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Wow "Murderers" is a fuckin' awesome song!
Album Rating: 2.5take back what I said about No Reflection sucking, it does actually have quite a groove.
not sure about the rest of the album though. I think I still by far prefer THEOL
Digging: 21 Savage, Offset and Metro Boomin - Without Warning
Album Rating: 3.5This shits all over High End though
Album Rating: 3.0I like how this album (finally) finds them putting more emphasis on the rhytm section
some tracks have really great bass for example (such as The Gardener)
Four Rusted Horses was my fav track off of THOL too so yea
Digging: Summoning - With Doom We Come
Album Rating: 3.5Twiggy in general is putting more emphasis on the rhythm section, he doesn't have many solos on this or THEOL.
Album Rating: 3.5I always thought Twiggy was a better bassist than guitarist, although some of the bands most famous riffs were written by him
Album Rating: 3.5Well, I am happy he can actually play the songs well live on guitar, unlike in 2009 when he missed a lot of notes. For example, Rock Is Dead at RockAmRing.
Album Rating: 3.0Also... how good are marilyn's vocals in Lay Down Your Goddamn Arms' chorus? Damn!
Album Rating: 2.5
This shits all over High End though
Album Rating: 3.0AF I liked THOL too but come on
this is like the perfect blend of old and new
except for the part where it's not really perfect
Ive heard it all on youtube now-its a VERY average album aside from a couple of great tracks (goddamn arms+murders). You can tell goddamn arms has been over produced to the max to make him actually sound like he can sing, LOL, but it works! ..and murders is fast and hard rock. Great. The rest however is just not memorable enough, and some of the better tracks I would even say could have been re-sung or re-produced to sound far better. I liked the NIN sounding pistol whipped, and slow-motion), but with the rest, even compared to the last couple of albums, this is simply not as good. It sounds like he is either trying too hard, or not enough. There are far too many tracks, it would have been a much stronger album without all the tracks that sound like b-sides. The last two albums were more laid back, but the song writing and choruses there were more memorable-apart from the 4 tracks above, the rest of this album is boring. The first time I heard no reflection I had to turn it off half way through. The first time Ive ever done that to a MM track, and on a re-listen not much has changed. Dull.
A disappointment. The band needs a far better guitarist to get mansons songwriting skills on a constant level, as with MA and HW, not ex-NIN chris vrenna to use manson as his personal on the side experiment. This does not sound like an album-it doesnt have much of an overall feel compared with the rest-and they need to do better with those current album covers too, lol.
AF I liked THOL too but come on
this is like the perfect blend of old and new
except for the part where it's not really perfect
Album Rating: 3.5High End has some good tracks but hes done so much better, compared to the three albums hes known most for its horrid. This is the best hes done since Holy Wood imo.
Album Rating: 2.5nah, no way. Out of all the albums I've heard by him (all of them except parts of EMDM and Portrait...) this is my least favourite so far. And actually, there's more I enjoy from those parts of EMDM than from this as a whole.
Holy Wood and Mechanical Animals are definitely his best
Guys guys guys....
Golden Age is EASILY top gun.
Digging: Beastmilk - Climax
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffHoly Wood and Mechanical Animals are definitely his best
Mech. is a snooze-fest for me, it can't hold my attention.
This is, like the interview I linked on the first page said, Manson going back and creating an album that soundwise fits before his others; he's going back to the basics, and in a way recreating who he is for this new non-shock-rocker age.
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffGolden Age is EASILY top gun.
Fuck yes!
Album Rating: 3.5golden age is easily his most industrial, which is part of why its so awesome
For sure man. I listened to it like a madman during my last year in high school.
Album Rating: 3.5It was the only good thing Skold ever did for this band
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The Sequel To the 2009 Tactical FPS ArmA2. It is expected to release 2013
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ARMA 3 will be using the newest version of Bohemia Interactive's own Real Virtuality game engine. New features compared to previous Arma games include:
- Enhanced mission editor
- Support for DirectX 10 and DirectX 11[6]
- 20 km view distance
- Ragdoll physics
- Physics enabled vehicle handling and environmental objects (PhysX 3[7])
- Underwater environments, vehicles and diving
- Weapon and uniform customization
- Volumetric clouds
- Hands are properly animated (for example steering a wheel of a vehicle)
- Render to Texture
- Improved lighting engine
- Support for Java
- Improved flight model from Take On Helicopters
- Support for six degrees of freedom
- Dayz MOD Likely to be ported to ArmA 3
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Ruby E. Price, 92, died Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2000.
Mrs. Price was a daughter of the late Jessie W. and Lula P. Harris and was the widow of Marcus Edgar Price. She was a retired seamstress, having worked at Carwood Manufacturing and R & R Manufacturing Co., and was a member of Bethel Baptist Church.
Services will be at 11 a.m. today at Bethel Baptist Church with the Rev. Willard Baxter officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
Survivors include a daughter, Fay Miller, Macon; two sons, John W. Price, Chamblee, and Julian E. Price, Helena; two sisters, Nellie McDaniel and Sudell Adams, both of Social Circle; eight grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.
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Lee Ann Rittenhouse, age 54, of Naperville, IL passed away on Wednesday, September 26, 2012. She was born in Peoria, IL on April 20, 1958.
Lee Ann is survived by her loving husband of 31 years, Stephen P. Rittenhouse; her devoted children, Jenna E., Kara J. and Brian S. Rittenhouse; and her dear sisters, Karen (Doug) Kolditz and Sue LeCount. She was preceded in death by her parents, Maurice and Jean Radtke.
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West End theatres attendances up
The West End enjoyed record ticket sales last year thanks to the launch of several major new musicals and plays, according to figures released by the Society of London Theatre (SOLT).
The box office figures show o verall attendances were up by 4 per cent from the previous year to 14,587,276, while sales rose 11 per cent to £585,506,455.
SOLT said sales were boosted by new musicals including The Book Of Mormon and Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, and plays such as The Audience, starring Helen Mirren as the Queen.
More than half a million people have been to see Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, which s tars Douglas Hodge as Willy Wonka.
SOLT president Mark Rubinstein said: "I am delighted that we can announce a record year for London theatre attendances as well as a tenth year running of year-on-year growth in ticket income.
"These figures pay testament to the quality, vibrancy and enduring popularity of the London stage, which, despite a difficult economic climate, continues to pull in the crowds thanks to the world-class entertainment on offer and inclusive pricing structures.
"With the combined box office advance sales also reaching new heights in December, we are looking forward to another year of success stories for our theatres in 2014."
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FREMONT, Ohio — An investigation has concluded an accidental, self-inflicted gunshot killed a 19-year-old northern Ohio man whose family challenged a ruling that it was a suicide.
State Attorney General Mike DeWine's office had investigated the March 2012 death of Jacob Limberios and had called a grand jury to consider testimony.
Authorities said Wednesday that the grand jury declined to bring charges against anyone in the case.
