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According to the lawsuit, the actor failed in two things, giving reason of the termination and paying the promised salary.
A former security guard who got fired is suing Nicolas Cage for $115,000. Richard Brun said in his lawsuit that the "National Treasure" actor wrongfully terminated him last year and did not pay the amount of salary promised to him.
According to the new lawsuit, which was filed in Orange County and obtained by TMZ, Brun was hired back in September last year but was fired "without any valid reason" two weeks later. Brun said he was not paid what was promised in his security contract. It was not stated what his duties were.
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In loving memory of our Gretchen Dee born 6/16/92 and left us on 8/15/05 and Bailey Hans born 11/13/94 and left us on 5/10/07 Gretchen you and Bailey are greatly missed and will be in our hearts forever. With love from mom and dad.
You both fought hard to stay alive my babies.
In the end though, you could not conquer death.
But neither did death conquer you.
Death cures all diseases,mends all broken bones,
breaks all chains,
and made you free at last.
We miss you.
Bailey I made sure you got your favorite treat You enjoyed your ice cream one last time. I miss you
Gretchen Dee became part of our family when she was almost 3 years old.We had gone to the same breeder we got our other dog Bailey from. He was from her second litter. We discovered that she had been overbreed having three litters in 1 1/2 years and the third litter had all died.We had to have her spayed when we first got her as she would not stop bleeding from the last litter.We also found out she had a bad back shortly after she arrived. She had many problems while she was with us, the vet knew us well but despite all she went through she was always cheerfull.She enjoyed our walks,the birthday cupcakes they would always get on their birthdays,the special ice cream treats,and playing with her toys. Her one special toy was a small stuffed dog that would bark if it was squeezed.She would get it to bark and if we told her she was hurting it when she got rough with it she would lick it to make it better. She had skin problems, gland problems that caused her to gain weight even though she did not eat any more than Bailey but she did love to eat.Shortly after we had her back operated on she started having seizures which we were able to get controlled but it set her back and she lost most use of her one hind leg but that still did not stop her from enjoying life and being happy just to be with us.On that final day her lungs were filled up with fluid as she possibly had cancer we took her outside and as she walked around the yard one last time she took her time to smell all the flowers in the garden as if she knew this was her last time in the place she loved.She was a good girl right to the end and we held her as she went to rainbow bridge so she was not alone.We miss you sweety.
You never failed to amaze us with the things you did,and we always knew you were moms special girl,but on that day we first heard you say "mom" because she wasn't paying attention to you we thought it was a coincidence but when you did it many other times and we watched as you would say it we knew you would be mom's special girl forever. From Mom.
Come on mom and dad,let's go.
Gretchen You were my little bloodhound. I miss the times at camp when all I had to do was put a leash on you and say find mom and you took me to her every time. Mom could not hide from you sweetheart, and the walks in the park we would take when we were home.As the picture shows you were always the first one at the door ready to go. I miss it alot. Dad
Gretchen you came to me while I was sleeping one night and let me know you were able to run and play like you used to and although I only saw you for a couple seconds it helped me alot. I miss you.
I will never forget the one and only time you ever got mad at Bailey and bit him on the nose when he went for your food.He ignored you for a whole week even though you tried to make up with him. From that time on you let him have what he wanted and would switch bowls often as it seemed Bailey always thought yours was better. I bet Bailey is still switching bowls with you in heaven. Be good baby girl.
She is waiting for her treat.
you are now both together forever at rainbow bridge.
Gretchen you and Bailey were inseperable in life and always together. Even going to the vets together even if only one had to go. We took you two with us whenever we could and you both loved to go bye byes.
The male on the left is her son Bailey who has also passed away but had to use a doggy wheelchair as he had no use of his back legs due to a severe back injury. Gretchen Bailey has gone to rainbow bridge to meet you today 5/10/07.but I bet you already know this and the two of you are together again,Bailey is running with you again which is something he hasn't been able to do for half of his life and in no pain.I miss both of you and will see you again someday so be watching for mom and I.Bailey your wheelchair sits against the wall never to be used again as now you are free. I love you both. Dad
Her and Bailey loved to pose for the camera.
Gretchen was the queen of the house.
The colors are not off in this picture she wasn't able to breath very well.
This was on the day before she left us.Gretchen I know you are no longer in pain,and feeling better than you have ever felt.I know you will only feel your best though when we are all together again.On 6/16/1992 our little girl was born. Little did we know at that time that she would change our lives forever. On 8/15/05 Our little girl earned her wings after a lifetime of being the best companion that we could ever ask for. It was very peacefull and did not take long.When she left us she also took a little piece of us with her.Her pain is gone but our hearts ache and we hope she is patient, waiting and playing with Bailey till the time that we meet again for eternity and we make that walk across the bridge together never again to be seperated.
Gretchen we will be getting another little girl soon.Little Calie will never take your place as there will always be a special place in our hearts for you,but we are hoping she will help fill the emptiness we have felt with you gone.She will have a long way to go baby girl but we know you will be watching over her,and we will never forget you.But we know you are waiting for that time when we can all be together again forever Hugs and Kisses baby girl.
Gretchen little Calie is here and we can see alot of you in her.Maybe it was fate that we picked her out of all the ones we could have. You and Bailey watch over her for us.Miss you both. 5/10/07 A precious heart has stopped beating today. Even though I did not want it to go away. Maybe god has a purpose for him. Maybe he will guard the gates to heaven. Maybe he will just wait oh so patiently for his Dad and Mom to greet him. Whatever it is he has left the greatest of all things behind for us to cherish. The love and devotion you and Gretchen gave to us will be in our hearts forever, and when the time comes we will bring it back with us to be returned to you many times over. We love you Bailey and Gretchen. from Dad and Mom
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Adelaide's own Late Night Tuff Guy has released a new rework of The Jacksons' track 'Shake Your Body'. As always LNTG hasn't failed to deliver; taking us on a funky journey with this rework, sure to satisfy the palette. See for yourself.
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Linux Mint has been one of the most popular desktop distros for a long, long time. Linux Mint 17 is almost here and ZDNet thinks it could be the best desktop distro ever released. It's a bold statement and no doubt there are some who would vehemently disagree with it. As always, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
According to ZDNet:
Over the decades—yes decades—I've been using Linux desktops, I've had many favorites. Now, I have a new one: Linux Mint 17. I expect it to be my favorite for a long time to come.
I love Linux Mint 17 with the Cinnamon 2.2 interface. This GNOME 3.x-based desktop is a great windows, icons, menus, and pointer (WIMP) interface. Windows XP users will find it far more familiar than Windows 8's oddball tiled desktop. I also like the MATE interface, which builds on top of the GNOME 2.x interface; but for simplicity's sake I'm going to focus just on Cinnamon.More at ZDNet
I'm always hesitant to declare this distro or that distro as "the best" for the simple reason that every user's needs and tastes are different. One of the best things about Linux is that there's a distro for everybody. As good as Linux Mint 17 is right now, there are plenty of other desktop distros that will work as well if not better for some users.
I did a slideshow of Linux Mint 17 Cinnamon RC recently and there's no doubt that it's a terrific Linux distribution. Most users will really like it, but I know that there are some who would prefer other distros and desktop environments regardless of how good Linux Mint 17 is in its final release.
Download the Linux Mint 17 release candidate for yourself to check it out.
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President Bush will continue that tradition Thursday evening, when he becomes the first president to throw one out in Washington since Richard Nixon in 1969. It will be Bush's third time making the first pitch as a president at a regular-season home opener. He did it in Milwaukee in 2001 and St. Louis in 2004. (Related item: Baseball a capital idea again in D.C.)
