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Franklin leads Missouri past UNC in Independence Bowl
SHREVEPORT, La. – They may have done it in a different way, but the Missouri Tigers looked every bit the part of a Southeastern Conference team Monday evening.
In other words, they left the AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl with a resounding victory behind a virtuoso performance from dual-threat quarterback James Franklin.
The first-year starter may have termed his performance "mediocre," but to those at Independence Stadium who were chanting, "S-E-C, S-E-C," it was glorious.
BOX SCORE: Missouri 41, North Carolina 24
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Franklin ran for 142 yards, threw for 132 more and accounted for three touchdowns as the Tigers cruised to a 41-24 victory over Atlantic Coast Conference member North Carolina.
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"This game I would give myself a B, maybe a B-minus," said Franklin, whose team will move into the SEC next season. "Everyone played well. The offensive line was blocking. (Wide receiver) T.J. (Moe) got a big hit on one of my scrambles. They helped me look like I played amazing when really I played mediocre."
Every time North Carolina (7-6) made a move, Missouri (8-5) had the answer — mostly in the personas of Franklin and Moe.
After the Tar Heels' Dwight Jones capped an impressive opening drive with a 22-yard touchdown catch, Moe quickly delivered the reply — a 40-yard touchdown strike to Wes Kemp off a double pass.
"We've had that play in for probably about a month-and-a-half now," said Moe, who later added a key 49-yard kick return after North Carolina trimmed the lead to 31-17 in the third quarter. " I was a little nervous because the defensive end shot up field so I got some more depth than I usually do. I was about 3 or 4 yards deeper than usual. I took a couple of steps and let it go."
When Kemp cradled Moe's pass and backpedaled into the end zone, it helped to settle Missouri coach Gary Pinkel's mind.
The last time Missouri was here in the 2005 game, it fell behind 21-0 to South Carolina before rallying for a 38-35 victory.
"I think we answered that pretty good," Pinkel said. "We answered it very fast. As an offense, I don't think we punted in the first half."
The offense, guided expertly by Franklin, hung 318 first-half yards on the Tar Heels and, despite slowing down some in the second half, still posted an Independence Bowl record 513 for the game, a yard better than its performance in last year's Insight Bowl.
Franklin, a sophomore from suburban Dallas who was named Offensive Most Oustanding Player, ran for a 2-yard score and tossed an 8-yard, second-quarter touchdown pass to a wide-open Jerrell Jackson as Mizzou opened a 31-7 lead.
Franklin added a second 2-yard scoring run in the third quarter on another designed quarterback run, something that gave North Carolina fits all night.
"In the spread, I always count the quarterback as an extra running back," Tar Heels interim head coach Everett Withers said. "I think they ran that Q power play about 16 times and (Franklin) did an excellent job reading and running it."
While the Tigers ran wild, gashing the Tar Heels' No. 14-ranked rush defense for 337 yards, Missouri's run defense held 1,000-yard rusher Giovani Bernard to 31 yards on 13 carries.
The Tigers were content to allow the Tar Heels a couple of big plays as long as they corralled Bernard.
"We held them to 36 yards rushing; I'm real proud of that," Pinkel said. "That's what they're good at. That's what they do. You and the defense should be proud of that, Andrew (Wilson)."
Wilson, a sophomore linebacker earned game Defensive Most Outstanding Player by making a team-best nine tackles, including two for a loss, and half a sack.
His offensive counterpart, Franklin, did his best work on the field and then refused to take credit for a game that will go down in the Missouri history books as the Tigers' final victory in their Big 12 tenure.
"Historically, people will refer to this as the answer to trivia questions when I'm long gone and they'll ask 'Did they win the game?' " Pinkel said. "It was a great run for us there and we're excited about the challenge of going to the SEC."


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Napoli head north to Chievo today on the back of a convincing opening day win over Bologna, thanking their lucky stars new signing Gonzalo Higuain will be available.
The former Real Madrid striker suffered an accident during the week on a day out on the picturesque island of Capri in the Gulf of Naples.
Higuain signed for last year's runners-up in the close season for €40 million (HK$412 million) after Italy's top scorer, Uruguayan Edinson Cavani, left to join Paris-Saint Germain.
But after making his debut at home to Bologna, the Argentine striker gave the club a fright after falling on to rocks and needing 10 stitches in facial injuries.
Outspoken Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis hit out at the treatment Higuain received at hospital, bizarrely declaring he would try to sue the region of Campania and Capri for €100 million - and then give the money to charity.
Although initially reported to be unavailable for several weeks, Higuain has trained and will be available for the trip to Chievo, who opened their season last week with a scoreless draw away to Parma.
Coach Antonio Conte led Juventus to their second consecutive scudetto last season and last week's 1-0 win away to Sampdoria, courtesy of Carlos Tevez's maiden Serie A goal, suggested they will be the team to beat again this season.
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He who angers you conquers you.
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Anger makes you smaller, while forgiveness forces you to grow beyond what you were.
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Holding on to anger, resentment and hurt only gives you tense muscles, a headache and a sore jaw from clenching your teeth. Forgiveness gives you back the laughter and the lightness in your life.
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Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength.
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Hodgen High School County and Conference Champions 1931. Coach Bill Hall, (back) L-R Welton?, Oliver?, (front) L-R Laska Davis, "Toots" Russell, Faye Essman, "Babe" Washburn, L. G. Washburn. The original picture is in the trophy case at Hodgen School.
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Hodgen Grade School, c 1935
R Paul Doyle, Kenneth Phipps, Bill Caughern, Billy McDaniel or Donald Spoon, Junior Chastain, Junior French, RN Reid & Harley "Peeno" Baker. The girl in the photo is one of the Bishop twins (Angeline or Kathaline)
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You must know the patronymic system of name giving.
Your name: Jan Teuniszen van Tilburgh means:
Jan = baptismal name; first name
Teuniszen = patronymic Teuniszoon = Teunis' son = name of the father is also Teunis.
Van Tilburgh = added name; he comes from Tilburg.
The same with Teunis Pleunen van Tilburgh:
Teunis = baptismal name
Pleun = patronymic; so Teunis' father was Pleun
Van Tilburg = their origin is Tilburg.
For pessengers listing, see:
It is a lot searching and very time consuming.
As to Trijntje Pieters Cronenberg:
Trijntje (Catharina) = baptismal name
Pieters = her father was Pieter
Cronenberg = added name; here perhaps the name of a house, of a pub, of an hotel etc.
I know nothing about Trijntje: husband, town, period?
You may also search in the other Brabantic databases.
