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For Abhi Goyal, SEAS '17, fulfilling the engineering school's preprofessional course requirement would be "a waste of time."
Because Goyal came into college knowing he wanted to major in biomedical engineering, a preprofessional course to introduce him to a specific field of engineering wouldn't be that helpful, he said.
"I think the entire point of the preprofessional courses are for undecided SEAS majors who want to gauge their interests in different fields of engineering," he said, adding that that class time could be better spent on working toward a minor, or taking a higher-level course in his department.
At Monday night's Engineering Student Council meeting, School of Engineering and Applied Science Vice Dean Soulaymane Kachani announced that the SEAS Committee on Instruction voted unanimously to remove the preprofessional requirement from the undergraduate core, beginning with the class of 2018.
ESC President Siddhant Bhatt, SEAS '14, said that this would give future SEAS students, especially students who arrive at college already knowing what they want to study, more academic flexibility.
But when it comes to current students, Bhatt said that ESC is working with the administration to allow current first-year students from the class of 2017, like Goyal, to get the preprofessional requirement waived.
"What's very important for ESC right now … if it's feasible, is how we can structure it in time before the drop deadline this semester," Bhatt said.
"Nothing will be forced on them, they can still adhere to the bulletin," Bhatt said. "But that opt-in policy might be something that a number of first-year students can enjoy and benefit from."
Currently, all SEAS undergraduates are required to take at least one professional level course. According to the press release, when this became a requirement, "there were few additional opportunities for students to explore potential majors early in their academic career."
With the introduction of the first-year required course Art of Engineering, the widespread adoption by most departments of an introductory level programming course, and the creation of several major discovery events, however, the COI and SEAS Undergraduate Advisory Committee said that they felt the preprofessional requirement was unnecessary.
The press release also says that undergraduates are still encouraged to take a preprofessional course, and that departments can still require a professional level course for the major.
ESC class of 2017 president Robert Adelson, SEAS '17, said the policy allows administrators to choose course requirements within individual departments.
"Some departments might maintain requirements for a specific course," Adelson said, citing the Introduction to Electrical Engineering course as one crucial to the major. "But there won't be a requirement that you just have to take a preprofessional course."
Bhatt said that some departments do not offer preprofessional courses.
"Computer science and IEOR [Industrial Engineering Operations Research] did not have a preprofessional course in the past, so computer science and IEOR students used to take other classes that interested them … that was primarily for the engineering degree requirement," Bhatt said.
Adelson said he still believed that students would choose to take a professional level course, "especially if they're unsure of their major."
"I found that a lot of students were very unsure about their major, they were juggling between two majors, so if they take a preprofessional course it could help them decide especially if they talk to people in the field more," he said.
Bhatt said that increased flexibility in the engineering curriculum is always a positive change for undergraduates, since the curriculum "is so rigid … be it at Columbia or any other school."
He added that the best part about the change is the fact that it came from administrators and from the departmental chairs who sit on the COI.
"You see these sort of big changes—pass/fail last year, preprofessional courses this year, in the middle they're changing the Gateway course … it's good to see that the COI and the faculty at Columbia Engineering are willing to discuss change," he said.
The pre-professional course isn't the worst thing about SEAS requirements. Seriously. The fact that we have to take introductory Chemistry and Physics even with APs is ridiculous. It's 3 classes totally wasted on things we already know. Also, the insane humanities requirements has to be cut down. The fact that we have to take 4 non-technical courses + art/music hum + Global Core/CC/LitHum is preposterous. It's hard enough fulfilling engineering requirements. Don't make us read 300 pages of Plato + do 5 problem sets a week.
Worst case for the pre-professional course, you take Intro to EE and have a great semester with Vallancourt.
The liberal arts core is what sets Columbia apart from MIT, Caltech, etc. It is an ivy league engineering degree as opposed to a technical degree. This is why the students are much more well rounded and the degree is so valuable.