Nixon was the last president to do the honors in Washington, when he threw to New York Yankees pitcher Fritz Peterson. David Eisenhower, Nixon's son-in-law, threw out the first pitch in 1970, and David Pitzer, a former prisoner of war in Vietnam, did it in 1971, the Senators' last season in D.C.
Nixon did not limit his visits to the ballpark to opening day. He loved to go to the Senators' clubhouse and chat up the players. "It was amazing how much President Nixon knew about baseball," says Dick Bosman, who started the Senators' last home game in 1971.
In all, 16 presidents — all but one since Taft — have thrown out first pitches. The only exception was Jimmy Carter, an Atlanta Braves fan. Carter's brother, Billy, and mother, Lillian, made throws.
According to the book Baseball: The President's Game:
• In 1910, Taft spoke at a morning convention of women suffragists and told them "the least desirable persons" might gain power if women were given the right to vote. Then, he went to the ballpark and threw the first pitch to Senators pitcher Walter Johnson before Washington's 3-0 win against the Philadelphia Athletics.
• In 1922, Warren Harding threw out the first pitch. Grantland Rice wrote Harding "felt it was a pretty good world, and things would come out all right in Europe and elsewhere if he had seen the Senators win."
• Calvin Coolidge didn't like baseball, but he did the first-pitch ceremony because he thought it was good politics. Coolidge threw out the Senators' first pitch in 1924, the year the Senators beat the New York Giants in the World Series. Coolidge's wife, Grace, loved the game and kept perfect scorecards.
• Herbert Hoover threw out four first pitches, but as Prohibition was coming to an end in 1933, he was booed by Washington fans, who also chanted, "We want beer."
• In 1942, vice president Henry A. Wallace was a stand-in for President Franklin Roosevelt and threw history's longest first pitch: From his box seat, he fired it over players' heads and the ball landed near second base, about 200 feet away.
• In 1946, Harry Truman was the first left-handed president to throw out a first pitch. He also was the first ambidextrous president to do it. Four years later, he threw one left-handed and one right-handed.
Truman was booed at the 1951 opener a week after stripping Gen. Douglas MacArthur of his command in Korea.
• Dwight Eisenhower outraged the country when he played golf on the same day of the Senators' home opener in 1953. Luckily for him, the game was rained out, and he threw the first pitch at the makeup game.
• In 1962, John Kennedy was the first president to throw out a first pitch at the $23 million D.C. Stadium, which would later be renamed RFK Stadium for his brother, Robert, who was assassinated in 1968. The stadium is the Nationals' temporary home.
• In 1968, Lyndon Johnson announced he would not seek a second term just days before the opener. He had thrown out first pitches three times in Washington but in this case sent vice president Hubert H. Humphrey. The trouble was twofold: The original Senators had moved several years earlier to Minnesota, and Humphrey was a former U.S. senator from that state.
In the years after the expansion Senators moved, presidents sometimes threw out ceremonial first pitches in other cities, mostly Baltimore. George H.W. Bush opened the 1989 season at Baltimore with a curveball that bounced to Orioles catcher Mickey Tettleton.
Ronald Reagan threw first pitches twice in Baltimore. Bill Clinton threw them twice in Baltimore and once in Cleveland.


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Before having my daughter I was a 34 A, I'm 5'6" and generally around 130-145 lbs... After pregnancy and during breastfeeding I went up to a 36 D and loved it but of course afterard I shrank back down... My first consult the doctor told me I didn't need a BA and then told me if I really wanted them he might be talked into 525 cc's... I want to be full D's or DD's but he said it won't look right... My question is what would you recommend...
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Breast augmentation , breast feeding
from D cup and above it is usually considered a big cup , but if you love the looks then it can be done ! The most important fact is to evaluate the position of your nipples ( not being too low , so that a lift is not required ) and the possibility to stretch your skin from A to D ( which is probably not an issue since you¨ve been there already ) .
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Second Opinion About Breast Aug After Breast Feeding For 15 Months?
I note quite a contrast between you don't need one, and then maybe 525cc. I recommend another opinion.
Clothed photos are not particularly helpful is offering advice.
All the best.
Second opinion
It never hurts to get a second or even a third opinion elsewhere if, for no other reason than to get differing perspectives. Your pictures are not particularly helpful in giving you any advice.
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Obama endorses "Prolonged Detention" of civilians by President Obama on civilians. Now, what is wrong with this picture? Is THIS what the left voted for? I don't think so. Next thing we will hear, is that Mr. Obama reinstated "Brownie" as his administrator of this new FEMA agenda. Don't take my word for it....this comes from the liberal media darling R. Maddow.
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The Hope That Kills Us edited by Adrian Searle
Posted in Football, Reading Reviewed, Scottish Fiction at 14:00 on 30 June 2015
An anthology of Scottish football fiction. Polygon, 2003, 191 p.
From Stuart Cosgrove's foreword, with its tag of "Anybody who says he disnae like football is a lyin' bastard," – a quote from the final story – to that final tale this book is an examination in prose of Scotland's contradictory love affair with the Beautiful Game – an affair at times not beautiful and not a game. The tendency of Scots to see anything and everything through the filter of football is evident from the contents.
This paperback edition contains additions (by Brian Hennigan and Bernard McLaverty) to the original hardback contents. Each story's title page is illustrated by photographs taken by Paul Thorburn of different sets of goalposts from round Scotland. Occasional double page photos, overlaid with quotations from the stories, intersperse the book.
As is usual for anthologies and might be expected from the range of contributors the stories are varied in tone and style. The relevance of football to some of them is a bit dubious, though.
The opener is The Thing About Brazil by Allan Spence. On a trip to Brazil, Andrew remembers his dad and their visits to Ibrox, takes in a Flamengo-Palmeiras game at the Maracanã and, later, has his own moment of football glory on Ipanema beach.
In A Belfast Memory by Bernard McLaverty a Belfast man remembers the time that "Charlie Tully called" and the discussion that ensued on the shameful demise of Belfast Celtic.
Linda Cracknell's The Match is only incidentally about football. A woman is taking a holiday in the Carribean on her own since her husband wouldn't miss a vital European match. (It could have been any obsession really but I suppose football is the most plausible.)
In This Is My Story, This Is My Song by Laura Hird some Hearts-supporting friends gather for the funeral of one of their number, killed in a van crash. Supporting Hearts is the biggest thing in the lives all of them.
Iain Maloney's Football Scarves and Richard Kimble tells of a boy's experience of his first match – a Cup Final – interspersed with his Dad's reminiscences of how the ending of the TV show The Fugitive, gripping much of the nation at the time, was announced over the tannoy at a night game.
The Hand of God Squad by Gordon Legge is the tale of two (moderate) drinking pals, the hotels they drink in, the Englishman who first of all befriends them then joins in their trips away with the Tartan Army (complete with kilts.) All tied up with the sad end to the qualifying campaign for the 2002 World Cup.
In The Cherrypicker by Jim Carruthers the narrator's grandfather was a Cherrypicker, so he is slightly disappointed both that no-one famous turned up at the old man's funeral and at the absence of missives from Liverpool in his effects. Years later, on seeing Glenbuck, he cannot credit the team's name.
Nae Cunt Said Anyhin by Andrew C Ferguson is narrated in a very broad Fife Scots. It is the story of Tam Johnston and the gift of sublime football talent the fairies passed on to him; a gift almost useless because Tam likes the drink too much ("George Best oan a budget") and even though he gets to play for Scotland they're "so shite even Tam cannae make a difference. Couldnae score on Loveboat."
Billy Cornwall's Jesus Saves has Wee Davy thrust into a game against older heavier boys, where he imagines himself as Kenny Dalglish.