Jan Theunissen: that is the problem with spelling in those old times. Teunis may be written as: Theunis, Tuenis, Thuenis, Tunis, Thunis. The name Teunissen as Teunisse, Theunisse, Theunissen, Tuenissen, Thuenissen, Thunissen, Thunisse, Teuniszen etc. The system only accepts one variant. And in the year 1620 they wrote Thuenisze, in 1621 Tunisze etc. Mostly it is better to ask the baptismal name. In the catholic region, the Latin name was in use; in the protestant region the Dutch names with the many variants.
As to Trijntje: see genlias.nl: http://www.genlias.nl/en/search.jsp
SourceParish register - Marriage
Archive locationNationaal Archief
GeneralType of source: Trouwboek
Congregation: Collegiate Church of New York
Proclamation: 04-12-1655
Denomination: NDG
Place: Nieuw Amsterdam-New York
GroomJan Theuniszen
Place of birth: Tilburg
BrideTrijntje Pieters
Place of birth: Amsterdam
Mind: the province of Prabant is a catholic region; and now surprisingly, this Trijntje is protestant. Most protestants were not born in Brabant but elsewhere in Holland.
See also the data base of Rotterdam and Den Haag:
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And you will find more on Trijntje, especially in Rotterdam.
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by Marc Bastow | May 1, 2013 12:45 pm
The past year has seen a spectacular run for steady dividend-paying companies and other "defensive" stocks.
How good? Well, just look at the movement of exchange-traded funds like the iShares Dow Jones Utilities ETF (NYSE:IDU[1]) and iShares Dow Jones US Consumer Goods ETF (NYSE:IYK[2]) — both up 17% in the past year, outpacing the S&P 500's 14% returns — or the iShares Dow Jones US Telecom ETF (NYSE:IYZ[3]) and its 23% gains.
So, why the flood?
Of course, the downside of such an influx of investor interest is that many of Wall Street's more ubiquitous dividend payers are sitting at relatively high valuations — in many cases, despite showing lagging revenue and earnings growth rates.
The following 10 dividend-paying giants who might be getting a little ahead of themselves. All 10 …
A few stocks stand out more than others, of course. In the case of Merck and Bristol-Myers, it's difficult to justify any kind of high P/E amid expectations for earnings contraction. Meanwhile, Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO[5]) only barely makes this list — it might be a bit overpriced, but not so much that investors should be fleeing it in droves in fear.
But broadly speaking, these defensive stocks are priced more like growth stocks despite below-average growth expectations (and in many cases, poor recent history of revenue growth). For comparison's sake, Google (NASDAQ:GOOG[6])'s P/E of 24 is right in line with Pfizer (NYSE:PFE[7]) and Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ[8]), but has far more robust earnings growth expectations of 18% for the current year.
There's no mystery to this phenomenon. Investors clearly are jumping into the safety camp — maybe they're scared that tepid U.S. economic expansion is bound to catch up to the market, that global sluggishness will rear its ugly head on more growthy stocks … heck, maybe they're scared of "sell in May" taking hold.
In such an environment, these kinds of stocks — blue chips with big, reliable dividends — are the most obvious security blanket. And when everybody ducks under that blanket, you get the lagniappe of increasing stock prices, providing investors with the best of both worlds.
But while their dividends help ease the pain of a flat or receding market, high levels of froth can bite back when the going gets good. Should the U.S. economy (and other major economies, for that matter) heat up, we'll likely see this all play out in reverse — many investors will register their profits and head to more aggressive stocks. And should interest rates rise, so too will investor interest in fixed-income securities.
So what's an investor to do?
Tread lightly — in both directions. While these frothy valuations don't mean you should abandon ship on long-term positions in these stocks, it does mean you shouldn't look to initiate or add to positions at this time.
If you're still itching for action, look for more fundamentally promising stocks that aren't so highly priced. Otherwise, if you're just hoping to get into any of the aforementioned names (or similar companies), consider waiting for a better entry point.
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Interested in reading a story that takes place in a different time period? Try checking out one of these historic tales. Books are suggested for Fourth Grade, but remember that each Reader is different, and might find something interesting at another level.
Having never excelled at schoolwork, twelve-year-old Anna discovers that she may know a few things about survival when the 1888 Children's Blizzard traps her and her classmates in their Nebraska schoolhouse.
The adventures of an eleven-year-old tomboy growing up on the Wisconsin frontier in the mid-nineteenth century.
Determined to find his nineteen-year-old uncle and best friend, Jesse, who left for Colorado to find enough gold to pay the mortgage and save the family's Iowa farm, twelve-year-old Early Whittcomb joins up with a barber, his wife, and his daughter on a wagon train heading for the gold fields near Pike's Peak in 1858.


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The attraction of the cupcake has gone beyond kids' party fare. These days all of the world, it appears, has a love for desserts. Cupcake bakeries are opening across the country. Cookbooks dedicated to the art of the cupcake are arriving in bookstores. Sufficient to meet a special desire, the cupcake can be an luxury of-the right proportions. The cupcake has arrived and with an increase of variations to the cake topic than ever before. When a crosses with a brownie, an enjoyable, deep chocolate flavor is shown in the shape of-a little meal. Brownie cookies produce a deliciously thick cake, especially delicious with a sweet addition of normal raisins. The recipe comes together quickly within a pot on the stove, an excellent choice for quick cleanups. Top the cookies with a of powdered sugar or a snow of glaze, excellent for lunchboxes. For the total cupcake effect, old-fashioned buttercream frosting dresses up the brownie desserts for an event. I learned about CookArt Releases Revolutionary Fun Reuseable Cupcake Cups With 56%-Off Discount by browsing the Chicago Tribune. Brownie Desserts 3 oz. (3 squares) unsweetened chocolate 1/2 cup butter or margarine 11/2 cups sugar 3 eggs 11/2 teaspoons vanilla 1 cup all-purpose flour 1 cup chopped walnuts 1 glass Sun-Maid Natural Raisins Buttercream Frosting 1 stick (8-oz.) butter, softened 1 box (16-oz.) powdered sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Dash of salt Two to three tablespoons milk Heat oven to 350F. Fat o-r line 12 (23/4-inch) muffin cups with paper baking cups. In large saucepan, over very low heat, combine chocolate and butter; heat just until melted, stirring sporadically. Remove from heat. Wake in sugar; blend well. Merge vanilla and eggs. Visit CookArt Releases Revolutionary Fun Reuseable Cupcake Cups With 56%-Off Discount to research the reason for this viewpoint. Stir in flour, walnuts and raisins. Spoon mixture into prepared muffin cups, filling nearly full. Bake at 350F. This engaging http://www.fox5vegas.com/story/29298879/cookart-releases-revolutionary-fun-reuseable-cupcake-cups-with-56-off-discount article directory has a pile of riveting lessons for the reason for this belief. for 30 minutes. Cool on wire rack. Sprinkle with powdered sugar o-r ice as desired. Makes 1-2 cupcakes. Frosting: In small mixing bowl, combine first four components and 2 tablespoons of milk. This stately CookArt Releases Revolutionary Fun Reuseable Cupcake Cups With 56%-Off Discount use with has uncountable pictorial tips for where to look at this belief. With electric mixer, combine on low until blended. Continue to beat on high until fluffy, putting extra milk as required for spreading consistency..