I highly doubt tech companies and engineering firms value any of us because of the Core. If the Core truly did help Columbia engineers become more well-rounded, we would have more entrepreneurs, which isn't the case. The Liberal Arts education is an old-school tradition which has little practical value in this day and age. No one has time to dwell on pointless debate of the past. People don't become well-rounded from reading Homer. A well-rounded engineer should be able to speak, communicate and lead, not engage in "intellectual" debate on the subject of dead white people. Our priorities are misplaced as we cling to an impractical elitist education from centuries ago.
1) "valuable" doesn't necessarily mean only to "tech companies and engineering firms"... the engineering curriculum and the degree here should be valuable to the student since it provides more opportunities for a diverse, well-rounded education, and the ability to "speak, communicate, and lead"
2) the Core (lithum included) teaches you to "speak, communicate, and lead." these classes are 2 hours twice a week where all you do is speak and communicate and lead in the classroom. (if you don't do the reading and don't speak in class that's on you..)
Removing mandatory core in place of more academic freedom is always a good thing.
Not sure how I feel about this. First, this really comes as a surprise. I heard no news from the student council that they were considering removing the pre-professional requirement from degrees (I'm friends with a lot of them and read all the newsletters). ESC really needs to improve their outreach on working policies.
While I feel the pre-professional courses might be seem unnecessary for students who are certain about their major, it is still beneficial to be exposed to multiple disciplines of engineering.
I don't have anything against giving students the freedom to choose what courses they want to take, I'm just worried that with the lack of applied engineering opportunities at Columbia that are available to incoming first-years, students will opt-out of taking the pre-professional course not because they have no desire to explore, but that they feeled pressured to fit in a minor/double-major/pre-med req (like us over-achieving Columbians tend to do). Valuing exploration and being familiar with many disciplines (within engineering and outside engineering) is what makes Columbia engineering unique and valuable. I am sad to see this req go.
I know a lot of people who came in "knowing what they wanted to major in for sure." For some people, the pre-professional course reinforced that desire, while for others it showed them that they would either enjoy a different major more or aren't really interested by the major they thought that they wanted. That being said, maybe SEAS should focus on improving and expanding the AoE lab section, so that it can give a great scope of what the major has to offer. I took the BME section with Dr. Kyle, and it definitely showed me that I wanted to stick with BME.
The Art of Structural with Deodatis is definitely one of the most interesting and inspiring courses in the engineering school. The words "interesting" and "inspiring" are rarely ever used to describe and engineering course, so that's saying something.
When have students ever complained about preprofessional courses? You get to choose from a list of fun courses that introduce you to specific fields! I don't understand why ESC and the COI is wasting their time on this nonissue and then pretending to address things like student stress in the process.

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- DecoArt Multi-Purpose Sealer
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- Foam Plate for Paints
- Lo-Temp Glue Gun
- Don Mechanic Unfinished Wood Candlesticks - 2
- Lara's Crafts ¾" X 1" Wood Spools -3
- 40mm Wiggle Eyes- 3
- Unfinished Wood
- Green Chenille Stems- 7
- Green 1" Pompoms- 8
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Basecoat pumpkin with Pistachio Mint; let dry.
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Use Kelly Green to paint candlesticks, spools, and mouth and eyebrows on pumpkin; let dry. Refer to photo for placement and glue small end of candlesticks to pumpkin for "ears" and end of one spool between ears and one at each side.
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Use Ebony Black to paint banner; let dry.
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Use liner brush and Snow White to paint words on banner; let dry.
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Apply a coat of sealer to pumpkin and banner; let dry.
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Glue wiggle eyes and pompom nose to pumpkin face; glue banner to pumpkin.
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Glue ends of three chenille stems into hole of center spool; glue ends of two chenille stems into each spool at side. Place glue around end of each chenille stem and press center of pompom into it to secure well. Bend chenille stem "feelers" into coil shapes.


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Retired faculty member Rowena Spencer is back in the American Medical Student Association blog, On Call, on the occasion of her 91st birthday which will be July 3rd.