Heatherstone's Question by Des Dillon is another not really about football, even if two neighbours in Galloway do support different halves of the Old Firm. Rather, it is about neighbourliness, and reticence.
Alan Bissett's A Minute's Silence charts the friendship and rivalry between two boys that sours when they attend different schools and start to support different teams (you know the two.) About sectarianism and how it is not engrained, but learned.
In Denise Mina's The Bigot a criminal has scheduled the divvy-up from a job for the day of an Old-Firm game. Again, the football content here is really incidental. Revenge, it seems, is a dish best served not only cold but well-planned.
Sufisticated Football by Suhayl Saadi has a man "lying in the cells at the dark bottom of the Old Partick Police Station" being visited by the ghost of Allegro Akbar, a celebrated football coach. Illuminated with words from Urdu and Arabic – ghosht = meat = the ball, pyar = love, and ishq = perfection (as in Zidane, Hampden, 15th May 2002) – illustrating the philosophy of football.
The Tomintoul Deliverance by Brian Hennigan is the humorous story of how Loch Muick triumphed over the ancient enemy Athletico Tomintoul – despite not having played them for years and a season spent losing heavily to the likes of Dynamo Fochabers and Sporting Kilwhinnie (not to mention Unsporting Kilwhinnie) – mainly through managerial exhortation by cliché. A flavour of the tone is given by the sentence, "It was at times reminiscent of the film Zulu, particularly when the Tomintoul attack set fire to the thatched roof of our goal."
The Last Man in Scotland Who Doesn't Like Football by Colin Clark tells the story of "Pasty" Hastie, who doesn't like football so got a hard time at school. The affliction goes on to haunt his adult life.
Pedant's corner:- non sequitar (sequitur,) sprung (sprang,) its (it's,) Billy McNeil (Billy McNeill,) "Better tae have to hoopsthough eh?" (the hoops makes more sense,) Queens Park (Queen's Park,) "Where's the excitement I that?" (in that, surely?) Thursday through the Saturday (that "through" is USian usage,) what we what we, was was, students's, allen key (Allan key,) "'And you'll have you got yourselves kitted out?'" epitomy (epitome,) gets the heads shaved (get,) Robert Prosineski (that's how it's pronounced but it's spelled Prosinecki,) a missing quotation mark, were (where,) alter x 2 (altar – both times,) a few slice of bread (slices,) one and other (one another,) wanes (weans,) Ranger's (Rangers',) sliver shelving units (silver?) ranger top (Rangers top,) sleak (sleek,) viscose (viscous,) threw (thrown,) soccer (soccer!!!!) miniscule (minuscule,) deosil (usually deasil,) snuck (sneaked,) nine items or less (ought to be fewer, of course, but it's a straight quote from a supermarket sign,) a question mark after what wasn't a question, lead (led.)


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Convinced that his low count of wolf pelts has something to do with an odd trail of light in the midnight sky, Brose Turley holds Morrie Morgan at knifepoint and demands, "The world ending in fire? Is it?"
Who among us can blame Turley? His superstitious mind may be on to something. After all, things were swell in 1909 in eastern Montana until this rakish schoolteacher named Morgan arrived, bringing with him a fancy-pants vocabulary, brass knuckles, knowledge of Halley's Comet and, worse, some unmanly spectacles to help Turley's willfully ignorant son learn to read. Now things are out of joint. Someone will have to pay.
In The Whistling Season, Montana native Ivan Doig's 11th book, that someone turns out to be not Mr. Morgan but rather Paul Milliron, Morgan's most willing pupil. Forty-eight years after his days as a seventh-grader in Morgan's one-room schoolhouse, Milliron, now the superintendent of Montana schools, is charged with bringing the state's young boys up to snuff in math and science. How to begin? Close all the one-room schoolhouses.
Loathe to raze the sorts of places where he was formed, Milliron nevertheless decides to initiate the purge with the school he attended in Marias Coulee. Driving home in his state-issued car, Milliron recalls October of 1909 as the last time he was at such a loose end. Aged 13, he lived on a homestead with his father and two younger brothers. Their mother had recently died. Obvious emotional problems notwithstanding, the real troubles in the Milliron house are the accumulating dust and the inedible meals. On a whim, Paul's father responds to a classified ad with the headline "Can't Cook But Doesn't Bite." The catchy phrase comes from Rose Llewellyn, a Minneapolis widow who pledges sound morals and "A-1" service in all other domestic tasks. Milliron reassures his hungry and skeptical eldest son, "These want ads, you know, Paul—there's always some give to them." As luck would have it, the "give" works in the other direction as well. Fetching and brisk with her blue satin traveling dress and firm handshake, Rose greets her new employer by asking for a three-month advance and introducing the family to her extravagantly mustachioed brother—Morrie Morgan—who will need a job and a place to sleep. After failing as a lumberjack Morgan takes over as schoolmarm when the despised Miss Trent runs off with a preacher.
You'll often hear Doig compared to giants of Western prose such as Wallace Stegner and A.B. Guthrie, masters whose work has defined an entire genre of American literature. Such lofty praise is all well and good, but it can deter as many new readers as it attracts. If you're among the thus-far deterred, it's time to snatch Doig's eighth novel from the shelf ($25 be damned), not because we may have a legend in our midst but because what we have is a flinty working man who's great at his job. Doig is an old pro, an expert storyteller. And I watch him work much the way I'd watch a bent-backed woodworker fashion cabinets.
A coming-of-age schoolyard novel is a minefield of clichés. Common in this genre are young love, schoolyard bullies, jeopardized budgets, unorthodox teachers, secret handshakes, fussy administrators and at some point an auditorium of rapt parents—in short, all manner of potential hokum we've seen a million times and promised ourselves we won't fall for again. Thankfully, Doig never asks us to. Sure, much of the above finds its way into the book—this is middle school after all—but Doig surprises at every turn.
Like Robin Williams in Dead Poets Society, Morgan summons profundities at will. Held at knifepoint, he tells Brose Turley, "Light is the desire of the universe…The impulse to illumination somehow is written into the heavenly order of things. The sun, stars, they all carry light, that seems to be their mission in being." Earnest and pedantic as this is, the improbable speech and the implausibly melodramatic tête-à-tête in which it's spoken serve a greater purpose: an inspired, downright cool un-Hollywood ending that will not be disclosed here.
We are carried to that end by Doig's flirtation with but ultimate refusal to succumb to nostalgia and sentiment, and by his understated humor, which takes the bite out of the air in what could easily have become, without the occasional joke, a solemn novel. Describing his gaunt, curmudgeonly Aunt Eunice, Paul says, "Thus far the 20th Century had no effect on her except to make her look more like a leftover daguerreotype." Later, upon meeting Rose, he shares his surprise by saying, "Aunt Eunice always excepted, in our experience widows were massive."
Milliron's mischievous wit and Morgan's well-harnessed flair give a modest elegance to the entire book. One could quibble with some of Doig's minor choices—at times Rose and Morgan compete a bit too much for the novel's center stage, with Rose retreating too far into the background in the middle portion, and there are moments when the text lags like a school year—but these smudges leave only a faint trace. They do not so much as scuff the varnish on Doig's handiwork.
Ivan Doig reads from and signs copies of The Whistling Season at Fact & Fiction Tuesday, July 11, at 7 PM.


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A diet high in fat and cholesterol may contribute to the development of heart disease in adulthood. A "heart healthy" diet may help prevent or treat high blood cholesterol levels. The American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Nutrition recommends that healthy children age 2 years or older follow a diet low in fat (30 percent of calories from fat). These are the same recommendations for healthy adults. A diet high in fat, especially saturated fat, may increase your child's risk for heart disease and obesity in adulthood. It is important to teach your child about healthy eating so that they can make healthy food choices as adults.
