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SET 1: Carini[1], Your Pet Cat > AC/DC Bag > Free > Possum, What's the Use? > Wombat, Tube, Wolfman's Brother, Ass Handed, Petrichor > Run Like an Antelope[1]
SET 2: Five Years[2], Soul Love[3], Moonage Daydream[4], Starman[3], It Ain't Easy[5], Lady Stardust[6], Star[5], Hang On to Yourself[5], Ziggy Stardust[7], Suffragette City[5], Rock 'n' Roll Suicide[4]
SET 3: 46 Days > Sand > Twist[8], Meatstick > Also Sprach Zarathustra > Backwards Down the Number Line > Slave to the Traffic Light
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Set 1: Sunday Morning[1], Axilla, Your Pet Cat > Back on the Train, How Many People Are You, Glide, Theme From the Bottom > It's Ice > More
Set 2: AC/DC Bag > Wolfman's Brother[2] > Twist > Waves > Miss You, Boogie On Reggae Woman, Wading in the Velvet Sea
Encore: Sweet Jane
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Rising freshmen, sophomores and juniors from outside the Hall County school district will have a chance to enroll in any open seats at the districts' three high school International Baccalaureate programs plus the new science, technology, engineering and mathematics program for the 2013–14 school-year.
At the Hall County Board of Education's work session Monday night, the board voted unanimously to open the rolls to Johnson, North Hall and West Hall high schools, as well as the new STEM program at North Hall.
According to the district, approximately 20 open seats are predicted to be open at each location.
This is the first tuition-paying option the board has considered in the last 20 years, a school district news release stated.
After the April 15 deadline for Hall County Schools students to enroll, any remaining seats will open up to out-of-district applicants. All new applicants must meet admission requirements, the release also stated.
Furthermore, each out-of-district student accepted will be charged tuition of $1,200 per year to be paid in two installments with $600 due prior to Aug. 1 and the remaining $600 due before Jan. 1. A one-time payment will also be accepted prior to Aug. 1.
The board also voted unanimously to move forward with the STEM school, which opens in a wing of NHHS in the fall of 2013. Kenny Childs, science teacher, along with principal Joe Gheesling, gave a presentation on the STEM school.
"This is an exciting time, and we are always looking for a challenge," said Gheesling.
"We want to address what certain businesses and industries want," he said.
Gheesling said Childs has been doing the "pick and shovel work" for the school.
Childs said students in the program will be able to earn a Georgia STEM Program Certification.
He said the district needs to identify students for the program, hire qualified teachers, be performance-based and show consistency in the access process.
To optimize student technology, learning malls with glass walls will replace some of the school's cinder block walls. This will provide a more open concept to STEM technology for students and observers, Childs said.
Superintendent Will Schofield said the school district's agricultural studies might someday soon benefit from the STEM concept as bioscience and technology meld together.
"We are the center of the poultry world and the poultry industry," said Schofield, "The sky's the limit."


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If singer-songwriter Brett Dennen wasn't opening Spring Jam 2013 with a free concert, the 33-year-old Californian would fit right in with the good-time crowd at the spring mountain festival anyway.
Dennen has become a regular on the Colorado music circuit and slopes in recent years, building a devoted Rocky Mountain fan base and shredding ample gnar while he's at it.
His soulful, jangling songs — often compared to Paul Simon's — are also a fitting soundtrack to the sunny lineup of happenings at Spring Jam. His free outdoor show Friday in Base Village kicks off two weekends of competitions, concerts and parties in Aspen, Snowmass and on all four local mountains.
"I think all musicians love coming through Colorado," Dennen told me this week, between runs at Vail (he also skied two days on Snowmass). "I think Coloradans really appreciate music. It's such a strong scene of electronic music and jam bands, and it's great for singer songwriters."
Dennen was dubbed a songwriting phenom upon the release of his self-titled 2005 debut, and he's grown in scope and sound on the three albums that have followed. His stop in Snowmass is a break from recording sessions in Nashville, for his fifth album. It's due out this fall, and he's due back in Aspen for a tour stop then. He promises to preview some of the new material at Friday's show.
"I think the songs are better than any other songs I've written," he says. "I think they're unique and they're true to me and they're songs I want to sing every night."
ATO Records tapped Dennen to cover John Denver's iconic "Annie's Song" for a forthcoming tribute album honoring the Aspen folk singer. The album, "The Music is You," features acts like My Morning Jacket, Dave Matthews and Emmylou Harris interpreting Denver's catalogue. It is due out April 2.
Dennen points to Denver as a huge influence on his music, and to being part of the star-studded tribute album as an honor.
"It's definitely in the fabric of the genre I'm in," he says of Denver's folky classics. "As a kid his music was around the house a lot. And going to summer camp, his songs were the songs we played around the campfire. The songs are sort of ingrained in my childhood. On another level, he's an important figure in the music of the '70s and that singer-songwriter country rock sound, where everyone was influenced by him."
And while Dennen feels at home in the Rockies and skiing the steeps of our resorts, he was humbled by a trek to Mount Everest base camp this winter. In November, he spent nearly a month trekking part way up Everest with G. Love. The trip raised money for the cancer nonprofit Love Hope Strength, funding a new cancer treatment center in Kathmandu.
He suffered from the altitude, and found himself sleepless and incommunicative for most of the trip.
"I'm pretty used to mountains," Dennen explains. "But those aren't mountains, man, those are totally something else – they turn you inside out."
This week's one-off show in Snowmass reunites Dennen with his four-man backing band, with whom he hasn't played since before his trip to Nepal and his album recording sessions.
"On stage it's going to be a love fest," he says. "So I'm glad Colorado will get to experience it. I feel like I owe a lot to this state, they've always been so supportive of me."
2013 Spring Jam Events
For more information or to register for events, visit www.aspensnowmass.com [1]
March 22
Bud Light Hi-Fi Concert
Snowmass Base Village
3 p.m. Michael Moon
5 p.m. Brett Dennen
This free outdoor concert in Snowmass Base Village ends the day on the slopes and kicks off the Spring Jam action.