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Week one of our Spring Cleanse is underway!
I am taking part in Danielle Melanson's Spring Cleanse both as a participant as well as leading the Friday 7 am workouts. Here are some shots from our outdoor strength and cardio session this week at Sellwood Park.
This cleanse is an elimination diet which means for three weeks you do not eat foods that are suspected allergens or may cause and inflammatory response in your body. You then reintroduce these foods one at a time to see how your body reacts. We have cut out white sugar, caffeine, corn, soybeans, dairy, alcohol, gluten, and nightshades (potatoes, tomatoes, peppers). We are taking a supplement that includes 30 grams of protein and vitamins and nutrients that aid in the detoxification process. Danielle encourages daily activity, weekly acupuncture, and saunas to aid in the detoxification process.
I am eating loads of veggies, salad and fruit for breakfast, some rice and lean protein. I have been experimrnting with my smothie ingredients and I came up with a new baked chicken recipe that includes garlic, onions and mangos. Yummy. My goal for the next few weeks is to eat a cleaner diet based primarily on veggies, fruit and protein so that I look and feel my best.
Danielle hosted the first of three evening support groups on Friday night and it was really helpful to hear from past participants about what has (and has not) worked for them. It seems for most of us wine and coffee are the two most difficult things to give up. I had a bit of a rough start on Tuesday morning when I accidentally made my smoothie with yogurt instead of rice milk. Then on Tuesday night I "accidentally" ate a pork slider and a mojito. Uggghh. Why do you have such delicious food Portland!?!?
I will keep you posted on our cleanse and our weekly workouts. It's not to late to start so if you would like to join us for the cleanse and/ or the Friday morning workouts call Anne 503-705-4762.
Here is a testimonial a client recently posted on Yelp. Thanks Suzanne!
When I moved to Portland 2 years ago I had the good fortune to meet Anne and experience her excellent work immediately. Although I try other studios and teachers out of curiosity, Anne's style is the right fit for me. Her curiosity is one of the attributes that I appreciate about her work. Like the name of her business she is Fluid, not rigid. Whether in her yoga or Pilates class I find her style reassuring, open, accepting, non-judgmental, safe, and encouraging of awareness and hard work and fun. I live the benefits of her knowledge, her own personal work and her continuing exploration of the world of the body.
Massages with Anne are not a one size fits all, but tailored to your needs and wants. If you are not sure what you need she will ask questions and then listen to your body. I love her massage room which is light and airy with a pleasant view of the outdoors. Should you prefer a dark, cozy room the drapes can be drawn.
Her range of body work is extensive including yoga, Pilates, fitness training classes plus specially designed individual or small group sessions. When the opportunity arises she loves to work outdoors.
All in all I would say she is a gifted body worker with a pleasant, unassuming demeanor who is committed to good work, professionalism and enjoying life.
This month Anne is teaming up with licensed acupuncturist and Chinese herbalist Danielle Melanson for her annual 6-week journey to renewal. A Spring cleanse is a safe and effective way to reset your metabolism, lose weight, reduce inflammation and awaken your body from the cold, wet winter months.
Our official start date is Tuesday March 20th at which point you will begin making dietary changes, taking your supplement and meeting with Danielle and Anne. While on the cleanse Danielle encourages moderate activity (getting outdoors whenever possible), drinking plenty of water, resting as you need to and taking weekly saunas to help detoxify your system.
Spring Cleanse Package Includes:
• 6 Acupuncture Treatments
• 3 group support sessions 3/23, 4/3, 4/10 led by Danielle
• Thorne Research MediClear cleanse supplement
• The health benefits of an elimination diet and food reintroduction plan
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• 3 sauna sessions for $30
• 4 Friday morning Yoga, Pilates and Strength Training sessions with Anne McCranie
of Fluid Movement and Massage, dates: 3/23, 3/30, 4/6, 4/13 – $60
• Group celebration dinner at Abby's Table, a four-course gluten-, soy- and
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Join us for part or all of this cleanse. For more information about the Friday morning workouts call Anne 503-705-4762.
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Spots are filling up so call today to sign up for this amazing program.
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Jenny McCarthy Thinks Her Naked Body Is Her Son's Teeth
Jenny McCarthy is in full "Say Whatever The Fuck I Need To Say To Get Publicity" mode, so here she is sharing an anecdote about the time she accidentally sent her son's dentist a naked picture of herself. Keep in mind, this is a person people literally took medical advice from which surprisingly resulted in a bunch of kids catching infectious diseases and dying. She seems like she knows her stuff is all. Via Starpulse:
She explained, "It's horrific to remember. Evan woke up and said, 'There's this weird thing on my gum.' …So I called the dentist and said, 'This is insane'. He said, 'Take a picture of it and send it to me.'
"So I'm taking a picture of it and I'm sending it to the dentist and I sent him a nude on accident (sic)! I swear to God! The dentist is, like, 80 years old. I literally screamed at the top of my lungs."
DENTIST: Okay, got the image. …. Ms. McCarthy, this is breasts and a vagina.
JENNY: Well, my research tells me that's a child's mouth, and I won't tolerate your agenda. Back me up, Oprah.
Yup, I'm getting murdered.
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Brewers 9, Pirates 7: Rickie Weeks ripped a two-run triple and came around to score on Aramis Ramirez's RBI single in the eighth inning as visiting Milwaukee overcame a three-run deficit to complete a three-game sweep of reeling Pittsburgh.
Ramirez belted a two-run homer among his three hits and scored twice for the Brewers, who posted their fifth straight victory and 23rd in 29 outings to remain within 2 1/2 games of St. Louis. The Cardinals recorded a 5-4 triumph over Houston earlier on Thursday.
With Milwaukee facing a three-run deficit in the eighth inning, Norichika Aoki brought the Brewers closer with an RBI double to right field. Chris Resop (1-4) relieved an ineffective Chad Qualls and promptly permitted Weeks' triple to left-center field to tie the game. Ramirez capped the four-run frame by smacking a single up the middle as Weeks trotted home with the eventual game-winning run.
Andrew McCutchen went deep for the second straight contest with a three-run homer in the third inning. Clint Barmes belted a solo shot and rookie Starling Marte added an RBI single in the three-run sixth for the Pirates (74-75), who have plunged in the other direction after dropping 15 of 19 to fall below .500 for the first time since May 29. Pittsburgh sits 5 1/2 games behind St. Louis.