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LSUHSC-NO Libraries NewsRowena SpencerRowena Spencer at age 91Retired faculty member Rowena Spencer is back in the American Medical Student Association blog, On Call, on the occasion of her 91st birthday which will be July 3rd. This Month in History: Dr. Rowena Spencer and Her Little ChickensDespite the resemblance, Dr. Rowena Spencer explains, children are not tiny adults; indeed, "Children are like little chickens. They like to know their way around." As one of the first women in the country to specialize in pediatric surgery as well as the first woman appointed to the surgical staff at the LSU Medical Center and the first female surgeon in the state of Louisiana, Dr. Spencer proved a wonderful asset to any hospital. Her bedside manner set her apart as a surgeon of unparalleled worth. Dr. Spencer preferred to take a lighter approach to her smaller patients—being a friend instead of a threat; as a 1960 Times-Picayune article describes, "She is not above bribing a youthful patient with a nickel or a piece of candy." And when asked in a recent interview about the most satisfying part of her work, she answered, "Holding the babies. I love babies more that a mule can kick." A forerunner for females in the surgical arena, Dr. Spencer faced some adversity, though she did not appear to dwell on this issue. She persevered to become a respected member of the medical community at a point in history rife with tension over not only the presence of women in the medical field but also African-Americans. At Johns Hopkins University, where she earned her M.D. in 1947, Spencer was in good company. She studied under Dr. Alfred Blalock and his laboratory technician, Vivien Thomas. Thomas, an African-American with little formal education, played an integral role in helping save those suffering from "blue baby syndrome." Another partner in this discovery was Helen Taussig, founder of the field of pediatric cardiology and first female president of the American Heart Association. The work of Blalock, Thomas, and Taussig on the heart is immortalized in a PBS production, "American Experience: Partners of the Heart"(2002), and in a Hollywood production, Something the Lord Made (2004). Dr. Spencer would continue their work on infant patients, making a name for herself as an authority on conjoined twins. Examples of her work include many articles such as: "Parasitic Conjoined Twins: External, Internal, and Detached" and "Congential Heart Defects in Conjoined Twins." An autographed copy of her text, Conjoined Twins: Developmental Malformations and Clinical Implications, is available for checkout at the Library. Dr. Spencer has also had the honor of being featured in a publication entitled, Louisiana Women: Their Lives and Times. Her chapter, "A Study of Changing Gender Roles in Twentieth-Century Louisiana Medicine" by Bambi L. Ray Cochran, appears alongside essays on Marie Therese Coincoin, Oretha Castle Haley, and many others in a fitting tribute to their contributions. Dr. Spencer recently celebrated her 90th birthday. Glimpse of the Past is an ongoing project to promote the Louisiana Digital Library effort. This Month in History will present for your reading pleasure a closer look into a newspaper clipping of note from our Digital Collections and articles relating to the LSU Medical School. Recent (brief) Interview with Rowena Spencer Happy Birthday to former/retired faculty member, Rowena Spencer on her 90th birthday. A recent brief interview with her was published on the American Medical Student Assocication Blog. The Isché Library has two copies of her 2003 monograph, Conjoined twins: developmental malformations and clinical implications. |


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There were some quite critical reviews on this saw that I read before I decided to buy. Yes, the manufacturers machining isn't supurb. I spent about ah hour elongating the elongated holes for squaring...Read complete review
There were some quite critical reviews on this saw that I read before I decided to buy. Yes, the manufacturers machining isn't supurb. I spent about ah hour elongating the elongated holes for squaring up the fence so I could get spot on 90 degrees using an Engineer's square to the blade. I simply used the appropriate sized drill bit and used the flutes to cut them a bit longer and a bit to one side. Hey, it's aluminum. And some of that was to get the 90 degree "pin" to locate properly when going from an angled cut back to 90. The pin is too small a diameter, or the slot it goes into is too large. Either way I worked ti so slipping the pin into the slot and easing it to the right hand edge is perfect every time. The big Delta cast iron chop saw that this one is replacing had the same problem. This one was easier to solve.Today I used the sliding feature again for three lap joints in Cypress, part of a kitchen counter project. The depth adjuster worked just fine. Neat feature. 35 swipes back and forth gave me uniform depth and smooth cuts over a 2" lap. Felt like the guy in the deli slicing roast beef!!! Easier and faster than setting up the dado blade on the table saw.No, the sawdust bag doesn't seem to collect the sawdust worth a d***. And I've only made a couple three hundred cuts, so I don't know how long the blade will go. But it's working just fine. Like someone else said, when it goes, I'll replace it with an 80 tooth fine.And this puppy didn't cost an arm and a leg.