The Sandusky County coroner had ruled the death a suicide but also said the teen might not have known the gun was loaded.
His parents fought that ruling and hired their own forensic pathologist to do an autopsy. He concluded the death was a homicide after the teen's body was exhumed last fall.


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Iraq: At least 37 Shiites killed in blasts
A suicide car bomb devastated a Shiite mosque in northern Iraq, one of a number of attacks Friday that killed at least 37 Shiite pilgrims. The deadliest attack reported in Rasheediyah, north of Mosul, when a suicide car bomb rocked a mosque, killing at least 30 people. An official said at least 88 were injured in the blast.
Earlier, a series of roadside explosions targeted Shiite pilgrims returning from the southern city of Karbala to the Iraqi capital Friday, killing at least seven people, Iraqi sources said. According to the AP, the first of three bombs went off at about 9:10 a.m., targeting a minibus with pilgrims as it entered the Shiite slum of Sadr City, a police official said. The attack killed four pilgrims and injured eight others, the official said. The
Later, two near simultaneous blasts near the Shaab football stadium in eastern Baghdad killed three pilgrims as they were walking home to Sadr City, said a police source. At least 13 pilgrims were wounded in the two blasts.
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The number of hotel guests from Britain fell more than 10 percent to 643,196, compared with 719,889 the previous year, according to figures from Dubai's Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing.
Dubai is launching a £1 million (Dh5.8m) advertising campaign to try to change perceptions of the British towards the emirate as a holiday destination as visitor numbers from the United Kingdom decline.
Britain was the biggest feeder market of tourists to Dubai for many years. But although the total number of visitors to the emirate increased last year, the number of hotel guests from Britain fell more than 10 percent to 643,196, compared with 719,889 the previous year, according to figures from Dubai's Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing. "We still believe there is more to be done here in the UK to really showcase the breadth of offering in Dubai," said Ian Scott, the tourism department's director for the UK and Ireland. "Our latest research revealed there are myths still prominent in people's perceptions of Dubai, so this consumer and trade activity will tackle these misconceptions head-on," Mr Scott said.
Negative perceptions identified among people in the UK who have never been to the emirate include the beliefs that Dubai has no cultural offerings; is all five-star luxury with few affordable options; is restrictive for tourists in terms of nightlife and dress; and is not suitable for families.
The tourism agency's campaign will include advertorials and online video interviews in which families that have been to Dubai talk about their experiences. "Dubai's growth as a tourist destination is a tribute to its progressive advertising and promotional campaigns," said Gaurav Sinha, the managing director of Insignia, a brand communications firm.
"I think it's important for Dubai to continue lifting the veil on the various attractions and unique offerings of the destination. There are many contradicting perceptions in the UK about Dubai which will be addressed by this initiative. The tabloid news culture within UK has over-sensationalised incidents which are far from the truth."
"I will not be surprised if the austere economic circumstances within the UK have been pivotal to the weakened spirit of overseas travel by its citizens," Mr Sinha said. "VisitBritain has actively promoted staycations, with politicians and celebrities alike setting examples by taking domestic holidays." Hoteliers agree that the weakness in the UK economy has played a role in the dip in the visitor flows from Britain.
"Yes, there has been a noticeable decline from there," said Habib Khan, the general manager of the Arabian Courtyard hotel in Dubai. "The decline is not to Dubai only; the decline is generally. Outbound has declined. People are trying to save money."
Dubai was previously promoted largely as a luxury, five-star destination, but the emirate has shifted its tourism marketing strategy in recent years, with prices of hotels also falling sharply from their peaks and far more budget accommodation on offer. This has helped Dubai to appeal to a larger range of tourists, particularly from emerging markets.
Strong growth in tourism from Saudi Arabia and India to Dubai last year meant that those countries overtook the UK as the emirate's largest and second-largest sources of tourists. Britain slipped to third place. Hotels have in part attributed the surge in business last year to the Arab Spring, as tourist flows were diverted from countries including Egypt and Bahrain to the UAE.
Dubai enjoyed an overall increase of 10 percent in the number of hotel guests in the emirate last year over the previous year, reporting a total of 9.3 million tourists. The average length of stay rose 12 percent to 3.6 days, while revenue grew by 20 percent last year to Dh16 billion, according to figures from the tourism department.
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ssh-keygen for auto ssh login not working
I followed the information provided on this page to use ssh-keygen to generate ssh keys to allow me to login to some machines on the local network that would not require me to login (because I'm writing a script that needs to ssh into these machines and execute various commands). These machines are running different versions of Linux, including one WindowsXP machine running cygwin.
It worked great for every machine except for one embedded system that is running a minimal version of debian. I copied over the key to it exactly the same as I did for the other machines, but it still requires me to enter a password. I checked permissions and also tried to save the key to .ssh/authorized_keys2 as the webpage suggests, but nothing changed. I don't see any messages at all regarding ssh so I'm unable to really figure out what I should do, and a general web search didn't help me either. Does anyone have an idea of what might be wrong or what I could be missing?
One important distinction is on this machine, when I ssh into it I have to login as root. So I stored my ssh key in /root/.ssh/authorized_keys instead of in a user's local home .ssh folder. I'm wondering if there's something special or different I need to do for ssh'ing in as root as opposed to a normal user.
Also I checked the permissions of .ssh and authorized_keys and they are both correct as far as I know (again, according to the site I linked to in my original post).
Does ssh -vvv ... show any hint of pubkey authentication?
Ah thanks, didn't even know about that ssh option.
$ ssh -vvv firstname.lastname@example.com
The authorized_keys file will be used on the server side. You can limit the kind of authorization with:
$ ssh -vvv -oPreferredAuthentications=publickey firstname.lastname@example.com
Doesn't this part of the log:
$ ssh -vvv firstname.lastname@example.com
The most likely cause of this is that you are generating the keys on an ssh-2 machine but your target machine is installed with ssh-1 protocol and never the twain shall meet .....
debug1: Connection established.
debug1: identity file /home/militho/.ssh/identity type -1
debug3: Not a RSA1 key file /home/militho/.ssh/id_rsa. <-----------
debug2: key_type_from_name: unknown key type '-----BEGIN'
debug3: key_read: missing keytype
I have the output about the failed RSA1 detection all the time I use -vvv and it doesn't mean the server expect only RSA1, nor prohibits it to log in using RSA2 keys AFAICS, for me it works despite the debug message.
Does that SSH server accept root login?
You can simply verify that in your sshd_config (usually located in /etc/ssh/).
Do you have the parameter "PermitRootLogin yes"?
Hope this helps!
Sorry I've been absent here the past couple of days. I got tied up with some other work.
Yes, the sshd server permits root login. If it didn't I shouldn't be able to login as root as all, right? And I can ssh as root into that machine, just not without requiring a password.
After reading everyone's feedback and going through the ssh-keygen man page, I tried a couple of things and still have the same problem.
# Try generating rsa1 keys
$ ssh -vvv -oPreferredAuthentications=publickey firstname.lastname@example.com
As suggested: can you please check the logfile on the server, e.g. /var/log/messages?
