremendous energy in this movement. Everybody feels we're getting noticed and I think we're starting to worry the corporate powers that be," Glosser said.


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Genealogy. An account of one's descent from an ancestor who did not particularly care to trace his own.
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If your descent is from heroic sires, show in your life a remnant of their fires.
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Nothing is so soothing to our self-esteem as to find our bad traits in our forebears. It seems to absolve us.
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Heredity is nothing, but stored environment.
— Luther Burbank
The scholar without good breeding is a nit-picker; the philosopher a cynic; the soldier a brute and everyone else disagreeable.
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Good breeding is the result of good sense, some good nature, and a little self-denial for the sake of others.
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Breed is stronger than pasture.
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Good breeding, a union of kindness and independence.
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I am, in point of fact, a particularly haughty and exclusive person, of pre-Adamite ancestral descent. You will understand this when I tell you that I can trace my ancestry back to a protoplasmal primordial atomic globule.
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Is anyone simply by birth to be applauded or punished?
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Every man is an omnibus in which his ancestors ride.
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None of us can boast about the morality of our ancestors. The record does not show that Adam and Eve were ever married.
— Edgar Watson Howe
I don't know who my grandfather was; I am much more concerned to know what his grandson will be.
— Abraham Lincoln
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— Henry Louis
They talk about their Pilgrim blood, their birthright high and holy! a mountain-stream that ends in mud thinks is melancholy.
— James Russell Lowell
High birth is an accident, not a virtue.
— Pietro Metastasio
We are linked by blood, and blood is memory without language.
— Joyce Carol Oates
The person who has nothing to brag about but their ancestors is like a potato; the best part of them is underground.
— Sir Thomas Overbore
The sharp thorn often produces delicate roses.
— Ovid
Hereditary honours are a noble and a splendid treasure to descendants.
— Plato
It is indeed a desirable thing to be well-descended, but the glory belongs to our ancestors.
— Plutarch
From our ancestors come our names from our virtues our honour.
— Proverb
Unworthy offspring brag the most about their worthy descendants.
— Danish Proverb
Mules are always boasting that their ancestors were horses.
— German Proverb
Clever father, clever daughter; clever mother, clever son.
— Russian Proverb
There is a certain class of people who prefer to say that their fathers came down in the world through their own follies than to boast that they rose in the world through their own industry and talents. It is the same shabby-genteel sentiment, the same vanity of birth which makes men prefer to believe that they are degenerated angels rather than elevated apes.
— W. Winwood Reade
My ancestors didn't come over on the Mayflower, but they were there to meet the boat.
— Will Rogers
Remember, remember always, that all of us, and you and I especially, are descended from immigrations and revolutionists.
— Franklin D. Roosevelt
Those who boast of their descent, brag on what they owe to others.
— Seneca
No one is better born than another, unless they are born with better abilities and a more amiable disposition.
— Seneca
He who boasts of his descent, praises the deed of another.
— Seneca
Englishmen hate Liberty and Equality too much to understand them. But every Englishman loves a pedigree.
— George Bernard Shaw
Each has his own tree of ancestors, but at the top of all sits Probably Arboreal.
— Robert Louis Stevenson
In church your grandsire cut his throat; to do the job too long he tarried: he should have had my hearty vote to cut his throat before he married.
— Jonathan Swift
Good breeding consists in concealing how much we think of ourselves and how little we think of the other person.
— Mark Twain
The kind of ancestors we have had is not as important as the kind of descendants our ancestors have.
— Source Unknown
Do well and you will have no need for ancestors.
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My beautiful, 34 year old son Marty died on January 19, 2010 at First Health of the Carolinas in Pinehurst, NC. He walked into that facility healthy and left 14 days later in a body bag. He had been told by a cardiovascular surgeon there that he desperately needed an aortic valve replacement. He couldn't understand why he had no symptoms, but because of their insisting that he was in danger, he agreed to the procedure. After performing the procedure Marty suffered a stroke.He stayed in a coma until his death Jan. 19th 2010. A nurse at the facility said I would never have peace with how my son died. She is right, I will never. Marty is a wonderful son. He was a compassionate caring, and peaceful person who loved to do things to make others feel better. He loved all sports, especially UNC basketball and football. Marty enjoyed skiing and spending time at Ocean Isle Beach, NC. I miss him so much my heart aches with pain. Each day without him is agony and suffering. I will spend all the time I have doing things to honor Marty and holding accountable those who cause harm and pain to others. I Love Marty and miss him every second of every day.