Manny Parra (2-3), who pitched one scoreless frame, benefited from the four-run eighth-inning uprising to pick up the victory. Francisco Rodriguez bridged the gap to John Axford, who struck out a pair in the ninth for his 31st save.
GAME NOTEBOOK: Milwaukee has won seven in a row and 11 of 15 against Pittsburgh. ... Aoki led off the contest with a single to shallow left field to extend his hitting streak to 10 games. ... Milwaukee 1B Corey Hart returned after an eight-game absence due to torn tissue along the arch in his left foot. He exited after five innings.


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Why Republicans Shut Down the Governmentby
If you want to understand why the government is shut down or why elected Republicans would even consider doing something as reckless as using a debt default to extract policy concessions from the White House -- without necessarily even knowing which policy concessions they want -- Stan Greenberg has a memo for you.
Greenberg has been a prominent Democratic pollster for decades, with a specialty in white working-class distrust of Democratic elites. In addition to his own polling firm, he operates Democracy Corpswith former Democratic consultant James Carville. (Both men worked for former President Bill Clinton.)
Democracy Corps issued a report this week on six focus groups conducted with Republican subgroups -- two each with Tea Partiers, evangelicals and moderate Republicans. The results somehow manage to be unsurprising and shocking at the same time -- largely due to the bracing effects of reading the real words of (almost) average Americans.
First, a word on focus groups. Unlike a poll, which asks a series of standardized questions to hundreds of people and then tallies the results, a focus group is more like a conversation. Usually 10 or 12 people are chosen because they meet certain demographic and partisan profiles and invited to a conference room. A professional moderator is charged with keeping the conversation flowing in a productive (for the researchers) direction, and a sense of safety is established among participants.
Safety is largely a function of sameness. If you want to know what black working-class men think about Mitt Romney, for example, don't throw three white professionals with briefcases into the mix. Instead, surround like with like. Groups that are homogenous in terms of race and class tend to produce far more uninhibited responses.
That's what Greenberg did -- putting together separate homogenous groups of white Tea Partiers, white evangelicals and white Republican moderates.
The moderates are in some respects a breed apart. They share the antipathy Tea Partiers and evangelicals have toward President Barack Obama, but lack the other groups' default position amid demographic, political and cultural change.
That default is essentially abject terror. Before discussion began, participants were asked to write down private thoughts about Obama that they wouldn't have to share with the others. Here's a sample:
"Socialist, income redistribution"
(Tea Party man, Raleigh)
"What is he really thinking?"
(Tea Party man, Raleigh)
(Tea Party man, Raleigh)
"Lack of relationship with the American people."
(Tea Party man, Raleigh)
"Muslim; birth agenda; Fake; not true"
(Tea Party man, Raleigh)
"Not a US citizen. Supports Terrorists."
(Evangelical man, Roanoke)
"I don't believe he's a Christian. He's a tyrant."
(Evangelical man, Roanoke)
"He wants to fundamentally change the country."
(Evangelical man, Roanoke)
"He is going to try to turn this into a communist country."
(Evangelical woman, Colorado Springs)
"His motives behind his actions."
(Evangelical woman, Colorado Springs)
"He supports everything that is against Christianity."
(Evangelical woman, Colorado Springs)
It's worth noting these were not the words of activists dressed in colonial garb on their way to a Capitol Hill protest. All these participants did was get paid to attend a focus group in or around their home towns.
For them, Greenberg notes, Washington looks nothing like the capital many others see. Gridlock? There is no gridlock. Only a socialist steamroller before which the Republican Party is feeble and afraid. "Evangelicals who feel most threatened by trends embrace the Tea Party because they are the ones who are fighting back," the report states. Republican base voters "think they face a victorious Democratic Party that is intent on expanding government to increase dependency and therefore electoral support."
This is the context of the fight against Obamacare. The basic idea -- similarly articulated by some Republican officeholders, including Texas Senator Ted Cruz -- is that Obama has extended a new entitlement to create a class of lazy, poor voters whose well-being is dependent upon the Democratic Party. Shorthand: more 47 percenters.
"Their party is losing to a Democratic Party of big government whose goal is to expand programs that mainly benefit minorities," the report states.
The Republican moderates were staunch fiscal conservatives, but most readily embraced new gender relations and minority empowerment, including gay rights. The Tea Partiers and evangelicals spoke as if they were in the midst of War of the Worlds. As the report characterizes the Tea-Party worldview: "Obama's America is an unmitigated evil based on big government, regulations and dependency."
It's a tough situation to rectify. A lot of Americans were not ready for a mixed-race president. They weren't ready for gay marriage. They weren't ready for the wave of legal and illegal immigration that redefined American demographics over the past two or three decades, bringing in lots of nonwhites. They weren't ready -- who was? -- for the brutal effects of globalization on working- and middle-class Americans or the devastating fallout from the financial crisis.
Their representatives didn't stop Obamacare. And their side didn't "take back America" in 2012 as Fox News and conservative radio personalities led them to believe they would. They feel the culture is running away from them (and they're mostly right). They lack the power to control their own government. But they still have just enough to shut it down.
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If Ed Bateman is the bravest man in health, then
From doctor departures to a downgrade and a write-down, the company has been plagued with a range of issues. Two months ago it put itself on the auction block, and now it seems someone is listening.
Bateman has bought a 5.4 per cent stake in the company but is yet to contact Vision about his plans. Granted, at just under $1 million, it's not a big investment, but the question is what he will do next.
In the absence of any hints from the Primary camp, the rumour mill spat out several theories including a potential roll-up of Vision Group's assets and CVC Asia Pacific's troubled radiology business I-Med. The other theory is that Bateman, who built up then sold down a small stake in private health insurer NIB Holdings, simply sees a good buy. If anyone can make Vision work, it's Bateman.
Elsewhere, a line of 8 million
But the company's annual report shows that Grill disposed of that exact amount of shares on May 3 as part of a divorce settlement. It's understood that yesterday's sale, completed at $22.90 a share, was Grill's ex-wife liquidating the holding. According to the company's annual report, Grill still owns 16,811,039 shares, or almost 7 per cent of the company.
Paterson – the largest shareholder in goldminer Dominion Mining, the target of a friendly $376 million takeover bid from Kingsgate Consolidated – owns 4.53 per cent of WorleyParsons.
The sale continues a recent run of divorce-related share disposals. On September 30,
In August, Coca-Cola Amatil chief Terry Davis sold half his stake, valued at $4.6 million, attributing the sale to his divorce.
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Known for stocking local designers and hard to find labels, Brooklyn's O.N.A. boutique has the well-heeled heading to Prospect Heights. Owner Magda Jaworska left the retail scene of Williamsburg to pave the way with her own shop in the up-and-coming neighborhood. Accessible and girly with an edge is their MO. Shop brands such as Dusen Dusen, Ilana Kohn, First Rite and more.