Oops, sorry I skipped over that. There is nothing in /var/log/messages; its simply a blank file. A different company setup this embedded system (it runs some version of Debian) and I have no idea how they have it configured. I didn't see anything else in /var/log that looked like it would contain any useful information.
/root is also not writable by anyone else, as its permission is checked too.
I only know of a setting with the opposite effect: diallow password login for root, but still allow logins by publickey method.
Maybe the location of the authorized_keys file is different. Is there a line like:
There is but its commented out.
$ cat /etc/ssh/sshd_config | grep Keys
Ok, then it's not used. But usually the default is written in this form and so I assume that the home directory of root is /root on this machine where you put the keys?
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Another great day in the Lord! Celebrating Mother's Day for all the great mothers here and those that have gone on to be with the Lord. One of those praise days.
We began the morning service with a good morning from Brother Paul. We had many prayer requests and prayer was led by Sister Mary. We sang for Jesus. Sunday school leader Peggy Potts, began with prayer. We are studying in I Corinthians, finished chapter 3 and had a lot of class discussion and comments.
We sang Happy Anniversary to Brother Paul and Sister Alice Welch. Sixty two years of life together, what a blessing!
Time to sing for the Lord. The choir was in good voice. We gave our gifts to the Lord, with Sister Mary blessing the gifts. Sister Patsy prayed before the specials. We had specials from Sister Peggy, Sister Sharon and Brother Frank Watson, who was here visiting his mother, Sister Peggy, for Mother's Day.
Brother Toby Sanders and wife, Sister Jamie, joined us today. Brother Toby brought the morning message from Matthew 28:18-20. He gave us a great message from the Lord and closed with prayer. Sister Peggy dismissed with prayer.
The prayer circle was full for our evening service. Many prayer requests and prayer was led by Sister Ulla. We sang for the Lord. We had specials by Sister Peggy, Brother Marvin, Sister Ulla and Sister Patsy playing a beautiful piano solo.
Brother Marvin brought the message from Ruth 1:1-16. He gave us a good message from the Lord. We closed with a song and Sister Patsy dismissed with prayer.
There will be no fourth Saturday night singing this month at Happy Home Church…see you in June. Have a great week, keep God in your heart and you will be blessed.


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London, Sep 1 (IANS) Inspired by roadside dhabas dotting the national highways in India, an Indian-origin chef has opened a Bollywood-themed restaurant in Britain, a media report said.
Called Papadoms, the restaurant is offering Indian street food at High Street West complex in the city of Sunderland, Sunderland Echo news portal reported on Tuesday.
According to executive chef and owner Sanjeev Sanghara, Sunderland is the perfect place to launch the restaurant that created at least 30 part-time jobs in the city.
"Most of the menu which also features handi and tiffin options is inspired by a trip to India," Sanghara was quoted as saying.
"We launched the Papadoms pilot here to test new ideas in the market. There is a lot of competition from other Indian restaurants at this site," Sanghara added, saying that he plans to soon launch a chain of Papadoms restaurants.
It is a great opportunity for us and a chance to bring a new style of cuisine to Sunderland, he noted.
Sanghara's family owns two traditional Indian restaurants in Scotland.


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Agatha Christie respectfully requests that you get a clue.
Her late ladyship, the mystery mistress who hath dun the whodunit better than anyone, takes another bow when her play "The Mousetrap" gets snapping this week in Vista.
"The Mousetrap"
Moonlight Stage Productions
7:30 p.m. Thursdays-Fridays; 2 and 7:30 Saturdays; 2 p.m. Sundays. Through Feb. 5. Avo Playhouse, 303 Main St., Vista. $22-$30. (760) 724-2110 or moonlightstage.com
The 1952 thriller has a mighty presence in theater lore: It happens to be the longest-running play ever, having notched 24,000 performances (and counting) in London.
Moonlight returnee Jason Heil directs the piece about tensions and deceptions at an old boardinghouse; the production includes such local lights as Rachael VanWormer, Charlie Riendeau, Jessica John and Dagmar Krause Fields.
And, presumably, one very impressive wedge of cheese.Copyright © 2017, The San Diego Union-Tribune


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Ohio company, cooperative cashing in on demand for culinary chestnuts
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CARROLLTON, Ohio — In the 1960s and '70s, Jay Miller planted some Chinese chestnut trees. They did pretty well, said his son, Greg, who has turned those trees into a career – the Empire Chestnut Co.
"I am involved in the chestnut business full-time," Greg Miller said. "After I graduated college in 1984, I came back home and converted my dad's hobby into a business, which was a slow conversion. We started selling the chestnuts, as culinary nuts, something to eat."
In the early 1990s Miller started a nursery and grew Chinese chestnut seedlings, trees to market as producers of chestnuts, he said. Chinese chestnuts do well in the area – east-central Ohio, at the foot of the Appalachians – but not as a forest tree, as the American chestnut tree was.
Chinese chestnuts, however, have a better flavor than their American cousins, Miller said. And they are easier to harvest; they are hand-picked off the ground after they fall. American chestnuts tend to stay on the tree and become a favorite of blue jays. They are also 2-3 times smaller than Chinese nuts.
"The Chinese chestnut trees are more of an agricultural crop rather than a replacement of a forest tree, which is an ambition of the American Chestnut Foundation (ACF)," he said. "I have also been involved with the ACF, in producing thousands of American chestnut seedlings."
When he started in the nursery business, property in the area had been strip-mined. The mining company planted 8,000 chestnut trees from his nursery on undisturbed and mined land.
"Among me and my neighbors, we've got collectively 90-acres of chestnut trees in production," Miller said. "That crop kept getting bigger and bigger and it got to be more than I could handle.
"In 2010 we growers formed an agricultural cooperative, Route 9 Cooperative, and built a new chestnut packing facility."
The chestnuts are harvested off the ground, after they fall. The cooperative harvested about 60,000 pounds of Chinese chestnuts in 2012, Miller said.
"We're all sold out of those and I got another 11,000 or 12,000 pounds from a grower in Pennsylvania to help us fill our orders," he explained. "Our biggest buyer markets them in the New York City area. We also sell them online all over the country.
"We have this situation where right now there is a lot more demand for chestnuts than the United States can or does produce. So there seems to be an opportunity to plant more trees and get more production."
With the cooperative doing well, Miller is trying to hand off the culinary nut packing business to it so he can concentrate more on the nursery part of the business, explaining he can't do both. "The main goal of the nursery business is to produce chestnut trees for nut production, to foster that growth of the industry," he said.
A chestnut tree takes 3-7 years to produce, Miller said. While chestnut trees have a reputation of growing well in poor soil, they are mountainside trees and need well-drained soil.
"They grow on mountainsides just fine," Miller said. "They don't grow on nice, flat Midwestern soil where corn does great. There are lots of places that that corn does well, but chestnuts won't."