It is important not to put children under the age of 2 years on a low fat diet unless advised by your child's physician. Children under the age of 2 years need fat in their diets to promote appropriate growth and development.
Saturated fat is a type of fat that is found in foods. This type of fat may raise the body's total blood cholesterol level more than other types of fat. Most saturated fats are solid at room temperature. Some foods high in saturated fat include the following:
Unsaturated fat is a type of fat that is found in foods. This type of fat does not usually increase the body's total blood cholesterol level when eaten in moderate amounts. Some foods high in unsaturated fats include the following:
Cholesterol is a waxy substance that is made by the body and found in some foods. Cholesterol found in foods is called dietary cholesterol. Dietary cholesterol is found in animal foods such as the following:
Plant foods (grains, fruits, and vegetables) do not contain cholesterol. If the body's blood cholesterol gets too high, then cholesterol may build up in the heart and cause damage.
MyPyramid.gov is a good guideline to help you and your child eat a heart healthy diet. This guide can help you and your child eat a variety of foods while encouraging the right amount of calories and fat.
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the US Department of Health and Human Services have prepared the following "food pyramid" to guide parents selecting foods for children and adults.
Consider the following examples of food for healthier eating:
Meat and meat substitutes
Regular beef, pork, lamb, regular ground beef, fatty cuts of meat
Poultry with skin, fried chicken
Fried fish
Regular lunch meat (bologna, salami, sausage, hot dogs)
Beef, pork, lamb, lean cuts
(90 percent lean, well-trimmed before cooking)
Poultry without skin
Fish, shellfish
Processed meat prepared from lean meat
Dry beans and peas
Tofu and tempeh
Egg yolks (limit to 3 per week - includes eggs used in cooking)
Egg whites
Egg substitutes
Dairy products
Milk: whole and 2 percent milk
Yogurt: whole milk types
Cheese: Regular cheeses (American, cheddar, Swiss, blue, Monterey Jack, cream cheese)
Frozen dairy desserts: regular ice cream
Milk: nonfat (skim), low-fat, buttermilk
Yogurt: nonfat or low-fat
Cheese: low-fat or nonfat types
Frozen dairy desserts: low-fat or nonfat ice cream, low-fat or nonfat frozen yogurt
Fats and oils
Coconut oil, palm kernel, palm oil, butter, lard, shortening, bacon fat, regular mayonnaise, sour cream, cream cheese, and salad dressings
Unsaturated oils: safflower, sunflower, corn, soybean, canola, olive, peanut
Low-fat or nonfat mayonnaise, margarine, sour cream, cream cheese, and salad dressings
Starches, Breads and Cereals
Biscuits, cornbread, muffins, pancakes, breakfast pastries, doughnuts, waffles, granolas, fried rice, and packaged pasta and rice mixes, cream soups
Whole-grain breads, pasta, rice, and cereals made without added fat
Reduced-fat soups
Vegetables fried or prepared with butter, cheese, or cream sauce; olives, avocados
Fresh, frozen, or canned, without added fat or sauce
Fried fruit or fruit served with butter or cream sauce
Fresh, frozen, canned, or dried
3/4 cup orange juice
1 cup corn flakes
1/2 cup 2 percent milk
2 regular tacos (with fried corn tortillas)
2 ounces regular ground beef
1/2 cup regular refried beans
1 ounce shredded cheddar cheese
1/2 cup green beans and butter
1 double cheeseburger
1 large order french fries
2 packets ketchup
1 carton 2 percent milk
2 chocolate chip cookies
1 cup 2 percent milk
90 g fat (41 percent of total calories)
260 mg cholesterol
1/2 cup skim milk
1 small banana
2 soft-shell tacos (tortilla not fried)
2 ounces extra-lean ground beef
1/2 cup fat-free refried beans
1/2 cup green beans with margarine
1 single cheeseburger
1 regular order french fries
1 carton 1 percent milk
1 low-fat frozen yogurt cone
3 graham cracker squares
1 cup skim milk
1 medium apple
1 tablespoon peanut butter
66 g fat (30 percent of total calories)
165 mg cholesterol


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Judy and I are in bed—obviously covered up—and as I'm going down, Judy's having this monologue in her head.
Here's a great video of one going down like a sack of potatoes.
going down the list there are names that I know as well as some intrepid newcomers.
She is disappointed and very upset over the way this is going down.
So no, there is no surprise that our regular UI claim load is going down.
Be that as it may, a fearful cry arose that she was going down.
And now, don't you think we had better be going down into the house?
Prices were going down steadily, and the shares which Mr. Leeson had bought were now worth only half their value.
He called to his mother that he was going down the mountain.
Here Sinclair buttoned up his coat and announced his intention of going down to the river.
1727, "action of going," from go (v.). The sense of "a try or turn at something" is from 1825; meaning "something that goes, a success" is from 1876. Phrase on the go "in constant motion" is from 1843.
Old English gan "to go, advance, depart; happen; conquer; observe," from West Germanic *gai-/*gæ- (cf. Old Saxon, Old Frisian gan, Middle Dutch gaen, Dutch gaan, Old High German gan, German gehen), from PIE *ghe- "to release, let go" (cf. Sanskrit jihite "goes away," Greek kikhano "I reach, meet with"), but there is not general agreement on cognates.
The Old English past tense was eode, of uncertain origin but evidently once a different word (perhaps connected to Gothic iddja); it was replaced 1400s by went, formerly past tense of wenden "to direct one's way" (see wend). In northern England and Scotland, however, eode tended to be replaced by gaed, a construction based on go. In modern English, only be and go take their past tenses from entirely different verbs.
The word in its various forms and combinations takes up 45 columns of close print in the OED. Verbal meaning "say" emerged 1960s in teen slang. Colloquial meaning "urinate or defecate" attested by 1926. Go for broke is from 1951, American English colloquial; go down on "perform oral sex on" is from 1916. That goes without saying (1878) translates French cela va sans dire. As an adjective, "in order," from 1951, originally in aerospace jargon.
1727, "action of going," from go (v.). The sense of "a try or turn at something" is from 1825; meaning "something that goes, a success" is from 1876. Phrase on the go "in constant motion" is from 1843.
Related Terms
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from the git-go, from the word go, give something a shot, have a crack at something, have something going (or working) for someone or something, let fly, let oneself go, no-go, no go, on the go, tell someone where to get off, there you go, to go, way to go, what goes around comes around


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D-Box move-o-rama movie seats debut in the UK
10:00 AM on 03.13.2012 // Hubert Vigilla@HubertVigilla
William Castle was a gimmick prophet. D-Box movie theater seats (aka Percepto Vista) have debuted in the UK. If you're not familiar with D-Box, it's essentially theater seats that sync to the movements on screen. Think Star Tours at Disneyland or, for people who grew up in the Bay Area, Days of Thunder: The Ride at Great America. (Soon we may get Days of Thunder: The Ride at Great America - The Movie.) Our own Alex Katz did a write-up about Tron: Legacy in D-Box-o-rama way back you were just a twinkle in your parents's eyes (December 2010).
The question is this: would you pay an extra £5.50 for a vibrating, shifting seat at a movie?
For me, the answer is no. That's the equivalent of $8.60, four bags of day-old bagels (roughly eight bagels per bag), three falafels at Mamoun's, or 45,275 Zambian kwachas. Perhaps I'm just jaded (and poor) and dismissive of the bells and whistles at movie theaters, especially when they come at such a high price and tickets are expensive enough already. Perhaps I'm also just hungry for bagels and falafel.
There's something else this all reminds me of, at least a little. After the cut, the "See You Next Wednesday" scene from Kentucky Fried Movie.
