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Crysis 3 - Black Box
Aprašymas:Angliškas: The hunted becomes the hunter in the CryEngine-powered open-world shooter Crysis 3! Players take on the role of 'Prophet' as he returns to New York in the year in 2047, only to discover that the city has been encased in a Nanodome created by the corrupt Cell Corporation. The New York City Liberty Dome is a veritable urban rainforest teeming with overgrown trees, dense swamplands and raging rivers. Within the Liberty Dome, seven distinct and treacherous environments become known as the Seven Wonders. This dangerous new world demands advanced weapons and tactics. Prophet will utilize a lethal composite bow, an enhanced Nanosuit and devastating alien tech to become the deadliest hunter on the planet. Prophet is on a revenge mission after uncovering the truth behind Cell Corporation's motives for building the quarantined Nanodomes. The citizens were told that the giant citywide structures were resurrected to protect the population and to cleanse these metropolises of the remnants of Ceph forces. In reality, the Nanodomes are CELL's covert attempt at a land and technology grab in their quest for global domination. With Alien Ceph lurking around every corner and human enemies on the attack, nobody is safe in the path of vengeance. Everyone is a target in Prophet's quest for retribution.
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Because of encrypted files of the game , simply it can not be compressed,we were not going to release a repack with such a big size,but we have got lots of requests form our fans to do it. CrackFix is Included.
Release name........: Crysis.3-Black_Box
Size................: 8.53 GB
Required size.......: 8.73 GB
Final size..........: 8.73 GB
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2.Mount or Burn.
3.Run 'Setup.exe'.
4.Browse and select DVD 2 when prompted.
5.Start the game from Desktop.
6.Support game developers like we do.
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DirectX 11 graphics card with 1Gb Video RAM
Dual core CPU
2GB Memory (3GB on Vista)
Nvidia/Intel example setup: Nvidia GTS 450, Intel Core2 Duo 2.4 Ghz(E6600)
AMD example setup: AMD Radeon HD5770, AMD Athlon64 X2 2.7 Ghz (5200+)
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Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8
DirectX 11 graphics card with 1GB Video RAM
Quad core CPU
4GB Memory
Nvidia/Intel example setup: Nvidia GTX 560, Intel Core i3-530
AMD example setup: AMD Radeon HD5870, AMD Phenom II X2 565
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Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8
Latest DirectX 11 graphics card
Latest quad core CPU
8GB Memory
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text: Feb 28, 2010 - It gets the job done, its thick but when you put it on your hair, it doesnt coat that well. The smell is fine, and the effect is of a condtioner left in hair long, you could get the same effect by using Herbal Essence Hydralicious conditioner in for an hour. I wasn't impressed, I still have a 2/3 full jar that I haven't touched.


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Here are a few pics of Steve Jobs announcing the new Nano and its sweet new features at this morning's Apple event, taken with my G10. (Not bad for a point-and-shoot!)
This is what the Genius Mixes will look like.
This was from a demo of the new video camera on the Nano. The resolution is awesome, but a quick hands-on after the announcement revealed what in my opinion is a pretty big design flaw — the camera is right behind the control pad, which means you really have to make an effort not to cover the lens with your fingers while shooting.
This is a screen shot from a new ad, which you'll probably see on TV soon.


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Keep tender skin smooth and soft with an ultra-light formula containing sweet almond oil and natural antioxidants.
- Hypoallergenic; dermatologist and pediatrician tested.
- 8 oz.
- By Noodle & Boo; made in the USA.
- Kids' Wear.
- Noodle & Boo donates 20% of its profits to St. Jude, Save the Children, Keep a Child Alive and Compassion in an effort to give children opportunities to follow their dreams.
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Valrhona Vintages
Vintage 2010 was a good year, says Muriel Assailly. She's talking about chocolate, not wine.
Yes, chocolates come in vintages – named for the year in which the cocoa beans used to make the chocolate bars were harvested. The ones made by French chocolatier Valrhona, where Ms. Assailly is head of Asia-Pacific business development, have been available in France since the 1990s. Only recently have they become better known world-wide.


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|Academic Projects proposals are accepted by the Teaching & Learning Team on an on-going basis, and are evaluated based on the criteria defined in the T&L Project Proposal Rubric. Criteria includes originality, scalability, availability of resources, adaptability, and the impact of the project on student learning.
A typical project team includes a faculty member, a tech-savvy student, and a member of our Teaching & Learning team -- all working collaboratively to create a digital learning tool for your course. You provide the content and project goals. The student provides the technical services. We'll provide the project management and support.
Ready to submit a concept proposal?
Would you like to request a consultation with a member of the T&L Team?


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Loganwrote a review of Marmot Front Range Fleece Jacket - Men's on December 19, 2014
Best fleece I own.
Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Fit: True to size
This fleece is incredible, thin and close fitted, very warm, moves with you and feels great. The Windstopper logo is on the sleeve and it does not lie. This is my go to outer layer jacket I usually pair with a feather-down jacket or similar in temperatures less than 20. My only real issue to this jacket is that because it is fleece and that after a wash or two the zipper warps a little. The softshell elbow reinforcement on the jacket is a start idea.


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Hear The 2015 Mustang Rev, Idle And Fire Up
Phillip Ferrini
The Mustang Source
See, hear and smell the new 2015 Mustang… OK, maybe not smell, but you can at least hear the revised Coyote coming to life in this video from a recent Cars & Coffee event. I don't know about you, but I'm excited to see the new pony in action. Hearing the updated Coyote under the hood, although obviously muted for the EPA's sake, gets me pumped for what's to come!


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Full Name: Gloria Villanueva
Street Address: 819 Country Lane Road
City: Keosauqua
State: IA
Event Information: Decision in Family Caregiving's "Talk About It!" Joan Nydle from Milestones Area Agency on Aging will discuss resources and support options for caregivers of seniors and grandparents raising grandchildren. The session will focus on what makes caregiving stressful including the time it takes, the family dynamics involved, the guilt and anger that is sometimes involved, and decisions that may have to be made by caregivers. Meeting will be held Thursday, November 7, 5:30pm to 6:30pm at Good Samaritan Society Van Buren, 819 Country Lane Road, Keosauqua. Coffee and light refreshments will be served. Please RSVP by calling (319) 293-3761.


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Have you ever gotten to your campsite and realized that, while you remembered your spoon and knife, you forgot your fork? With our foldable cutlery set, all three (plus a bottle opener) are joined together so you will never forget one or the other again. This swiveling set is great for camping, lunchboxes, or to keep in your car for those random emergencies, like a forgotten utensil with your takeout.
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Every other summer the Department of Anthropology offers a 6-week archaeological field school in June and July in sub-Saharan Africa. Past field schools have been on the island of Gorée, located off the coast of Senegal, where research focused on the development of Gorée as a supply port for the Atlantic trade, and at Songo Mnara, a 15th-century Swahili urban center on the southern Tanzanian coast, where the field school has been held since 2009. Up to six hours of course credit are available for the field school, including Anth 364 African Archaeology Field Techniques and Anth 370, Archaeological Laboratory Techniques and Analysis. The field school is offered without specific prerequisites, but there is a general requirement that students have some prior coursework in archaeology or African history.
Please click here to view information on the 2007 Field School at Gorée Island.
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PORTLAND, Ore. — Steve Cummings has been selected as vice president of Multnomah University's Advancement Department.
Cummings, who holds an M.Div. in Christian Education, brings 18 years of marketing and production experience to the position. For the past six years, he has served as a senior director of development for Prison Fellowship Ministries, where he built relationships with donors in Hawaii, Alaska and California. As a result of Cummings' work, financial gifts to the ministry have increased by 35 percent.
"I believe my calling is to serve God's kingdom by growing givers' hearts," Cummings said. "I challenge them to become cheerful and sacrificial stewards who experience true joy in their giving while growing deeper in their relationship with Jesus Christ."
MU President Dr. Craig Williford said he's delighted that Cummings and his wife, Julia, are joining the Multnomah family.
"Their deep commitment to Christ and desire to serve will contribute to our university mission," Williford said. "Steve's expertise in advancement has prepared him to lead us as we focus on equipping people to be faithful stewards. We pray that God will enable us to minister to our financial partners and wisely encourage them in how to invest their resources in God's kingdom work."
Cummings' first day on the job is August 25.
About Multnomah University
Multnomah University is a fully accredited, private, non-denominational, Christian institution of higher education located in Portland, Oregon, with teaching sites in Reno, Nevada, and Seattle, Washington. Composed of a college, seminary, graduate school, degree completion program and online distance-learning program, Multnomah issues bachelor's, master's and doctorate degrees, as well as professional certifications and endorsements. For more information, visit multnomah.edu.