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Mission 1- Finish off your targets fast and then knock down Saesee Tiin's shields.
Mission 2- Finish training fast and beat Saesee Tiin in a dogfight.
Mission 3- Finish training fast and beat Jinkins in a dogfight.
Mission 4- Finish training fast and, again, beat Jinkins in a dogfight.
Mission 5- Beat Saesee Tiin in dogfight.
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Mission 1- Target the unknown ship after the Lander appears and destroy it.
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Mission 2- Do not let any TF craft land on the beach.
(2-player- Destroy the TF battleships)
Mission 3- Droid starfighters in hangar must be destroyed.
(2-player- Yellow doors under the space station must be destroyed)
Mission 4- Tractor beam towers must be destroyed.
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Mission 5- All enemies must be destroyed.
(2-player- All buildings must be protected)
Mission 6- Complete mission in under 9 minutes.
(2-player- All round containers must be destroyed)
Mission 7- TF freighters must be destroyed.
(2-player- All Sabaoth craft must be destroyed)
Mission 8- All landers and freighters must be destroyed.
(2-player- All defense barracks must be destroyed)
Misson 9- Hex deployers must be destroyed.
(2-player- Destroy dropships before they land)
Mission 10- Keep your tugs from being destroyed.
(2-player- Sabaoth destroyer Reaver must be destroyed)
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(2-player- All missile frigates must be destroyed)
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(2-player- Cruiser must be destroyed without using orbital cannon)
Mission 13- All bunkers must be destroyed.
(2-player- All clones must survive)
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Mission 15- Keep Mere cruisers from being destroyed.
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Bearish MACD for Central Garden & Pet Co.
Central Garden & Pet Co.'s MACD indicator has moved into bearish territory with a reading of –0.3662. The Zacks #5 Rank ("Strong Sell") stock decreased more than 0.93% to $9.54 in morning trade. The Zacks Consensus Estimate on the company's earnings for the year ending September 2013 has decreased by 7 cents over the past two months to 85 cents per share.


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ICBM Modernization:
Status, Survivable Basing Issues, and Need To Reestablish a National Consensus
NSIAD-86-200: Published: Sep 19, 1986. Publicly Released: Sep 19, 1986.
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GAO reported on the status of the land-based Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) Modernization Program, specifically: (1) the deployment of 50 Peacekeeper missiles in existing Minuteman silos; (2) research to determine a survivable basing mode for 50 additional Peacekeeper missiles or other missiles; and (3) the development of a small, single-warhead ICBM.
GAO found that: (1) the Department of Defense (DOD) began studies of a single-warhead small ICBM weighing 37,000 pounds because of a need for increased range and payload flexibility; (2) DOD is studying missile quantities, basing characteristics, and other factors that influence ICBM program costs; (3) the estimated life-cycle cost of 500 such missiles is between $44.8 billion and $52.1 billion; (4) preliminary testing on the missile launcher's ability to adequately survive a nuclear attack is promising; (5) DOD expects to select suitable land for basing by December 1986; and (6) DOD has not specified the ICBM survivability level or whether that level is achievable. GAO also found that: (1) the Air Force is studying eight alternative basing concepts to allow deployment of 50 additional Peacekeeper missiles; (2) the automated total life-cycle cost for the Peacekeeper program is $21 billion; (3) the life-cycle cost estimates for a combined force of 500 small ICBM's and 100 Peacekeepers range from $73 billion to $109 billion; (4) the cost estimate for alternative ICBM forces is not available; (5) DOD is studying the feasibility of developing mobile missiles weighing up to 75,000 pounds with the capability to carry two or three warheads; and (6) Congress linked the Peacekeeper deployment schedule to the small ICBM system.
Oct 19, 2017
NASA Human Space Exploration:Integration Approach Presents Challenges to Oversight and IndependenceGAO-18-28: Published: Oct 19, 2017. Publicly Released: Oct 19, 2017.
Oct 4, 2017
Space Exploration:Improved Planning and Communication Needed for Plutonium-238 and Radioisotope Power Systems ProductionGAO-18-161T: Published: Oct 4, 2017. Publicly Released: Oct 4, 2017.
Space Exploration:DOE Could Improve Planning and Communication Related to Plutonium-238 and Radioisotope Power Systems Production ChallengesGAO-17-673: Published: Sep 8, 2017. Publicly Released: Oct 4, 2017.
Aug 9, 2017
Space Launch:Coordination Mechanisms Facilitate Interagency Information Sharing on AcquisitionsGAO-17-646R: Published: Aug 9, 2017. Publicly Released: Aug 9, 2017.
Jun 9, 2017
Satellite Acquisitions:Agencies May Recover a Limited Portion of Contract Value When Satellites FailGAO-17-490: Published: Jun 9, 2017. Publicly Released: Jun 9, 2017.
May 16, 2017
NASA:Assessments of Major ProjectsGAO-17-303SP: Published: May 16, 2017. Publicly Released: May 16, 2017.
Apr 27, 2017
NASA Human Space Exploration:Delay Likely for First Exploration MissionGAO-17-414: Published: Apr 27, 2017. Publicly Released: Apr 27, 2017.
Mar 23, 2017
Commercial Space Launch Insurance:Weakness in FAA's Insurance Calculation May Expose the Federal Government to Excess RiskGAO-17-366: Published: Mar 23, 2017. Publicly Released: Mar 23, 2017.
Feb 16, 2017
NASA Commercial Crew Program:Schedule Pressure Increases as Contractors Delay Key EventsGAO-17-137: Published: Feb 16, 2017. Publicly Released: Feb 16, 2017.
Dec 7, 2016
James Webb Space Telescope:Project Meeting Cost and Schedule Commitments but Continues to Use Reserves to Address ChallengesGAO-17-71: Published: Dec 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Dec 7, 2016.
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One farmer's experience with prostate cancer
Like many farmers, I have to be dragged almost semi-conscious before I'll go "see a doctor. "
My wife Jill gently reminded me for more than five years that I had promised to get a physical exam. My denial: "I'm never sick."
When I finally did get a physical exam in April 2005 at age 69, the PSA test came back a shocking 24.4 nanograms per liter -- six times the upper boundary for a normal prostate. A local urologist performed a needle biopsy, snagging 16 tissue cores from my prostate. His verdict: "You have prostate cancer."
Compounding that, my prostate gland had swelled to more than twice normal size -- 53 cubic centimeters -- with 40% of that volume composed of cancer nodules. The only relieving news: The cancer was a slow-growing type, rated at a 6 on the Gleason scale, not a more aggressive 7 or 8.
The urologist said this late T2 stage case was "not a candidate for a radical prostatectomy" because cancer cells had probably spread to nearby tissue a few millimeters outside the prostate capsule. He recommended hormones and radiation to "manage" my cancer. He did not say "cure."
My wife Jill and I launched two months of intensive library and Internet research into prostate cancer and alternative treatments, filling two file drawers with data. We ordered books, and spent $300 for the 466-page "Moss Report on Prostate Cancer," a compilation of almost every known treatment for the affliction.