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Because it fit neatly into the right's post-fact view of the world, where a Christian American president is actually a secret Muslim who oppresses Christians, he felt comfortable blindly and ignorantly supporting Joseph Kony, who has abducted and brainwashed over 30,000 children, forcing them to kill their own parents and mutilate his enemies and rape with abandon. This is more than a case of a partisan talk radio host stretching for time. It's the logical and dangerous consequence of a poisonous media culture which financially rewards people who willfully neglect the truth and the consequences of spreading falsehoods.
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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by WoodysGirl, Oct 10, 2012.
I turn the sound down and listen to Brad and Babe.
Interesting that if the 3rd team is upposed to be an indication of our lack of status that Dallas-Baltimore is being whown over the majority of the country instead of Philly-Detroit who gets Kenny, Moose & Goose.
How the mighty have fallen? Me thinks people are over thinking a singular week of telecasts.
Maybe that is why he is still on the "third team?"
Billick's latter utterance (quoted in the Morning News).
If you could pick Joe Flacco or Tony Romo for one season, who would you take?
I think Joe Flacco's on the edge of becoming an elite quarterback. Obviously he's younger and stronger than Romo, and you have to take that into consideration. But right now, I think Joe Flacco is playing a more complete game.
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Broken, bottled up, and abandoned.
February 9th, 2014by hatingnaomi
I guess I shouldn't really feel abandoned, as I still have all of my family and they've been right by my side since day one.
This is my first post on here, so excuse me if I'm not correct in going about it.
My boyfriend died two days shy of a month ago. It could have been a suicide, it could have been an accident. Seeing as we were both highly sexual people and I found him hung up on a door with a belt around his neck and his pants down, auto-erotic asphyxiation doesn't seem to be out of the question. But he was suicidal and depressed, so what does it matter how he died, only that he died. Poor boy… Always getting the short end of the stick. Beaten, abused, beaten again… just had a miserable life. He made the best of it, though, as best he could have. Even I beat him up… Used him as a punching bag, though I undeniably wanted the best for him. I paid for ever meal, bought every movie ticket, paid the bills when he couldn't, bought the smoke, held his hand, slept in the hospital with him… I never abandoned him, though he abandoned me countless times. Heroin addictions, alcoholic, meth, ecstasy, fentanyl, you name it, he was on it. He kicked every addiction though, surprisingly enough, all on his own. I guess his latest addiction was kinky sex, which I guess I can be the culprit for. Weird how that's the one that killed him, huh? Just my luck.
I guess this isn't completely about him… After finding him in our apartment, I haven't had the ability to shake my suicidal thoughts. I've had them before many, many times, being that I spent 5 years of my life in an online relationship that ended with a "catfish" as they call it now a day. The boy I talked about above took my virginity 3 years ago. He was so sweet about it, waiting months on me to be ready never mentioning his sexual desires. He took a lot of things, I suppose. I love him so much.
I was a bit motherly towards him in regards for caring for him and making sure he cared for himself. I was much more fortunate than he was, but I never let him feel any less loved until a bit recently. We were growing up and he just wouldn't take care of himself… Letting his job slide, letting his portions of the bills go unpaid, and on our first few months of rent none the less! I was fed up, and oh man, did it show. But every night I told him I loved him and every time he cried I held him close.
Having him gone is really taking a toll on me. I contributed to his depression… How was I to know the future? If I had just known how serious it was… Shoulda woulda coulda, things every last one of us who's lost someone has thought, huh. I'm no expert on how to take my life, but I'm surely ready for it. I've taken as many necessary steps to let my family know I'm sorry I am for the decisions I'm making and what feelings I'm going through currently. It's going to devastate my mother and father, probably a lot more people than just that. And all the friends around me now, man, they're all close to suicide. I wouldn't be shocked to see one or two of them follow me up into the afterlife, if there is one, which you know, I'm definitely hoping there is.
I've looking into so many ways to off myself. My dad has guns lying around his house, but that's definitely going to make him feel responsible. I don't think I want to be hung up on a door either… I'm thinking gas might be the way to go, or I've taken a belt of my boyfriend's from our apartment when we went to clean it out and I'm thinking of maybe attaching a heavy weight to the opposite end and suffocating myself. Drugs are easy to come by, so maybe that too…
I'm not really sure what path I'll take, but sooner than later, I think the way I do it won't matter as much as just getting it done. It sucks that one death leads to another and possibly more after that. This is definitely a prime example of the chain we all start by committing to taking our own lives. One person's pain just spreads when we don't feel it anymore.
I think I'll leave a note beside me for whoever, probably my parents, finds me about wanting to donate my organs if they've found me in time for the paramedics to harvest them. Regardless, life on Earth sucks. I think that's something we can all agree on.


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