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Don't you wish "Headbangers Ball" was back? Not just for the obvious reasons, if you're a metalhead. The Gen X'ers who made The Ball their Saturday night Sabbath will confirm that what made the show so damned great, and at the same time so damned awful, was just as much about the intro and commercial-break music as it was about the videos and band interviews. S.O.D. and then PRONG helped relieve the frequent drought propagated by the Metal Light prefabs ruling The Ball's first run.It's been ages since we heard snippets from the "Beg to Differ" album gnawing along the MTV airwaves. If the timely breakout of PANTERA did anything for anybody trying to survive in American metal, it was to inadvertently give PRONG sustained life on MTV upon dropping its monster 1994 album, "Cleansing". Though Ted Parsons and Mike Kirkland have long departed the band, with a score of replacements enough to cover three hockey lines, riff-monger Tommy Victor has been making the most of PRONG's second coming. Sheesh, it seems so long ago since Epic Records unceremoniously dumped PRONG, a mere month after the release of the prophetically titled "Rude Awakening": 21 years, actually. The worst you hear anyone speaking out against PRONG since the 2002 rebirth are those who gripe over "Scorpio Rising", but that's about it. The reason, Tommy Victor knows what the hell he's doing. Particularly after scoring huge with "Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck". The song's a staple he holds dear to his songwriting scheme, and it is good for at least one attempt at replication per album. The good news for Victor's purposes is he's a damned good metal songwriter with other tricks up his sleeve. He's made recent efforts such as "Ruining Lives", "Carved Into Stone" and "X - No Absolutes" worthy entries into the always evolving PRONG canon. Victor states he went the extra mile, to paraphrase, to write PRONG's latest album, "Zero Days". With the benefit of returning bassist Mike Longworth and drummer Art Cruz, "Zero Days" carries an energized vibe to it. As ever, Victor tinkers with the core sound by tapping into agro metal, hardcore, anthem rock and industrial while remaining true to the marching crunch and thrash that go into a PRONG record. This time, he brings a horde of guests to the studio including Chris Canella, Greg Harrison, Marzi Montazeri, Matt Williams, Fred Ziomek and an entire "Prong Gang Vocal Choir" lending shouts galore to an album already stuffed with fortitude. A little bit of HELMET and a little bit of FEAR FACTORY with Tommy Victor's scowling riffs go into "However It May End" and the title track. The album sets upon a fast and rowdy course with speedsters dominating for a long while, i.e. "Zero Days", "Off the Grid", "The Whispers", "Operation of the Moral Law" and the hardcore-crafted "Forced Into Tolerance", one of the fastest and fiercest songs PRONG's ever toiled through. For a long time, the pace of this album is so heated Tommy Victor has no choice but to match the searing swiftness of "Zero Days" with a beyond sick solo, shared in tandem with shredmaster Greg Harrison. The tempo slows dramatically though the intensity remains heaped upon the slithering and filthy "Self Righteous Indignation", into which Tommy Victor and Mike Longworth spew their nastiest chords. "Rulers of the Collective" steps up to mid-tempo and carries wafts of the title cut to "Rude Awakening" on the verses, while dialing into a pogo-inducing shout-along on the choruses. "Compulsive Future Projection" maintains the same groove with a mounting melody and a couple of dallying breakdowns to keep PRONG relevant while getting out as hastily sneaking them in. There are some genuinely amazing and catchy numbers like "Divide and Conquer" and the exquisite enormity of "The Whispers", whisking "Snap Your Fingers" into a brisk, KILLING JOKE-esque soar. Paul Raven is no doubt thwacking a four-string salute from the other side in appreciation. "The Whispers" is one of the most perfect songs ever written by Victor and PRONG—and there have been quite a few along the way. "Wasting of the Dawn" and the bonus track "Reasons to Be Fearful" are second gen "Rude Awakening" with Victor lyrically and figuratively announcing on the latter his testing of the waters, in this case, treading as close to emo core as he dares without pussing out. There's a lot of thrust behind "Reasons to Believe" while the electro ticks, juicy riffs and wading bass lines on "Wasting of the Dawn" give Art Cruz a thick groove to pound over. You may have to go to VH1 Classic these days for your old-school metal and hard rock video fix, but if there's ever a "Headbangers Ball" revival, wouldn't it be poetic justice if it got served up by the opening riffs to "However it May End"? Tommy Victor might fume that's a lost cause as he does out of the gate on this album, but you can't hang that negating tag upon "Zero Days" itself—oh, hell no.
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It was hot on the Salmon last week - over 100 degrees for days on end. It felt like living in a dryer. To maintain some sense of aliveness I developed the habit of rising before the sun to run in the cool air that had descended upon the river from the higher elevations overnight, and staying up well past sunset to revive myself in the cool water of the Salmon river.
One night, after another scorching day, I descended down the steep sandy slope into the deep eddy of the Indian Creek camp. Floating, gazing up at the starry night sky, I drifted upstream in the eddy current. I let myself get farther away from the boats, thinking the view of the stars from the middle of the river would be pretty neat. Suddenly feeling vulnerable, irresponsible, and a lost sense of scale and distance back to the boats, I aborted mission, instead turning and swimming against the current downstream back to camp.
The next morning, after a trot up Indian Creek, I returned to camp ready to cool off in the river before the day's heat set in. Seeing the giant eddy, I once again let myself float upstream, this time patiently letting the current circle me out into the middle of the river. Bobbing along the eddy line I waited to be carried downstream until it was time to steer myself into shore. Rising from the silence of the still sleeping camp, a bald eagle lifted out of a snag, and slowly swooped over the middle of the river. In that moment of vulnerability, I could see the folds of its skin over its talons, the curvature of its beak, the individual feathers of its wings, and most notably, the gaze of its eye as it looked down at me.
