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Obama loves BP3 - http://allhiphop.com/stories/news/archive/2010/02/19/22129788.aspx
Upcoming tours:
The BP3 Tour
Coachella - 4/16/10
Rock am Ring 2010 - 6/3/10
Bonnaroo Festival - 6/10/10
Isle of Wright - 6/11/10
Wireless Festival at Hyde Park - 7/2/10
Jay-Z/Eminem at Yankeee Stadium - 9/13/10
let this be the official all related Jay-Z thread. I will keep this thread update with any news I get.
Haters are more than welcome on this thread.
I don't care if you agree or not but it's a fact. 11 straight number 1 albums without a number 1 single(Till ESOM), surpassing the likes of Elvis, Bruce, Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, etc. He will be turning 40 this year and I doubt that he will call it quits in the upcoming year.If Jay wants he could go for 9 more albums and try to surpass the Beatles. Will that make him better than the Beatles, no morons! They both do different music. He could be close to hitting 1 bill and he has showned that he's a very successful business man. He had many rocking that Yankee fitted. Has open up clubs in big cities across the world. Who else would you mention as the king of hip hop? Rakim? Kane? Nas? Those guys are not even close. Yeah both Rakim and Kane influenced Jay but they're not even in the game anymore. Nas? I will admitt he's nice but again no where near as close as to Jay. Wether he won the battle or not he has not done what Jay has. "But yo DStyles where's 2Pac and Big?" I'll tell you where they are but you might get offended. If Pac was alive then...well I'm pretty sure he would have been the king. 75 mil records across the world but he's not here with us. I'll finish it off with this quote and final thought:
"I should be on everybodies list let's see what happens when I no longer exist" - Jay-Z
When the king of pop(MJ) was alive, people didn't care about him anymore. At one point he was completly forgotten but now that he's resting in peace everyone mourns him and misses him...
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RICHMOND, VA – (Friday, January 18, 2013) – The Richmond Kickers are pleased to announce that midfielder Philippe Davies has been named to the Canadian Men's National Team's 22-man roster for the upcoming camp, January 19-30 in Arizona and Texas. As part of the camp, Canada will feature in two Men's International Friendlies, taking on Denmark on January 26 in Tucson, AZ before facing the United States on January 29 in Houston, TX.
Having represented Canada at the U17, U20 and U23 international levels, the 22-year old is one of ten players to earn his first call-up to the Men's National Team. With an average age of just under 25, this is the youngest Canadian team to be assembled since May 2006.
"Philippe's selection to the Men's National Team is a significant accomplishment and a great honor for the club," commented Leigh Cowlishaw, Richmond Kickers Director of Soccer. "It's going to be a great learning experience to train alongside Canada's finest young players and play against the Danish and U.S. National teams. We rate Philippe very highly and expect to see him back in Major League Soccer very soon."
Interim head coach Colin Miller has stated that the camp will provide an important opportunity to assess the 'future' of the Canadian team.
"One of our key objectives for this camp is to look towards the future and give some of our young players a chance," said interim head coach Colin Miller. "It is important for us to take a step forward during the camp and over the course of the next two matches. We expect the young players to come in very hungry and looking to show well for the future of the Men's National Team."
Davies joined the Kickers midseason in 2012, making six appearances and posting his first assist in a Kickers uniform on July 28 against the Charlotte Eagles. The native of Longueuil, Quebec transferred to Richmond after an extensive professional career with the Vancouver Whitecaps FC, becoming the Whitecaps first-ever Major League Soccer homegrown player and Canadian signing in 2010.
Having first joined with the Whitecaps U-23 Premier Development Team in 2007, he played an integral role in helping the team reach the PDL semifinals in their first-ever season. Making his professional debut for the senior Vancouver Whitecaps in a 4-0 victory against the Minnesota Thunder on July 9, 2009, he continued on to make 29 appearances over two seasons, notching one goal and two assists. Prior to joining the Whitecaps FC Residency squad as an inaugural member, Davies featured for the U-16 and reserve sides of the French Ligue 2 club Dijon Football Côte-d'Or in 2006.