Through March 24
NASTAR National Championships
Skiers from 45 states, aged three to 90, converge on the slopes of Snowmass to compete for national titles in various divisions of the Nature Valley NASTAR National Championships. With races running March 20 - 24, the championships celebrate alpine racing and serve as a reunion for the top recreational racers in the country.
March 22 & 29
Bud Light Big Air Friday
Fanny Hill, Snowmass
2 p.m.
Big Air Fridays attracts competitors from near and far to show off what they've been practicing and attempt the freshest tricks on the hill. Athletes will showcase the newest and most progressive tricks around off of the 40-foot jump on upper Fanny Hill. The always-entertaining Friday afternoon show is entering its 11th year at Snowmass.
March 23
Fallen Friends Memorial Event
Merry Go Round, Aspen Highlands
9:30 - 11 a.m. Registration at Base of Highlands
10:30 Riders Meeting outside Merry Go Round
10:45 Practice: Scarlett's
11 - Noon Competition: Scarletts
2 p.m. Load for group bowl hike
A goofy day on the slopes for a good cause, the 5th annual Fallen Friends is a memorial event that unites skiers and snowboarders from all disciplines to celebrate the mountain lifestyle that binds them, in honor of their fallen friends. All proceeds benefit the Aspen Valley Ski & Snowboard Club's scholarship funds.
The event consists of bumps, rails, jumps and other features on the bottom section of Scarlett's Run on Aspen Highlands above the Merry-Go-Round. More than 100 costumed revelers competed in the jam session last year, under the watchful eyes of a guest judge's panel that awards prizes.
Organizers this year have added a group hike up Highland Bowl, following the competition. All participants and spectators are invited to hike the Bowl at 2 p.m. AVSC coaches will be leading the charge; first-timers are encouraged to ask for help.
Registration is open Saturday only and is $25 per person. Food and beer specials at the Merry-Go-Round during the event.
March 23
KickAspen Big Air
Gondola Plaza, Aspen Mountain
8 p.m.
The base of Ajax gets in the X Games spirit for this thrilling annual event. It pits the best regional ski and snowboard athletes against one another, to show off their biggest tricks under the lights on a 70-foot jump at the base of Aspen Mountain. A throng gathers on gondola plaza to watch the extreme action.
March 23 & 24, 30 & 31
Terrain Park Boot Camp
Snowmass (under the Big Air Jump)
Noon - 3 p.m.
If you've never been in a terrain park but you want to test your grinding and jibbing skills, now's your chance. This is the perfect opportunity to learn rails, boxes and jumps from professional coaches and athletes.
The Terrain Park Book Camp is an entry level terrain park with beginner-sized features set up on Fanny Hill. Aspen Valley Ski & Snowboard Club coaches and athletes will teach beginners (13 and up) on how to safely slide a rail, hit a box and throw a trick. Open to children, parents and anyone interested in learning the ropes of the terrain park.
March 29 & 30
CORE Party featuring MarchFourth Marching Band and Grouplove
Downtown Aspen (Cooper & Galena)
8 p.m.
Back-to-back nights of free concerts featuring two energetic live acts will be a surefire highlight of Spring Jam this year.
MarchFourth Marching Band plays Friday on the outdoor stage. The troupe of 20-plus performers typically brings to the stage a five-piece percussion section, seven horns, dancers, acrobats and stilt-walkers. They hit the stage in mismatched marching band outfits and play a largely instrumental blend of brassy funk, rock, and gypsy jazz. The Portland, Ore. band's crowd-friendly performances have made MarchFourth a favorite in Aspen and across Colorado.
"We actually play in Colorado now more than we do in Oregon," bandleader John Averill told Time Out last year. "It's started to become a home away from home for us. The fan base is really strong."
Grouplove, the indie darlings behind the hits "Colours" and "Tongue Tied," take the stage Saturday night. They made their local debut at Belly Up last May, and local fans are eagerly awaiting their return.
The collective began on an artists' retreat in Crete, and had songs going viral before they even had a name.
"People are in bands for years and years before they get fans," Grouplove bassist Sean Gadd told TIme Out last year. "We are each others' biggest fans."
DJ Naka G opens both nights.
March 30
Battle in the Bowls
Aspen Highlands
8 - 9 a.m. check-in at Aspen Highlands ticket office
The Helly Hansen Battle in the Bowls returns, challenging teams of two to ski/ride the many bowls of Aspen Highlands as quickly and strategically as possible on a course designed by extreme skier Chris Davenport. SkiCo will loan GPS devices to track racers' routes.
Divisions include competitive skiers, competitive snowboarders and recreational divisions. The courses for each division will be different, with some overlapping elements. $90 per team of two; includes a Helly Hansen Battle in the Bowls base layer and afterparty at the Highlands Pizza Company.
March 31
Buttermilk Rail Jam Smith Optics Grudge Match
Buttermilk Rail Garden, below the superpipe behind Bumps
2 p.m.
This is a snowboard-only rail jam competition, with riders going head-to-head in a 32-person March Madness-style bracket. The winner will take home $500 and a pair of Smith I/O goggles.
Register in person at Radio Boardshop in Aspen or call 970-925-9373. Registration is free.
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Afghanistan welcomed an Australian government announcement that it would send a task force of elite troops to the country to help fight a resurgence in rebel attacks.
"The Afghan defence ministry welcomes and thanks the friend country of Australia for the one-time decision of deploying troops ahead of parliamentary elections," the ministry's spokesman Mohammed Zahir Azimi said.
Australian Prime Minister John Howard announced on Wednesday that a special forces task group of some 150 troops was expected to be in place by September, when the war-torn country is due to hold legislative elections.
They will be deployed for a year.
"This decision is a gesture of the increased support of the international community, especially Australia, to Afghanistan," he told reporters.