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27. Atacama Fault, Chile Coast, South of Antofagasta
The Pacific oceanic plate is being subducted at about nine centimeters (3.5 inches) per year beneath the South American continent along much of the west coast of South America. Oceanic/continental convergence of this sort characteristically produces elevation and shortening by folding and thrusting. These structures are well developed in the eastern foothills of the Andes. The western parts of the Andes are characterized by more complex structures, and both normal faults (usually suggestive of extension) and strike-slip faults are present. Illustrated in the picture is the trace of the important Atacama fault, which runs for several hundred kilometers parallel to the coast of Chile and the deep ocean trench. The fault cuts Paleozoic and Mesozoic metamorphic rocks of the Chilean coastal cordillera.
The tectonic details of the fault are poorly known at present. The fault is thought to have been active over a long period, and both normal and strike-slip movements have been postulated.
STS-41B, February 1984. Picture #11-41-2361.
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"He has been doing a really nice job," Borges says. "He is still a little rough around the edges in certain parts of the game, but he is throwing the ball really, really well.
"He has been very smooth," Borges adds. "He is a real athletic kid. He is working hard at it and that is what excites me. I know as long as he is working hard at it he is going to improve. That is a key for a guy who is a backup quarterback as well as a starting quarterback."
Blake Field listens to instructions from Al Borges during preseason practice.
Field won a competition with another redshirt freshman, Calvin Booker, to be the backup to sophomore Brandon Cox. Booker is getting some snaps with the second offense, but most of that work goes to Field, a Georgia native who played his senior season at North Florida Christian in Tallahassee, Fla.
"He (Booker) has been doing skelly drills," Borges says. "He is still very much involved in our game plan. You just can't rep him like you can your number two. It is hard enough to get two guys ready, never mind three."
Brandon Cox (12) steps into the starting role this week. Last year he was the backup, the role Blake Field will play this season.
Borges also notes that he feels good about what he has seen in practice from Brandon Cox, who takes over from Jason Campbell as the starting quarterback.
"I won't know until he plays in a game, but we are doing as much as we can to show him as many looks as possible every day in practice," Borges says. "He would appear to be very ready, but you don't know that until you get in there and the bullets start firing. Sometimes what you think is going to happen doesn't happen. Sometimes what you think is going to happen turns out better than expected."
Borges, Cox, Field and the rest of the Tigers have the day off from practice on Monday, but will be back on the practice field on Tuesday preparing for Saturday night's season opener vs. visiting Georgia Tech.


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The entrepreneurship Initiative recognizes students with monetary awards who demonstrate what Harold Grinspoon refers to as "the entrepreneurial spirit." An Advisory Committee looks for students who have acted upon their desire to own their own businesses.
Spirit Awards acknowledge a student's actions to date and encourages them to move forward in pursuit of their entrepreneurial dreams. To be considered for an award, a student must first be nominated by his/her faculty advisor. The HGCF EI Advisory Committee makes the final decision regarding award recipients.
Award winners and nominees are required to participate in the Entrepreneur Exhibit during the cocktail hour at the Spring Banquet as well as the annual Fall Conference. This is a great opportunity to market ideas and meet fellow Grinspoon Spirit Award winners.
Each award winner and nominee along with one guest receives free admission to the banquet. The HGCF subsidizes additional tickets for a student and non-students rate. To reserve space for guests, contact the nominating faculty advisor(s).
View all of the 2014 EI Awards Photos on Flickr
2014 Entrepreneurship Initiative Awards by Slidely Slideshow
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We will visit you at your convenience, and fit a Caravan Motor Mover on to your Caravan either at your home address, or at the address where your Caravan is stored.
This Service saves YOUR time, effort, fuel costs, the sheer inconvenience of having to take your Caravan to a workshop - possibly some distance away, and the waiting time incurred whilst the Mover is being fitted.
The price includes: fitting the Caravan Mover onto your Caravan at your home address or at your place of storage, and a demonstration of the safe, secure and effortless movement of your Caravan using the Hand-Held Remote Control.
There may be additional charges that we will need to discuss with you depending on the work required on your Caravan, and the location of your Caravan from our base in Kent.
At the touch of a button using a Hand-Held Remote-Control, you can manoeuvre your Caravan safely and competently in any direction, including turning a Single-Axle Caravan in a 180 degree circle on it's own axis.
Whilst manoeuvring your Caravan, the Hand-Held Remote Control allows you to stand at any point to your Caravan, and to also walk around your Caravan whilst you are manoeuvring it, thus allowing you to keep a close check on the movement safely, and to avoid any possible obstacles.
You will also be able to:
Caravan Motor Movers are capable of moving your caravan over rough terrain eg:
There are three types of Mover Engagements (Rollers onto / off Tyres) on the market – two types are Manual Engagement of the Rollers to the Tyres, and the other type is Automatic Engagement of the Rollers to the Tyres.
The differences are reflected in the prices of Manual and Automatic Engagements.
TYPES OF ENGAGEMENTS for Single-Axle and Twin-Axle Movers:
1) - Using a Bar.
Without Actuation Bar:
Need to Engage / Dis-Engage Movers using the Bar on both sides of the Caravan.
With Actuation Bar:
Need to Engage / Dis-Engage Movers using the Bar, but only needs to be operated from one side of the Caravan, as there is an Actuation Bar fitted with the Mover.
(Bar can be operated either side of the Caravan).
2) – Wind-On Method:
Without Actuation Bar:
Need to Engage / Dis-Engage Movers using a Steadies Winder or Drill and Bit, on both sides of the Caravan.
With Actuation Bar:
Need to Engage / Dis-Engage Movers using the Steadies Winder or Drill and Bit, but only needs to be operated from one side of the Caravan, as there is an Actuation Bar fitted with the Mover.
(Steadies Winder or Drill and Bit can be operated either side of the Caravan).
3) - Automatic Engagement / Dis-engagement with MotorDrive:
This allows Engagement / Dis-Engagement Automatically by turning on a Switch or by pressing a Button. This is an optional extra, and can be fitted either at the time of the Mover being fitted, or retro-fitted at a later date if so desired.
Please Note:
Depending on the type of Chassis, you may require Brackets to allow the Caravan Motor Mover to be fitted. There is a possibility that if you have a Spare-Wheel Carrier situated under the flooring of your Caravan, this may have to be moved, or removed permanently to allow the Mover to be fitted. You would need to discuss this further with us prior to our fitting your Caravan Motor Mover.
We recommend either an 85amp or a 110amp Leisure Battery, and this would need to be fully charged on the day of installation of the Caravan Motor Mover.
The Tyres would need to be at their correct pressures at the time of the Caravan Motor Mover being fitted.
1 Tea and 1 Coffee on arrival thankyou – milk, no sugar in either!
For enquires regarding any aspect of Caravan Motor Movers – please don't hesitate to contact us – we really do offer a 'no obligation' information service that we hope will go a long way to helping you make the right decision regarding a Caravan Motor Mover for your Caravan.We hope we can be of assistance to you, and assure you of our personal attention at all times.