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Environmental Factor, December 2009, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Dearry Speaks at One Health Summit
By Thaddeus Schug
December 2009
The newly formed One Health Commission - a collaborative group of health science experts representing human, animal and ecosystem disciplines - held a groundbreaking summit on November 17 at the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) in Washington, D.C. Allen Dearry, Ph.D. (http://www.niehs.nih.gov/about/od/deputy/osim/index.cfm), a senior advisor at NIEHS, gave an oral presentation at the summit that was designed to raise awareness of the importance of transcending institutional and disciplinary boundaries to improve health outcomes for all species. Dearry's presentation, "NIEHS Perspective on One Health," emphasized a need to bridge the gap between scientific disciplines and institutions to monitor, diagnose, treat, prevent and control the spread of disease.
Dearry illustrated how environmental events, such as habitat destruction, pollution and climate change, can alter biological systems and heighten the risks of emerging transmittable diseases between animal and human populations. He noted that collaborative efforts between NIEHS and the National Science Foundation (NSF) (http://www.nsf.gov/) have been successful in understanding and forecasting potential public health problems. "For example," Dearry said, "using in-water sensors, genomics and modeling systems, researchers were able to predict development of red tide outbreaks on the Massachusetts coast and alert health officials, thereby reducing economic and health-related impacts."
Dearry concluded his presentation by outlining the challenges and opportunities facing the One Health Commission (http://www.onehealthcommission.org/) . He said it was important to overcome institutional and disciplinary barriers and to improve communication between the public and medical health communities. He also mentioned that the One Health Commission should aim to develop a concrete research agenda, but pointed out that One Health offers opportunities to provide more holistic approaches to health programs and the potential to integrate institutional resources to solve health issues.
Other presenters included Doug O'Brien, J.D., senior advisor to the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Agriculture; Roger Mahr, D.V.M., chief executive officer of the One Health Commission; Rear Admiral Ali Khan, M.D., acting director of the National Center for Zoonotic, Vector-Borne and Enteric Diseases, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; Joshua Sharfstein, M.D., principal deputy commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration; and Angela Kreps, president and chief executive officer of the Kansas Bioscience Organization. Rear Admiral Bill Stokes, D.V.M., director of the NIEHS National Toxicology Program (NTP) Interagency Center for the Evaluation of Alternative Toxicological Methods (NICEATM) (https://ntp.niehs.nih.gov/pubhealth/evalatm/index.html), also attended the summit as a representative of NIEHS.
An audio webcast and photos of Dearry's presentation and panel participation are available at the NAS Office of News and Public Information (http://www.nationalacademies.org/newsroom/) .
(Thaddeus Schug, Ph.D., is a postdoctoral research fellow in the NIEHS Laboratory of Signal Transduction.)
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When Monday April 22, 2013 @ 4:30 PM (1555 days ago)
Where University Commons, 211-212
Duration 30 minutes
As part of the process of selecting an undergraduate campus pastor, all are welcome to interact with Lana Miller, a candidate for the position, in an open forum for Q&A. Opportunity to provide feedback to the search committee will be provided with an electronic survey.
Lana Miller is an EMS graduate who served as interim campus pastor at EMU in 2007-08. Lana and her husband Andy recently served with MCC in Cambodia with oversight of programs in Vietnam, Myanmar, and Laos. Prior to seminary, Lana was the associate director of convention planning for Mennonite Church USA with primary responsibility for the youth convention and denominational youth ministry. She has taught Youth Ministry and Spiritual Formation at EMS in addition to teaching high school chemistry before beginning youth and young adult ministry at Clinton Frame Mennonite (IN). She and Andy continue their passion for service to internationals by hosting Chinese scholars in their home.
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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 10.2242 Monday, 20 December 1999.
Date: Monday, December 20, 1999
Subject: Policy Regarding Book Announcements
Dear SHAKSPEReans,
A new member wrote me:
I assume that members are not to use the server for pure
advertisement, e.g. of books, but that you are happy for authors,
example, to tell other Shakespeareans of the details of their books
refer them, for example, to the CUP web site, where fuller details
are given?