I learned that you can surgically remove the prostate, ream it out, freeze it, fry it with ultrasound, radiate it with external beam electron radiation or internal radioactive seeds, and deprive it of testosterone with drugs like Lupron and Viadur. Then there are dozens of "alternative" treatments, none with established track records.
I consulted two additional urologists, including one at Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Both recommended Lupron for at least four months "to shrink the gland 30%" and then external beam radiation. "You might be on Lupron the rest of your life," cautioned one of these urologists.
The urologists chuckled at the "side effects" of hormone therapy. "You'll have hot flashes, but don't expect sympathy from your wife." But as we studied the long-term impacts of testosterone blockers, we resolved to avoid hormone treatment.
At first, proton radiation at Loma Linda in California looked promising. But we could find no convincing data on outcomes of that therapy.
That narrowed our choices to two:
High-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU), which virtually cooks all prostate cells in a two-hour treatment. This isn't allowed in the U.S., but is available in Canada, Mexico and most of Europe. The $23,000 cost wouldn't be covered by insurance. The HIFU physicians at Toronto in Canada and Cancun in Mexico were very supportive, but both advised me that my prostate gland was too large for the focal length of their instrument. That left the second option.
Implanting with radioactive seeds, then applying simultaneous, precise Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy at the Radiotheraphy Clinics of Georgia (RCOG), founded by Dr. Frank Critz. The Mayo Clinic urologist had cautioned me: "Dr. Critz stirs up a lot of controversy in the profession. He's not in the mainstream."
Dr. Critz sounded like the kind of independent-thinking physician I had been searching for. I sent all my medical records to RCOG, and within days Dr. Critz himself phoned me: "I've studied your pathology report, CT scan and all other records. We've had excellent outcomes with even more difficult cases than yours."
We studied data on the RCOG website (www.prostrcision.com) and visited with several of this clinic's previous patients. By early July, Jill and I concluded that treatment at RCOG offered the best statistical prospects for cure -- with the fewest potential complications.
Every aspect of my treatment there, from seed implant July 28, to 35 linear beam treatments completed October 11 has confirmed that decision. Three months after the implant, my PSA had plunged from 24 to 10.4. Six months later in January 2006, it dropped again by half, to 5. As it does for every patient. RCOG will track my PSA every six months until I'm in Heaven and out of their range. With this trend, I expect that the PSA indicator of cancer's presence will drop to 0.2 nanograms per liter in about 18 months. That's the declining curve established by thousands of other treated men.
RCOG's most recent "cure rate" data shows that over almost 9,000 cases treated with seed implant and precision radiation in the past 25 years, 81% have a PSA of 0.2 or less after 10 years. That's the same "cancer-free" standard used to judge the success of radical prostatectomy.
RCOG has given the name "ProstRcision" to their unique combination of implanting Iodine-125 radioactive seeds followed with precision external irradiation starting two to three weeks after the implant -- while the internal seeds are active. Here are the benefits I experienced at the clinic:
The transperineal implant is minor outpatient surgery, using needles and ultrasound imagery for guidance. Most men leave the hospital after recovering from light anesthesia. The following day, they check in at the RCOG clinic for removal of the catheter they've worn overnight. Typically their main discomfort is having to keep the catheter overnight.
The implanted seeds, including gold marker seeds, provide precision markers for focusing of linear beam irradiation. They can be seen on simple X-rays and more comprehensive CT scans. Specialized computer programs create a three-dimensional model of each man's prostate. This program masks the Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT) beam so it focuses within a few millimeters of the tissue intended for treatment. This spares rectal tissue and other non-target organs. Seeds are placed at least five millimeters from the urethra, which passes through the prostate gland. Cells impacted by both internal and external radiation are disrupted the most. Over several months, the inability of cells to reproduce leads to gradual fading away of the prostate gland and seminal vesicles. Fortunately, most nerves well outside the prostate are spared, so about 70% of men maintain their pre-treatment erectile capability. The urinary restriction typical of prostate cases gradually fades over a few months. You can virtually compare your progress with the charts established by nearly 9,000 men treated at RCOG over 25 years.
The atmosphere of the staff and patients was upbeat and enthusiastic at the Decatur RCOG clinic where I was treated. Radiology therapists are cheerful, almost affectionate, with the dozens of men they treat daily. It was the first time I've ever gotten a goodbye hug from a nurse, plus an invitation, "Y'all come back to the annual reunion, heah? I'll be disappointed if I don't see you." The waiting room is more like a mens' club, where the guys share their clinical stories. Few men I talked with had any really bothersome side effects from treatments.
Patients benefit from a wide array of supportive activities. RCOG's main clinic in Decatur has a separate building dedicated to patient education, including regular lectures by the doctors and an excellent nutritionist, Brodie Haddock. RCOG recognizes the importance of nutrition, and Jill and I are following a primarily plant-based diet of whole, fresh foods to further reduce odds of recurrence. We've learned that diet (especially animal protein) is an important factor in eight out of ten cases of cancer. I especially recommend the book, The China Study, by T. Colin Campbell and his son, Thomas M. Campbell II.
Also at RCOG, patients are encouraged to enjoy social get-togethers organized by former patients such as Margaret and Bill Frisbee and Eleanor Barnett. In effect, the clinic's patients are their "mission field."
The clinic also has a full-time professional, Anita Luebben, who facilitates a prostate support group and helps patients with individual issues like insurance and housing. Patients are encouraged to make new friends and participate in regular tours of the Atlanta area. The friendships are so enduring that hundreds of patients return every year for an annual reunion. The 2005 reunion included a reception at the home of Dr. Critz.
RCOG was also instrumental in providing an excellent, free place to stay nearby in Atlanta for men and their spouses with limited financial resources for the six or seven week stay in Atlanta during external beam irradiation. Men come to RCOG from all U.S. states and 40 countries around the world. Naturally, many are from Georgia, so RCOG has established several satellite clinics throughout the state so more patients can drive from home daily for the 30 or 35 external beam treatments.
Dr. Critz told me I was one of the "toughest 5%" of the seed implant cases he has dealt with. The cancer nodules had distorted the gland, pushing the urethra off to one side. I needed 118 seeds, which are about the size of those little sugar sprinkles you use to decorate cupcakes. When I told Dr. Critz that my local urologists had recommended Lupron and external radiation, Dr. Critz told me, "You'd have been better off doing nothing than take that course. I've never seen a case like yours cured by external radiation alone." RCOG does not recommend testosterone blockers. If men come to the clinic with previous hormone use, RCOG has found that these men don't have higher cancer cure rates -- but they do have an increase in negative side effects.
Since returning home from RCOG, my energy level is rising. I've had minimal follow-on symptoms. Even the minor urinary restriction from my biggie-sized gland is gradually receding. I've been pushing up terraces with the bulldozer, cutting firewood and cleaning up behind the barn, finally.