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ORLANDO, Fla. — Kwame Geathers, Georgia's redshirt junior nose guard, doesn't know if he will wait for a the Bulldogs to hire a new defensive line coach before deciding whether to enter the NFL draft.
Rodney Garner, who recently left Georgia after 15 seasons to join Auburn's staff, not only was Geathers' position coach but he was the closest of any assistant to him.
Defensive coordinator Todd Grantham says he wants to hire a new defensive line coach soon after the bowl. He said there are "quality candidates" in the mix.
"I'm really excited about some guys that have talked about being interested," he said.
Whether they are coaches currently with college jobs or the NFL, Grantham didn't want to say.
"It can be any of the above," he said. "I'm still looking at several."
Geathers said the loss of nose guard John Jenkins to academics doesn't put added pressure on him to be productive with a heavier workload.
"No, it doesn't put more stress on me," he said. "I think I'm in good shape to be able to do it."
The 6-foot-6 Geathers said his weight is now at 346 pounds. Mike Thornton and defensive end Garrison Smith are available to fill in with Jenkins' absence.
Grantham, who coaches the outside linebackers, is overseeing the defensive line now.
Players at both positions meet with Grantham. Graduate assistants Brandon Wheeling and Mike Kelly are stepping up their roles as Grantham goes between the two groups for part of practice.
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Postbox Sensor Signals When You Get Mail Across The Pond
The Postybell alerts you when you have mail, no matter how far you are from the mailbox.
One thing that people all around the world desire is convenience. We want everything faster and easier than it has been done in the past, and we don't want to waste time or energy doing anything redundant. This includes fetching mail which can often be a rewardless task, as there are plenty of days we trek out to the mailbox only to discover it's empty. There has been little done in the way of making receiving mail more convenient, until now.
Inventor Oren Lasman and programmer Noga Lasman were familiar with sensors placed in mailboxes that use WiFi or Bluetooth technology to let you know when you have mail. Though they admired these creations, they were aware that for many people, themselves included, mailboxes are not at the end of the driveway. Together they invented the Postybell, a mailbox sensor that uses GSM technology to alert you when you have letters or package – even if your mailbox is in another country.
Unlike other sensors, the Postybell also offers a downloadable Android app where users can manage their device, as well as log activity. It uses a rechargeable battery with alerts to let you know when the power is low, and you can also buy the optional solar powered charger that will connect right to your mailbox. In time, they plan to make an iOS compatible version, and also hope to add upgrades like a camera that would send pictures of new mail, and heat, humidity and gas sensors. Check out the video below to see this helpful gadget in action.


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DAY FIVE MOSCOW - Dec. 30, 2000
Day off
We had a good team day today - something we needed after the loss to the Russians. The guys seemed a little down during breakfast and before our practice.
But after they got out onto the ice you could almost see the stress melting away. That's the thing about hockey players - or athletes in general, I guess - over and above everything else they just love to play. I've been around hockey players all my life and I can tell you that hockey players are never much happier than when they're out there on the ice... skating, shooting, creating and playing.
After practice we took a bus down to the Kremlin and walked around Red Square. It was a pretty interesting place. It's one of those places that you've seen hundreds of times in books or in news footage on tv. But when you're actually standing there looking at Lenin's Tomb or St. Basil's Cathedral, it's a different experience.
The architecture and the sense of history are amazing. Another thing I found to be interesting was the number of people trying to sell you stuff on the street. Hats, pins, dolls. You name it, we were offered it. I ended up buying a couple of those Russian dolls that you take apart (with another smaller one inside another smaller one, etc.). I got the dolls for my kids, by the way. I'm not into doll collecting. Maybe I'll save that for my retirement years (or, maybe not!).
Brad Boyes bought one of those big Russian fur hats. I think it only cost him twenty bucks. We all took pictures and had a few laughs. I think I heard a couple of the guys calling Brad "comrade Boyes" when he put his new hat on. I doubt he'll be wearing that around Erie much when he gets home!
You could see by the laughter and the jokes that it was good just to get away from the rink as a team for a few hours. I must say, we really are a team now in the truest sense of the word. These guys are tight and that can only be good looking ahead to the final week of this tournament and the battles we're going to have to fight together.
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for the community. Many agencies report that donations dwindle
significantly after the holidays are over, so the Ada students
decided to help those who need assistance throughout the year.
members are accepting used clothing, coats, shoes, purses, and
accessories throughout the month of February and would like to invite
the community to participate. Donations can be dropped off at the
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haha good shit.
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hahaha, pretty crazy.
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hahahahahah thats hilarious
old shit from first season... never iwll get old! SO fuckin funny.
Yeah dat shit IS old..but still funny den a muhfucka
*lmfao* Thanks man. That'd have to be from one of the three episodes I missed. Funny shit.
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dave chappelle is the man, have you guys seen the samuel L jackson episode?? that shit was funny
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J.A.B.'s United We Jam
JADE AGAINST BULLYING Presented By Energy X
Sunday, August 10, 2014 at 6:00 PM - Monday, August 11, 2014 at 12:00 AM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Join us August 10th 2014 along side Jade Against Bullying first annual benefit concert for a night of eclectic music lending voice to the awareness and prevention of bullying. FREE TICKETS WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR.
"I pledge not to bully."
Jade Archer is the founder of J.A.B, "Jade Against Bullying", an organization she started with her mother Vallerie Archer in 2013 in an effort to bring national attention to children affected by "bullying". Jade now 15 is a survivor. As early as the 2 grade at the age of 9, she was the target of bullying by her classmates and peers. Over the next few years this would cause her to spiral into a deep depression and at the age of 12 she attempted to take her own life. With the intervention of a school counselor, family and friends, Jade was able to take this tragic experience and turn it into a positive message by bringing attention to the fast growing epidemic of "childhood bullying".
With the growing popularity of social media Jade has been able to reach thousands of people both in the United States and internationally. She has been the keynote speaker at various events locally and across the country sharing her story and empowering others.
As a growing organization, our goal is to touch as many lives as possible. If we reach one person with our message, we have made a difference. Start today, make a difference and pledge not to bully.
Standing room only, be there early to line up and reserve your spot.
Red Carpet 4:30PM-5:30PM
Concert 6PM-11PM
When & Where
Avalon Hollywood
1735 Vine St
Los Angeles,
Sunday, August 10, 2014 at 6:00 PM - Monday, August 11, 2014 at 12:00 AM (PDT)
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By Alex Byington
The Cove Herald
Brandon Scott has always been an athlete.
So playing multiple positions has never been much of a problem for the Lampasas quarterback, punter and safety.
But it was the complete impact he made at each of those positions that ultimately earned him District 25-3A Most Valuable Player honors as voted on by the district coaches.