Only a handful of other times have I experienced such stunning avian magnitude. A golden eagle once flew alongside me for a moment in the badlands of New Mexico on the Great Divide route, close enough to make me and my bike feel small. An Andean Condor circled down over Kurt and me as we sat in an exhausted heap among only cinder on the shoulder of Volcan Villaricca. Then, too, I caught the eye of the gigantic bird as it assessed our existence. And now, bobbing in the bubble line of a gigantic eddy, lost in the river and it's swirls, a bald eagle swept over me. I was in awe.
I don't know what it thought, or what it wanted to know. But I do know that had I not relinquished myself to the current of the eddy, I would not have been that close to a bald eagle. It most certainly was not to be intrigued by humans standing on shore. This idea of going with the flow, not turning and swimming against the current to get back (which took more time and effort than the full eddy lap), and trusting that yes, the current will not only bring you back to where you're expected to be, but presence, vulnerability, and trust can reveal the most pure, blissful of moments.
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Beckham's presence in South Africa this summer could prove a decisive factor for England even though he has been ruled out from playing through injury.
The chief executive of South Africa 2010 said he expected Beckham to accept England manager Fabio Capello's offer to travel with the squad for the World Cup.
"I think David Beckham will still come. There is already an indication that he will be part of the team and also England is making a bid for 2018 and I'm sure that the bid team will use him during the World Cup. He's an important factor," The Telegraph quoted Jordaan, as saying.
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I have got windows 7HB OEM copy. I installed the virtual machine and installed XP on on it. I am not able to view my physical hard drives from the virtual xp os. Also the SUB drive is also not accessible. Please suggest me what needs to be done. All I see from the virtual OS is the Virtual hard disk, floopy drive and the cd drive. Its very necessary to see the physical hard drive.
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Hi Subhakanta, welcome to the Seven Forums.
To be able to assist you, I need to ask you to clarify a few things. I assume your operation system is Windows 7 Home Premium, 7HB does not exist.
- Which virtualization program you have installed? (Oracle VirtualBox, VMWare, VMLite, Microsoft Virtual PC?)
- How did you install XP to virtual machine? From a CD/DVD? From a so called ISO file? Or did you use a program to create an XP virtual machine from your old XP computer?
- What do you mean with SUB drive? Do you mean an external drive connected to your computer's USB port?
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Hi Kari,
Thanks for your quick reply. Here are the details you mentioned which you have asked...
I use Windows 7 Home basic 64bit OEM copy.
I use Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 setup.
I installed windows xP from a CD into the virtual pc.
Total hard disk space is 320 GB. While installing WIN7 i did divided into 2partition. So total i have C: and D... I created the virtual hard drive of 3GB using my computer management as while installing it as asking for .vhd file. After installing the windows XP SP2 all i see the 3GB virtual hard drive space, the floopy drive and the CD/DVD drive. How can i see my actual c: or D: from the virtual machine.
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How stupid can I be, telling 7HB does not exist! I totally, totally forgot the Home Basic. Please forgive me Feeling like a total idiot now!
OK. To start, 3GB vhd for XP is awfully small! But, that's what you now have. To be able to see the host's drives, you need to change the used network adapter from the XP virtual machines settings. I have not a Virtual PC 2007, but this screenshot from my newer Virtual PC shows what I mean:
After that you should see the host's drives.
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|08 Dec 2010
Hi Kari,
Attached an image which shows the network drives selected in my virtual machine settings. On the left hand side of the image you will find the Windows 7 device manager which shows the network driver installed and on the right hand side shows the virtual pc settings network settings where the same is selected. But still i dont see the host drive in the virtual pc xp os.
Please suggest me what needs to be done...
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|08 Dec 2010
Next thing you could try is to install Microsoft Loopback Adapter on Seven, and then (after reboot) change the number of adapters used by VM to 2, setting Loopback Adapter as Network Adpater 2.
EDIT: Forgot this link: http://www.windowsreference.com/wind...-in-windows-7/
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|08 Dec 2010
Hi Kari,
Installed the loopback adapter and followed the steps mentioned by you. But still that didnot help in getting the physical hard drive from the virtual pc....
Anyother steps need to be followed... please suggest...
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|09 Dec 2010
Have you installed the VPC additions on the virtual XP machine?
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Sorry for late reply. Was out of station for couple of days. You used the word additons and that worked. I got the article with VPC additons. This link was really helpful.
Virtual PC 2007 - Install Virtual Machine Additions - Vista Forums
Thanks a lot Kari. Thanks for your time. My motive has been solved now. I can share folders or drives as per my wish. If required both folders and drives can be shared... Also i had another problem of mouse pointer moving from parent OS to the VPC window. Now that also solved with the installation of VPC additions.
You are awesome. Thanks again man. Also thanks to Vista 64 tutorials.
Regards and Hearful thanks again
Subhakanta Choudhary
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You are welcome!
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Different diffusivity for additional variable in Fluid and porous domain
Hi all,
I am trying to model a mass transport in a fluid and porous domain.
The mass is released from an obstacle wall inside a fluid domain and being transported inside fluid domain and the same tansported material infiltrated through the wall into porous medium.
I do this defining the released material concentration as Additional variable (AV) and giving it the kinematic diffusivity. The problem is that obviously the diffusivity is not the same inside the fluid domain and solid domain, but CFX only asks for it in the "fluid models" tab of fluid and porous domain, and for the single AV you have only one diffusivity.
How I can have two different diffusivity in fluid and porous domain for the same AV?
Do I need to define different AVs for the same material inside fluid and porous domain? Then how I should handle the continuity of momentum and mass?
I am not sure how CFX handles diffusivity for AVs in porous domains.
An alternative approach would be to define diffusivity as a function of location, using the inside() function. Then you can make the diffusivity one value in the fluid region and another in the porous region.
Thanks Glenn,
This inside function definitely solves the problem.
I have another theoretic problem if you have some idea on porous media.
Why CFX is asking for porosity when it is also getting the permeability? Aren't they kind of interrelated? I have seen several papers regarding simulation of mass transfer inside artery without any information on porosity. They solely report the permeability. I could not even find the porosity explicitly reported in all those simulations, or any other paper.