Australia deployed 1,000 troops in support of the US-led invasion of Afghanistan in 2001, which toppled the Taliban regime and ousted al-Qaeda from training camps used ahead of the September 11 attacks in the United States.
The Australian soldiers, including a core group of some 150 special forces, were brought home towards the end of 2002, leaving just one engineer engaged in demining operations.
Australia has now joined the United States and NATO in announcing new troops for Afghanistan, where violence has spiked in recent months and left about 600 people dead.
Howard also said last Monday it would send up to 700 extra troops to bolster the 18,000-strong military coalition in Afghanistan ahead of the elections.
In June, NATO said it would deploy an additional 2,000 troops during the election period to join the 8,000 soldiers already in the country under the banner of the International Security Assistance Force.
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The San Francisco Giants made some roster moves Saturday optioning second baseman Nick Noonan to Triple-A Fresno and activating second baseman Tony Abreu from the 60-Day DL.
Noonan batted .203 in 37 games, while smacking 12 hits, one double, three RBI's, four walks, 14 strikeouts and scored six runs. He produced a .254 on-base percentage and .220 slugging percentage equaling a .474 OPS. He recorded one three-hit game this season.
Abreu batted .300 in 15 games at Fresno, connecting with 12 hits, three doubles, one home run, four RBI's, one walk, 10 strikeouts and scored three runs in 40 at-bats. He managed a .341 on-base percentage and .450 slugging percentage reaching a .791 OPS.
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urn Burial is full of quotations fit for long and moody contemplation.
The actor was flanked by was also carrying an urn, which he claimed held the remains of King Jong Il.
urn Burial is a bedside book, a nightstand book, one that begs to be read in a wind-lashed, lightning-struck manor.
Browne wrote hauntingly of the resemblance between the urn and the womb.
The Queen was reportedly in "full agreement" with the church authorities that the urn should not be opened.
In this tube the coals were placed, and when the water in the urn was hot, it could be drawn off by means of a faucet at the side.
On the urn that encloses his ashes should be these words: Liberator of Men.
On arriving at the Pramane, the urn is placed upon the pagoda, there to remain for seven days.
You might have taken her for some fairy of the springs who had overturned her urn on herself.
The urn is placed on the table, as I make my own tea and coffee; the cocoa is made down stairs.
late 14c., "vase used to preserve the ashes of the dead," from Latin urna "a jar, vessel," probably from earlier *urc-na, akin to urceus "pitcher, jug," and from the same source as Greek hyrke "earthen vessel." But another theory connects it to Latin urere "to burn" (cf. bust (n.1)).


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Moneta Online Payment Service
Moneta, a new online financial services company, has announced a new alternative to current forms of online payment that enables consumers to "make online payments directly from their checking or money market accounts using only a secure four-digit PIN." The company says that "merchants pay fees up to 50 percent below those charged by credit card companies and other online payment options." On its web site, Moneta lists Aloha Airlines, TigerDirect.com, Shoebuy.com, and AirTran Airways as participating merchants.
The unique PIN system means sensitive bank account or debit/credit card numbers are not jeopardized. Moneta will help address consumer concerns regarding identity theft and fraud that may prevent them from making online purchases. Debit is the fastest growing payment method among consumers. As the only payment option available that is truly debit-only, Moneta is a major advancement in ecommerce.
Participating merchants also benefit from Moneta's debit-based system. Merchants pay fees up to 50 percent below those charged by credit card companies and other online payment options. With the Moneta service there are no ancillary fees, chargebacks or credit card transaction fees. Merchants will also be able to leverage Moneta's system to facilitate marketing initiatives.
Moneta's management team is made up of leaders in the financial and ecommerce sectors. Moneta President Hans Zandhuis comes from Bank of America, where he was a Senior Vice President and responsible for their Debit Card division. Co-Founder Daniel Friel has over 18 years' experience in banking, payment processing, security and authentication, and billing. Co- Founder Robert Ball has over 20 years' operating and transactional experience and ecommerce management with fast-growing, high-tech companies. Co-Founder Jeffrey Sechrest is a Managing Director at Lazard Ltd. in New York and brings expertise in investment banking for online retailers, ecommerce, and telecommunications.
Zandhuis sees Moneta as the start of a larger movement. "We see something lacking in the consumer/merchant relationship and believe there is tremendous opportunity in increasing the benefits for both merchants and consumers," says Zandhuis. "First, the process that exists now is unnecessarily costly for both the consumer and the merchant. Second, the consumer needs a simpler and safer way to pay both offline and online. We want to give all consumers another option so that they can get the goods and services they want without worrying about security or falling into debt."
Moneta has established relationships with several major airlines and is currently expanding its position both within the travel industry and among online and traditional merchants. Over the next few months, Moneta will release additional products and services that offer solutions to issues arising from current online and offline purchase methods.
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Twice a month you'll receive a letter, in the mail. Past letters have gone out from writers including Stephen Elliott, Margaret Cho, Marie Calloway, Dean Haspeil, Lorelei Lee, Matthew Specktor, Rick Moody, Aimee Bender, Padma Viswanathan, Sari Botton, and Matthew Zapruder. Some of the letters were typed, others handwritten. Some included illustrations, one was a comic, all were signed. We then photocopy the letter and send it to you.
Upcoming letter writers will include Leigh Stein, Douglas Kearney, Camille Dungy, Colin Winnette, Brandon Hicks, Wendy C. Ortiz, Anna North, and many more! Think of it as the letters you used to get from your creative friends, before this whole Internet/email thing. Letters will include return addresses (at the author's discretion) in case you want to write the author back. Letters in the Mail helps us keep The Rumpus running—so, you can correspond with your favorite writers and support the website in one fell swoop.