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Here is the dramatic and driving music of Bounty Hunter from Advent Rising. This forceful music has been masterfully adapted for the field. Breathtaking!
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If you're looking for a great Latin-style opener that doesn't need a lot of rehearsal time, this is the one! Perfect for use on the field or in the stands, this powerfully scored chart will
Here is the powerful music from the wildly popular video game Halo in a stunning arrangement for marching band! This is "cutting edge" music that will thrill your students and your audience!
Gamers will love this stunning three-piece halftime show based on the spectacular music from the popular interactive video game World of Warcraft. Part I begins slowly and mysteriously with Gates of the
The second part of the "World of Warcraft" show is based on Lion's Pride, a very rhythmic dance-like tune with an infectious groove. Beginning with an optional flute solo or soli, the piece builds
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American Radio Works: The Great Textbook War
In the 1970s, the battle for the hearts and minds of America's schoolchildren erupted in violence. School buildings in West Virginia were hit by dynamite and Molotov cocktails, buses were riddled with bullets and surrounding coal mines were shut down by protesting miners. The flashpoint for the explosion was a new set of textbooks. Some parents said the schoolbooks undermined their values.
This Peabody Award-winning documentary, "The Great Textbook War" from American Radio Works, tells the story of an early skirmish in America's culture wars, and examines the divide that persists today over what to teach children in schools.


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Other; not using my Living Social vouchers.
I no longer am Sam's keeper. I have given him away. It was in the best interest of everyone involved but I refuse to change my original answer because it's awesome. Carry on.
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Other than that, I'm open to all even if it's just to say hi. I'm open to simply making new friends or even meeting my future wife.
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I got my Prince Albert earlier , thanks to Shaun and Charlie at West Coast Tattoo in Florence. It was intense i almost chickened out and left but with help i calmed down and did it.It didn't hurt as bad as i thought it would very light bleeding so far. I am really excited about it.


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A new state museum in Natchitoches continues to be funded with dollars that should be going to out-of-state tourism marketing efforts, Lt. Gov. Jay Dardenne said Monday.
Dardenne said the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame should get state dollars for operations instead of tapping a fund dedicated to tourism efforts.
"If we did not do that, we would not have been able to open a $20 million museum that taxpayers have paid for," said Dardenne. But, he added, operational funds "ought to come out of the state general fund and not the tourism budget," he told the Senate Finance Committee as he sought relief.
"Every dollar (spent) that's a dollar we don't spend on marketing out-of-state," Dardenne said, and there's less opportunity to increase visitors to Louisaina.
In 2012, Dardenne said more people visited Louisiana than ever before with 26.3 million visitors who left behind about one-third of $1 billion in tax revenues. "The more we have to spend out of state … the more people are going to come," he said.
Dardenne has complained for years about the Jindal administration's diversion of money from a special dedicated tourism marketing fund for operational costs at his agency as well as state commitments for major national sporting events in New Orleans. He said state dollars should be appropriated instead of money generated by a small fraction of cent sales tax that raises between $22 million and $24 million annually for tourism marketing.


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This initiative is sponsored by:
The Safe Zone Committee
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Snowboarder Found Alive After Spending a Frigid Night in the Mountains
A 38-year-old snowboarder -- who went missing in Snowbasin Sunday -- was found alive Monday morning.
Terence Hulsman was missing more than 13 hours, before searchers pulled him from the mountain, by helicopter.
Authorities say he was cold and dehydrated, but walking on his own.
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Dr. Chaim Weizmann paid a surprise visit to the American Zionist Conference yesterday at its closing session and announced that in the very near future Dr. Albert Einstein will consent to head the Institute of Physics at the Hebrew University in Palestine.
Dr. Weizmann was asked to reply to a statement which Dr. Einstein made to the correspondent of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency in Belgium two days ago, but he refused to comment on it.
Dr. Einstein had stated: "Dr. Weizmann knows very well that with his declaration in New York last week he misled public opinion. He knows only too well the reasons for my negative attitude and has frequently recognized its justification in private. He also knows under which circumstances I would be prepared to work for the university in Palestine."
The statement by Dr. Einstein came after Dr. Weizmann had made a speech in New York last week, in which he stated that Dr. Einstein had recently criticized the university, but believed that the noted scientist would shortly go there. "There is his place," Dr. Weizmann had exclaimed. "He would cease to be a wanderer throughout the universities of the world."
Yesterday in this city Dr. Weizmann proved that the misunderstanding between him and Dr. Einstein was smoothed over when he made the following announcement:
"It gives me great pleasure as president of the Board of Governors of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem to announce that Professor Albert Einstein has agreed to give the university his active cooperation in the administration and direction of the Physics Institute there. In accordance with the view of the plans already adopted by the board of governors and in accordance with the view of Professor Einstein, there will be certain reforms introduced in the university which will strengthen the structure. Proposals to that effect will be made to the next meeting of the Board of Governors which will be held in Zurich beginning in August."


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Arthritis & Rheumatism, Volume 62,
November 2010 Abstract Supplement
Abstracts of the American College of
Rheumatology/Association of Rheumatology Health Professionals
Annual Scientific Meeting
Atlanta, Georgia November 6-11, 2010.
Novel Mutations of Camptodactyly Arthropathy Coxa Vara Pericarditis (CACP) Syndrome: A Study on Ten Cases.
Mannurita7, Sara Ciullini, Vignoli7, Marina, Bianchi7, Lucia, Azzari7, Chiara, de Martino7, Maurizio, Ravelli4, Angelo, Kondi6, Anuela
Department of BioMedicine, Section of Rheumatology, Transition Clinic, University of Florence
Department of Pediatrics, Leiden University Medical Centre, The Netherlands
Department of Pediatrics, University of Chieti, Chieti, Italy
Istituto di Ricovero e Cura a Carattere Scientifico G. Gaslini and Università degli Studi di Genoa
Istituto G. Pini, Milan, Italy
Pediatric Department, University Hospital Centre, Tirana, Albania
University of Florence, Department of Sciences for Woman and Child's Health
The Camptodactyly Arthropathy Coxa vara Pericarditis (CACP) syndrome is an autosomal recessive disease characterised by congenital camptodactyly, no inflammatory arthropathy, joint failure, synovial hyperplasia, coxa vara, and thickening of the pericardium. The causative gene for CACP is PRG4 that is located on chromosome band 1q2531 and consists of 12 exons. It encodes for a mucin-like glycoprotein named "proteoglycan-4" (PRG-4) which acts as the major surface lubricant for joints and tendons.
1.To investigate possible genomic alteration in patients with clinical manifestations of CACP. 2.To perform a comprehensive analysis of the PRG-4 gene.
Patients and Methods:
Six unrelated patients and two pairs of siblings (2 sisters, 1 sister,1 brother) with a phenotype resembling CACP syndrome were referred to us for mutational analysis of PRG-4 gene. The age of onset was mainly at birth (median age at diagnosis 5.5 years). Genomic DNA was extracted by peripheral blood and polymerase chain reaction was performed to amplify PRG-4 exon sequences including intro-exon boundaries using specific primers. The coding regions were sequenced, with the exception of 800bp, within exon 6 due to highly repetitive motifs.
Six novel homozygous mutations within CACP gene were identified in seven patients. The 2 sisters harboured the same nonsense alteration (Y1216X) that cause a frame-shift that creates a premature stop signal leading to the production of a truncated protein. Four mutations were small deletions of 1bp, 2bp and 5bp, three of which located within exon 6. These deletions cause frame-shift mutations and create a premature stop codon. In the remaining patients, we detected one substitution affecting the donor splice site (IVS8+3A>G); the bioinformatics analysis of this alteration predicts a decrease of the strength of the new splice site sequence that could be responsible for an aberrant splicing of the premature transcript. The analysis of CACP protein would be necessary to test the predicted effect of the mutations.