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I am not an expert in porous flows so cannot answer your question. This is discussed in the CFX documentation but I recall a similar discussion taking place recently on this forum so the doco might not be completely clear. Do a search on the forum to see if you can find that previous thread, it might answer your question.
Porosity is simply the fraction of area available for flow or more simply you can also say it is the volume of fluid/total volume.
Permeability is a function of porosity and representative pore size and it quantifies the bulk resistance of porous medium to flow of fluid through it. For more details, refer the textbook on porous medium by Kaviany.
In CFX, you can either use the full porous medium model or you can use the fluid model with a momentum source term. The full porous medium model accounts for porosity in all terms of momentum equation and that is why CFX asks for it. You can use the second approach where i think you will not need porosity value separately and you can specify a momentum loss term. For more details, refer CFX theory manual.
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What they didn't envision is that he would also morph into Joe Morgan as the offensive hero of the night, hitting an eighth-inning homer into the leftfield basket for 1-0 victory over the San Francisco Giants at Wrigley Field .
It was only Game 1 of the NL Division Series, but if Friday night was an indication of what's in store the rest of this series, it could be an absolute classic.
It's Bob Gibson and Juan Marichal on the mound.
It's Willie Mays running down balls in the outfield, Brooks Robinson gobbling up balls at third base, and Johnny Bench at the plate.
The only bad part about this sensational Division Series is that it's only a best-of-five series, and not best-of-seven, or even best-of-nine.
These two teams epitomized playoff baseball with unbelievable pitching, fabulous defense, and enough defensive gems to fill out a highlight film.
Jon Lester and Johnny Cueto put on sensational pitching performances, giving up just one run and seven hits in 16 innings.
Lester, after escaping a two-on, two-out jam in the fourth inning, proceeded to retire 13 consecutive Giants hitters.
Cueto, who gave up just three hits, had retired 12 of the last 13 batters he faced, striking out five of the last eight, until Baez hit a 92-mph fastball that just cleared left fielder Angel Pagan and the left-field wall.
Defensively, Giants second baseman Kelby Tomlinson put on a clinic, robbing Ben Zobrist in the fourth inning and Anthony Rizzo in the seventh.
The only question the entire night was who would blink first.
It was Cueto, giving up the Giants' first run after 23 consecutive scoreless innings in the postseason.
One mistake, and the Cubs capitalized.
It's only one game, of course, but it was the game that worried the Cubs, knowing they haven't played a meaningful game in two weeks, and had four days off.
They got back their mojo.
In the next few days, we'll see if it lasts.


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What Is Glaucoma?
Glaucoma has the unfortunate distinction of being one of the most common causes of blindness around the globe.
Damage to the optic nerve, which connects the eye to the brain, and nerve damage to the retina are the root causes of glaucoma. This damage is created by a build-up of pressure inside the eye.
Currently existing damage cannot be reversed and standard treatments concentrate on preventing further damage. It's important to identify glaucoma quickly to prevent any damage - which is why trips to the optician are so important.
How Does Glaucoma Develop?
Eyeballs feel wet because our eyes process a non-stop flow of liquid. This process ensures eyeballs remain moist, round, and of the right consistency.
The liquid that flows around our eyes is called aqueous humour. It drains out of the eyes in tiny channels. Glaucoma can occur when these channels become blocked and resulting pressure builds up in the eye. It's known as intraocular pressure and leads to blindness.
What Is Hypnosis and Music Therapy?
Hypnotherapy is a type of therapy in which a hypnotherapist induces an altered state of consciousness and uses suggestion as a way of creating new behaviours in patients.
And Music Therapy?
Music therapy uses music, rhythm and voice to support and help individuals recovering from illness or conditions. Most people respond to music in some form or another because it can elicit soothing or exciting emotions from us and even bring back memories.
What's Happened In The New Music Therapy Study?
When used to treat pressure in glaucoma patients, music therapy was found to reduce levels of cortisol, improve the psychic state and alter the higher endothelin levels found in the aqueous humour of glaucoma patients.
The study focused on 75 glaucoma patients for single sessions over a course of ten days. Researchers found that in particular:
- Intraocular pressure reduced significantly
- Galvanic skin resistance rose - this is a response to emotional change
- EEG showed relaxation levels improved
- Visual acuity (clarity of vision) and the visual field became slightly better
And Hypnotherapy?
Using an electronic tonometer seven glaucoma patients aged 52-67 were studied alongside four young control subjects. The young control subjects were all easily hypnotised, but only four of the glaucoma patients took part because three were not receptive to the hypnotherapy.
Researchers found that on waking all glaucoma patients showed a drop in eye pressure in one if not both eyes. The measurement was as low as, or even lower than, pressure readings from their eye treatment over the preceding 12 months.
The patients also volunteered that they suffered from fewer headaches, less tearing, had better sleep and were more relaxed in general.
These studies highlight that our emotions affect glaucoma and although the actual reasons why are yet to be uncovered it's still a great step in the right direction.
For now these therapies don't replace regular trips to the optician, but for glaucoma sufferers they are attractive options not least because they avoid surgery and need no recovery time. No doubt the low cost will attract the attention of health services too.
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+1, this is pretty simple patch. I have just committed it: revision 885394.
-1 overall. Here are the results of testing the latest attachment
against trunk revision 884554.
+1 @author. The patch does not contain any @author tags.
-1 tests included. The patch doesn't appear to include any new or modified tests.
Please justify why no tests are needed for this patch.
+1 javadoc. The javadoc tool did not generate any warning messages.
+1 javac. The applied patch does not increase the total number of javac compiler warnings.
+1 findbugs. The patch does not introduce any new Findbugs warnings.
+1 release audit. The applied patch does not increase the total number of release audit warnings.
+1 core tests. The patch passed core unit tests.
+1 contrib tests. The patch passed contrib unit tests.
Test results: http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Zookeeper-Patch-h8.grid.sp2.yahoo.net/80/testReport/
Findbugs warnings: http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Zookeeper-Patch-h8.grid.sp2.yahoo.net/80/artifact/trunk/build/test/findbugs/newPatchFindbugsWarnings.html
Console output: http://hudson.zones.apache.org/hudson/job/Zookeeper-Patch-h8.grid.sp2.yahoo.net/80/console
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Hudson will fail because this doesn't hit a test; this really isn't worth testing for.