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Sour Cream 'n' Dill Chicken Recipe
- 8 to 10 chicken pieces, skin removed
- Pepper to taste
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
- 1 envelope onion soup mix
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1 tablespoon fresh dill, chopped or 1 teaspoon dill weed
- 1 can (4 ounces) mushroom stems and pieces, drained
- Paprika
- Cooked wide egg noodles, optional
- 1. Place chicken in a single layer in a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Sprinkle with pepper. Combine the soup, soup mix, sour cream, lemon juice, dill and mushrooms; pour over chicken. Sprinkle with paprika.
- 2. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 1 hour or until chicken is tender. Serve over egg noodles if desired. Yield: 4-6 servings.
Reviews for Sour Cream 'n' Dill Chicken
Average Rating
"Dear lilkillpappy-If you did not make it, do not comment. It was 18 to 1 in favor of the recipe!! Do not pass judgment on others."
"So delicious, was a hit. Tender and very flavorful . Wouldn't change a thing so easy to put together. I served it over egg noodles and peas on the side. Will be making this again."
"Lots of the readers work full time and appreciate any time saving steps in recipes. This is not a gourmet recipe site but a home cooked meals site. Our moms used soups to flavor meals. As my mother said if you don't have anything nice to say dont say anything at all!My family really enjoy the taste and I appreciate getting to eat something that tastes great before 9 PM!!!"
"I accidentally forgot to put the sour cream in it and everyone still loved it. in fact they said the next time i make it not to put the sour cream in cause it might mess with the taste they like! also i didnt use egg noodles...i made rice and green beans instead. tasted great!"
"Absolutely declicious recipe! Everyone throughly enjoy it. This will become a weekly favorite in our household. :)"
"This is one of our all time favorite recipes from Taste of Home. On those cool fall/winter days the most delicious aroma fills the kitchen and everyone is eagerly awaiting supper time. There is no hesitation serving this to important dinner guests as it always gets rave reviews and they want the recipe. I know when I warm up the leftovers in the staff lunch room - everyone comes in wanting to know what smells so good and could they please have the recipe. This dish reminds me of a chicken recipe that my grandma made - we loved it!!!"
"Next time I'll use half an envelope of onion soup mix and more dill weed so it's less salty and more "dilly". I liked the color that the paprika added."
"Wow..this was like chicken stroganoff...Yummy & flavorful! Super easy because I had everything on hand and takes zero time to prepare. I used cream of mushroom with garlic for the soup and doubled the amount of mushrooms. One thing I would change is the amount of sauce, it was delicious, so it could have used almost double. Which is what I will do the next time I make this...it's a keeper!"
"it doesn't seem to matter who i make this for, everyone comments on how tasty this easy supper dish is!"
"Love cooking with creamed soups! Used chicken breasts and cut in half. Lots of flavor but not so much gravey as I like. So simple to put together...no chopping, just open up jars or cans! Really looks and tastes like I spent alot of time. Definitely one for recipe box for those quick night dinners."


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Each field station has a SAM whose job it is to oversee safety on-site.They run the on-site orientation and help the students acclimate to their new, day-to-day routine and environment. They educate the students on local hazards, present the rules, and manage compliance. Each SAM is required to hold certification as a Wilderness First Responder (WFR), a 72-hour first aid training course. They assist students when they become ill or injured and are there if students just need someone to talk to. They coordinate the accident and incident reporting system and communicate regularly with the Safety Director at SFS headquarters.
Student Affairs Manager (SAM)
In addition to the SAM holding WFR certification, many of our field faculty and staff members have completed a 36-hour training in Wilderness Advanced First Aid (WAFA).
First Aid Training
The staff at each field station is equipped with communications equipment including mobile phones, landline phones, Web access, fax, and a satellite phone. SFS headquarters maintains a 24-hour emergency contact system and is in close contact with the staff at each of its field stations.
Contingency plans, including hurricane preparedness plans and emergency evacuation plans, are reviewed and updated regularly.
Contingency Plans
Prior to field excursions the SAM files an RMP, specific to that trip, which identifies foreseeable risks and describes mitigating interventions and other trip particulars.
Risk Management Plans (RMP)
Customized for each field station, this document is sent out to each student upon acceptance. The Field Preparation Guide serves to orient students to SFS and each field station's local environment, including health and safety recommendations, hazards, and policies. Students are required to sign a Terms and Conditions Statement that states they understand and agree to comply with all SFS policies.
Field Preparation Guide
Safety Reviews
Systematic safety reviews and site visits are conducted regularly at all SFS field stations.


text: Hello I'd like to mention about new version about new version of my app - ArtStudio for iPad. App is used by a lot of professional illustrator, photographers etc. My goal was to create "perfect" drawing/painting/photo editing app for iPad. See the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sP1x1kgtgU Just a few features: - max canvas sizes: 2048x1536(iPad 1), 2592x1936 (iPad 2), 2448x3264 (the new iPad) - use as many layers as memory allows - 450 high quality brushes (150 free, 300 paid) divided into 30 groups - new text tool with text layers, use external TTF fonts (uploaded in iTunes) - curves adjustment, auto contrast/colors/white balance - guidelines/grid (added in the latest update 4.2 - released today) - selections - smudge, wet brush Video presentation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sP1x1kgtgU Screenshots: http://iphoneclan.com/img/screens/newartstudioipad_1.jpg http://iphoneclan.com/img/screens/newartstudioipad_2.jpg App name: ArtStudio for iPad Price: $4.99 iTunes Link: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/artstudio-for-ipad-draw-paint/id364017607?mt=8 Sylwester Los, Lucky Clan


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Craft Ideas for Kids
Unleash your child's inner artists with these creative kids craft ideas. Let their artistic side shine!
This 3D greeting card idea is so cute and can be made by children of all ages! READ MORE
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Holy Spirit High School won the girls team title at the annual Greenhead Sprints indoor rowing regatta on Saturday at the Brigantine Elementary School. Christian Brothers Academy, of Lincroft, won the boys team championship.
The rowers competed on ergometer rowing machines for 2,000 meters apiece.
Lauren Turner of Holy Spirit took first in the vasity girls division in 7 minutes, 28.4 seconds. Mike Steinbrick of CBA was first in the vasity boys division in 6:33.0.
The team competition had eight members of each team rowing. That included two from the varsity eight, and two apiece from the junior eight, lightweight eight and freshman eight. The eight times were averaged together.
The Holy Spirit girls crew won in 7:48.4. The CBA boys team won in 6:42.8.
The event had 523 athletes, from Absegami, Atlantic City, Cedar Creek, CBA, Holy Spiit, Mainland Regional, Oakcrest, Ocean City, St. Augustine Prep and Vineland.
High school championship
Boys—1. Christian Brothers Academy 6:42.8; 2. St. Augustine 6:47.3; 3. Absegami 7:04.6.
Girls—1. Holy Spirit 7:48.4; 2. Absegami 8:00.7; 3. Vineland 8:02.6.
Individual medals
Boys—Varsity—1. Mark Steinbrick, CBA 6:33.0; 2. John Ruskey, St. Augustine 6:39.3; 3. Luke Fabian, CBA 6:39.4. Junior varsity—1. Zach LaBarth, St. Augustine 6:27.9; 2. Kyle Hershman, Absegami 6:31.8; 3. Justin Terek, CBA 6:35.7. Lightweight—1. Kevin Hayes, CBA 6:46.8; 2. Mike Guadagno, CBA 6:48.6; 3. Connor Burbridge, St. Augustine 6:49.8. Freshman—1. David Hutzley, CBA 6:36.9; 2. Vincenzo Zhangi, St. Augustine 6:47.2; 3. Robert Bahgat, Cedar Creek 6:57.5.
Girls—Varsity—1. Lauren Turner, Holy Spirit 7:28.4; 2. Bethany Warlich, Absegami 7:32.3; 3. Leslie Feriozi, Atlantic City7:34.5. Junior varsity—1. Aria Asselta, Vineland 7:48.5; 2. Samantha Stoll, Holy Spirit 7:53.6; 3. Tara Puhalski, Holy Spirit 7:55.8. Lightweight—Lauren Slattery, Holy Spirit 7:48.4; 2. Tori Light, Holy Spirit 7:55.5; 3. Kerri Roman, Absegami 8:00.5. Freshman—1. Kyle McGee, Holy Spirit 7:50.0; 2. Erin Walsh, Holy Spirit 8:04.6; 3. Sam Becker, Absegami 8:11.0l


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Inspecting Motor Homes and Travel Trailers Before an Auction
by admin21 • June 13, 2012 • Motorhome Auctions and Repossession, RV Auctions • 0 Comments
Before bidding on motorhomes or travel trailers for sale at auction, it is necessary to inspect the vehicle carefully. After you win the bid, the vehicle is yours along with any problems it might have. Therefore, doing some homework on the matter before you bid your hard earned money on it is ideal. Inspect...Read more →