CACP syndrome is a rare disorder often misdiagnosed with other paediatric connective tissue diseases. This is the first study analysing the largest PRG-4 coding region, and it allowed identifying a new set of molecular aberrations associated with the occurrence of CACP syndrome.
To cite this abstract, please use the following information:
Mannurita, Sara Ciullini, Vignoli, Marina, Bianchi, Lucia, Azzari, Chiara, de Martino, Maurizio, Ravelli, Angelo, et al; Novel Mutations of Camptodactyly Arthropathy Coxa Vara Pericarditis (CACP) Syndrome: A Study on Ten Cases. [abstract]. Arthritis Rheum 2010;62 Suppl 10 :261
DOI: 10.1002/art.28030


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Here are your Apple rumors and AAPL news items for today:
Double: Media reports out of China say that Apple's (AAPL) upcoming iPhone 5S will feature a new screen with much higher resolution than its current Retina screens, MacRumors notes. The reports indicate that Apple will narrow the bezels on the new flagship phone and offer a screen with 1.5 million pixels. That's about twice as many pixels offered by the iPhone 5's screen. The new phone is projected to ship in September. The report did not reveal whether the iPhone 5S would keep the iPhone 5's 4-inch screen or adopt a larger screen. Previous rumors have suggested that Apple intends to maintain the screen size and technology found in the iPhone 5 in its upcoming iPhone. However, rival smartphone makers, including Samsung, have recently introduced models with screens that have better resolution than the iPhone 5, possibly prompting Apple to boost its resolution in order to remain competitive.
Historic: An Apple-1 computer featuring a motherboard hand-built by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak sold for $671,000 over the weekend, CNN notes. The computer, originally made in the mid-1970's, was purchased by an unnamed buyer from Asia during an auction by Germany's Breker auction house. Included with the working computer was a letter from the late Steve Jobs, addressed to the machine's original buyer. The computer is thought to be one of only about a half dozen working Apple-1 machines, of which only 200 were produced. Last year, an Apple-1 brought in $640,000 at a Breker auction.
Probe: European regulators have launched an investigation of Apple's iPhone sales practices, the Financial Times notes. The European Commission is said to be assessing the company's subsidy agreements with wireless carriers in Europe to determine if the deals violate antitrust rules. The investigation was apparently initiated by complaints from carriers over Apple's practices. No charges have been announced as of yet and the investigation is reported to be in its early stages. The European Commission has previously examined Apple's warranty policies, but did not bring charges against the company.
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Schubert Symphonies / Mahler Songs
1 & 2 • Wayfarer
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Part of SA3 Saturday Evening 3
Gustavo Dudamel, conductor
Michelle DeYoung, mezzo-soprano
Schubert: Symphony No. 1 (c. 30 minutes) Schubert: Symphony No. 1 Program Notes
Mahler: Songs of a Wayfarer (c. 15 minutes) Mahler: Songs of a Wayfarer Program Notes
Schubert: Symphony No. 2 (c. 30 minutes) Schubert: Symphony No. 2 Program Notes
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Listen to an extended podcast regarding Schubert Symphonies & Mahler Songs, featuring KUSC DJ Brian Lauritzen:
Dudamel launches an utterly fascinating and inspired survey combining all of Schubert's symphonies with orchestral songs by Mahler, emphasizing the deep connection between these Viennese masters who bookend the Romantic era.
Having absorbed the marvels of Mozart's and Haydn's Classicism at the hands of Salieri, the 16-year-old Franz Schubert took a major step forward in his development by completing his First Symphony, which begins with a regal adagio. Two years later, he completed No. 2, extending himself further with extensive modulations and astonishing harmonic shifts, which became his hallmark.
Combined with early Schubert is early Mahler, though the latter was already in his mid-20s. Following an unhappy love for a soprano with whom he had worked, Mahler produced four songs overflowing with a young man's heartache. Using his own texts, he composed them first for voice and piano, later orchestrating and revising them.
Two of the four became very important material for his First Symphony. The best known and most frequently performed of Mahler's early compositions, it will be sung by one of the world's most exciting mezzo-sopranos, Colorado-born Michelle DeYoung, who graduated from California State University, Northridge.
Programs, artists, dates, prices and availability subject to change.
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Rhythm, Rhyme and Rebellion
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By RACHEL B.
The United States was born from protest and Americans have always used
music to convey messages about civil, gender and labor rights,
consumerism, war and patriotism.
Protest, demonstration and civil disobedience have been fundamental to
America's journey through slavery, labor and voting rights movements and
war. The arts have been an indispensible vehicle for protest, and music
has been at the forefront since the colonists first fought against
taxation without representation.
The United States of America was, of course, born from protest. The
Declaration of Independence is the embodiment of complaints directed at
the British monarchy regarding the governance of the 13 American
colonies. In response to taxation without representation, the situation
in which the American subjects were taxed without a voice in the British
Parliament, and were in other ways deprived of basic human rights, the
colonies revolted. They declared independence and created a government
that not only promised representation, but also the inalienable right to
speak freely, protest, assemble and express their religious beliefs
peacefully. One of the earliest American protest songs, American
Taxation by Peter St. John, was written in this era.
In response to the
conditions imposed on them, slaves often sang spirituals, both in
the fields and in church. Several of these songs are still sung in
Christian churches throughout the United States. Some of them, such
as I Shall Not Be Moved and We Shall Overcome, were later invoked in
the civil rights and labor rights movements. Many recording artists
across genres have recorded their own versions, including Johnny
Cash, Ella Fitzgerald and Joan Baez.
The labor movement changed the lyrics of well-known spirituals and
anthems to suit its purposes. The movement reached its pinnacle in
the first half of the 20th century. The Socialist Party put Eugene
V. Debs on the ballot for president five times between 1900 and
1920. Debs was involved in the founding of the Industrial Workers of
the World, an organization meant to represent the interests of
laborers in capitalist countries. On behalf of the organization,
Ralph Chaplin wrote Solidarity Forever to the tune of The Battle
Hymn of the Republic, a famous anthem of the Civil War. The final
line of the chorus, "For the Union makes us strong!" was meant to
motivate laborers and form a unified front to managers and
corporations. Folk musicians such as Woody Guthrie sang Solidarity
Forever and other songs urging workers to organize, join unions and
assert their rights. The line between politics and art was blurred,
and the link between the two continues today.
The civil rights
movement was, of course, a key turning point in U.S. history. The
leaders of the movement repeated the words of abolitionists and freed
slaves such as Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass. Likewise, the
musicians of the era invoked the spirituals sung in the days of slavery,
as well as popular genres such as jazz, blues and folk. In 1939, jazz
singer Billie Holiday recorded a painfully disturbing song, Strange
Fruit. Written originally as a poem by Lewis Allen, the pen name of a
Jewish high school teacher in New York, this song describes an eerie
pastoral scene after a lynching, "Black bodies swinging in the southern
breeze, strange fruit hanging from the poplar trees." In the 20th
century, the American South passed from staunch segregationist laws
through the challenging gauntlet of integration. After Holiday recorded
the song, her label, Columbia Records, refused to release it, fearing
the reaction from Southern listeners. Commodore Records offered to do
what Columbia would not, and after securing a rare one-session release
from her contract with Columbia, Holiday recorded the most famous
version of this troubling song. Many artists in the 1950s and beyond
would later reference Holiday's version of Strange Fruit as a powerful
influence in crafting their music and their message. Baez and Bob Dylan
are the two most prominent singer-songwriters to emerge from the civil
rights movement. Like many of their contemporaries, they also protested
against the Vietnam War. Baez's father was Mexican; because of this she
encountered significant discrimination in her youth. She often sang out
to the Hispanic community, including a Spanish version of the spiritual
We Shall Not Be Moved, No Nos Moveran. Dylan's prolific oeuvre was
performed by many artists of the civil rights era and beyond, including
folk and rock and roll musicians.