Trivial fix; plus did a grep -ir leaner src/* to check that I haven't done it anywhere else. Don't think tests are required for this one. Thanks Ben for pointing this out!


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Awesome. I'm looking forward to that.
You are Johnny-on-the-spot with these types of things. Thanks!!
Obsessive compulsive doing my CF/Facebook/email rotation constantly
Really enjoy Jay Mohr. Was always glad Jim Rome let him guest-host back in the day. He grew to love sports talk with a comedic twist. Best take ever is still his Carl's Junior take.
Jay Mohr's take on Carl's Jr. - YouTube
Where can we listen, and does he podcast? I'm at work.
listen live. he comes on at 11
Welcome to the ballpark....!! (for some reason, I love his old-time announcer impression)
If his show is anything like the last 15 minutes I don't know how people stand to listen to it. Terrible.
His show is outstanding. Not always great, but what is? Even when it's not great, he is always upbeat, always positive, and quite often hilarious.
Love the Jay Mohr show, so different than most sports talk.
Does he mean 11:30 PT?
No, he said it was coming right up (ISU basketball on FB said 11:30 as well)
To each their own. I love his style but I can understand how some people wouldn't.
Fred's tardy
On NOW
Had to finish his Flappy Bird game.
You can listed to all his recent shows on the iHeart Radio App. Very convenient actually, that's how I'm able to listed to Jay Mohr everyday at work.
Not sure what the Stromile Swift reference was.
That would be a simple mistake. Stromile Swift played at LSU.


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The basic psychology of the Truth Movement is a process of awakening in which we come to question forces (external and internal) which have shaped our reality, largely without our conscious knowledge or consent. Through this awakening, we can take control of our own minds and encourage others to do the same.
The Psychology section addresses ways in which our minds can be kept from the truth (social control, cognitive dissonance, denial, avoidance) and the challenges and opportunities of overcoming these barriers.
Questions of psychology: How do people rationalize or avoid their own complicity in a corrupt system? Is it laziness, conditioning, fear? How does a small group maintain control over a much larger one? What keeps people from recognizing deception or questioning authority? What are the psychological principles that tie society together?
A few terms that are central to the psychology of the Truth Movement:
- Credulity - readiness or willingness to believe especially on slight or uncertain evidence.
- Incredulous - unwilling to admit or accept what is offered as true, skeptical.
- Epistemology - the study of knowledge, of how we "know things."
Think about these concepts for a second. Think about how you "know" the things you think you "know." How confident are you that you know them? Do you have first hand knowledge of them? Can you point to evidence? Do you understand that evidence or are you just reciting it? How do you even know there is a war in Iraq? Have you been there? Who told that there was a war?
Another question one might ask oneself is, "What happened on 9/11?" Such a question might seem silly, because it is "common knowledge" what happened. The mainstream story of al-Qaeda, Osama Bin Laden and 19 Islamic hijackers is the automatic response.
But where did this story come from, who constructed it? Why does this story have such an air of officiality to it, a stamp of approval? Because it is on TV, in the newspapers and in every other common outlet of information? Why do these sources get to decide what "reality" is? Is it true because "everyone" believes it? Does "everyone" really believe it? Can "everyone" be wrong?
Our patterns of thinking are highly influenced by the media we observe and the culture surrounding us. The result is a cohesive society consisting of common conventions, knowledge, language, and values. This is a necessary and generally positive aspect to society. However, it also leaves the populace open to influence and manipulation if certain groups or interests have unequal control over media, culture, law, etc.
This is certainly the case across the US and much of the world—in which corporations, the rich and powerful, and the government have most of the control over what we see and hear, what is allowed and what is not. Truth movers deconstruct the ways in which our reality has been shaped for us by these questionable forces.


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Could you use our 40-165 hinge pin repair kit? I don't know if they will fit your door but it is certainly worth considering. Check it out and let me know what you think.


text: I'm out in Lancaster Pa camping with my family and I was walking the dog and I see this on the side of the road never seen a tree this big and what really blows my mind is that the Amish cut this slab by hand. No mill I wish I had a tape measure the trunk of this tree is well over 6feet in diamitor there's siding on the slab too protect it from the weather. The slab thickness is from 6'' to 8'' thick 12' long and in guessing 4' to 5'wide This is something you have to see to believe


text: St. Louis County Council Politically Speaking: Councilwoman Wasinger on stadiums, police and the county executive By Jason Rosenbaum & Jo Mannies • May 7, 2015 Jason Rosenbaum | St. Louis Public Radio On the latest episode of the Politically Speaking podcast, St. Louis Public Radio's Jason Rosenbaum and Jo Mannies welcome St. Louis County Councilwoman Colleen Wasinger to the show. The Huntleigh Republican has represented the council's 3rd District since 2007. The area includes such municipalities as Kirkwood, Manchester, Fenton, Sunset Hills, Frontenac and Valley Park. O'Leary captures St. Louis County Council seat, while St. Charles Mayor Faith wins re-election By Jo Mannies • Apr 7, 2015 Bill Greenblatt | UPI | File photo Democrat Kevin O'Leary has won his campaign for the 6th District seat on the St. Louis County Council, replacing now-County Executive Steve Stenger and retaining their party's 5-2 seat edge. The contest, like so many others around the region, appeared to hinge on organization to counter a low turnout. With most of the county's votes counted, pre-election estimates appeared correct: Only 16 percent of the county's voters showed up at the polls. Veteran Vs. Outsider In Competitive Skirmish Over County Council Seat By Jason Rosenbaum • Jan 25, 2015 Parth Shah, St. Louis Public Radio By now, Tony Pousosa may be considered a grizzled veteran on the St. Louis County political scene. The Green Park alderman, a Republican, unsuccessfully ran for both the St. Louis County Council and St. Louis County executive. He was the underdog in both contests because his opponents had a lot more money and organizational clout. Stenger's Appointees Receive Approval — And Some Questioning By Jason Rosenbaum • Jan 6, 2015 Jason Rosenbaum, St. Louis Public Radio During his first St. Louis County Council meeting as chief