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I agree with other reviewers about the quality of the build...and assembly. Having owned 10 inch Delta, Porter-Cable and Rigid chop/miter saws, this one seems way too poorly designed and assembled.The 60 tooth, C2 carbide blade is not great deal, but it cuts OK. this is not the fault of the saw. However, the absence of a brake on the motor is scary, making you wait a long time for the spinning to stop before you lift the blade from the cut. Bummer. And it gets worse:Right out of the box it made a nice true 90 cut. This was a relief... BUT...and this really annoyed me, it did not cut all the way through stock footed to the fence! It left about 1/4 inch uncut! the incomplete manual said the depth adjustment screw was set correctly at the factory and so there would be no need to adjust it. Boy was that a joke. It was not set correctly and I bet there are a lot of workers in the factory laughing at the joke. The diagram does not even identify which screw was at issue and then it names it only as "screw" like about a dozen others in the parts diagram. In fact it is part number 37 in the list and it can only be adjusted with a 3 mm (1/8 inch) allen wrench--which is NOT included. But first you have to release the 10 mm locking washer (no wrench for that either. THEN you can set it, making sure the assembly is all the way tight to the slide (otherwise you risk cutting the lock nut beneath the fence)! This took me about 30 minutes and a lot of cursing at the manual.
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Had it only one day and built two tables already; straight accurate cuts are finally possible...no more frustration! Haven't seen anything not to like yet...best value for money at Harbor Freight!!
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I have been a Harbor Freight customer for years and have purchased a full range of tools and supplies from them. Their prices, quality, and readily available 20% off coupons make the store a haven for bargin-minded consumers/craftsmen.The 12" sliding miter saw is a GREAT deal. It was packaged -for the most part- fully assembled. The unit required only minor adjustments. Directions were easy to follow. Mounting it to 3/4" plywood cut roughly 8" greater than its L & W enables it to be portable and stable around the shop/worksite. Thus far, have not had any return issues with HF Tools. (Can't say how it compares to $400.00+ saws...you be the judge.)
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You can not beat this saw for the money. It cuts accurate and is easy to transport. I am buying a second one just for the house.
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Excellent Saw at Bargain Price!
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Worked great right out of the box. Did all of the preliminary setup stuff like checking the tightness of screws, squareness of blade, accurracy of miter angles, etc - everything was spot on without any need for adjustment or tightening. Have been using this saw for the past week to finish building a garden shed. This miter saw makes much better cuts than my old circular saw (cuts are clean and square with the provided blade). This slider saw does everything that I needed and handles the wider cuts that a standard miter saw can't do like those long cuts at 30 degreesMy only suggestion to Harbor Freight is that they include two (2) clamps instead of one as it would help in saving cutting time not having to switch it from one side to another. Otherwise this saw looks just like my neighbor's older *raft*man miter saw except for the label, but at less than half the price!I used the August 2013 Harbor Freight flyer to get this for less that $90. I deliberated about getting the larger 12" saw for an additional $35 but am happy that I bought the 10". The 12" had a few more bells and whistles but it weighs another 23+ lbs. Since I'm just working on the shed project off and on, I carry the saw out to the backyard when I need it and 29 lbs is a lot easier to lug around than the 53 lbs of the 12 incher!IMHO, if you're in need of a sliding miter saw - and who doesn't need one! - this is the one to get, especially at the flyer sale price!