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Dravaing for Asp
Today's afternoon float yeilded four Asp, including a nice one for Peter. Floating this river is great fun and we're starting to think that Asp may not be as imaginary as they once were… (phew)
Today's afternoon float yeilded four Asp, including a nice one for Peter. Floating this river is great fun and we're starting to think that Asp may not be as imaginary as they once were… (phew)
The weekend before last John arranged a Corrib PFFA Ireland (Pike Fly Fishers Association) meeting. It was attended by Stuart, Steve, Kristian, John and myself. Day one was in Maam and once again the area did not fire. 4 rods (I only got to bed at 10am on day one so missed the day… Lucky me!) and not a single fish. Day 2 was a different story! We started in Ardnasillagh Bay. Kristian and I had a great start quickly boating 4 pike in the 6-9lb region and we lost a couple. The second half of the day saw us going down the lake to some big fish hot spots. Kristian and myself got distracted by loads of very large trout rising. I simply cannot fish for pike when trout are on the top. Kristian had a superb brown of 4.5lb and another of 1.5lb on my size 14 dry claret sedge which I tie for NZ. I moved a few but boated nothing. John, Steve and Stuart stuck to pike. John had 2 great fish, One 14lbs and another 20lbs 15oz. I have no pics of these fish but hopefully I'll have them soon. I'll put them in the next blog. It was great to have Stuart and Steve down to fish our local water. I learned a lot from them about tying pike flies and picked up a few tips on tying pike traces. Thanks fellas! I hope ye learned a bit from us too.
One thing that sometimes pisses me off about Irish fly fishing is how effort and persistence is so hesitant to pay off. When it does pay off it makes it all the sweeter however. After a successful day guiding Norman Kyle (head ghillee on a stretch of the River Tyne in England) I went to fish the river myself. I repeated some water Norman had fished to no avail and then decided to walk across the mountain (bog) to another river beat known as Pine Island. This area has not produced much in recent years but I had a good feeling. When I got there the walkway out to the small island was flooded as I knew it would be, so I wet waded out to it. I stud there soaked to the balls and thought to myself " I deserve a fish for this" but experience has told me many times that "deserve" does not hold water over here. This time it did! I landed a powerful 6lb grilse on a Sunray Shadow and rose 2 more. As wet as I was, I happily walked back to the van.
Shane Flaherty (Fuzz) and Myself fished Kylemore Lough yesterday. Conditions were Ideal apart from the lake being too high. We fished hard and had 3 seatrout to 1.5lbs, a nice brown and rose a salmon. 10 grilse were landed on the river the previous day.
Today I took my cousin Paddy Creane, 11, out on Inagh for his first day fly fishing. He fished hard and well in very difficult conditions. The rain dumped on us continually and the wind blew. I asked Paddy, "are you cold", "A little" he said," but I'm not going in.. I'm wet too!, I love this, but its not as easy as I expected. It's a challenge". He got a brown and a sea trout and put his name in the Inagh trout register for the first time of many. Watch this space!
We have had a load of rain in the last few days and the Ballynahinch/Inagh system should fish very well in the coming week. The same is true for the entire Kylemore fishery. If your thinking about coming over now is the time! Contact details in my previous blogs.
Tight lines!
On warm, sunny days when trout or salmon are unlikely to take a fly, pollack will always oblige. I went out to Deer Island, about 45 minutes from Roundstone in my boat last Monday to target them. I brought my 11 year old cousin, Patrick, out with me. I set up a boat rod for him with 6 feathers and a 6oz weight and it wasn't long til the rod hit the gunnels! I didn't help him. He got stuck in and hauled what turned out to be 3 good pollack from from the depths. It made my day watching Patrick battling to get the fish into the boat. I filleted the fish for him, He made a fiver on one and fed the family with the rest. A proud moment no doubt!
I had a few pollack on the fly and a sandeel. No sign of any mackerel yet which is strange.
The highlight of the week for me was on Lough Inagh at 11.30am yesterday morning. I was fishing a sinking line in shallow water. As i raised the rod tip to recast, bringing the bob fly towards the surface, a salmon nailed the fly, jumped, then took off ripping line off the floor of the boat before making the reel sing for about 70 meters. What a fantastic moment! I kept in control of the fish as much with the engine as the rod and reel. The salmon weighed 8 or 9lbs and took a silver and red daddy. I was using 6lb flourocarbon.
Have a great weekend! I'll be busy on the water..


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Ok thank you for the info - what about a fan site - such as for bands - does that make it less risky, do you think? Thanks again.
Sorry, but to clarify do you mean nothing at all should be sold on a fan website itself, even if it doesn't carry the band's logo? or just nothing with their name or logo on it?
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Manhattan high school student Lisa (Anna Paquin) has rigid moral principles, but finds them tested when she witnesses a fatal bus accident. Guilt-ridden, she embarks on a fraught quest to seek retribution for the victim, as her high-strung mother (J. Smith-Cameron) and kindly maths teacher (Matt Damon) look helplessly on.
Kenneth Lonergan's follow-up to his 2000 debut You Can Count On Me has such a tortuous backstory that it's remarkable enough we're seeing it at all. Shot in 2005, it's since been stuck in litigation purgatory as the director found himself unable to edit its sprawling narrative to his satisfaction. That what promised to be a bloated folly turns out to be a rich, searching drama is little short of a miracle.
In a startling performance that might flummox the True Blood crowd, Paquin shoulders the full weight of the story's complex moral framework, a cat's-cradle of crossed emotions and perceptions in which nobody gets what they want out of anyone else; Lonergan never writes easy redemption when a compromised version will do. Amid its ample dramatic rewards, Margaret might be the most subtly moving study American cinema has yet produced of social fractures in post-9/11 New York.
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The Social Democrat strategy of focusing on building credibility on jobs and education seems to be paying off
Sometimes it actually is over before it's over. At least in politics. The sentiment in Sweden nine months before the general election is that prime minister Fredrik Reinfeldt will lose.
Who will win? Well, that is an entirely different question.
Nobody is quite sure why everyone is so sure that the coalition government is heading for defeat. Currently the red green parties get around 50 percent while the centre-right is polling around 39.