executive, St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger saw three picks for top positions within his administration approved without difficulty. But at least one council member raised concerns about Stenger's pick for the county's parks director. Dolan And Bird Square Off In County Council's Only Competitive Contest By Jason Rosenbaum • Oct 16, 2014 Jason Rosenbaum, St. Louis Public Radio For the most part, the St. Louis County executive's contest between Democrat Steve Stenger and Republican Rick Stream is sucking up most of the electoral oxygen on the county's political scene. But that doesn't mean it's the only contest with significant consequences. Incumbent Councilman Pat Dolan, D-Richmond Heights, is seeking re-election against Republican committeewoman Jennifer Bird, the only county council race in a competitive district. North County Officials Form New Democratic Coalition, Call For More Respect By Jo Mannies • Sep 17, 2014 Jo Mannies | St. Louis Public Radio In a warning to area Democratic leaders, a number of north St. Louis County mayors and other African-American elected officials announced Wednesday that they've formed a political coalition aimed at increasing the clout of minority voters. "Recent events have shown that our voice has diminished," said St. Louis County Council chair Hazel Erby, D-University City, who served as spokeswoman. "That ends today." Erby said the coalition is "serving notice that we are not going to support candidates just because they have an insignia of a donkey behind their name." Anger Over Brown's Death Boils Over Into St. Louis County Council Meeting By Jason Rosenbaum • Sep 16, 2014 Jason Rosenbaum | St. Louis Public Radio It's been well over a month since a Ferguson police officer shot and killed Michael Brown. And for the most part, the St. Louis County Council was shielded from the unbridled anger over the 18-year-old's death. That reprieve ended on Tuesday. The council's chambers were packed with supporters of Brown and his family, with the vast majority of the crowd giving the county's top executive and legislative officeholders a blazing array of criticism. St. Louis County Council Approves Up To $1 Million To Help Ferguson Residents By Jason Rosenbaum • Aug 26, 2014 Jason Rosenbaum, St. Louis Public Radio The St. Louis County Council authorized up to $1 million to be spent to help Ferguson residents pay for expenses incurred during nearly two weeks of unrest. Without opposition, the council authorized the county to spend up to $1 million to help Ferguson residents who felt the impact of riots and looting. For more than two weeks, the city was under almost constant turmoil after Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson shot and killed Michael Brown earlier this month. Dooley Aide Unloads On Stenger At Rancorous Council Meeting By Jason Rosenbaum • Jun 24, 2014 Jason Rosenbaum, St. Louis Public Radio A top aide to St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley unleashed scathing criticism Tuesday at his boss' Democratic rival for county executive. It was part of yet another highly charged county council meeting filled with arguments, insults, recriminations and heated confrontations. Candidate Profile: Stenger Says St. Louis County Needs His Skills As CPA And Lawyer By Jo Mannies • Jun 24, 2014 Before he was a St. Louis County councilman, before he was an attorney and a certified public accountant, Steve Stenger was the lead singer in a rock and roll band that toured the area in the 1980s. Now Stenger is traveling around St. Louis County again as a Democratic candidate for county executive in the Aug. 5 primary. And he believes that many county residents will sing along to his latest political tune: "It's time for a change." Election Year Tensions Boil Over During St. Louis County Council Meeting By Jason Rosenbaum • Jun 3, 2014 Jason Rosenbaum, St. Louis Public Radio The St. Louis County Council melted down on Tuesday during consideration of minority participation legislation. It was the latest sign of boiling election year tensions between St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley and members of the council aligned with Councilman Steve Stenger, a fellow Democrat vying for county executive. Parties Choose Nominees To Fill Vacant Seat On St. Louis County Council By Jo Mannies • May 4, 2014 File photo St. Louis County's Democratic and Republican central committees have chosen their nominees for the Aug. 5 special election to fill the vacant seat on the County Council created by the death of Kathleen Burkett. The Democratic nominee for the 2nd District post is a familiar one: Dr. Sam Page of Creve Coeur, a physician and former state representative who was the Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor in 2008. He lost to incumbent Republican Peter Kinder. St. Louis County Council Sets Aug. 5 Election For Burkett's Seat By Jason Rosenbaum • Apr 29, 2014 File photo Jason Rosenbaum/St. Louis Public Radio Voters will go to the polls in August to fill a vacant seat on the St. Louis County Council. The county council gave final approval Tuesday night to setting an Aug. 5 election date to fill the 2nd District seat. That slot on the seven-person council became vacant after the death of Councilwoman Kathleen Kelly Burkett. "That's 150,000 people without representation," said St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley. "And that needs to be addressed." St. Louis County Councilwoman Kathleen Burkett Dies By Jason Rosenbaum • Apr 6, 2014 Jason Rosenbaum/St. Louis Public Radio St. Louis County Councilwoman Kathleen Kelly Burkett has died at the age of 68. Burkett, D-Overland, was diagnosed with cancer last year while serving as chairwoman of the St. Louis County Council. She continued to serve as a councilwoman while undergoing chemotherapy, but she had been absent from meetings the past few weeks. In a statement Sunday, St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley praised Burkett as someone who "took care of her constituents like they were her own family." Politically Speaking: County Executive Dooley Makes His Case For Re-Election By Jason Rosenbaum, Jo Mannies & Chris McDaniel • Mar 19, 2014 Chris McDaniel, St. Louis Public Radio Every week, St. Louis Public Radio's Chris McDaniel, Jo Mannies and Jason Rosenbaum talk about the week's politics. Note: You can subscribe to us on iTunes now. We know you can't get enough of Politically Speaking, which is why we have two episodes this week. The Politically Speaking crew's latest interview features St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley, a Democrat who has held the powerful local office since late 2003. St. Louis County Complete Streets Bill Remains In Limbo By Jason Rosenbaum • Dec 29, 2013 (via Flickr/photohome_uk) The "Complete Streets" legislation under consideration on the St. Louis County Council still faces plenty of roadblocks to final passage. One of the sponsors, Councilman Pat Dolan, D-Richmond Heights, held up the bill again last week, which he's done since late November, and announced he wants to rewrite parts of it. Dolan also said that he's going to meet with groups