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I found none of the complaints of others. My saw cut straight and true out of the box. The 60 tooth blade had a finish cut as good as Freuds or others (and I've used quite a few-straight, smooth, no chip-out). I'll grant you that it's not top of the line, but it cuts about as well as my DW717. It doesn't have all of the features and solid feel of the top-line saws, but I didn't pay an arm and a leg either. For under $90-great saw! Would make great gifts for family, friends and DIYers!By the way, this saw will cross-cut and bevel a full 2x12!
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I really enjoy this saw. I have had it for 4 years and it still is hanging in there. I have no problems with it. Saw blade is a little dull, but that's to be expected after all this time.
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For the money you just cannot beat this thing! I bought this, along with a few other Chicago Electric products, and have been pleasantly surprised. I am currently renovating my recently purchased home and received a HF gift card which I used for this saw. I have put down and entire floor, framed up doors and pass-throughs, and numerous other projects. The blade it comes with isn't the best and it got burnt up rather quickly. Threw a new blade in there and it goes through 2x4s like butter. I would recommend this to any weekend warrior looking to save money without compromising on quality. I am an extremely satisfied customer! for this I keep returning to HF and the Chicago Electric brand!
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In a somewhat confrontational press conference Friday, Anthony Weiner did not answer questions about the 23-year-old Indiana native who came forward this week with racy messages that she and Weiner exchanged online last summer.
The New York City mayoral candidate also indicated he may stop answering questions all together about his online relationships with women following his 2011 resignation from Congress.
"There's going to reach a point fairly soon that I'm going to say I think I've said enough about it, and I'm going to keep just talking about other things," he told reporters in Staten Island.
Asked if he had anything to say about Sydney Leathers, who said in a television interview Thursday that she felt "manipulated" by Weiner, the former congressman had nothing to add.
"I have no response to any people who put out information that they want to put out. It's their decision. I'm certainly not going to do it. I don't have any response to that," he said. Weiner also shot down questions about whether he had recent contact with Leathers. "That's absolutely not true. Never did in anyway."
Leathers is one of the "few" women that Weiner estimates he sexted with after leaving Congress for the same problem. He reiterated Friday that some of these women may still go public.
"Things that I did were wrong. They were hurtful to my wife. I compounded it enormously by misleading about it after. But when I got in this race, all of this was in the past and it's staying in the past. That doesn't mean more people won't want to come out and talk about it," he said.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi also had harsh words to say about Weiner on Thursday, describing his actions as "reprehensible" and urging him to "get a clue." Fellow Democratic Rep. Jerry Nadler, who represents part of Manhattan, told reporters on Capitol Hill that Weiner is a "serial liar" and someone who "has shown monumentally bad judgment" and "needs serious psychiatric help."
The candidate admitted Friday that he had "embarrassed (his) colleagues with this."
"I got to prove to them-Nancy Pelosi, she's not going to have a chance to vote for me," he simply said. "I hope to win Jerry Nadler's vote in this election."
Saying he felt like there was an "echo chamber" at the press conference, Weiner seemed to grow irritated by the repeated questioning about his scandal.
"You surround me by cameras and then say hey, what it's it like to be surrounded by cameras? I'm glad you're here. I understand you're doing your job. I'm trying to do mine. And mine is to communicate to the people of this city that I want to be a fighter for the middle class," he said.
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I'm a sweet tooth from way back! I think it comes from the forced restraint as a child. In my family there was a crazy "no sweets" rule. My mum fancied herself as a bit of a herbal and we ate Bornhoffen bread and dried apricots. The only sweet treats in our house were ginger nut biscuits. That is, until Wednesday rolled around. On a Wednesday my Grandma would come over and dish out chocolate freckles into Tupperware containers. I'm pretty sure those little chocolate treats were hoovered in less than a minute.
Later lolly day involved the purchase of our favourite chocolate bar at the local milko. I ALWAYS had a Mars Bar…can't go near them now. A store-bought bar is all very well and good but would you guys take a look at these ace "make at home" chocolate treats? I mean EVERY day could be lolly day! How wonderful!
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Jon Hilsenrath, WSJ chief economic correspondent, grades Timothy Geithner's time as Treasury secretary as his term is ending.