The turbulence of the late 1960s marked a significant change in U.S.
culture. Protest music turned from folk to more assertive styles such as
funk, hip-hop and punk. Hip-hop evolved in New York City's South Bronx
borough in the 1970s and hit widespread radio play in the 1980s. Hip-hop
was, contrary to popular belief, not inherently countercultural or angry
in its origins. It was originally the product of disc jockeys and
masters of ceremonies ad-libbing comments and rhyming commentary as they
played music in clubs. It was mixed with the aggressive style of
breakdancing and the subversive art of graffiti. As hip-hop evolved, it
gave voice to the traumatic experiences of its audience: police
brutality, poor housing, gang violence, poor education and
discrimination. Today, many hip-hop artists continue to address the
concerns of the urban poor and their most political work receives
significant airplay on popular radio stations.
As hip-hop was surfacing, so was punk. Punk is inherently a
counterculture, a response to mainstream culture, or "The
Establishment." Unlike hip-hop, which evolved as its own culture in the
South Bronx before spreading throughout New York City and beyond, punk
was deliberately deconstructionist from its inception. The music is a
strong example of the punk culture: rapid, chaotic and angry.
Contemporary groups like Green Day are examples of punk bands that have
long made albums full of political and social criticism. Throughout U.S.
history there has been a convergence of musical genre and social and
political movements. Popular artists such as Bruce Springsteen, the
Dixie Chicks, and Prince have all recorded music commenting on American
life. Americans embrace the tradition of protest music as a cultural
manifestation of the First Amendment to the Constitution, both in the
freedom of speech and the right to assemble.
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TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) — Two former Libyan rebel factions clashed Tuesday in hours of gunbattles in central Tripoli that left five fighters dead, a Tripoli military council official said.
Former rebels of Tripoli and a separate group of fighters from the city of Misrata fought with machine guns, rocket-propelled grenades and anti-aircraft guns. Col. Walid Shouaib, a member of Tripoli Military Council, said the clashes were triggered by arrest of a Misrata fighter on New Year's Eve by Tripoli fighters. He was suspected of robbery and the Misrata fighters were trying to free him.
A Misrata military council member, Mohammed al-Gressa, said he feared a civil war. He said a meeting was taking place between commanders of ex-rebels and the Tripoli military council.
"I am not optimistic because blood has been spilled," he told The Associated Press. "I feel this looks like a civil war."
Others said the clashes were not that serious.
Disparate groups of former revolutionary fighters have clashed repeatedly since the end of the eight-month civil war that toppled Moammar Gadhafi's regime in October. Disbandment of these armed groups, which are divided by the regions where the operate, has posed a challenge to Libyan authorities.
While playing a vital role in overseeing security of key state institutions in the capital, the uncontrolled ownership of weapons and the absence of a central security administration has given the militias a free hand in ruling areas under their control.
According to Shouaib, the tensions between the two militias began on the night of the arrest when a group of Misrata fighters tried to free the detained man, but failed. Instead, they were arrested as well. A top Misrata commander managed to mediate the release of all the men except for the one arrested for robbery.
On Tuesday, another group of Misrata fighters made a second attempt to free the man. They opened fire on a building in the heart of Tripoli and used by the Tripoli military council. After hours of gunbattles, three of Misrata fighters and two from Tripoli armed men were killed, Shouaib said.
Witnesses said the Tripoli militia arrested six Misrata men, brought them inside the council building, beat them up and detained them. The Tripoli council is affiliated with the national transitional government.
Government spokesman Ashur Shamis played down the scale and severity of the armed confrontation and defended revolutionaries as "innocent." Instead, he blamed clashes on "saboteurs."
"These skirmishes take place because of individual animosities but have nothing to do with the revolution or the revolutionaries," Shamis said. "The real and original revolutionaries are not part of it."
He insisted that the Interior Ministry is in control of the situation.
Ibrahim Beit al-Mal, a spokesman for Misrata fighters, agreed. "These incidents are driven by misguided youth," he said. "These are not the revolutionaries."
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Last week, I had the pleasure of visiting the Costa Del Mar annual sales meeting in Daytona, Fla. Costa has been a sponsor of mine for as long as I've been fishing professionally, and I was excited to finally get to meet the great people there. While I was there, we discussed a lot of things about eyewear, and I told some stories from the tour. On the flight back, it dawned on me that it might make a great blog.
Over the past few years, I've shared a couple of stories with the Costa people. First, a competitor of mine showed me a pair of sunglasses that looked like they had taken a bullet. Apparently, his sunglasses saved his eye from a weight.
The second case wasn't as good. I met a guy (a friend of another Elite competitor) that had lost his eye while fishing. I can't recall the full story, but the memory of meeting and talking with this angler reminds me every day to protect my eyes regardless of the light conditions.
I'm not writing this to scare you, but to encourage you to wear your sunglasses even in low light conditions. Most good brands have low-light lenses. With Costa, it's their new 580 Sunrise lenses. You can wear these no matter how dark it is on the water. They'll protect your eyes from flying objects like sinkers, hooks and bugs and give you UV protection at the same time.
On the home front, after returning from Daytona Beach I headed down to Grand Lake in Oklahoma for the ABA Championship. I met and spoke with many of the competitors, and I spent some time in the Bass Minder booth to show off their products. That's always a lot of fun, but I couldn't help but look out over Grand Lake and get excited about the upcoming Bassmaster Classic. In just a few weeks, I'll be coming back to practice (before the cut off dates) for the championship.
This is also the time of the year I get to spend more time with the family. Over the weekend, we checked out the pumpkin patch. For Mason's birthday last week we presented him with his first fish mount, a 3-pound crappie he caught on Lake Quivira. He was excited and can't wait to get his next prize catch for a mount.
Enjoy the fall fishing and be sure to protect your eyes regardless of the light conditions!


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The modern automotive industry is notoriously high stakes and competitive- traits that were amplified during the recent era of historic industry restructuring. Though many companies emerged from this turbulent period leaner, more efficient, and attuned to the realities of demand, much work remains to shore up key weaknesses. Amidst this backdrop, automotive companies continue to pour billions into developing products, building new factories, and researching new technologies - all for increasingly uncertain returns. These returns are even more unpredictable in the current global market with new entrants, new powertrain technologies, and fluctuations in oil prices. Vehicle Manufacturers (VMs) and suppliers can no longer rely on domestic demand, political backstops, or mature markets to deliver the required returns on investments.
As a leading management consultant to the global automotive industry, PwC's Strategy& has extensive experience helping senior executives at VMs and suppliers in North America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America navigate these turbulent times and address the critical strategic, operational, and systems issues required to leverage their capabilities and succeed in this rapidly evolving marketplace.
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What wheels are on my car??
what wheels are on my car? just wanna know so i can sell them to get some Schnitzer's
Take them off and look on the back. Most name brand wheels are marked unless they're reps.
yeah thinkin there reps.. possibly m3 csl rims just wanted to be sure before i put them on ebay etc
Might be hard to tell unless there are specific sizing/markings on the wheel to give it away. One thing is for sure, those don't appear to be our VB3.