However this was also the case in the run up to the previous election. An election that Fredrik Reinfeldt ended up winning.
What is different this time?
The answer, the social democrats hope, lies in some other numbers.
In 2009 even though the social democrats were leading in the polls as a party, 74 percent of the Swedish public preferred Fredrik Reinfeldt as prime minister. Mona Sahlin, the then opposition leader was never perceived as prime ministerial and in retrospect it is clear that it mattered a great deal.
The new social democratic leader, former steel worker Stefan Löfven is not the most exciting candidate but he is perceived as competent and able.
Today only 56 percent say they prefer Fredrik Reinfeldtas prime minister.
The other thing that has changed is how voters view the policies of the main parties. In the run up to the last election, even when Fredrik Reinfeldt was behind in the polls, he was perceived to have the best policies for fighting unemployment.
And since Swedish voters ranked this issue as the most important in 2010 - it mattered a great deal.
The centre right basically ran their whole campaign on these two strengths:
Reinfeldt's popularity and jobs. It worked. Today however voters say they prefer Stefan Löfvens policies on jobs. And not just jobs. Education and health care as well.
The social democrats have pursued a strategy for the last two years focused on building credibility on jobs and education and it seems to have paid off.
The social democratic narrative was also helped by the OECD Pisa study published in December last year. It showed Swedish students to have the biggest fall in scores of any country. The reasons for the bad performance of Swedish schools are complex but in the public debate much of it is blamed on the "free shools".
The reforms enabling parents and companies to run schools for profit are much older than Fredrik Reinfeldt's government. They are still causing him problems however. A narrative about a backlash from market reforms in the public sector will inevitably hurt the centre-right more than the centre-left.
However pressure is mounting also on Stefan Löfven to take a firmer stance against "free schools".
A similar thing is happening with regard to healthcare. Fredrik Reinfeldt's ex-wife (they divorced last year) is causing him trouble. Not on any personal level - but on a political level.
Filippa Reinfeldt is a powerful politician in her own right and in charge of healthcare in the Stockholm region. She is considered to be more market oriented than the prime minister and has become a symbol for privatisations and new public management. Recently Stockholm has been featured heavily in national media for its chaotic health care situation. The problems with maternal care and long waiting hours probably have more to do with lack of planning than the government's tax cuts (in Sweden health care is funded through local taxes) but again the narrative is hurting the government.
None of this however answers the question about who will win in September.
Beyond the surface the xenophobic party, the Sweden Democrats are gaining support. If they manage to take more seats in parliament it can get very difficult for Stefan Löfven to form a government.
In this sense nothing about the Swedish election is over until it's over.
Nine months is an eternity in politics.
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Short Washington Jokes
Q. What's the difference between a Central Washington University sorority sister and a scarecrow?
A. One lives in a field and is stuffed with hay. The other frightens birds and small animals.
Q: What's the only thing that grows in Seattle?
A: The Crime Rate!
Q: What's the only thing that grows in Seattle?
A: The swelling from your head from getting jacked!
Q: Why do Washington State University grads keep their diplomas on their dashboards?
A: So they can park in handicap spaces.
Q: What do you call a good looking girl on the Central Washington University campus?
A: A visitor.
Q: Why couldn't the baby Jesus be born in Washington?
A: Because they couldn't find 3 wise men or a virgin.
Q: What does a Cougars grad call a Huskies grad in 5 years?
A: Boss!
I'm not saying Huskies basketball players are dumb, but the coach is dressing six players for this Saturdays game.
The rest will dress themselves.
Q: Why is "The Wave" banned in Martin Stadium?
A: Two Cougars fans drowned last year.
Q: Why did the Washington regents decide to cover Husky Stadium in cardboard?
A: Because the Huskies always look better on paper.
Q: What happens when blondes move from Oregon to Washington?
A: Both states become smarter!
Q: Why aren't Central Washington cheerleaders allowed to do the splits?
A: They stick to the ground.
Q: Why do all the trees in Oregon lean north?
A: Washington Sucks
Q: What does a girl from Spokane do if she's not in bed by 10pm?
A: Go Home.
Q: Why do Washington Huskies basketball players use body heat activated deodorant?
A: Because it's the closet they will come to getting a "Degree".
Q: Why do Eastern Washington students have such beautiful noses?
A: They're hand picked.
Q: Why did Washington disband its water polo team?
A: All the horses drowned.
Q: What's the difference between a Eastern Washington diploma and toilet paper?
A: About $50,000 per sheet.
Q: What does it say on the back of every Central Washington diploma?
A: Will Work For Food.
Q: Why did the Tacoma Community College grad cross the road?
A: Better question why is he out of jail?
Q: How does a dumb blonde get into college?
A: She applies to Eastern Washington.
Q: Why should the Washington State Cougars change their uniforms to Orange?
A: So they can play the game, direct traffic, and pick up trash without changing.
Q: What's the one thing that keeps Huskies basketball players from graduating?
A: Going to Class.
Q: Why did the Washington State Cougars football team cross the road?
A: Because it was easier than crossing the goal line.
Q: How is a Tacoma girl different from a bowling ball?
A: Sometimes a bowling ball is hard to pick up.
Q: What do Gonzaga grads use for Birth Control?
A: Their personalities.
Q: How do you break a Eastern Washington grads finger?
A: Punch him in the nose.
Q: How do you get a Washington State fan to laugh all weekend long?
A: Tell him a joke Monday morning.
Q: Why do Central Washington fans smell so bad?
A: So blind people can hate them too.
Q: Why did Washington State change their field from grass to artificial turf?
A: To keep the Cougars cheerleaders from grazing the field at halftime.
Q: Did you hear that 9 out of 10 coeds are good looking?
A: The other one goes to Gonzaga.
Q: Whats the difference between Tacoma and yogurt?
A: Yogurt has an active living culture.
Q: Why do the Washington Huskies eat cereal straight from the box?
A: They choke whenever they get near a bowl.
Q: What's the difference between Husky Stadium and a cactus?