Jill and I have been blessed. And we've already been able to share our experience with four other men just diagnosed with prostate cancer. Our prayers are with those guys, and for any man and his wife who face such a need for treatment.
Other installments in the series on prostate cancer:
Like many farmers, I have to be dragged almost semi-conscious before I'll go "see a doctor. "


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Aarhus GF midfielder Benny Feilhaber hopes to be back in action before the end of March.
The former Derby County midfielder has an ankle injury which raised concerns about his fitness ahead of the US's World Cup campaign.
"I'm in Brazil doing my rehab, and there was a very positive prognosis," Feilhaber told Soccer365. "Nothing wrong with the ligaments, no breaks, no cartilage problems, only a bad sprain.
"I'm staying in Rio to do my rehab as me and my club both think this is the quickest way for me to get back to fitness," he added. "I hope to go back to Denmark by the end of next week and restart training by the end of the month at the latest."


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Online shopping gets more convenient
By BBC News Online internet reporter
Mark Ward
Thousands of local shops will soon be acting as drop-off and pick-up points for the goods that people buy online.
Instead of having packages delivered to your home, online shoppers will soon be able to choose to have them delivered to a local shop they can visit on the way home from work.
The news comes on the heels of another announcement that there are plans to use milkmen as a means of getting goods bought online to busy shoppers.
Delivery specialist M-Box has signed up well-known chains of local shops and convenience stores such as Londis, Spar and Costcutter to take delivery of goods ordered online by people living close by.
Scottish stores such as Botterills, David Sands and Jacksons are also taking part.
A trial of the service with 1,000 stores is being planned but eventually over 10,000 shops will be taking part.
Package problems
While many e-tailers have slick websites, many are struggling to get the goods people order online to customers. Often the people shopping online are those who are at work all day and cannot wait for packages to be delivered to their homes.
A lot of small companies have sprung up that are trying to help e-tailers get goods to people. Some e-tailers are starting to offer the drop-off services as one of the delivery options on their sites.
Earlier this year, a service called Dropzone1 launched, which is planning to use petrol stations and corner shops as drop-off points.
Earlier this month, Express Dairies announced that its milkmen would soon be delivering goods for e-tailers.
US consumers are taking a more robust attitude to web companies that cannot deliver.
This week, seven net retailers, including CD Now and Toys-R-Us, agreed to pay fines totalling Ł1m because they misled customers about when goods would be delivered.
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Review for Seedlings Braille Books For Children, Livonia, MI, USA
I am a librarian at a school who was in search of non-contracted Braille books for a student. I was able to put in a request for a student to recieve two free braille (non-contracted) through Seedling's Book Angel Program. Non-contracted braille books are hard to find and I am thrilled that this student now has some books that he can read and call his own. These books mean so much to this student! I would highly recommend this organization. I am very appreciative of their services!
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You put all that effort into decorating and hiding the Easter eggs—now what? Eat egg salad sandwiches all week, but of course. The hard-boiled eggs should last about a week in the fridge. We've rounded up our favorite egg salad recipes (curried, Grandma's classic, and one with sardines) and when you get sick of those, there's always deviled eggs, Niçoise salad, and more. Now the real question, what to do with all those leftover shells! OK, that's probably a less exciting question.
Egg Salads
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Actors Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green reportedly have broken up after five years of marriage, two children together and a relationship of more than a decade.
Us Weekly said "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" and "Transformers" star Fox, 29, and former "Beverly Hills, 90210" star Green, 42, a recent cast-member of "Anger Management," decided six months ago to separate. The magazine said the two were last photographed together having lunch in Beverly Hills on June 9.
The stars' representatives could not be reached for comment.
The couple has a son, Noah, born in September 2012, and another, Bodhi Ransom, born in February of last year. Green has another son, Kassius, with ex-girlfriend Vanessa Marcil. Fox and Green were married on June 24, 2010, on the Big Island of Hawaii's Four Seasons Resort Hualalai at Ka'upulehu. They had become engaged earlier that month, following an engagement in November 2006 that the couple called off in February 2009.


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At former San Marcos theme park, history hoisted from the water
Updated 11:05 pm, Friday, May 25, 2012
SAN MARCOS - A 467-ton piece of history was hoisted from the headwaters of the San Marcos River this week, bringing the small lake closer to its natural state but further than ever from its glory days as a tourist attraction.
At the Aquarena Springs theme park, visitors from the 1950s to the mid-1990s could ride glass-bottom boats across the clear water, play tic-tac-toe against chickens or see a rabbit play piano.
But the Submarine Underwater Theatre was the main attraction, and now it's gone. Safe and dry behind its windows, tourists watched "aquamaids" and "witch doctors" do skits and tricks such as eating and drinking underwater.
And then there was the star of the show: Ralph, the Swimming Pig.
"We didn't have scuba gear," recalled Kevin Valenta, now 51 and a public school teacher, who enjoyed performing at Aquarena Springs from his first day on the job in the summer of 1979 as a freshman at Southwest Texas State, now Texas State University.
"We used a water hose that was modified for air, so it was a little intimidating at first to get used to breathing through the hose," he said.
Valenta often led Ralph across the water by swimming in front of him with a bottle of milk.
Many of those who came Thursday to watch a crane haul the building from the lake had vivid memories of that pig.
"Ralph wasn't always cooperative," recalled San Marcos resident Phillip Hicks. "A pig doesn't swim because it wants to. They had to throw him in the water. Sometimes he would get loose and run off."
Costumed performers would then have to chase him, he said.
Ralph and the aquamaids took their last dives in 1996 after the university acquired the park and decided to convert it to an educational center. The springs are home to endangered species of fish, insects, a salamander and wild rice found nowhere else. Academics and activists working to protect the Edwards Aquifer regarded the park as a tacky distraction.
"We were working on a new show, and so it was a shock for all of us," recalled Robin Ward, an aquamaid in the final production. "Of course I was sad, but I was also energized by the idea of what they were going to do. I had fallen in love with the endangered species and the springs ... and I wanted to be a part of that transition."
Ward ended up as an aquarium supervisor, helping develop educational programs. About 125,000 people visit each year, many of them schoolchildren.
Valenta also maintained a connection. Teaching in San Marcos schools, he brought his students in for field trips, guided to a tributary creek by a professor in Texas State's aquatic biology program.
"We would use our nets to collect insect larvae, and we could tell the health of the river by what we found," Valenta said.
Clearing the lake
Education is what Andrew Sansom, executive director of TSU's River Systems Institute, hopes to expand with the springs' restoration.
Before the university builds a visitor and education center, it wants to erase all trace of the theme park.
"The submarine was built in a time before any environmental regulations, so it contains materials and substances that are potentially harmful to the endangered species," Sansom said. "That's why it's being lifted in one piece."
He said the crane, capable of lifting 1,800 tons, is one of the largest in the country. The removal took more than three hours, with workers using underwater cameras to make sure no colonies of endangered fountain darters or Texas blind salamanders were inside the theater. About 100 tons of water had to be drained from it as the structure came up.