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- Faugh Faugh, interj. [Cf. {Foh}.] An exclamation of contempt, disgust, or abhorrence. [1913 Webster]
The Collaborative International Dictionary of English. 2000.
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faugh — [fô: ] conventionalized pronun.; actually, an expulsion of air, often with vibration of the lips interj. used to express disgust, scorn, etc … English World dictionary
faugh — interjection /fɔː/ An exclamation of disgust, especially for a smell, or contempt. The very scent of the carrion faugh reached my nostrils at the distance where we stood … Wiktionary
faugh — /fɔ/ (say faw) interjection (an exclamation of disgust): *Fancy a fellow marrying a girl like that, plain as a pikestaff, and gives herself airs – faugh! –mary gaunt, 1897 … Australian English dictionary
faugh — interjection Date: 1542 used to express contempt, disgust, or abhorrence … New Collegiate Dictionary
faugh — /pf/; spelling pron. /faw/, interj. (used to express contempt or disgust.) [1535 45] * * * … Universalium
faugh — fÉ"Ë interj. exclamation of disgust or repugnance … English contemporary dictionary
faugh — [fɔ:] exclamation expressing disgust … English new terms dictionary
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♥ anna wintour on 60 minutes
♥ favourite hello
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♥ fun picnic blanket {via decor8}
♥ lovely summer whites
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♥ photography + illustration
♥ pretty + girly at jenny packham
♥ early morning
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thank you for the anna wintour link. i missed it when it came on tv and been wanting to watch it badly.
thanks for all this lovely links
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I love white in the sumer. White tunics and white bed linen!
Cute links! Loved the 'Hello' necklace & picnic blanket! 🙂
Thank you for the links! I didn't know Anna Wintour was on 60 minutes – THAT should be interesting 🙂
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By McNally, Atchley
Substituted for: House Bill No. 2225
By Haley, McDaniel
AN ACT To amend Tennessee Code Annotated, Section 67-4-804, to define "doing business in Tennessee" and "doing business within this state" so that it is clear that the standard for imposing franchise, excise taxes is that allowed by the United States and Tennessee Constitutions.
SECTION 1. Tennessee Code Annotated, Section 67-4-804(a), is amended by adding the following new subdivision:
"Doing business in Tennessee" or "doing business within this state" shall mean any activity purposefully engaged in, within Tennessee, by any business entity named in §§ 67-4-806 and 67-4-903, with the object of gain, benefit, or advantage, consistent with the intent of the General Assembly to subject such entities to the Tennessee franchise, excise tax to the extent permitted by the United States Constitution and the Constitution of the State of Tennessee; provided, however, that any such business entity shall not be considered to be "doing business in Tennessee" or "doing business within this state" for purposes of Parts 8 and 9 of this chapter solely because of any one of the following activities:
(A) Ownership of a limited partnership(s) interest when the activities of such owner are limited as follows:
(i) The limited partner's only business activity in Tennessee is the holding of a limited partnership interest in a partnership(s) located in or doing business in Tennessee; and
(ii) The limited partner has no right to exercise any power, management or control over the partnership(s), except such powers or capacities outlined in T.C.A. § 61-2-302 that limited partners may exercise without participating in the management or control of the partnership, and the limited partner, in fact, exercises no such power, management or control over the partnership(s).
(B) Ownership of a membership interest in a board-managed limited liability company located in or doing business in Tennessee; provided that such owner is not on the limited liability company's board and does not exercise any power, management or control over the limited liability company, except the power to vote in the election of board members.
(C) The presence of employees and/or product samples and/or other promotional materials at one or more trade shows, exhibits, conventions, or similar events in this state for a total of not more than twenty days per calendar year; provided, however, that the activities of the entity's employees while in Tennessee are limited to maintaining or facilitating the trade show or convention; the purchasing of goods on behalf of their employer; the solicitation of sales; and the gathering of samples, promotional material or other information offered at the event.
(D) Activities by publishers of magazines and books, who contract with Tennessee printers for the printing of their magazines or books, when such activities in Tennessee are limited solely to activities having to do with the printing, storage, labeling and/or delivery to the United States mail or common carrier of such magazines or books; or the maintenance of raw materials with respect to such activities; or the maintenance of employees solely in connection with the production and quality control of such printing, storage, labeling and/or delivery; provided that the publisher and printer are not affiliated with one another. Entities are affiliated with one another if either directly or indirectly controls the other, or if the entities are directly or indirectly controlled by a common parent.
(E) Physical presence in this state of an out-of-state entity's equipment, tooling, inventory, and employees on a temporary basis, when (1) the activity in which such items and employees are engaged is not the pursuit, creation or maintenance, by the out-of-state entity or any entity that is affiliated with it, of a market in this state; (2) the equipment and tooling are not used, worked on or held in this state by an entity that is affiliated with the out-of-state entity; (3) the out-of-state entity's employees have no control over the use or work done in this state by the in-state entity; and (4) the extent and value of such items, the number of such employees, and the number of days the employees work in this state, in light of all the facts and circumstances, are qualitatively and quantitatively de minimis. Entities are affiliated with one another if either directly or indirectly controls the other, or if the entities are directly or indirectly controlled by a common parent.
(F) The temporary presence in this state of employees solely for the purpose of purchasing goods from vendors in this state for use in the employer's business out-of-state; provided that the total number of days the employer has one or more employees present in this state does not exceed thirty per calendar year; and further provided that the employer does not furnish, directly or indirectly, any office in this state for their use.
SECTION 2. This act shall take effect upon becoming law, the public welfare requiring it.
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The Predictalator has run every remaining regular season NFL game 50,000 times, which allows us to rank all players based on their expected fantasy football output in future weeks. Individual weeks can be chosen below as well as the Rest of Season (which includes all future weeks after this week) and Full Season, which adds what a player has already done to our projections for this week and all subsequent weeks.
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Lena Dunham looks retro chic in the latest issue of Interview. Inside the pages of the magazine, the actress didn't hold anything back.
On writing for her hit HBO series "Girls," she explains, "I didn't want to write in guys who felt like girl fantasies of a good boyfriend or like a voodoo doll of ex-boyfriends whose lives I was trying to ruin. I wanted it to feel like guys that you would know who are a little weird. I do think girls in their twenties accept certain kinds of lesser treatment than they would at other times in their lives. They're willing to experiment with what it means to be treated well. You know, what's it like to have a guy who totally demeans one aspect of your life? For Hannah, at least, it's an intellectual exercise."
As for how she became a successful writer and actress, Dunham said, "I think I've sort of made it all into one giant job where all of the parts feed one another. I remember going to see 'Les Misérables' on Broadway as a kid. I was so jealous of the girl that got to play young Cosette, but I never had a moment where I was like, 'Oh, that's something I could do.' I just felt like, 'Oh, that's what certain people can do.' I also never got good parts in school plays, and it would incense me to no end, but I was like, 'I'm not cut out for this.' I started writing plays, and I would be all of the characters in my head, but I never auditioned or anything. It was only when I started making short films in college and I was looking for girls to play the me-ish parts that I thought, 'Well, maybe I'm just going to try doing this myself before somebody else comes in and handles it.' For a long time my acting was just a marriage of convenience between me and these characters that I was writing."
Read more in the February 2013 issue of Interview, available now.