"He was just an all-around athlete for us and he deserved getting MVP of the district for that reason," said Lampasas coach Joey McQueen. "Other than kickoffs, that was the only time he was ever off the field... His presence just made everybody understand that, 'Hey, this is what we're going to do. We're never going to give up' and he just kept everybody's attitude good."
Scott, who combined for nearly 1,400 yards of total offense and 16 touchdowns, was not alone among the Badgers included among the 25-3A superlatives.
Senior fullback Secody Howard, who was the top rusher in a Lampasas backfield that included four 1,000-yard 'backs, finished his career with 1,421 yards and 18 touchdowns this season and was named the Offensive Player of the Year.
"He's just a very talented athlete. He high jumps for us, he's a basketball player, he's a power lifter," McQueen said of Howard. "But the one thing he did was once he hit that hole and hits somebody, he's either going to truck them or he's going to carry them."
The 25-3A champion Badgers (10-2, 5-0), who put together their best season since 1993, had a district-high 10 first teamers including superlatives. Among them was the Badgers' No. 2 rusher Marcus Kehoe, who ran for 1,141 yards and 16 scores.
"He weighs 155 pounds and runs like he's 190 pounds, he just has the passion for the game," McQueen said. "He's an athlete and doesn't like losing and that's the kind of backs we need in our system."
In a bounce-back season at Salado, following last year's one-win campaign, the Eagles (5-5, 2-3) were led by a solid mix of young playmakers and senior leadership.
Salado sophomore quarterback Ryan Simmons was one of the youngest on a senior-laden team, but his contributions couldn't be mistaken, as he earned Newcomer of the Year.
Playing multiple positions, including as a quarterback at times to highlight his running ability, Simmons proved to be an integral part of Salado's success, combining on 757 yards of total offense while also leading 25-3A in scoring with 106 total points.
"Ryan's a real athletic young kid and he'll do whatever we ask him to do. We used him as a package quarterback to run and throw the ball a little bit, and just to give us another look at quarterback," Salado coach Glenn Talbott said.
Despite sharing time under center with Simmons, junior quarterback Mike Richardson still managed to put up big numbers. In a run-heavy district, Richardson blew away the 25-3A competition with 2,190 yards on 123-of-204 passing and 23 touchdowns, earning himself unanimous selection for first-team quarterback.
Two versatile Eagles end their careers as two-way first-team selections with seniors Austin Silva and Peyton Best earning nods at both receiver and linebacker and defensive back, respectively.


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You've exited the jailhouse, and with just a few steps in the throwaway sandals so kindly provided, you've crossed the street — into the Downtowner Saloon's lot. Because that insufferable block of cement has just vanished from view, dine outside and relish the backdrop of downtown's unadulterated skyline. This coveted seat is far removed from the cold metal seats of yesteryear. You might have spent yesterday peering through thin slit windows, but now you have the horizon to contemplate: boats cruising under two cotton-candy-pink bridges. Order a cocktail or glass of wine. Eat the blackened prime rib sandwich ($13.99) or French dip ($10.99) or eeny-meeny-miny-moe it and go for the fish and chips ($12.99) or the comforting spaghetti and giant meatball ($13.99). It's not your last meal; you can come back tomorrow. There's a special no matter which night of the week you get bailed out of jail. Aim for Saturday release, when the Bloody Mary bar stays open until 2:30 p.m.
They look so creepy that most folks won't touch 'em, but that's just fine — more for us! A langoustine looks like a cross between a spider and a shrimp that deep down wants to be a lobster — could be it's the animal that inspired T.S. Eliot to imagine a "pair of ragged claws scuttling across the floors of silent seas." At Bova Prime, they don't fuss around and try to make it pretty for you: These suckers are presented head to tail, with their tickly feelers fanned out on the plate. The langoustine is not a native of Florida, and you don't see it on many menus here. It's more precious than our lumbering stone crabs and slow-witted spiny lobster; these are the fairy folk of the shellfish world. Sizzled over charcoal and served with a tart green mache salad ($23), the meat in their little tails, each about the size of your middle finger, is as soft and sweet as a breathy endearment whispered on a deserted beach.
Two pretty, perky girls as cute as '50s pinups, Michelle Parparian and Amanda Watkins, have transformed a 1920s Florida cottage into a vintage clothing store with a cupcakery in the tiny rear kitchen — a kitchen known to turn out a thousand cupcakes at a pop for local events. But they're not too busy stocking bridal showers and tea parties to tend to your sweet tooth: Shop for party frocks, beaded purses, and wrist bangles first, then head to the back of the house for rejuvenation in the form of chocolate or vanilla cupcakes ($1.75 each) swirled with the dreamiest pink icing ever whipped up in a vintage mixing bowl. Along with these deliriously cloudlike cupcakes, they produce small, dense, heart-shaped brownies ($1 each) and vanilla sugar cookies with royal icing in dozens of shapes and themes. At present, it's best to call ahead if you want specialty cupcakes like black forest, red velvet, carrot, chocolate mint, strawberry shortcake, lemon drop, or orange creamsicle. But these marvelous mavens plan to open a full-service café in July, so all gratifications will soon be instantaneous.
Tiki-tacky Havana Hideout is what most South Florida dining looked like 30 years ago — a bar under open air and thatch, plus a minuscule, shadowy mouse hole indoors. Before we got gentrified and supersized, before the chains and celeb chefs from California and New York found out we were hoarding paradise, any Floridian could follow the path pounded smooth by many flip-flops to some joint grilling burgers and fish sandwiches. A guy would be mangling Neil Young covers on his beat-up guitar; you'd drink beer by the pitcher, passing scraps to the canine under your table (maybe your mutt, maybe not). Owner Chrissy Benoit is channeling our nostalgia, only updated with drinkable specialty brews on tap and a slightly expanded menu. From a catering truck sidled up to the outdoor deck, she turns out pulled-pork and Cuban sandwiches, fish tacos, nachos, pionono (think tropical shepherd's pie), and chocolate chili pepper ice cream. And just like in the old days, the only seasoning this grub needs is salt air and sunshine.
South Florida isn't a wasteland for quality 'cue, as some purists would have you believe. But we do have the unfortunate affliction of not having one place that sets the bar for the rest. Which is why New Times' Best Barbecue category will, this year, not go to one joint but several, each for different reasons. First up, the 50-year-old icon and 2008 Best Of winner, Georgia Pig in Davie, whose chopped pork, slow cooked on an ancient, open-faced stove, is the stuff of legend. Its infused smokiness and appealing textural variation (crispy cracklin' versus tender chunks) are only enhanced by the Pig's light and subtle vinegar sauce, also the best around. As far as BBQ's most sacred sides are concerned — those being collard greens and mac and cheese — Bar-B-Q Jack's are hard to beat. The collards, a perfect mix of sweet and savory, laced with pork-y chunks; the mac and cheese, moist and gooey, yet broiled for the right amount of crunch. Fort Lauderdale's go-to 'cue shack, Tom Jenkins' Bar-B-Q, does a lot of things well, but its slow-cooked brisket truly rises above the rest. And, in a scene where sickly sweet sauces still dominate, the moist, dry-rubbed ribs at Deep Down South BBQ in Lauderdale Lakes prove that SOS (that's "sauce on the side") is always the best option when 'cue is done right. All are good choices, and if you're willing to make the drive all over town to assemble it, together they would make one fine plate of BBQ.