Some vestiges remain
Another smaller structure left on the bottom of the lake from a flood 50 years ago still needs to come out, along with towers that once held aerial cable cars, Sansom said.
One thing can't be removed: nostalgia.
"It's one of those things in the past you wish could go on forever," Valenta said. "But it could be worse. A hotel chain could have come in and wiped everything out. I'm glad they're using it for an education center. It's the next best thing."


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Justin Bieber posted a photo on Instagram that he didn't delete.
JB documented his studio session with Chris Brown. According to the caption, the two made a song for the fans. How thoughtful.
Both have anger management issues so they will definitely be able to relate, but hopefully there will be no disagreements because who knows how that will turn out.
Meanwhile Justin's photo with Selena Gomez was deleted, wonder how she feels about that.
Perez also talked to Booker about Katy Perry's new record label, Shannin Leto getting a DUI, Justin Bieber officially back with Selena Gomez, Kanye West took 4 days to photo shop his wedding photo, Scott Disick not spending Father's Day with Kourtney Kardashian and Eminem's mom wants to reconcile.
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- Shannon Leto Arrested For Driving Under The Influence
- Selena Gomez And Justin Bieber Are Definitely Back Together
- Kanye West Spent 4 Days Editing Wedding Photo
- Father's Day Wasn't So Happy For Scott Disick
- Eminem's Mom Wants To Reconcile
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The neon sign for the Bishop Tavern & Lounge, located along First Avenue North in St. Petersburg, still hangs from the balcony. JAY CONNER/STAFF
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August 2, 2013
August 2, 2013 at 10:55 AM
ST. PETERSBURG - A city council decision Thursday to designate a downtown building as a historic landmark raised major questions about the way landowners are compensated for the loss of development rights in such cases.
The council agreed to make the old Binnie-Bishop Hotel building on First Avenue North a local landmark, meaning the 1912 property will get extra public scrutiny should developers want to demolish or seriously alter it.
They also initiated a process that could make a historic district out of the entire downtown block between Central and First Avenue North and Second and Third streets. The area includes several hotels and commercial storefronts that date back to downtown St. Petersburg's earliest days.
The problem is that the development credits meant to mitigate financial losses to the owners of these properties are essentially worthless in St. Petersburg, said Tony Amico, who owns the three-story Bishop building, which now houses MacDinton's Irish Pub, a tattoo parlor and another bar, Bishop Tavern and Lounge, until recently.
"You're paying people with nothing, with air, and expecting them to give up their rights," said Amico, a managing member of the Jannus Bishop Group, which owns several properties on the block.
The city's Transfer of Development Rights program offers landowners of historic properties credits based on development potential. The credits can be sold to developers who can add height or density to other projects above what's normally allowed.
Although the city has issued these credits to several property owners since the program began in 2007, only one has been sold, and that was just a ceremonial sale, city staff reported.
With relaxed height restrictions already in place across town, developers have no reason to buy the credits, Councilman Jeff Danner said.
"Our development codes don't restrict development enough to generate the need for TDRs," he said.
The city began exploring historic status for the Binnie-Bishop building this year after Amico applied to demolish a dilapidated two-story structure on the back side of the building.
The old hotel building had been flagged as a potential landmark, and city staff members noted it was one of the city's first commercial buildings.
The name used to describe the building comes from the blacksmith who first built it, Henry Binnie, and Roy Bishop, who later bought the property and put up the large Bishop Hotel and Tavern sign that still hangs from the balcony.
The nonprofit St. Petersburg Preservation group applied to make the building a landmark, but because Amico opposed the move, the designation had to be approved by a supermajority of the city council.
The old structure behind the main building, a former blacksmith shop, was dropped from the landmark application because it is in a state of disrepair, clearing the way for Amico to replace it with a courtyard.
Landmark status does not prevent property owners from redevelopment, but any major alterations must be vetted by the city.
The council this spring also requested that the city staff investigate whether there was a case for making the entire block a historic landmark.
Many of the one- to three-story buildings on the block have exterior features that date back 100 years.
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Janet Shamlian, a reporter for NBC's "Today Show," interviews Ted Spencer, associate vice provost and executive director of undergraduate admissions, for a segment on how to choose the right college. The "Today Show" crew was on campus Aug. 4 and also taped prospective students and parents who were touring U-M. The segment tentatively is scheduled to air in late September. It is part of NBC News' Education Nation initiative, which also includes town hall discussions, one of which will feature President Mary Sue Coleman. The project is designed to engage the country in what NBC News calls "a solutions-focused conversation about the state of education in America." Photo by Austin Thomason, U-M Photo Services.
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1. Idina Menzel, Wicked—32%
Raise your hand if you're surprised. Let's be real. Idina Menzel would probably win a "Who's your favorite Jersey Boy?" poll around here. But we can't disagree that it would be amazing to see the Frozen queen reprise her Tony-winning performance as Elphaba. A lot has happened in the past ten years since she last threw on the green on Broadway, but as she proves in her powerhouse performance in If/Then, Menzel's still got what it takes to belt her face off eight times a week. Now grab a broom and get back on that floating platform thing.
2. Laura Osnes, Cinderella—14%
Once a princess, always a princess, right? Osnes took home two Broadway.com Audience Choice Awards for her performance in the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic (for Favorite Actress and Favorite Onstage pair with Santino Fontana). While there are plenty of roles we'd love to see the Broadway darling take on in the near future (ahem, NBC), a Great White Way return would certainly make for a lovely night, and then some.
3. Kristin Chenoweth, Wicked—9%
We're just months away from the Tony winner's return to Broadway, but if we're bringing Idina back to Oz, why not Kristin? She's on record saying that she would be up for playing Madame Morrible in the inevitable Wicked movie, and that's crossed our minds as well. Honestly, Cheno, you can play whomever you want to play. Doctor Dillamond for all we care. We'd be jazzed either way.


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The estranged boyfriend of a pregnant 23-year-old Oxon Hill woman is under arrest in connection with her death, police say. Prince George's County Police say they found the dead body of 23-year-old Jasmine Nichelle Moss (above) in the trunk of a car in District Heights on Friday night. Soon after, police arrested her estranged boyfriend, 22-year-old Nathan Cedric Rogers of District Heights. He lives just around the corner from the crime scene.
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When police discovered the victim, she had stab wounds to the upper body. "Apparently, this was a domestically-related incident and they were involved in a relationship," says Prince George's County Police spokesperson Sgt. Sonya Rorls.
Moss' friends say she was pregnant with Rogers' baby. She was keeping it, but he didn't want her to. They broke up after they found out she was pregnant.