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No Objection Letter for Recycled Plastics #0012
Return to inventory: Submissions on Post-Consumer Recycled (PCR) Plastics for Food-Contact Articles
See also Recycled Plastics in Food Packaging
August 25, 1992
Mr. Frank I. Harvey
Larkin, Hoffman, Daly and Lindgren, Ltd.
1500 Northwestern Financial Center
7900 Xerxes Avenue South
Bloomington, Minnesota 55431
Dear Mr. Harvey:
This responds to your letter of November 7, 1991, concerning the use of post-consumer recycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET) as the inner core of a triple layer, coextruded sandwich construction. You state that the outer layers of the laminate XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXX XXX XXXXX and the inner layer XXXXXX XXX XXXXX recycled material. The laminate will be used to make containers for prepared bakery and deli products. You also state that the post-consumer PET will be recycled by the same method that is described in your letter dated October 13, 1990.
Based upon our review of the information you provided and other data, we find that there is little likelihood of contaminants migrating into food in significant amounts from post-consumer recycled PET, when used in accordance with the conditions described in your letter. Therefore, your intended use of post-consumer recycled PET would not require an amendment to the food additive regulations as long as: 1) the recycled PET is separated from food by a layer of virgin PET that is at least 1.0 mil thick, 2) the virgin PET used as the food-contact layer complies with 21 CFR 177.1630, and 3) use of the laminate is limited to short term storage (less than two weeks) of food at refrigerated and room temperatures.
If we can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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The rare Javan rhino is one of the world's most endangered animals and there are only about 60 left in the whole world.
But now there are signs of four baby rhinos being born at a park in Indonesia.
Tiny footprints
Staff at the Ujung Kulon national park managed to secretly film one mother rhino and two babies - called calves - with a hidden camera.
They have not actually seen the other two calves, but they have found tiny rhino footprints in the mud, which suggests at least another two animals have been born.
These calves are the first rhinos to be born in the last four years.
The World Wildlife Fund, which has been helping to study and protect the Javan rhinos, think this is a good sign.
They now hope to slowly build up the rhino population in the park.
Pictures by Yahya and Sumiadi, WWF & BTNUK


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Is Joe Torre A Good Fit For The Mets?September 21, 2010
In the ESPN video below watch fans give there opinion about the possibility of Joe Torre becoming the next manager of the New York Mets. I've said in the past that I do not want Joe Torre to manage the Mets. I feel that Torre's laid back, "everything is going to be ok" approach to managing is not what this Mets team needs. The last two managers (Willie Randolph and Jerry Manuel) have taken that approach and it hasn't worked.
What do you think? Torre or someone else?
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Not to put down Torre but I do not feel he is the best match for this team. They need a "stronger personality" as manager and also in the GM office.
Agreed. Torre is not the right fit for this team in any capacity.