I also presented this inquiry to the SHAKSPER Senior Advisory Board.
Although many expressed reservations, the idea was almost universally
From now on, authors who are members of SHAKSPER may post brief
announcements regarding their new publications with links to the
publisher's web site. I, however, will reserve the right to make my own
judgment about the appropriateness of individual announcements.
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Deryck Whibley & Girlfriend Show Off Massive Height Difference! (PHOTOS)
The Sum 41 rocker and his gal pal Jocelyn Aguilar were seen outside the Viper Room in West Hollywood on Tuesday night, and we couldn't help but notice the two's height difference! While the 6 foot tall model is wearing sizable heels, she already has quite the leg up on him height-wise, as Deryck only stands at about 5 foot 5 inches.
There are plenty of other celeb couples who have quite the height difference.
From pregnant Jessica Simpson (5'2.5″) and her fiance Eric Johnson (6'3″), to basketballer Shaquille O'Neal (7'1″) and his reality star GF Nicole 'Hoopz' Alexander (5'2″), Take a look at the gallery to see which other Hollywood couples have a crazy height difference between them!


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Wash. Times re-writes Alito history
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The Washington Times editorial board claims:
It was revealed Friday that Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor belongs to the Belizean Grove, a highly selective club for women only. Senate Judiciary Chairman Sen. Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont announced Tuesday that her confirmation hearings will begin on July 13. If this judge were a man, the nomination would never make it to the Senate for hearings.
We don't care if nominees belong to all-male or all-female clubs, but a double standard is in play. Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr.'s supposed membership in an all-male eating club while an undergraduate at Princeton became an issue during his 2006 Supreme Court confirmation hearing.
Where to start? How about with what the paper calls Alito's "supposed membership"? In fact, it was his actual membership in Concerned Alumni of Princeton that was briefly an issue. Alito bragged about his membership in job applications; I think we can drop the pretense that maybe he wasn't actually a member.
Next: "all-male eating club" doesn't begin to describe Concerned Alumni of Princeton. The group wanted to cap the number of women and minorities allowed to attend Princeton, arguing: "a student population of approximately 40 percent women and minorities will largely vitiate the alumni body of the future."
Finally, Alito's membership in this group that wanted to limit the number of women and minorities allowed at Princeton only "became an issue" during his confirmation hearing in the sense that the media relentlessly and inaccurately attacked Democrats for bringing it up, saying it was "over the line" and "vicious."
The Times did, however, spell Alito's name correctly. So they have that going for them.
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A PUPIL has been recognised as the BTEC child and social care Student of the Year.
Hashmi Hussain, who is the only boy on his course at Our Lady and St John Catholic College in Blackburn, was shortlisted from more than 700 entrants and selected by a panel of key vocational experts to receive the prestigious award.
The teen, who is also the school's deputy head boy and anti-bullying ambassador, is preparing for a career in medicine and plans to move onto the college's sixth form in September to study his A-levels.
Hashmi and his family were asked to attend the House of Commons at Westminster to meet Blackburn MP Jack Straw.
He was later presented with his award by Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson at the Royal Horticultural Halls in London.
Headteacher Keith Ballard said: "Teachers of Our Lady and St John Catholic College and Hashmi's parents are extremely proud of Hashmi's achievements and wish him every success for his future."


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LANRE OYEBANJO could be poised for a stint as an attacking wide player for York City after impressing on the flank against Fleetwood Town.
Oyebanjo has previously played at right-back, as a midfielder and in the centre of defence, and the former Histon defender patrolled the right flank as a 70th-minute replacement for Alex Rodman.
Mills said: "Lanre is direct and, when we saw Matty Blair was getting a bit of joy down the right at Fleetwood, we knew Lanre could do exactly the same.
"He's got pace and when he gets going he's very difficult to stop. He also gets in good positions.
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Obama: Don't get me impeached over immigration. Shurtleff, Swallow charged. 'Sad day in Utah history.'