Friends describe Moss, who grew up in Clinton, as fun loving with a zest for life. She had just started a new job, and had a passion for photography. This would have been her first child. But friends also say they noticed something wasn't right with the relationship. She only told her closest friends Rogers' real name — telling the rest of them only his nickname, "Fresh." None of her friends had ever met him. And they say after the pregnancy, he was telling everyone it wasn't his baby. (ABC 7 News)


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KABUL (PAN): Senior government officials, including the first vice president, on Monday inaugurated the Chaman-i-Hazoori Park after the completion of reconstruction and renovation works worth $2 million (94340000 afghanis).
The reconstruction and renovation works that started in April last year included an irrigation system, water tanks, wells, boundary walls and others.
Spokesman for the National Olympic Committee (NOC), Mohammad Arif Paiman, said that the Chaman-i-Hazoori had 10 football and one hockey grounds.
NOC Director Mohammad Zahir Akhbar at the inauguration ceremony urged the government to build ground facilities for females at the park.
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this cleanser sounds so lovely! rose is such a classic smell isn't it? i do know what you mean that it can be too strong.ReplyDelete
It looks so pretty in the green tea. I think its a great combination, cant wait to try it out.ReplyDelete
Daisy l LittleKawaiiDaisy
Rose smell always reminds me of how my Nan's bathroom smelt to me when i was a kid, hahReplyDelete
Pics are lovely
I'm not a huge fan of Rose smells - but I have to say your photography is lovely Winnie!ReplyDelete
I love rose as a skin care ingredient very much and also adore the scent of rose oil. Such a beautiful post! xReplyDelete
Oooh not only does that smell good, it looks good in your photos too! This is such a lovely post :) Green tea and rose sounds like a great combination.ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh~ I want to try it right now!! It looks soo relaxing also with your background.. you know, just sipping some good natural tea and caring for the delicate skin! ^^ XReplyDelete
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What a great idea! I want to try it! :)ReplyDelete
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This cleanser sounds ideal, my skin needs a bit of TLC at the moment! I once got some rose talcum powder for Christmas when I was about 11 and the smell always transports me back to then.ReplyDelete
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Oh this sounds so lovely. And your photos are just gorgeous. Who would've thought that cleanser could be so pretty?ReplyDelete
Perfect and so fragrant I bet, I love rose, and flora petals. Beautiful photos, as always dear. xx/MadisonReplyDelete
I love roses in my tea! Or rose everything, actually. Great post-now I'm looking at more beauty products :PReplyDelete
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I love RMK products, the staff are always super friendly and I'm not talking usual beauty counter friendly, they seem waaay friendlier. I have tried this product and a few others, really keen on it xxxReplyDelete
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Topic: FAO Miss Jenny
Jenny have sent you a mail...
Have fourth interview today for the job that I thought I had but then didnt and may now have again (fecking psychometric test one!) am in there for 11am so will let you know if I get it...hopefully drinks on me Friday!!
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Ben Joravsky did it in the Reader, so I'll do it in Ward Room: tell you how I voted in this fall's Big Four elections, and why.
U.S. Senator: Mark Kirk
Kirk will be a more independent voice in the Republican Party than Giannoulias will be among Democrats. Even though he has become more conservative since announcing his campaign for Senate, Kirk is still far less conservative than the average GOPer. Kirk and the Tea Party movement hold each other in contempt. In a freshman class that may include several Tea Partiers, it's important to have at least one non-crazy Republican.
Also, divided government is good for the country. Bill Clinton became a much better president after the Republicans took over Congress. We had budget surpluses in the 1990s because Clinton wouldn't let the Republicans cut taxes, and the Republicans wouldn't let Clinton spend money. George W. Bush had majorities in both houses of Congress during most of his disastrous presidency. There was no one to stop him from invading Iraq. More than any other senator, Giannoulias would be a rubber stamp for Obama, a man he looks up to as a big brother figure. Kirk will try to check Obama, which will make him a more successful president.
It would take a psychologist to explain why Kirk exaggerated his military record, but at least he served his country in uniform, even if he didn't serve it as valorously as he wants us to believe.
Governor: Pat Quinn
Quinn became governor at one of the most difficult moments in Illinois's history. Rod Blagojevich had just been impeached for allegedly trying to sell President Obama's Senate seat, and the nation had begun its worst economic slump since the Great Depression. The last two years have been hard. Tens of thousands of Illinoisans have lost their jobs and their homes. The state can't pay its bills. There may be a man or woman who could do a better job than Quinn, but he's the man who got stuck with the job.
Quinn possesses none of the vanity that got Blagojevich into trouble, and he's managed to cut $3 billion from the state's budget. Brady, on the other hand, doesn't have a plan for repairing the state's finances. Or if he has one, he's not telling anyone, which is the same as not having a plan. A fluke nominee who won because he was the only Downstater, Brady would be the most conservative governor in modern Illinois history -- he opposes gay marriage, gun control and the minimum wage, and thinks it's OK to teach creationism in schools. Illinois has stayed out of the Culture Wars -- it's the best thing about this state's politics -- but throughout his career in Springfield, Brady has shown more interest in quixotic social crusades than financial issues. That's not the kind of governor we need, now or ever.
Cook County Assessor: Joe Berrios
Berrios actually wants to be Cook County Assessor. He wants it so badly he has spent 22 years preparing himself as a member of the Cook County Board of Tax Appeals. Maybe I'm cynical, but it's hard to remain a virgin in politics that long. The Better Government Association and Chicago magazine reported that Berrios accepted campaign contributions from lawyers who did business with the board, but politicians take money from lobbyists all the time. And the BGA was unable to pin anything illegal on Berrios.
I voted for Forrest Claypool when he ran for Cook County Board President in 2006, because I thought John Stroger was petrifying into a political boss. But I am mystified by his dilettantish campaign for assessor. Earlier this year, Claypool suddenly decided that the fate of honest government in Illinois depended on keeping Berrios out of the assessor's office. Claypool's allies in the news media and the Lakefront Liberal establishment have gone along, even questioning Toni Preckwinkle's progressive credentials because she supports Berrios, a fellow Democratic nominee. It's a conspiracy of goo-goos, with no backing from the minority community -- not a healthy coalition for winning countywide office.
I just don't believe that Claypool is as virtuous as he claims, or that Berrios is as corrupt.
Cook County Board President: Toni Preckwinkle
I loved voting for Toni Preckwinkle. She's my favorite Chicago politician: witty, well-read, independent -- and tough. The woman is a pistol. Preckwinkle was one of only five aldermen who knew the parking meter deal was rotten.
"Smartest vote I ever made," Preckwinkle said afterward.
Even as other black officeholders try to pretend they were always allies of Barack Obama, Preckwinkle has been unafraid to complain that as a state senator, he acted like a social climbing ingrate, ignoring her 4th Ward to lavish money on another alderman who was closer to Mayor Daley. Preckwinkle and Obama have broken the code for winning elections as progressives: they're both nerdy black people who combine an ethnic base with a white liberal following. Preckwinkle has a strong understanding of health care, one of the county's most important services. As a mother, she wants to make the county hospitals a first choice for deliveries.
The only thing wrong with Preckwinkle is that she's not running for mayor.


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