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Ken Albert has been in the wine industry for quite some time.
"I started growing grapes in my backyard probably 25 years ago. I had my normal day job then, and sort of got hooked on it," explained Albert, who owns Shelburne Vineyard.
And his years of experience are helpful dealing with weather extremes this season.
"We started with preventive spraying before the rain started, so we got a little bit of a leg up on protection," Albert said.
Without the spraying, the grapes would look very different.
"They'd be spotted with all sorts of black rot and mildew, and maybe half of the grapes would be gone," Albert said.
Vineyards that didn't spray before the rain could suffer.
"The people that didn't spray early are going to have a challenge this year," Albert said.
And Albert says he's not in the clear just yet.
"Is there some latent disease that might manifest itself in August?" he wondered.
One of the problems with all the recent rains is the overgrown vines. This means a lot of energy was used in the vines, instead of the grapes.
"The rain probably ignored the development of flavor in the grapes, so we're hoping for a normal weather from here on in," Albert said.
Once the rain ended, extreme heat followed-- good news for grapes.
"It may not be great for us people, but I think the grapes loved it," Albert said.
The heat allowed the grapes to dry out and any sunshine helped out, too.
"We need the sun," Albert said. "The sun on the leaves will basically ripen the grapes."
Beetles can be another obstacle.
"We reluctantly sprayed an insecticide for the beetles," Albert said. "We want to see how bad they're gonna be."
But Albert says the challenges are worth it.
"We've had people skeptical about growing grapes in Vermont," he said. "And then they taste the wine and say really it's quite good."
Megan Abbott, a tourist from Massachusetts, agrees.
"It's delicious, very, very good, very easy to drink," Abbott said. "And I love white wine so this is wonderful."
For Albert, it's words like these that make growing grapes worth the effort.
But he reminds us that even though his grapes look good right now: "It isn't over until it's over."
Having sunny, warm weather over the next several weeks will be critical in producing flavorful grapes.
The grapes should ripen by mid-September. After they're processed, it can take up to a year for the wine to mature.
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The private marina at Goble Landing is worth a quick stop for snacks and to scan the river, and especially to check for Purple Martins during nesting season, June?Sept. The owners have put up houses on the dock pilings, affording close-up views. Also look for Bald Eagle, Osprey, gulls, cormorants, and waterfowl. The nearby tavern serves meals. A $3 parking fee applies for stops longer than 15 minutes.
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Tie the knot: actors illustrate the point in Love Trap.
Sex and desire undergo chemical deconstruction on Catalyst.
It's the women who do all the choosing, largely using their noses," announces David Briscoe, Professor of Genetics at Macquarie University. This will no doubt come as bad news to the men in the room - but perhaps good news for the women - all of whom are assembled in a bar on a speed-dating program. Apart from finding true love or "friendship" they are also there to provide demonstration fodder for this Catalyst program on what makes us fall in love. Overseeing this newest mating phenomenon and providing the scientific commentary are Professor Briscoe and the forthright sexologist and Sydney University academic, Dr Patricia Weerakoon.
As the program reveals, the heart and feelings have nothing to do with it - love, lust and relationships are all about chemicals. Apparently, this was categorically proved in the legendary "Unwashed T-Shirt Smelling Experiment of 1995".
"I bet you thought your main sex organs were between your legs," Weerakoon tells the couples. "Well, today we are going to look at the chief sex organ, which is really between your ears." (Does that couple over there look a bit disappointed?)
This half-hour program explains in the most clinical terms how it all works. It begins with stage one: lust, which is characterised by dilated pupils that signal interest and an enormous release of the chemical dopamine. American anthropologist Helen Fisher says dopamine has the same effect on the brain as taking cocaine.
In stage two, falling in love, another chemical in the brain, seratonin, drops to levels similar to those found in pathological sufferers of obsessive-compulsive disorders. The idea is that if we can't think about anything else, we may stay together long enough to breed. The chemical composition of love and lust is ironically simple considering how complicated relationships can get once intellect and emotions weigh in. But, as the program points out, nature is all about reproduction and, as such, does not concern itself with divorce settlements, child-custody battles and pre-nups, although it does run an interesting sideline in two-timing.
The results of a speed-dating session show the dopamine levels had been pretty good that night - every one requests to see at least one other person again. So we follow two prospective couples as they meet again to see if they can move to stage two and get the seratonin down. Angus and Angelina head for a big night on the town while Emma and Mark set sail on the Hawkesbury, rather embarrassed as the camera and narrator point out each detail of their physical progression towards intimacy. The dates seem to make progress but will they make it to stage three - oxytocin?
It's not very romantic stuff but, for anyone who has ever been in love, or lust, or had a big night clubbing, it explains a lot.
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According to a report by research firm Pike Research (Boulder, Colo., U.S.A.), the continued adoption of cloud computing will lead to a reduction of data center energy consumption of 31% from 2010 to 2020. The energy-efficiency benefits of cloud computing are substantial, says the research firm, and growth in the market will have important implications for both energy consumption and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
According to Pike Research, the rapid spread of cloud computing has enabled enterprises to outsource many information technology capabilities, including and especially data centers, leading to savings on manpower, money, and energy.
"Cloud computing revenue will grow strongly over the next decade, with a CAGR of almost 29%," says senior analyst Eric Woods. "But the reduction in energy consumption will be even more significant. Massive investments in new data center technologies and computing clouds are leading to unprecedented efficiencies."
Cloud computing is less expensive to operate, consumes less energy, and has higher utilization rates than traditional data centers, says the research firm. As a result, the transition to the cloud will continue to accelerate, and much of the work done today in internal data centers will be outsourced to the cloud by the end of the decade.
Furthermore, it's important to note that the spread of cloud computing services is helping to create a virtuous circle, wherein suppliers of servers, network equipment, disk drives, and cooling and power equipment increasingly design their products to suit the needs of large cloud operators, leading to improved operating margins through better use of electricity, and in turn to more adoption, says Pike Research. Many of the products designed specifically to optimize cloud computing have only recently begun to reach the market.
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That, along with the Occupy Wall Street protests springing up across the land, got us thinking. From Woody Guthrie to Public Enemy, America has no shortage of political music, and we want to know your favorite protest song. Would you rather march to "Give Peace a Chance" or "Killing in the Name"? How about the "Vietnam Rag"?
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By Frances in California, December 22, 2011 at 4:37 pm Link to this comment
It's so nice to see young people going back to "Blowin' in the Wind" and Pete Seeger . . . please don't forget Dino's tune . . .
By Cliff Esler, October 30, 2011 at 1:50 pm Link to this comment
"Brother, can you spare a dime?" by Yip Harburg, 1932
Can't believe Ry never recorded this.
By fuzzydbear, October 29, 2011 at 5:16 am Link to this comment
"Just Stand" by RAM
By M.K. Beard, October 29, 2011 at 1:10 am Link to this comment
My favorite protest songs would be Blowing In the Wind by Bob Dylan, and some protest songs by Bob Marley and Lucky Dube…songs which must continue to be sung as the problems they were addressing - war, injustice, prejudice, etc. are still sadly around today.
Hope someday that some of these problems can disappear totally….
By David, October 28, 2011 at 9:51 pm Link to this comment
Check out our song titled "Sometimes" which is about saving the environment: http://www.myspace.com/cpsometimes .
By David, October 28, 2011 at 9:46 pm Link to this comment
Check out our song titled "Lies and Conspiracy" at: http://www.myspace.com/crazypageswherrera .
By Debra deKelaita, October 28, 2011 at 5:38 pm Link to this comment
My favorite song of protest is Dylans "Masters of War"
But for a live moving protest there is nothing that compares to drums. It's primal and grabs attention. Every protest needs the drums.
By bonsol, October 28, 2011 at 2:54 pm Link to this comment
People Have The Power written by Patti Smith and Fred Sonic Smith from Dream of Life. It gets me going in that old nostalgic we can change the world way.
By Jean, October 28, 2011 at 1:54 pm Link to this comment
I loved the PPM version of "Messeurs Que Noms Est Grandes", Men Whose Names Are Great. Pacifist song. Men whose names are great,
just a lovely, quiet song…
By Eduardo Martinez, October 28, 2011 at 1:38 pm Link to this comment
This song gave me the strength to take a vacation from the military which resulted in 6 months in the stockade before I finally got my Undesirable Discharge.
Quicksilver Messenger Service
" What About Me? "
(Released December of 1970)
You poisoned my sweet water.
My world is slowly fallin' down
Your newspapers,
They just put your
I work in your factory.
And I feel the future trembling,
And I feel like a stranger
An Im always getting busted
I smoke marijuana
I'm a fugitive from injustice
And I feel like a stranger
By Soup, October 28, 2011 at 1:30 pm Link to this comment
Bob Dylan's "Masters of War"
By broo, October 28, 2011 at 1:11 pm Link to this comment
Phil Ochs - "Outside a small circle of friends"
By Mary Corcoran, October 28, 2011 at 12:21 pm Link to this comment
Money Is Not Our God by Killing Joke
Nine tenths of the law than sic
The best things i found in life were my birthright
Do you grovel to your master?
Repeat after me!
Do you grovel to your master?
By Mickey, October 27, 2011 at 10:37 pm Link to this comment
Yell Fire! by Michael Franti & Spearhead. Live versions abound on YouTube.
By TxM, October 27, 2011 at 9:06 pm Link to this comment
"Beggars" by a terrific rock band called Thrice
All you great man of power
By Nancy52, October 27, 2011 at 9:02 pm Link to this comment
"We'll free the people with music" - Bob Marley.
Earlier, before the Arab Spring, it seemed impossible to believe American's had not taken to the streets. Steve Earle's song - "Lonley are the Free" - An incredible song -
Seriously, I was so shaken to think so few were moved. Today, however, American's HAVE taken to the streets and watching Playing for Change helps give new meaning to the phrase "all together, seperately". Both are a catalyst's for CHANGE, it's just how one goes about it.
Lets just hope this "sacraficial song" as seen in Oakland, (the true class warfare) wakes this nation before it gets worse.
By neil, October 27, 2011 at 12:31 pm Link to this comment
I'd like to suggest two songs for this contest - hope that's OK! Since Jan 25th, when Egypt erupted, the one song that for me has consistently been the appropriate soundtrack to every image, every headline, every protest & every news report of social & political unrest the world over has been Public Enemy's block-shaking 'Fight the Power.' It's pulsating beat, it's audacious call to arms and unflinching message that justice has to be fought for could not fit more tightly with the occupy movement, its energy, its moral underpinnings and its youthful courage.
Alternatively, as an anthem to the 1%ers ... Bob Dylan's 'Like a Rolling Stone'. Weird? Listen to what he is singing - having it all, delighting in having it all, complacently scorning those who don't, only to find it's all been lost, only to realize you're now 'on your own', reliant on those same disposed for your safety & well-being. A portend from the past writ large over the present.
By Ed Costello, October 27, 2011 at 9:19 am Link to this comment
The Ballad of Joe Hill
By Steve, October 27, 2011 at 8:55 am Link to this comment
We Are The Cops Of The World by Phil Ochs
By akaKen, October 27, 2011 at 8:04 am Link to this comment
Here you go. It's not a masterpiece, and it's not good for dancing, but it's a protest song.
By alan, October 27, 2011 at 7:44 am Link to this comment
"The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carrol" by Dylan
'...now's the time to bury the rag deep in your face, now is the time for your tears.'
By Art Ridge, October 27, 2011 at 6:28 am Link to this comment
There was no time spent in thought about it. The best/finest Protest Song was, and still is, "Where Have All the Flowers Gone" by Peter, Paul, and Mary
By John Poole, October 27, 2011 at 6:22 am Link to this comment
FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH 2012 (on YouTube by me-dinnerpianist) is an ominous
By Dave Kidney, October 27, 2011 at 5:57 am Link to this comment
It has to be "Blowing In The Wind" I guess, it really started things rolling…
By Sergio Lira Sr., October 27, 2011 at 5:38 am Link to this comment
Best American, from South America Chile
By Johnandrew Zanzal, October 27, 2011 at 4:46 am Link to this comment
from a Hopi prayer, I wrote my song, sang it at OWS with just a drum harmonica accompany.
Evil people be good…
When I was a young man
Greedy people be good…
By Haans, October 27, 2011 at 4:43 am Link to this comment
My favorite is Huddie Ledbetter's "Bourgeois Blues"
"I tell all the colored folks to listen to me
By Anna Jacopetti (husband Roland is writing), October 26, 2011 at 9:45 pm Link to this comment
My favorite protest song is perfect for a guy my age - 76 in February. I was definitely around for the sixties - even though they said not to trust anyone over thirty and I was thirty in 1966. Anyway, I promise not to give you any grisly details about my health problems - I can exhibit operation scars with my oldster pals. "Occupy" marches make me tired surprisingly quickly and it'd be much easier to watch the action on my computer monitor and complain about the state of the world. When I'm tempted to whine on the couch, I think of Phil Och's song "When I'm Gone," all about all the stuff he won't be able to do when he's gone, "...so I guess I'll have to do it while I'm here." "Can't say who's to praise and who's to blame…", "Can't question how or when or why…", "Can't add my name to the fight…" and - just as important in the 21st Century as it was in the 20th, "Can't be laughing at the lies." I find myself humming "When I'm Gone" in moments of protest. It's a great tune, too. Thanks, Phil.
By Larry Moulton, October 26, 2011 at 7:18 pm Link to this comment