A: The cactus has its pricks on the outside.
Q: What separates a good team from a great team?
A: The Oregon-Washington border.
Q: How do you confuse an Eastern Washington student?
A: You can't they were born that way.
Q: How do you get from Eugene, OR to Seattle, WA?
A: Go north until you smell shit and east until you step in it.
Q: What will you never hear a Central Washington grad say?
A: "I have reviewed your application......"
Q: Did you hear about the power outage at the Central Washington University library?
A: Thirty students were stuck on the escalator for three hours.
Q: Did you hear about the fire in University of Washington's football dorm that destroyed 20 books?
A: The real tragedy was that 15 hadn't been colored yet.
Q: What does the average Washington State University student get on his SAT?
A: Drool.
Q: How many Washington State University freshman does it take to change a light bulb?
A: None, it's a sophomore course.
Q: How do you make University of Washington cookies?
A: Put them in a big Bowl and beat for 3 hours.
Q: If you have a car containing a Huskies wide receiver, a Huskies linebacker, and a Huskies defensive back, who is driving the car?
A: The cop.
Q: What is the definition of safe sex down in Washington?
A: Placing signs on the animals that kick.
Q: How do you casterate an Washington Huskies fan?
A: Kick his sister in the mouth
Q: Whats the difference between the Washington Huskies and cheerios?
A: One belongs in a bowl. The other doesn't!
Q: Why do Washington students have TGIF on their shoes?
A: Toes Go In First!
Q. What do you get when you drive quickly through the Washington State Cougars campus?
A. An undergraduate degree.
Q: Why are rectal thermometers banned at Washington State University?
A: They cause too much brain damage!
Q: What should you do if you find three University Of Washington football fans buried up to their neck in cement?
A: Get more cement.
Q: What's the difference between an Washington State fan and a carp?
A: One is a bottom-feeding, scum sucker, and the other is a fish.
Q. Why do they sell so many button-fly jeans in Washington?
A. Because the sheep can hear the zippers a mile away.
Q. How did the Washington State Cougar die from drinking milk?
A. The cow fell on him!
Q: What is the definition of a Washington virgin?
A: An ugly twelve year old who can outrun her brothers..
Q: What do they call students who go to Washington State?
A: Rejects from Washington!
Q: What does a Washington Huskies fan do when his team has won the BCS championship?
A: He turns off the PlayStation 3.
Q: What do you call a Washington Husky in a BCS bowl game?
A: A referee.
Q: What do Washington and Washington State students have in common?
A: They both got in to Washington State
Q: What's the difference between an Washington football player and a dollar?
A: You can get four quarters out of a dollar.
Q: Did you hear that Washington's football team doesn't have a website?
A: They can't string three "Ws" together.
Q: How many Washington State Cougars does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: None. Lava lamps don't burn out man!
Q: What are the best four years of an Washington State Cougars life?
A: Third grade
Q: What does a Washington native and a bottle of beer have in common?
A: They're both empty from the neck up.
Q: What do tornadoes and graduates from Washington State University have in common?
A: They both end up in trailer parks.
Q: What do the University of Washington and pot have in common?
A: They both get smoked in bowls!
Q. How do they separate the men from the boys in Washington?
A. With a restraining order.
Q. What's the first thing a Washington girl does when she wakes up in the morning?
A. Walks home.
Q: What do you call an Washington State football player with a championship ring?
A: A thief!
Q: What is a Huskies fan's favorite whine?
A: "We can't beat Oregon."
Q: Why does a Huskies fan pour his cereal on a plate?
A: He lost his bowls.
Q: How do you stop a Huskies fan from beating his wife?
A: Dress her in Oregon Yellow and Green!
Q: What did the Washington female say after sex?
A: Get off me Dad, you're crushing my smokes!
Q: What is th difference between a bucket of shit and a Huskies fan?
A: The bucket.
Q: Why do they not serve ice in drinks at Huskies games anymore?
A: The student who knew the recipe graduated
Q: Why don't girls play hide and seek in Washington?
A: No one would look for them.
According to a certain woman, Rachel Dolezal, from Spokane, Washington,
the acronym NAACP now stands for National Association for the Advancement of Caucasian People.
Falling in Love
A man fell in love with the girl of his dreams. They were perfect for each other, except for one minor problem: She was an Washington State Cougars fan and he was a Oregon State Beavers fan. He decided to make the ultimate sacrifice and become a Cougars fan.
He went to the doctor and asked if there was an easy way to do this. The doctor replied, "Yes, it's a very simple procedure. What we do is go in and remove half your brain. When you wake up, you will be an WSU Cougars fan."
The man agrees, and the next week goes into surgery. After he wakes up the doctor comes up to him concerned. "Sir, I apologize, but there was a mix-up with the scalpel. Instead of removing half your brain we removed 3/4 of it. How do you feel?"
The man sat up, looked around, and said "GO HUSKIES!"
Sheep Coitus
A Utah Utes fan and a Washington State Cougars fan were driving along when all of a sudden the Utah fan slams on the brakes.
There was a sheep with her head stuck in the fence and the Utah fan said "We Utes never pass up an opportunity like this!" And he gets out and has his way with the sheep.
Then he says to the WSU fan, "Your turn"...
And the Cougars fan bends over and sticks his head in the fence.
One Day This Kid And His Mom Were Walking Past A Cemetery When They Past A Grave And the Kid Stopped To Read It.
He Read Aloud " Here Lies A Washington State Graduate And A Great Man."
The Kid Then Says " Mom I Dont Get It."
The Mom Says "Why Not?"
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TWO more books have been added to the rich collection of gems that celebrate the history of St Helens' industry and communities.
Firstly, may I draw your attention to the biography of businessman George McCorquodale — Master Printer, written by local historian Geoff Simm.
McCorquodale saw his printing business in Newton-le-Willows grow from small beginnings to become a worldwide company. He did dealings with Pilkingtons and Beechams as well as the railways.