affected by the bill and come back to the matter early next year. As St. Louis County Finalizes 2014 Budget, McCulloch's Office Gets Funding Boost By Jason Rosenbaum • Dec 18, 2013 Courtesy of Bob McCulloch's office The St. Louis County Council gave final approval to its 2014 budget, keeping most of St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley's recommendations. But the council did make funding changes at the request of St. Louis County Prosecutor Bob McCulloch. Some money will go to adding staffers for a diversion program aimed at keeping first-time offenders out of prison. St. Louis County Could Offer Boeing Up To $1.8 Billion In Tax Incentives By Jason Rosenbaum • Dec 9, 2013 File photo St. Louis County is prepared to offer up to $1.8 billion to Boeing if the company steers production of the 777X aircraft to the county. The St. Louis County Council unanimously approved a resolution pledging local incentives – including tax increment financing and tax abatement – if Boeing moves production of the civilian aircraft to the the county. St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley said the swift action was necessary to meet Tuesday's deadline for the state to respond to the company's request for proposal. Oakville senior living facility faces uncertain fate at county council By Jason Rosenbaum • Aug 6, 2013 This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon: The ball is effectively in the St. Louis County Council's court after the St. Louis County Planning Commission rejected a bid to scuttle a low-income senior living facility in Oakville. But at this point, no one knows how the council will act because a supermajority is required to override the commission's decision. Planning commission denies request to rezone Oakville senior facility By Jason Rosenbaum • Aug 5, 2013 This article first appeared in the St. Louis Beacon: The St. Louis County Planning Commission declined to change the zoning designation for an Oakville-based low-income senior living facility. It's a temporary setback for opponents of the structure, which is currently under construction on Telegraph Road in the unincorporated south St. Louis County community. St. Louis County Council Approves Anti-Sweatshop Rules, Hears Concerns About Power Plant By Tim Lloyd • Mar 12, 2013 Rob Lee / Flickr On Tuesday night, the St. Louis County Council approved changes to its purchasing rules that prevent vendors from supplying it with garments made in so-called sweatshops. Under the new rules sweatshop practices are defined in part as failing to comply with labor laws of the country where the garments were made and exposing workers to toxic chemicals. Councilman Greg Quinn was the only member to vote against new procedures, saying the language of the ordinance is unclear, especially with regards to overtime pay. Zip-Line Course Coming To Creve Coeur Park? By Tim Lloyd • Feb 5, 2013 SteveR / Flickr The St. Louis County Council is considering plans to put a zip-line course in Creve Coeur Park. Some residents, however, are concerned about the proposed location of what's being called a treetop adventure course. Eileen Buescher of Glendale was pretty fired up Tuesday night when she told the council that putting the zip-line in Creve Coeur Park was a really bad idea. St. Louis County Council Approves Arch Tax For April Ballot, Will Consider Changes To Smoking Ban By Tim Lloyd • Jan 15, 2013 UPI | Bill Greenblatt On Tuesday night the St. Louis County Council gave final approval to put a sales tax initiative on the April ballot that would fund improvements to the Arch grounds, trails and local parks. About 60 percent of the 3/16-of-a-cent so called "Arch Tax" would go toward sprucing up the Arch grounds and regional trails, the rest would pay for improvements to local parks. Councilman Mike O'Mara sponsored the measure and says he's ready to campaign on its behalf. St. Louis County Council approves foreclosure mediation plan By Tim Lloyd • Aug 28, 2012 (via Flickr/taberandrew) Lenders in St. Louis County will soon be required to offer mediation to homeowners on the edge of foreclosure. Councilwoman Hazel Erby, who introduced the new plan, told council members something had to be done to help slow the rate of foreclosures in the county. "On behalf of the many families who contacted me over the last year and shared their difficult stories about losing their homes," Erby Said. "I hope they know that this ordinance is in their honor." St. Louis County Council puts foreclosure mediation on hold, for now By Tim Lloyd • Aug 21, 2012 For the second week in a row, residents lined up to tell councilmembers that mandatory mediation would help save homeowners facing foreclosure. But Councilwoman Hazel Erby, who sponsored the bill, moved to table its final passage at least until next week. "We're looking over some things," Erby said. "We just received some letters, so, we're taking those into consideration." When asked, Erby didn't specify what additional information needed to be considered. St. Louis County Council moves forward with foreclosure mediation bill By Tim Lloyd • Aug 14, 2012 The St. Louis County Council moved forward tonight with a bill that would require lenders to offer mediation for homeowners on the edge of foreclosure. During a public meeting on the plan, many community members told the council that mediation may have saved them from foreclosure. For Councilwoman Kathleen Kelly Burkett, it was personal. She was on the edge of tears when she told the story of foreclosing on her mother's house. Councilwoman Hazel Erby, who originally introduced the bill, said they have to take action now. St. Louis County Council foreclosure mediation clears big hurdle toward passage By Jason Rosenbaum • Aug 14, 2012 File photo by Jason Rosenbaum | St. Louis Public Radio This article originally appeared in the St. Louis Beacon. - The St. Louis County Council gave initial approval to an ordinance setting up a foreclosure mediation process, an issue that drew passionate testimony from advocates of distressed homeowners and criticism from those who question the proposal's legality. Morning headlines: Wednesday, November 16, 2011 By Julie Bierach, Maria Altman & The Associated Press • Nov 16, 2011 (via Facebook) One person in custody in connection to 1-year-old Tyler Dasher's murder St. Louis County police detectives have taken one person into custody in connection to the death of 1-year-old Tyler Dasher. The death has been ruled a homicide. St. Louis County spokesman Rick Eckhard says the person has not yet been formally booked or processed. Morning headlines: Awaiting Census numbers, Linking South St. Louis county and Clayton, Tightening rules on demolitions By Julie Bierach • Dec 21, 2010 The 2010 U.S. Census figures are to be announced today. One of Missouri's nine congressional districts is on the chopping block as officials await word on whether the state's population is high enough to keep its current delegation. Missouri has been on the bubble between retaining its nine seats in the U.S. House or dropping down to eight. Losing a seat would mean one less vote for president in the Electoral College. And it could make it harder for Missourians to get help resolving issues with federal agencies. Don't forget the political ramifications, especially for Democrats. That's because the Republican-led state Legislature will be in charge of drawing new congressional boundaries based on the 2010 Census. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that St. Louis county is studying how to link major north-south arterials between Interstate 64 and points south of I-44, just west of the River Des Peres. The South County Connector Study will also look at a new I-44 interchange. County officials say those living in the southernmost reaches of the county suffer poor access to the commercial and governmental core of the region. Garry Earls, the county's chief operating officer, envisions a possible extension of River Des Peres to connect with Big Bend and Laclede Station Road north of I-44. The study will look at multiple options. The Post-Dispatch reports that no funding has been set aside for the project, but once funding is found, construction could begin within five to ten years. The St. Louis County Council has ordered a freeze on new demolition permits for commercial and industrial property until Jan. 31. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the move gives the council time to consider a bill that would require owners to restore such demolition sites to their pre-built state. The measure was introduced Monday into the council. County officials are upset about the demolition of the closed Chrysler South Plant. They said the demolition contractor tore down the structure leaving a slab and environmental problems behind. The Post-Dispatch reports the bill would add site restoration to requirements for demolition permits. Applicants would be forced to remove all elements of structures and slabs, cover the site with dirt, seed or sod the site and install appropriate landscaping. "Gutted factory buildings offer precious little incentive for prospective future developers." -County Executive Charlie Dooley said in a letter to the council. (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) Supporters of a ballot question to amend the state constitution and ban personal property taxes may now begin collecting signatures to put the question on the 2012 statewide ballot. The secretary of state's office approved the ballot summary on Monday. Richard LaViolette of Fenton proposed the ballot question which seeks to ban personal property taxes on vehicles, farm machinery, and manufactured homes. LaViolette says they're a nuisance and people cannot really own their property if a tax is levied upon it. Officials estimate abolishing the tax could cost state and local governments more than $1 billion per year. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2


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The look of love is clear as day this spring break!
While there's no denying the chemistry between Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan on daytime TV, the blond beauty's true main man is none other than hubby Mark Consuelos.
Happily married for more than 19 years, the Hollywood couple has consistently wowed us with their red carpet style, adorable family and of course their hot Instagram pictures.
This week was no different as the two headed somewhere tropical for a little fun in the sun before the Easter holiday.
Wearing a bikini with bold pink sunglasses, Kelly was able to snap a selfie with her handsome man. In fact, she even wrote "#Bae Watch" as her fun and flirty caption.
So what has made this couple survive and thrive for so many years? Kelly had an idea when she recently appeared on Watch What Happens Live.
"We just like each other a lot. I love my husband. I think he's awesome," she gushed to Andy Cohen. "We've been together a really long time. We try to do spicy things together all the time."
She continued, "I sent him a cute, adorable butt selfie in my underpants. It's the only time I've ever sent a semi-nude anything, ever!"
Enough about this playful, romantic stuff. There's also plenty of photographic proof.
We compiled just some of the cutest photos of Mark and Kelly on Instagram. From the car to the beach, these two win big in the love game everywhere they go.


text: Human Rights Observatory China Court Upholds Jail Term for Activist In a widely anticipated move, a court in China upheld a four-year jail term given to legal scholar Xu Zhiyong for his political activism. Xu is the founder of a transparency movement that has pressed officials to disclose their assets. His detention and prison sentence have drawn international criticism. Xu Zhiyong had been found guilty in January of gathering a crowd to disturb public order. His appeal, rejected on Friday by the Beijing Intermediate People's...Read complete article© Voice of America - Friday, April 11, 2014


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Sudden death of Northern Ireland fan puts historic result 'into perspective' - IFA
There has been intense sadness at news a Northern Ireland fan died during the Euro 2016 match against Ukraine on Thursday.
The man, aged in his 60s, collapsed around 50 minutes into the match.
The PSNI said it has received confirmation from French Police tonight that he died at the Stadium in Lyon during the NI v Ukraine match.
PSNI Superintendent Nigel Goddard has spoken of his sadness at the death which comes just days after the Darren Rodgers tragically died earlier this week.
Euro 2016: Northern Ireland fans pay respects to tragic Darren Rodgers in Nice
The senior police officer who is in France to help act as a liaison with French police said the man's family has been contacted.
"Our thoughts are tragically with a second family this week mourning the devastating loss of their loved one," he said.
"We understand the man aged in his sixties collapsed during the game and was attended to by emergency services in the Stade de Lyon.
"It is extremely sad that this is the second death of a Northern Ireland fan in France during the Euro 2016 games.
"We have been liaising with French Authorities and local PSNI officers have been in touch with the man's family in Belfast."
We have sadly received confirmation from French Police tonight that a NI fan has died at the Stade de Lyon during the NI v Ukraine match— PSNI (@PoliceServiceNI) June 16, 2016
The Foreign Office has confirmed it is providing support to the family of a British national who has sadly died in France, adding that the man died of natural causes.
The Irish Football Association has expressed its deep sadness at the man's death.
Irish FA Chief Executive Patrick Nelson said it puts the historic result of the game into perspective.
We understand the man who is aged in his 60s collapsed during the game. Local PSNI officers have been in touch with his family in Belfast.— PSNI (@PoliceServiceNI) June 16, 2016
"The fan passed away as he was watching the game in the stadium. This puts any result of a football match into perspective," he said.
"The thoughts of the board, management, players and staff are with his family and friends at this sad time."