What 'A Parcel of Rogues in a Nation, from the sixties it was played, by 'Steeleye Span', but it goes way back. It doesn't matter that it speaks to Scots & English, and a time gone by. What does matter, is that it speaks to and about "A Parcel of Rogues in a Nation". The nation of America or Canada, Britain or France, Germany or Spain, Libya or Timbuktu. Or any other nation that you may think of in time or space. It's really about the "Parcel of Rogues in a Nation". The pitiful few that lay the tribulation of their greed on the unsuspecting masses. Today it's Wall Street (as a rallying point) but the real point is the Parcel of Rogues in a Nation. And isn't it always the workin' class guy (and it don't matter 'bout the colour of your collar) that gets it in the end. Is enough, enough?
By john geoffrey MORRIS, October 26, 2011 at 8:41 am Link to this comment
Many many many years ago when the Polaris mother ship U.S.Huntley came to the Holy Loch Dunoon in West Scotland near Glasgow with her nuclear weapon armed Polaris Submarines, people wrote wonerful songs in protest. I am sixty four and remember one especially well called "Ding-Dong-Dollar" with the chorus "Ye canna spend a dollar when yer deed"
By Kito Rodriguez, October 24, 2011 at 8:26 pm Link to this comment
Original composition by Ralph"Kito"Rodriguez. I have been writing protest songs my whole unknown career! Lol! Thanks for listening!
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By Rainshadow, October 21, 2011 at 12:29 pm Link to this comment
Wow! 40 years ago I taught "I Want to Grow Up to Be A Politician" (Byrds) to my
By Dave G, October 20, 2011 at 3:44 pm Link to this comment
What are you fighting for? Phil Ochs
So fitting as the OWS continues. Listen.
By Greg Place, October 19, 2011 at 2:45 pm Link to this comment
When I used to think of protest songs, phrases like "Don't Let the Bas****s Grind You Down" came to my mind with black and white images of folk on truck beds with acoustic guitars singing to a mixed audience. It all seemed so far away, black and white just like the old films. But when I heard Neil Young's "Living With War" I was immediately struck by the complexity of the argument, and how it brought modern humanist terms and technicolor to fill up the old black and white image in my mind. Suddenly the two came together into something that spoke to me personally. It wasn't enough to proclaim that we live with war every day, but coupled with the reveal that we live with it in our own hearts, not just in the actions of others on our big screens, made it suddenly a concept that all my thoughts had been pointing to but this put it in simple words and melody. As if to say, yes these others who we decry are acting out the evils in their heart, but let us not forget the darkness in our own, and the fine line between us and our brothers on the other side of that line. We should always strive to pull them right and never forget as the old proverb says "What is a bad man, but a good man's job?"
By Dave G, October 19, 2011 at 10:51 am Link to this comment
Listen to the beginning of the trailer for the new Phil
By Kronial Zing, October 19, 2011 at 1:31 am Link to this comment
I wrote a song about Legalising Marijuana called "GIVE
By Hillary, October 18, 2011 at 12:05 pm Link to this comment
"Never Cross a Picket Line" by Billy Bragg
First off, Billy's got a swagger to his music that not a lot of others can match. Secondly, how can you beat the fact that not only is it in protest, it's a direct reminder of what not to do? Even if you don't get on the line, at least you have enough sense not to cross it.
I really like that he talks about how striking may be illegal, but how legal is it to take away your rights? Half of my friends who are too cowardly to step out often cite the law, and I like how this song just comes out and says it, "Screw it, you have the right to fight no matter what their laws say."
By Ray Davis, October 17, 2011 at 5:04 pm Link to this comment
By AdoAnnie, October 16, 2011 at 6:39 pm Link to this comment
After reading through this courageous song list, I am surprised my second choice hasn't come up yet:
Eve of Destruction
Another rather obscure song that was written in the early 70's by Warren Zevon still sings true today:
Roland the Headless Thompson Gunner
And one by Billy Joel that is strictly Vietnam (I'm a Vietnam Era Vet so it works for me), but could easily cover any war where we are the aggressor on someone else's turf:
We Said We'd All Go Down Together
And finally, by the British balladeer, Al Stewart:
Roads to Moscow
Just shows how we (Afghanistan) continue to futilely repeat history over and over again. Why does it take us so long to learn from experience? Or such a short time to forget the experience that we have learned?
By Dan Cafaro, October 16, 2011 at 7:04 am Link to this comment
If I may add a second choice, how about Todd Snider's brilliant anthem, "Conservative Christian Right Wing Republican?"
By Steve Leigh, October 15, 2011 at 12:55 pm Link to this comment
Our Friend Georgie Boy by Acousticboy31.
See the song on YouTube great great lyrics!
By Don Schneider, October 15, 2011 at 5:59 am Link to this comment
wow , what a list ! I could add "What's going on" Buffalo Springfield, or "Fortunate
By T. Sabel, October 14, 2011 at 10:36 pm Link to this comment
Patti Smith
New Party
You say hey
They say to me
We got to get off
When in the course
By AdoAnnie, October 14, 2011 at 10:10 pm Link to this comment
Showing my age, but with so many to choose from, my first choice might have been Fortunate Son until it was sold out to a blue jean commercial and made to sound exactly opposite from its intent. That said, I always fall back on my earliest and most deeply moving memory of a protest song, Sky Pilot, by Eric Burdon and the Animals.
I know, not something you could sing well in a march, but the thorough hypocrisy of the chaplain who lays on his bed after he has blessed the young pilots off to die deeply affected me, even as a child. And the extended version that begins the pilots battle encounter with the sound of jets then pulls in all manner of war sound and finally the bag pipes, brilliant work for a 60's band.
Oh, oh no, the Dave Barry Bad Song Syndrome has struck me. Sky Pilot isn't my earliest memory of protest:
Now I'm blue, Navy Blue
'62, '63? I was in day care and I heard that on the radio all the time. Now I will be hearing it for days running through my head.
By Chris H, October 14, 2011 at 9:11 pm Link to this comment
Fortunate Son by Creedence Clearwater Revival
And honourable mention to Gil Scott Heron for The Revolution Will Not Televised:
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (Rare Monologue)
By Barbara, October 14, 2011 at 7:47 pm Link to this comment
Leonard Cohen "Democracy is Coming to the USA"
By Bruce Engle, October 14, 2011 at 7:46 pm Link to this comment
Let's not forget "Creepin" by Grand Funk Railroad.
By Chuck Dineen, October 14, 2011 at 5:05 pm Link to this comment
Dave Van Ronk's "Luang Prabang",the ultimate anti-war ditty,is not for the prudish or faint of heart,but speaks the truth.
By Susan, October 14, 2011 at 4:03 pm Link to this comment
"Wsist deep in the big muddy" - Pete Seeger
By Bonnie Hughes, October 14, 2011 at 3:54 pm Link to this comment
"Brother Can You Spare A Dime" lyrics by Yip Harburg, music by Jay Gorney (1931)
By Al Cline, October 14, 2011 at 3:39 pm Link to this comment
Thank for this list of tunes. I'll check them out and probably perform them. Most are new to me but that's why I read this page. Who wants to play the same songs over and over….
Let's not forget some others that still apply as easily as they did 40 years ago when the struggle was a little bit different:
The Times are a Changing (Bob Dylan)
Thanks for letting me share. Please keep Singing and remember Bob Dylan's quote. "The guitar is more powerful than the atom bomb!"
in Solidarity,
By Scott in SD, October 14, 2011 at 2:34 pm Link to this comment
"People Let's Stop the War" off of Grand Funk's "E Pluribus Funk" has one of the best bass lines ever.
By Jim Green, October 14, 2011 at 1:48 pm Link to this comment
I was tempted immediately to suggest Blind Alfred Reed's "How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live," as recorded by Ry Cooder some 40 years ago. Then I thought, geez, the updated version of that song by the Del-Lords is an even better choice. At which point it hit me that the hardest-hitting protest song I know is Dylan's "A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall." But before I could land on that I realized the one I really feel is best is the one Dylan wrote that doesn't supply any answers or forecasts, because the answer is "Blowin' in the Wind." That's my choice.
By Susan, October 14, 2011 at 1:37 pm Link to this comment
One of my favourite songs is by Concrete Blond - Everybody Knows… (everybody knows the game is fixed, everybody knows the good guys lost…)
By karen lee wald, October 14, 2011 at 1:30 pm Link to this comment
With so many really fine songs to choose from, it's hard to pick just one. But the first one that came to my mind was The Banks Are Made of Marble, which we used to teach the children at Centro Infantil de la Raza and La Escuelita in Oakland when my children were little. I didn't know where it came from (most people think it's a Pete Seeger or Weavers song since that how they first heard it) and it was only years later that I learned it had been written by an old lefty named Les Rice. By that time Les had passed on, but I met his wife Nancy (who has since passed, too) living in upstate New York near the Hudson River, when I had gone there to talk about Cuba. I don't know how the subject of songs for children came up, but Nancy told me excitedly, "Oh, that's a song my husband wrote!" She dug out some old papers that had his original lyrics. I would choose this one because it's easy to sing (even for children); and I think Ry Cooder would like re-discovering who first wrote this song. Not to mention how applicable it is with the Occupy Wall Street/99% movement these days.
I've traveled 'round this country.
I saw the weary farmer,
l saw the seaman standing
I saw the weary miner
I've seen my brothers working
Final Chorus:
By Ted Connor, October 14, 2011 at 1:28 pm Link to this comment
In these times with corporations ruling the roost I'd have to go with Voice of the Voiceless by Rage Against the Machine.
By DEAVILLE Douglas, October 14, 2011 at 1:22 pm Link to this comment
Go to UTube, Austin Lounge Lizards, and play "Too Big to Fail". Gets my vote.
By Shoes4Industry, October 14, 2011 at 1:21 pm Link to this comment
"Get Up, Stand Up". Bob Marley, hands down.
By Dave Gosser, October 13, 2011 at 5:52 pm Link to this comment
Phil Ochs "I ain't marching anymore" was an anthem of
"Call it peace or call it reason, call it love or call
By Ian, October 13, 2011 at 11:31 am Link to this comment
Written during the Bush years, James McMurtry's "We Can't Make It Here Anymore" still rings as true today—unfortunately.
By James Barnes, October 13, 2011 at 11:30 am Link to this comment
The Bells of Rhymney, written by Pete Seeger. "They will plunder willy-nilly say the bells of Caerphilly. They have fangs, they have teeth, say the loud bells of Neath."
My favorite version is by Brown and Dana (ca. 1963-64). Hard to locate, but it can be found on Garrett Brown's website. It was also recorded by Seeger, Judy Collins and (I believe) The Doors among others.
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Original Opinion by JCHARRON2 (8)
Most women get a abortion because they're too young to have a child, but if this were the case why would they be having sex? If you find out you're pregnant, shouldn't you take responsiblity from your actions, and take care of the child?
The child never once asked to be born, and from having sex "We" are taking the risk and allowing fate to take control. If you get pregnant, I think you should keep the kid and either take care or give it up for adoption because in all honesty, abortion is a cheap shot at society. Using the excuse, "I'm to young to take care of a child", well true, but have you thought about adoption?
The child you are killing, could potentially come up with a cure for cancer, or a artificial kidney, which may seem a bit over exadurated.. But realistically, 10,000+ abortions happen in the united states each year, which increases the chances of a miracle baby being killed from a abortion.
State your arguement below.
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"Simple Talking Points On Aboriton" by Vultren (259)
1. It's murder
2. It's not the women's choice to decide the fate of another human who has rights
3. It's not birth control
4. The traumatic experience of an abortion is horrible for the women
"Oh yeah, kids shouldnt be having sex, that means they wont! Oh wait this is the real world.." by Gaelin (212)
You can't expect abstinence to be effective, you cant expect everyone in a country to conform to your moral view, and you can't say what you'd do in a situation you've never been in.
"Yes I can" by Vultren (259)
I can say I would. Don't go telling me I wouldn't.
Other than that, everything else you said is actually correct.
"Not saying you can't be... " by Gaelin (212)
I'm saying you can't expect 30 million different kids with 30 million different problems to abstain. That's unrealistic.
"I agree and disagree" by xavilonia (6)
I agree with the part that the girls shouldn't abort and should keep the baby, but I don't agree with the part of prohibiting them from having sex. Because it would be like doing drugs, everyone says "Don't" but that gives us more will to try it. We all want the forbbiden fruit.
But the girls should keep the baby, because if they abort they may regret it after, and sometimes if they choose to have the babies and give them to adoption they might keep them in end.
"My Views on Abortion" by Sam (7)
I would support embryonic abortion only, not aborting a fetus. Embryos are developing cells that would later become a fetus in 8 weeks. They have no life because it didn't develop organs or a heartbeat. So it's not even alive, you can't kill anything that has no life. The soul doesn't enter the body until the second trimester until then can abortion be ok. The fetus on the other hand is alive and has organs and a heartbeat. Aborting a fetus is murder but aborting an embyo is not.
"Definitely not birth control" by Tim (21)
I am entirely *against* the idea of abortion as a form of contraception, but that doesn't mean that it has no worth in society for certain people/purposes.
Conservatives are against the idea of abortion, but let's imagine if a family has 4/5 kids, and an extra 1 comes along unexpectedly.
What does this mean for the 4/5 other kids, if the family is of a low/middle income?
It means that either 1) they're going to start depending on the government, or 2) kids will be put into care at the cost of the government.
Before 8 weeks, as Sam said, I don't think there's anything wrong with it. After 8 weeks, it's entirely a moral decision made by the mother and father.
" ??????" by WHY (7)
A touchy subject no matter on what side of the fence you stand. In some cases I feel that an abortion should be an option ie. rape,incess or if carring a baby to term poses a risk to the mother. With that being said it is a decision you must live with either way. Xavilonia your comment is going way over into a relm of (maybe) I might regret not going to work or stabbing myself with a knife. Again there is no right or wrong here it's a matter of personal choice and the whole sin or not sin idea. I belive that God is just and therefore views sin equaly that being said as a culture we are not just and go to great links to tell each other what is ok to do and what is not.... Bottom line we all have to live with the choices we make some work out in our favor others haunt us until death...