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Beer Style: Robust Porter (12B)
Recipe Type: partial mash
Yield: 5 US gallons
Inspired by home brewers from across the country, last year President Obama bought a home brewing kit for the kitchen. After the few first drafts we landed on some great recipes that came from a local brew shop. We received some tips from a couple of home brewers who work in the White House who helped us amend it and make it our own. To be honest, we were surprised that the beer turned out so well since none of us had brewed beer before.
Original Gravity: ?
Final Gravity: ?
Recipe Type: partial mash
Yield: 5.00 US Gallons
1. In a 6 qt pot, ad grains to 2.25 qts of 168 degree water. Mix wsell to bring temp down to 155. Steep on stovetop at 155 deg for 45 minutes. Meanwhile bring 2 gallons of water to 165 deg in a 12 qt pot. Place straner over, then pour and spoon all the grains and liquid in. Rense with 2 galons of 165 deg water. Let liquid drain through. Discard the grains and bring the liquid to a boil. Set aside.
2. Add the 2 cans of malt extract and honey into the pot. Stir well.
3. Boil for an hour. Add half of the bittering hops at the 15 minute mark, the other half at the 30 minute mark. then the aroma hops at the 60 minute mark.
4. Set aside and let stand for 15 minutes.
5. Place 2 gallons of chilled water into the primary fermenter and add the hot wort into it. Top with more water to total 5 gallons if necessary. Place into an ice bath to cool down to 70-80 deg.
6. Activate dry yeast in 1 cup of sterilized water at 75-80 degrees for 15 minutes. Pitch yeast into the fermenter. Fill airlock halfway with water. Ferment at room temp (64-68 deg) for 3-4 days.
7 Siphon over to secondary glass fermenter for another 4-7 days.
8. To bottle, make a priming syrup on the stove with 1 cup sterile water and add 3/4 cup priming sugar. bring to boil for 5 minutes. Pour the mixture into an empty bottling bucket. Siphon the beer from the fermenter over it. Distribute priming sugar evenly. Siphon into bottles and cap. Leet sit for 1-2 weeks at 75 deg.
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Las Vegas Sun, May 29, 2013
Bo Hash arrived at St. Rose Dominican Hospitals — Rose de Lima Campus with two Bounty paper towels wrapped around his bloodied right hand and his thumb in a red Dixie cup. Not more than an hour earlier, the thumb had been caught in a rodeo rope, popping it off his hand. Even through the pain, his instincts from his job as a Progressive insurance agent kicked in. First he found his thumb and put it on ice, then he called St. Rose. His health insurance policy had a high deductible, and Hash wanted to avoid two hospital bills.


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Chris Iwelumo says he expects to leave Vicarage Road for good in January after accepting "there's not much there for me at Watford".
The experienced striker made eight appearances for the Hornets this season before joining Notts County on loan in November.
But Iwelumo is certainly now behind Troy Deeney, Alex Geijo, Matej Vydra and Fernando Forestieri in Gianfranco Zola's pecking order and also faces competition from the likes of Steve Leo Beleck and Britt Assombalonga, who could return to Watford from his loan spell at Southend United in January.
Iwelumo, who is on-loan at Notts County until January, told the Football League Paper: "I think I will probably be moving in January, permanently, so I have got to make sure I keep my head down and do what I can for Notts.
"If I can deliver and something can get done then we will see what happens from there.
"My gut feeling is that there's not much there for me at Watford."
The 34-year-old has made three starts for Keith Curle's side since he joined almost a month ago.


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• outfit: Roots Trackpants, Knee high socks, Nightmare before christmas shirt, Beach hoodie and my robe because I'm cold ;~;
• hairstyle: Side Bun.
• jewelry: LBGTQ bracelet, Pandora bracelet, 2 kandi bracelets, and a skull beaded one. And my Zebra ring.
• underwear: La Senza <3
• nail color: Nude ;D
do you:
• cut yourself: Nope.
• yell a lot: Naturally yes, Intentionally no D:
• have too many friends: neverr
• want to die: Not right now.
• wear dark colors: COLOUR* and yes :3
• dye your hair: Its Blonde and Teal now <3
have you ever:
• talked on the phone for over 3 hours: Oh yeahh~
• left the country:Yes, Worst ******** holiday ever.
• stolen something: A couple of souls, but thats itt.
last person:
• you hugged: MissMouseeMoo's leg.
• you talked to: MissMouseeMoo
• you hugged: .........
• you instant messaged: Dan.
are you:
• understanding: I think so.
• open-minded: Yes
• interesting: Duh.
• hungry: Yus ;~;
• smart: In hyperfocus I am a legal genius o-o
• moody: who isnt ?
• childish: Ever so slightly-LOOK A DUCKKK
• independent: Very.
• hard working: Sometimes....LAWL NO
• difficult: Yes.
• attractive: Other people thinks so. :/
• thirsty: Yus...
• obsessed: Music<3 And my Camera<3
• angry: Not at the moment.
• sad: Noope
• happy: Sure
• trusting: Yeahh
• reliable: ...Yes and No. xD
• sleepy: Yus ;~;
in the last 48 hours:
• cried?: Almost.
• missed someone?: Yeahh...
• yelled at someone?: Dun Remember.
• drove somewhere?: School.
• talked to someone on the phone?: Kikikowi
• been online? ....... Nope. Not at all. I am posting this offline.
• kissed someone?: Uhm, nope xD
• hugged someone?: Yeshh
• last thing you ate?: Bagel.
• talked to someone about something important?: Yes,
have you ever:
• broke something?: Bones, random crap. Yeahh...
• betrayed a friend?: Sadly.
•shot a gun?: MERHERHERRR XD
• broke something important?: Bones.
• dyed your hair?: No I'm naturally teal.
• who is sitting next to you?: air sad
• favorite sport?: badminton
• kicked your cat for the hell of it?: never D:
• are you bored of taking this survey?: kinda
• what time is it now?: 1:34am
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First Best Friend: Ivana
First House Location: Brampton Ontario
First Screenname: iiNinjaToaster
First Piercing: ears
First Crush: thats for me to know , and attempt to remember xD
First CD: AQUA BITCHEESSS
First School: Worsley
---9 Lasts---
Last Car Ride: Bus.
Last Movie You Watched: Rise of the Guardians <33333333333
Last Phone Call: Kikikowi
Last CD You Listened To: Collide with the Sky
Last Bubble Bath You Took: like two weeks ago :$
Last Song You Listened To: Paint it Black.
Last Words You Said: "Are you falling asleep on meh?!"
Last Shower: last nightt
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Been Arrested: Not yet :p
Been On TV: Yus, with Marching Band.
Eaten Sushi : EWWWWWWWWWWWW
Been On A Blind Date: Nope
Been In Love: :$
Worn A Water Bra: most uncomfortable experiance ever !
Dated Someone Through the Internet: Uhmm.... Yeahhhh.
---7 Things You Are Wearing---
1: Bra
2: Panties
3: Knee Highs
4: Glasses
5: Pants
6: Hoodie
7: Makeup.
---6 Things You've Done Today---
1: Ditched in Music
2: Had our first rep class
3: Watched some chick eating in a restaurant.
4: Took photos for Yearbook of the adorable kid of doom<3
5: Procrastinated biggrin
6: Poked the wall.
---5 Favorite Things (not in any order)---
2: Photography
3: Turtles
4: Tumblr
5: AssassinsCreed<3
---4 People You Most Trust---
1. Kikikowi
2. Cece
3. My Mama
4. My Cat :3
---3 Things You Want To Do Before You Die---
1) Patch things up with the girls<3
2) Be covered in tattoos<3
3) Raise some children<3
---2 Choices---
Vanilla or Chocolate: vanilla
Family or Friends: Friends
--1 Person You Want To See Right Now--
Guiz.... You lost da game c:


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