Northern Ireland Sports Minister Paul Givan, who was at the match in Lyon, also expressed his sadness.
He said his thoughts and prayers are with the man's family.
Saddened to learn that a Northern Ireland fan died during the game tonight. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.— Paul Givan (@paulgivan) June 16, 2016
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Otoscope fits into the "adult alternative" category, a local quartet founded by Tom Teubl, who is originally from Cleveland. After a 2004 disc that featured local guitarist Steve Langdon, the current band includes Teubl on rhythm guitar and vocals, Langdon on guitars and keys, Doug Purvis on bass, and Benjamin Franklin Day II on drums. Langdon produced their new CD, Reflection, with 12 Teubl originals.
This is layered, over-driven guitar rock, laid on thick. Not heavy metal, not as complex as progressive, nor does it have much of a rock beat, as the emphasis seems to be to make melodic anthems. Many are lumbering, power-chord frameworks for Teubl to hang his interesting lyrics (easily accessible online), effectively using slide and drone guitar effects. Teubl's vocal is fine, while a bit smallish within the overall sound. Though Langdon is clearly one of those axe men who can burn holes in space with blazing licks, these are largely kept in the holster.
The opener is a good example of the sound and a highlight. "Ganapati" has a very good hook built on a simple, lurching drone that sounds like 50 guitars, while Teubl sings mystical-sounding lyrics about a Hindu god; it all works. Pink Floyd sounds like the inspiration for "Please Be Good to Each Other," which has the same drum riff as "Ganapati," but big slide guitar lines over the top as guest Allegra Barley adds the vocal, repeating the title while otherwise sounding vaguely like "The Great Gig in the Sky."
"Dire Situation" is quieter, with harmonies, a story about Teubl's days being raised by wolves, as a metaphor for the greed of modern society. Langdon gets to shred a bit on "Three Fourths of a Fifth," about getting trashed on that much whiskey and its repercussions; he flies, especially on the outro. "Record Player" is a pretty good song that brings a smile as a drone beat and three-part harmonies combine: "Seems like a hundred million years years ago/ You brought joy in the past/ You're the record player." Hey, man, I still collect vinyl and have a Yamaha direct drive three feet from this keyboard.
Teubl wrote "Sea of Souls" about those who perished on 9/11, and the tune has somber breaks with acoustic lines by Langdon. Okay, but next up is a very similar sounding song, "Numbered," all about how we're all dying, but no worries as reincarnation waits, invoking another Hindu deity. Maybe sequence these two further apart? The closer, "Sea Change," has the first organ heard on the disc and a soaring solo by Langdon, his best, pulls it out of the filler thicket.
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You can use the odbc driver from postgresql
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As I said, this guide is good for me, but there are many different gameplays for kayle so you can take a lot of different runes sets (like pure Atk speed, mvmnt speed, offensive or defensive) for Kayle. Just test it yourself ^^.
I generally go on an offensive 21/9/0 for solo top but you also can do some 9/0/21 sustain set or an hybrid "as you want" 9/15/6 but it's weird. Kayle has a lot of dps and quickly dominates because of her "perma-harass" and her range.
I know some would go on a Wit's End or on a malady but as I said it 3times, Kayle has many different ways to be played.
You can go on a Guardian Angel if you are focused but a Phantom Dancer is also good, you can choose to stack the incredible damages with the trinity force + wit's end + malady + Madred's bloodrazor to go on an anti-tank build, a frozen mallet is also viable
Her AP build is strong, don't care about what people say, Kayle is for me the best solo laner after Morgana and Irelia
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I max the Q first because that slow is useful for ganks, escapes and the "perma-harass", you can max the E if you find your dps isn't so hard for you but it has a duration and you will spam it if you don't care about your mana (it's a bad idea with kayle)
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Does age matter for the value of life? - Evidence from a choice experiment in rural Bangladesh
Using a random sample of individuals in rural Bangladesh, this paper investigates people's preferences regarding relative values of lives when it comes to different ages of the individuals being saved. By assuming that an individual has preferences concerning different states of the world, and that these preferences can be described by an individual social welfare function, the individuals' preferences for life-saving programs are elicited using a pair-wise choice experiment between different life-saving programs. In the analyses, we calculate the social marginal rates of substitution between saved lives of people of different ages. We also test whether people have preferences for saving more life-years rather than only saving lives. In particular, we test and compare the two hypotheses that only lives matter and that only life-years matter. The results indicate that the value of a saved life decreases rapidly with age and that people have strong preferences for saving life-years rather than lives per se. Overall, the results clearly show the importance of the number of life-years saved in the valuation of life.
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a) Sexual Harassment in the given context, is described in The Sexual Harassment of Women at the Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act 2013 in Paragraph 2(n) as: "sexual harassment" includes any one or more of the following unwelcome acts or behaviour (whether directly or by implication) namely:
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c) The key expression in the above definition is unwelcome which indicates the unwanted and non-consensual nature of the behaviour in question.
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f) The overwhelmingly dominant form of sexual harassment is that perpetrated by men against women. However, sexual harassment could also be perpetrated by women against men or occur between persons of the same sex.
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a) Gender Sensitisation involves creating awareness about gender issues and working towards and creating an enabling environment of gender justice where men and women can work together with a sense of personal security and dignity.
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ii. Second, where the victim is mentally incapacitated from making a complaint someone can make the complaint on her/his behalf.
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This teen drama by Eva Stefankovicova takes an honest and sympathetic look at the aspirations of two sisters. Helena (Zuzana Krupicova) is in training at a hair styling school and is anxious to enter into a national competition, coming up soon. Her sister Vlasta (Monika Horakova) wants to be a top model, and both sisters see that they can help each other out. Vlasta agrees to lay her tresses in Helena's capable hands, and Helena agrees to have Vlasta model her hairstyles in competition. The semi-finals come, and the sisters are triumphant, but they still have the finals in Bratislava to worry about. On top of it all, they are pursued by several young male parasites who want to latch on to their potential success for their own selfish reasons.


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