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Perhaps it's the limited time of the interviews I've listened to with Sonia Barrett, but to me she speaks in wide generalities with no concrete examples or solutions. Many people, such as David Icke, talk about the 'matrix' we are in, but he gives real examples of how it works and how to avoid being drawn in. Maybe her books explain it more in detail, but I hear a lot of 'verbage' in this interview without real substance.
What I would like to hear more about from Ms. Barrett is her singing voice! I have read that she studied as a singer in Chicago, and I believe it was she I heard on a jazz recording where she sounded fantastic!
Perhaps if you went to her website as listed below the tagline for the interview?
I went to her site but it will cost 9.95 to subscribe, not getting my money to just see if she makes sense.


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Penguins' Crosby out with recurrence of concussion-like symptoms
Penguins center Sidney Crosby won't play Tuesday night against the Detroit Red Wings and is out indefinitely after suffering a recurrence of concussion-like symptoms, but he said he doesn't feel as bad as he did nearly a year ago when he missed 61 games.
"I am not happy about watching," said Crosby, who missed two games last week after receiving an elbow to the head from the Boston Bruins' David Krejci last Monday night.
"That being said, you have to be sure with these sorts of things, careful and aware that I am 100 percent before I come back."
Crosby said results from an Impact test administered to him after suffering the injury indicated it wasn't as severe this time. The imPACT test is a neurocognitive assessment used to determine brain function after head injuries.
"If I had to put a timeframe on it, I would say (I feel) better than August (three months before he returned) and much better than I was dealing with the first time."
"It is obviously frustrating for Sid," coach Dan Bylsma said. "Sid knows his body better than anybody else. He is not feeling 100 percent. He will return to practice and playing when he is feeling 100 percent."
Bylsma also said forward Richard Park has a fracture in his foot and will miss four to six weeks and center Jordan Staal is "day-to-day" with a lower body injury.


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A gripping story of love and rivalry from the internationally bestselling author of The Lavender Keeper.
Charismatic womaniser Jack Bryant has the world at his feet, but when trouble catches up with him he's forced to flee Penzance for good.
Honest Ned Sinclair is on a family adventure in Rangoon when he is dealt a bitter blow. With all the odds against him, he risks his life in a desperate bid to escape.
Both men hope to start their lives anew, seeking their fortune in India's fields of gold. Their paths collide in the colourful city of Bangalore, where they form a friendship like no other. In the years that follow, they remain inextricably bound by a dark secret, while their love for the same woman threatens to tear them apart.
From the windswept cliffs of the Cornish coast to the goldmines of southern India, this is a page-turning story of high adventure, devastating tragedy and enduring love.
About the Author
Fiona McIntosh is the author of The Lavender Keeper.
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Audience: General
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 576
Published: 22nd May 2013
Publisher: Penguin Books Australia
Country of Publication: AU
Dimensions (cm): 19.9 x 13.3 x 3.7
Weight (kg): 0.39
Edition Number: 1