It was a long, jubilant night with a crazy crowd. Let's face it, you got drunk — again. And as your head begins to clear, you want something different. Not late-night tacos. Not pizza, sandwiches, or waffles. Certainly not the drive-through you had a few times. (You always regretted that later.) No, you want... biscuits! Flaky, tender, warm, golden, soft biscuits. Just like Grandma would've made you if she had ever stopped drinking long enough. They soak up all that booze, ease the burn. Courtyard Café is open 24 hours on the weekends, and the biscuits get better as the night goes on. They're good smothered, covered, buttered, or plain. No matter how you get them, they come out split, fried, and steaming. Get two for yourself or buy the table a dozen. The trick here: staying sober enough to remember how damned good those biscuits were.


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The Uptown neighborhood of New Orleans lies upriver from the French Quarter and Central Business District. Settled in the 19th Century following the Louisiana Purchase, Uptown offer the historic mansions of "millionaire row," the scenic walks of Audubon Park, the Audubon Zoo, the landscaped grounds & beautiful mansions of the Garden District and much more. The six miles of Magazine Street is an exciting blend of antique shops, apparel, art galleries, cafes, curios, furniture, and restaurants. The Uptown, New Orleans Bed and Breakfasts invite you to stay in this neighborhood of the Big Easy!
Terrell HousePhone: 504-247-0560
Toll Free: 866-261-9687
Located on historic Magazine Street in New Orleans, Louisiana, The Terrell House Bed and Breakfast is conveniently located to the Convention Center, Downtown New Orleans, the French Quarter and only a short walk to the St. Charles Avenue Streetcar line.
Grand VictorianPhone: 504-895-1104
Toll Free: 800-977-0008
An award-winning New Orleans bed and breakfast; jump on the streetcar on the St. Charles Avenue streetcar line just outside your door and you are just minutes from the tourist bustle of the French Quarter!
Hubbard Mansion Bed & BreakfastPhone: 504-897-3535
The Hubbard's invite you to experience the splendor that is Hubbard Mansion Bed and Breakfast. Feel the gentle southern breeze from our front porch as you view the majestic oaks that line St. Charles Avenue. Enjoy a sunset carriage ride through the French Quarter. Escape to the mansion that emulates the culture and heritage that's uniquely New Orleans.
Sully Mansion Bed & BreakfastPhone: 504 891-0457
Toll Free: 800 364-2414
This New Orleans Boutique Inn is located in the center of the New Orleans Garden District just steps away from all of the local favorites. Spend your New Orleans stay surrounded by hanging live oaks, wrought iron fences, and wrap-around porches in one of the Sully Mansion's nine guest rooms.
Southern Comfort Bed and BreakfastPhone: 504-895-3680
Toll Free: 888-769-3868
Southern Comfort is one of the most welcoming B&B's in New Orleans. Located 2 blocks off St. Charles Ave, take a short sreetcar ride to the French Quarter, Garden District or the universities. We offer 3 spacious rooms, a lovely tropical patio, full breakfast and personnal assistance.
Garden District B&BPhone: 504-895-4302
Relax, eat, drink and shop on Magazine Street. Just step outside of this 1870 Victorian home and enjoy miles of antiques shops, boutiques, coffee shops, restaurants and bars. The French Quarter is a short ride away on the St Charles Streetcar or Magazine Bus. Free & easy on street parking.
Avenue Inn Bed and BreakfastPhone: 504-269-2640
Toll Free: 800-490-8542
1891 Queen Anne mansion on street car line, minutes to the French Quarter. Drift back to days when life was less pressured and enjoy the ambiance of our peaceful home. All rooms feature: period furnishings, A/C, Cable, and wireless internet access. We offer Continental breakfast and free parking.
Chimes Bed and BreakfastPhone: 504-899-2621, 504 453-2183
Have a New Orleans courtyard experience at the Chimes Bed and Breakfast, in the Uptown/Garden District. The Chimes has five well appointed guest rooms and is located between two public transportation systems. Parking is free if you bring a car. Rates are inclusive, no hidden fees.
Old Lala"s Creole CottagePhone: 504-475-HOME
Historic home built is 1840 newly renovated in 2015 by a local couple. Located in the heart of the lower garden district near Magazine Street and the Ernest Morial Convention Center.
The Green House InnPhone: 504.525.1333
Toll Free: 800.966.1303
Tropical oasis with salt water swimming pool and spa located close to Convention Center, French Quarter and Garden District. All rooms feature king size beds with private baths. Free parking and continental breakfast.
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Troubled by the thought of fighting in a war he doesn't believe in, a young British officer resigns from the army. Branded a coward by his friends and fiancée, he embarks on a dangerous rescue mission in the Sudan to restore his reputation.
A sexy young cast, a director hot off the back of Elizabeth, a massive budget, a classic novel that gave birth to several exciting movie adaptations... Things should not have gone so badly wrong for The Four Feathers that it is now forced to slip quietly into UK cinemas during a weekend dominated by The Hulk.
Its much-delayed release could easily (without too much of a stretch) be blamed on the global situation - when Her Majesty's troops are fighting a controversial war, is the mood right for a film that questions dying 'for Queen and country'? But the simple truth of the matter is that The Four Feathers is a ham-fisted piece of storytelling.
Aesthetically, it's beautiful. Every single shot is astonishingly well-crafted. Narratively, however, it's a disaster. Huge gaps in the story make it impossible for the audience to invest their emotions in the characters or get caught up in the adventure.
With so many cinematic blueprints to draw from, how can this be such an uninvolving mess?


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Koncept ft REKS – Give It Up
Koncept and J57 UK Tour 2013 | Download Koncept ft REKS – Give It Up
Towards the end of 2012, Brown Bag AllStars member Koncept announced he'll be releasing a brand new E.P titled "Malt Disney" which will be available to fans on February 26th 2013. We have the first leak from the E.P which is the bonus track featuring REKS which is titled "Give It Up" and has also been made available as a free download (link above). The track, along with the Malt Disney E.P has been produced by BBAS' DeeJay Element, and Koncept's UK fans can catch him and J57 touring the U.K in February, check the link above for full dates. You can listen to Koncept ft REKS – Give It Up on the audio player below.