Geoff's book features plenty of excellent illustrations and he is to be applauded for producing such a fascinating work.
He tells me there are 30 members of the McCorquodale family coming to Newton in November to listen to a talk on their family and a tour around St Peter's church. You may recall Coffey Time featuring stories on the progress of a book Memories of Eccleston.
The Smithy Heritage Centre in Eccleston has been working on the project to collect the memories of local people.
The former blacksmiths shop, transformed into a local history museum by Eccleston Parish Council, received £5,200 from the Heritage Lottery Fund All Our Stories programme to create an archive of personal stories.
I'm glad to say that the book is now available. Readers can get it from the Smithy Heritage Centre in person during open hours. You can even download a copy.
Meanwhile, Ann Johnson, nee Fishwick, a regular reader living in Melbourne, is seeking some help.
She writes: "My great-grandfather, Henry Fishwick, had a butcher's shop in St Helens. He was born in 1848 in Billinge. I would love to know if anyone in the St Helens area has a photo of him. All my living family cannot help me. If you need any more information please let me know."
If you have any information, drop a line to Coffey Time and I'll pass it on to Ann.
Email email@example.com, ring 01744 817130 or write to 37 Holbrook Close, St Helens, WA9 3XH.


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Tim Tebow appears shirtless and in need of a tow truck in a provocative Vogue spread shot by famed photographer Annie Leibovitz.
In one picture, the New York Jets backup quarterback and Wildcat threat is shown wheeling a gigantic tire through a rocky ravine.
Tebow is profiled in the October issue of the magazine by Taylor Antrim. The headline of the story is "Superman Returns" and features the sort of hagiography that's typical of sports subjects Anna Wintour may adopt as her pet favorites. (See: Federer, Roger.)
"This 25-year-old devout Christian heartthrob has palpable charisma, a radiant magnetism that
one of his fellow evangelicals might call a halo," Antrim writes.
Eh, a guy with a halo wouldn't need to roll that tire by hand.
Reid Cherner has been with USA TODAY since 1982 and written Game On! since March 2008.
He has covered everything from high schools to horse racing to the college and the pros. The only thing he likes more than his own voice is the sound of readers telling him when he's right and wrong.
Michael Hiestand has covered sports media and marketing for USA TODAY, tackling the sports biz ranging from what's behind mega-events such as the Olympics and Super Bowl to the sometimes-hidden numbers behind the sports world's bottom line.


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The Center for Career Education (CCE) in partnership with Columbia Women's Business Society will hold a joint panel and networking session for a number of Boutique Banks. Come hear from several firms and learn about their summer internship opportunities at this multi-firm, industry showcase.Companies Registered (to date):EvercoreHoulihan Lokey Moelis & CompanyPeter J. Solomon Company Sonenshine PartnersBusiness attire required. (See our Professional Attire Tipsheet)Target Audience: underclassmen and first year graduate students interested in summer internships. Target Audience: Undergraduate freshmen, sophomores and juniorsSuggested Attire: Business attire requiredEligibility: Students that attend Columbia College, Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science, School of General Studies, School of Continuing Education, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, School of the Arts, and Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and PreservationResume: it is always good practice to have your resume on-hand. Employers may request one.
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I hate to recommend a product that's probabaly impossible to find, but this is just too good. This Chuck Norris Action Jeans ad from an 80s magazine demonstrates how the jeans let you kick people in the head, unlike normal jeans.
OMG, these are for real. Hand painted jeans or pants with an image that appears to be 'winking' as you walk. Prices start at $159.00 a pair. Gotta see the video, too!Tags: fashion, pants, funny, design, painted jeans, winkers, pants that winkAdded 7 Years Ago from Blogspot


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Pride of the Prairie Farmer's Market and Meal is today!
Posted by Theresa McMenomy, Local Foods Intern on Friday, Oct. 19, 2007
Event Date/Time: Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007 1:00 pm
Location: Student Center and Food Service building
The Fifth Annual Pride of the Prairie Local Foods Farmers' Market and Meal will offer information about and an opportunity to purchase locally grown food and hear performances by local musicians on Tuesday, Nov. 6. The public is invited to attend.
The Farmers' Market will be held from 1-4 p.m. in Oyate Hall of the UMM Student Center. Come purchase locally grown food, chat with local farmers, and see some of the organizations that help to improve the availability of local foods in this community. The first 200 shoppers will receive a free University of Minnesota Farmers' Market canvas bag. Fill your new canvas bag with carrots, squash, onions, corn chips, wild rice, steak and much more!
Confirmed Farmers' Market participants to date include Moonstone Farm, Honey & Herbs, Ron's Veggies and Cacti, Pomme de Terre Food Co-op, American Farm and Garden, Noordman Farm and Pastures A'Plenty.
After the Farmers' Market, all are welcome to enjoy a wonderful fall feast created by Sodexho Campus Services' Executive Chef Chris Serio. Dinner will be served from 4:45 to 7 p.m. The menu, which will feature apple walnut wild rice salad, honey cornbread, autumn buffalo and native harvest stews, pork roast, apple split bar and other locally produced foods, will be served in the campus Food Services building. Local music by Homemade Jam, Eagan Heath and Brittany Stone will be performed during the meal.
Tickets are available at the door or in the UMM Student Center from November 1- 6 (10 a.m. – 2 p.m. daily, except weekends). Ticket costs are: general $10, UMM students who live off campus, general admission students and children six and older $6, children under five eat free.
The event will also include introductions to some of the farmers who bring food from their farms to your plate. Farmers supplying food for the Pride of the Prairie Local Foods Meal include Honey & Herbs, White Earth Land Recovery Project, Bushel Boy, Life Design Organics, Dry Weather Creek Farms, Glacier Ridge Dairy, J & L Bison, Moonstone Farm, Wingard Farms, Pastures A'Plenty, Pepin Height Orchard and Swenson Orchard.