Happy Wednesday. 'Twas a big day in Utah politics yesterday, and we've rounded up all the news you need below. But first, an interesting story out of Washington where President Barack Obama noted to a group of immigration reform advocates that he couldn't spend all his political capital on the issue. "You're not going to get me impeached, are you?" Obama said, according to people in the room. "Because there's lots of other things I want to do besides immigration." [
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Former Attorneys General Mark Shurtleff and John Swallow face more than 20 felonies between them and could see some 30 years in prison if convicted. [
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-> Utah leaders called it a sad day in Utah's history. [
-> After Shurtleff was released from the Salt Lake County Jail, he attacked SL District Attorney Sim Gill for starting a "witch hunt" against him. [
-> Shurtleff's charges connect him to a shady deal with the Bank of America. [
] Check out each specific charge in the case outlined here. [
-> Despite the arrests of Swallow and Shurtleff, authorities say more arrests may be coming for others involved in the political scandal. [
-> Here's a timeline of all of the events leading to the arrest of the two former attorneys general. [
-> Federal investigators with the Department of Justice were trash talked for dropping the case against Swallow and Shurtleff. [
-> Political analysts call the attorney general scandal the biggest of all of Utah's political infamy. [
-> Paul Rolly looks into the Democrat whom Shurtleff defeated in the 2000 attorney general election, who is now a church leader in the new Ogden Temple. [
-> The Tribune's editorial on the arrests argues "the gears of justice sometimes grind slowly." [
-> Take a look at these photos of Shurtleff over the years. [
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Tweet of the day:
From @
: "Are you a former Utah AG facing multiple criminal charges? Better call Saul!"
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: "I disagree. This is NOT a sad day for Utah. It would only have been sad if we didn't hold our public officials accountable."
Happy Birthday:
To state Rep. Merrill Nelson, R-Grantsville, Utah Democratic Party Chairman Peter Corroon and Salt Lake County Clerk Sherrie Swensen.
To House District 51 candidate Kyle Waters and his wife, Jenn, on their four year wedding anniversary.
In other news:
The West Valley City Council voted 4-2 to disband the Civil Service Commission in the midst of the investigation of indicted police Officer Shaun Cowley. [
-> The Salt Lake City Council is responding to a pending lawsuit regarding parking at the new kiosks by updating its ordinance. [
-> The council also plans to increase golf fees by $1 to address the current deficit in a one-year pilot program. [
-> 3rd District candidate Brian Wonnacott isn't raising much money in his bid to unseat Rep. Jason Chaffetz because he doesn't want to spend other people's money. [
-> House Speaker Becky Lockhart wins the money race in the House with more than a $100,000 in the bank between her campaign and PAC funds. [
The House passed a bill designating $10.8 billion for federal highway repairs -- a move that also postpones any long-term action on the Highway Trust Fund. [
-> Dick Cheney does not want to impeach President Barack Obama, unlike other GOP members, saying, "at this point, pushing for impeachment isn't productive." [
-> Attorney General Eric Holder wants Congress to improve voting rights with new legislation. [
-> The Pentagon will resume testing the F-35 fighter, but the jets will not show up in the Farnborough International Airshow. [
-> Obama may be striking out with Republicans on immigration, but he won't be allowed to go bowling for a strike. A Pennsylvania congressman is working on a bill that would disallow any federal funding to be designated to renovate the White House bowling alley. [


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I tried the URL you gave me to get an electrical schematic diagram for my Breadman TR2200C breadmaker, but all I was able to find was information on getting a users manual for the machine. Apparently I need more specific information on getting a schematic diagram for it. The machine isn't causing the dough to rise sufficiently, perhaps due to insufficient heating during the rise cycle. I figured that, if I had a copy of the electrical schematic, I could take electrical measurements during the rise cycle and determine the reason for the insufficient rising of the dough. What I really need is specific, detailed information for getting a copy of the schematic, unless you can fax one to me. My FAX number is XXXXX same as my telephone number: (NNN) NNN-NNNN. Incidentally, I would be more than happy to pay for your effort and expenses you might incur, and I still intend to give you the positive rating and bonus that I originally specified. Thanks again for your trouble--sorry to cause a flap.
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