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SANTA ANA --- The government calls them "listers," and hundreds of them have begun to walk the streets of Orange County with handheld computers strapped to their hands, making careful note of every address.
There is, federal officials want to emphasize, nothing to worry about.
The listers are the advance scouts of the 2010 census. Their job is to verify that the Census Bureau's address lists and maps are accurate, so that the census questionnaires that go out next year get to the right places.
Those handheld computers strapped to their hands? They're GPS devices that allow the listers to pinpoint every structure where people live, according to the Census Bureau.
Bureau officials understand that strangers pausing outside a home to tap information into a computer may raise some suspicions. They've notified law-enforcement agencies that their listers are on the job, just in case police start getting calls....


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Little Black Cat
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Freaking Awesome
Mysterious, great ambiance, good drum beat. I really liked the whole theme to it. It's pretty simple, but that's kind of how it's supposed to be.
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i love it
they should play this at all the mental institutions in the world lmao
I'll make sure it happens! LBC for nut houses!
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Mental Theme Song
I just found a new one ^.^
^^ Thanks!
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Holy Crap
The minute i heard this on Mind Scape i was like O my god. This is fricking amazing, it gives the feeling of going insane but it just cant happen. I'd love for you to do a new version of it, longer and a bit funkier. Keep the same beat, but make it longer.
Also, i used it in two of my Youtube videos, crediting you of course. Great work, also on Strange Petals.
Sweet, thanks :D I can't really make a new version of this... it was part of a flurry of songs I made one week. I later dubbed these the Static Spork Sessions. I released most of them under the alias Static Spork (I still release stuff under that moniker when I feel like doing something... different) I released the most normal sessions as Gillenium songs (i.e. Ants in Blue Gel, Little Black Cat, Spork Wars 2). I didn't save any of the sound files, so... no true remixes in the future. I might release some of these other sessions in my Gillenium Vault series, though!
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My mind is mesmorized!
Belive it or not i feel like i was alucinating with this song!! Its like a going and coming situation like i hate to say it but here it goes..drug feeling! Its so depressing!! I LOVE IT ANGEL OR SANTAN i dont care! The music belongs to the wicked mortals!
Youre my #1 composer :D
Thank you for creating this song!!!
forever more animatore
Hallucinations? Hell yeah!
Thanks for making me your #1 composer. I'll try to keep making music to alter your consciousness :P


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Police Reports Alliance Two 19-year-old males were both arrested Friday on charges of underage poss
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|Taylor: urging caution
Stanford economist John Taylor has warned that central bank policy was encouraging the same search for yield and excessive risk taking that contributed to the global financial crisis.
He also cautioned against the adoption of unconventional monetary policies as the US Federal Reserve mulls a resumption of quantitative easing, including purchases of government bonds, in a bid to shore up a flagging US economy.
It [further quantitative easing] wouldnt be a good idea. [The Fed] has such a huge balance sheet as it is, Taylor, author of the Taylor Rule on interest rate policy, told Emerging Markets.
William White, former chief economist at the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), said monetary policy in advanced economies is creating financial imbalances and headwinds that now threaten sustainable growth and focus solely on the shorter term effects on domestic demand.
The Fed has pumped $2 trillion into the economy since September 2008 through quantitative easing. Fears of a double-dip recession or a deflationary spiral that could lead to a prolonged loss in economic output have galvanized Western central banks to unleash yet-more liquidity.
Senior Fed officials have signalled more asset purchases could be announced at a policy meeting in the first week of November. The UK government bond market has rallied this week on hopes the Bank of England will announce a new round of quantitative easing today.
Phil Suttle, chief economist at the Institute of International Finance, said central banks in the West are prisoner of financial markets, fearing unexpected policy action will ignite market turmoil.
Randall Kroszner, a former board member of the Federal Reserve, said the US central bank should purchase long-term US government bonds. The fear of disinflation that will lower consumption, increase the nominal value of debt, decrease wages, increase foreclosures and places pressures on banks will galvanize them to action, he said.
While the Feds near-zero interest rate policy is broadly appropriate, further credit easing dangerously increases banks dependency on the central bank, said Taylor. Meanwhile, acquisition of public and private debt is compromising the independence of monetary policy, and could fuel inflation.
I would not increase interests rates now in US, Europe and Japan that would be very damaging for the economic recovery, said Jose Vinals, director of the monetary and capital markets department at the IMF.
Although Vinals said further credit easing will have marginal returns as interest rates are already low, Central banks should be ready to rescale quantitative or credit easing if the situation requires but bearing in mind that the room for maneuver is now more limited.


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CONCORD, NH - Karen Testerman, Republican candidate for the United States Senate, commented on Jeanne Shaheen's Affordable Care Act and the new Congressional Budget Office (CBO) report that the damage from Obamacare will be worse than it first predicted.
The American economy will suffer from 2.3 million fewer full-time workers by 2021 because of Obamacare, according to the CBO report (link).
"Republicans knew that Obamacare was bad news for contractors, employees, employers," Testerman said, "but today's CBO report predicts Jeanne Shaheen's Affordable Care Act is more of a colossal failure than the CBO initially reported.
"The fact that almost all of our Democrat representatives in the Senate and the House voted for Obamacare does not excuse Jeanne Shaheen's lack of care when throwing her support behind Obamacare, or her ignorance of the way our economy works, or both.
"Our senators should represent us and work to improve our economy, not pass legislation that harms our job opportunities and increases the cost of healthcare.
"Jeanne Shaheen had her chance. She lied, she was not competent enough to read the legislation, and she failed us. I would have stood up for the people, not Barack Obama's ideology."


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Teachers: Register today for Teaching & Learning 2014
March 14, 2014
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Walter E. Washington Convention Cneter
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Don't miss your chance to attend the inaugural Teaching & Learning 2014 conference event – an extraordinary opportunity for the entire teaching community to set a new standard in education and innovation.
On March 14-15 — plus the pre-conference day of March 13 — the curtain goes up at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in the heart of Washington, D.C., and we invite Arlington's best teachers to join us along with thousands of educators, advocates and policymakers from all 50 states and more than a dozen countries who will be in attendance.
Registration includes:
>> Breathtaking plenaries from some of the nation's most influential leaders and innovators
>> Headlining featured speakers at the cutting edge of education and leadership today
>> Groundbreaking, hands-on "Inn the Classroom" workshops that will inspire your day-to-day work
>> An opportunity to attend our dynamic Pre-Conference event held in more than a dozen of D.C.'s iconic cultural institutions and museums.
>>Access to education's most innovative and dynamic Exhibit Hall, featuring a wide variety of organizations and companies
Register and guarantee your spot in education history today at: www.TeachingLearning2014.org


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