The event is co-sponsored by the Circle of Nations Indian Association in celebration of American Indian Heritage Month and is made possible thanks to the University of Minnesota, Morris Foodies, UMM's Service Learning Program, MPIRG (Minnesota Public Interest Research Group), Pomme de Terre Foods, Prairie Renaissance Cultural Alliance, West Central Regional Sustainable Development Partnership, Land Stewardship Project, Sustainable Farming Association and Minnesota's farmers.


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Three suspected Vancouver Stanley Cup riot participants found in the U.S., police say
Posted by satyrikon στο Σεπτεμβρίου 2, 2012
VANCOUVER — The Vancouver Police Department has tracked down three people in the U.S. suspected of taking part in the June 2011 Stanley Cup riot.
The suspects are in Washington, Alaska and one is believed to be in Illinois. A Canada-wide warrant for participation in a riot and other charges has been issued for their arrests, said Vancouver Police Constable Brian Montague.
"All three are aware that there is warrant out for them right now," said Montague, who added the suspects were told of the warrant by their local police and know they will be arrested if they try to enter Canada.
Two of the suspects are Americans, but one is a Canadian citizen from Vancouver believed to be studying in the U.S.
An application to U.S. authorities for extradition is being considered, but has not officially been filed, said Montague.
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Rebekah Brooks, the former head of News Corp's UK publishing unit, has been found not guilty of phone hacking, bribery and perverting the course of justice by a London jury after an eight-month trial that was triggered by one of the biggest media scandals in British history.
Andy Coulson, a former editor of News Corp's News of the World who went to become a media adviser to British Prime Minister David Cameron, was found guilty of one count of phone hacking.
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The tax law has long considered debt forgiveness to be taxable income, for obvious reasons. If you borrow money, and don't have to pay it back, it looks a lot like income. That's just as true whether you still have the borrowed funds, squandered them at the casino, or lost them gambling on the housing market.
The tax law also has an escape hatch if you are really in a bad way financially. Debt forgiveness income isn't taxable to the extent you are insolvent - that is, to the extent your liabilities exceed what your assets are worth.
Now Congress is preparing a new escape hatch. Under legislation that has cleared the House Ways and Means Committee, (H.R. 3648) you can have up to $2 million in housing debt forgiven tax-free. As this will only affect those whose net worth exceeds the amount of debt forgiven, it has the effect of providing a new tax break for people with net worths in 7 figures.
To pay for the bill, Congress proposes to restrict the home sale exclusion for houses that have been used as vacation homes - a provision we discussed here.
So - to pay for a tax break for deadbeats with a net worth of $2 million or more, Congress proposes to remove a tax break for people who actually pay off their loans. Thank goodness we have Congress to look out for the little guy.
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If Ways and Means has its way, you can have the entire purchase price of this fine Des Moines home, listed at $1.95 million, given to you as debt forgiveness tax-free.
UPDATE: President Bush also wants to help the mortgaged millionaires.
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Hey, why no negative. I don't sleep at night worrying about the tax I would owe if my four houses are forclosed on because they are all worth less than what I owe. Also, I've lost hundreds of thousands of dollars on these four homes. There is no tax break for that! The new law: will it cover my four houses even though they are not principal residences? Thanks
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Is the recovery time different for smart lipo when compared to traditional liposuction (for the abdomen)?
What is the Average Healing Time for Individuals Who Undergo Smart Lipo on Their Abdomen?
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One can return to normal activites fairly quickly, however some healing goes on for a few months.
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Smartlipo recovery is quicker
I use Smartlipo, Bodyjet, Vaser, and tumescent liposuction. In my experience, Smartlipo tends to bruise less and hurt less than the other methods. In that sense, the recovery is quicker. However, the time until the final result is very similar, usually 3 months to see 90% of the swelling resolve. The different techniques have different strengths and weaknesses. Your plastic surgeon can tell you which is best for your condition.
The recovery time is same
The recovery from laser lipo or regular liposuction is same . The recovery time depends on the patient and amount of the fat removed.
Final Results After Abdominal Smartlipo Will Take 3 Months To See
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War of the words between former Tigers battery mates Jose Valverde and Miguel Montero heated up Sunday.
Montero, catcher now with the Arizona Diamondbacks, took shots at Valverde's mound antics after Friday night's game, calling him unprofessional, among other terms.
Valverde responded.
"Tell Montero he's a freaking rookie and I can do whatever I want to," he said. "Tell him that. Put it in the papers. If he wants to do something, tell him to come to my locker and let me know.
"I never liked Montero," he continued. "He's a (bleeping) piece of (bleep).
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Montero was told of Valverde's comments.
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Obviously I won't just let her cry, but how can I make her sleep again in some possible way I can sleep too? (I can't sleep in any of our chairs, I'll fall out)
Try searching for a reflux pillow designed for infants. Get her accustomed to this during her wakeful periods. Sorry I don't remember the name of a specific brand but I briefly used one with my DS. Your daughter doesn't want to lie down because the that position provokes the reflux. She has learned (smart baby) that an upright position is better. The pillow (or positioner) will offer a recline. They have a small one that you can place in your bed or in a cradle. You belt the infant in and they are lying on their backs. Also, breastfeeding does help. Some foods within your diet can upset your dd's reflux episodes. You may want to keep a food diary. Good luck.
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NetSpend, QC Financial Enter Agreement for Prepaid Debit Cards
NetSpend has announced an agreement with QC Financial, provider of payday loans, for a prepaid debit card program.
"NetSpend is thrilled that QC Financial has selected to work with us on their first prepaid card program," said NetSpend Chief Executive Officer Daniel R. Henry. "Our processing platform allows us to develop ground breaking products that will now be available for QC's customers."
"We chose to work with NetSpend because of their expertise with prepaid products and their leadership in the marketplace," said QC President Darrin Andersen. "NetSpend has proven itself to be a preferred partner for payday loan companies and we look forward to extending these cards to our customers."
The cards will be issued by MetaBank, member FDIC.