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He's calling it quits his tenure has been controversial.
Was better friend to big banks or to the average channel.
On his last day John hills and -- while Tim Geithner.
Into the Wall Street Journal is the chief economics correspondent Andy joins me with a report card what grade are you giving hand.
Well so let let's let's go subject by subject and what about -- Gutierrez -- good grades first of the bedroom split what's the bank bailout because that's a thing that he's most remembered for so what grade would you give a man and you know what.
That's where I'm -- give him a good grade this is this the part of the crisis response that's perhaps most controversial.
Most you know so many people right now say that it was a bad there was a bad thing to do I -- -- NA you know our financial system.
Was on the brink of I think.
Like many minus actually had undermined if you -- -- high grade inflation here in the middle Sally Harry yeah given me the minuses because they took some of that money and lost in bailing out GM.
But when you look at what they did with the banks -- stabilize the financial system and that actually make -- made money on those investments.
We're in a bad place and they help to -- out of -- -- you gotta give credit where it's -- I guess although the folks at Lehman certainly wouldn't agree with that I still know a lot of better people who wonder why they were let go and AIG was.
Solis is arbitrary right you know what I'm talking about here is that -- the way -- -- -- -- disaster no absolutely I was I was teasing.
-- -- ago Fannie -- of reform and an an -- housing sector in general which was you know a huge part of the reason why we still -- that they had the.
They they got the banking sector back on its feet and they haven't done anything with Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac since bailing them out they get -- -- -- that Geithner has really moved nowhere on trying to reconfigure.
Our mortgage finance system.
And it had a lot of problems trying to push through their own efforts for instance today get people out of -- -- mortgages or get more refinancing done.
They get they get an -- on that particularly because they haven't even tried.
Yeah put forward a plan that would reform Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -- -- like share Exxon million right away Fannie and Freddie have been huge money loses for the got.
Talked about the debt ceiling debate I mean 88 I I feel like he wasn't even really apart at -- Well.
He gets a they have the Treasury's responsibility.
Really is to have.
A contingency plan you know this is a guy who steer the economy through all of these financial crisis.
-- you ought to have some kind of plan in place for dealing with.
The moment when we might hit the debt crisis.
And inspector general looked at this last year and discover that the treasury never put in place a contingency plan for you know what would happen if congress never got around to raising the debt ceiling yet for lack of planning.
They get a low grade on -- -- -- -- I'm what do you think he's gonna do next I mean after it for me after like a six month vacation in the Bahamas then I would start thinking about what Atlantis I think I think he might -- more than more than -- year since my synagogue on -- it's gonna talk front.
Well you know it's -- he did an interview with Politico today and ruled out taking the top job at the Fed.
I thought that he was potentially Janet Yellen is biggest biggest competition for that job.
Because Obama.
Clearly feels very loyal to the guy.
So you know and Geithner really wanted to be the Fed chief I would think you would have a chance that if the fact that he said today he he's not in the running for that.
Good as he could change his mind I think that makes it likely that Janet Yellen who is right now the vice chairwoman of the Fed.
Could get that job when Bernanke leaves in January 2014.
Johnny where that up puts Bernanke -- -- that puts Geithner.
You know maybe I'll make a turn in the private sector I didn't think he goes to a big bank that would just be.
Horrible publicity move but.
There are lots of other smaller investment funds that he can be looking around for a lot of these guys guys also I know a lot of people -- left the Fed have got out.
On the speaking circuit and you're out of privately and that is very lucrative very lucrative allotment of much about site at -- does that rapper while John tells the graphics are much.
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A friend recently gave us two bottles of Old Overholt, sealed, with the unbroken seals marking them as made in 1934, bottled in 1948. She found them in the house following her mother's death, and insists they are ours to keep.
I drink and enjoy rye above all liquors I drink neat. Before even noticing their age, I opened one for a sip. The cork fell apart. The rye is clear, and tastes fine - stiff, not harsh. This is not today's Jim Beam Old Overholt.Then I looked harder. The label has Mr. Overholt's iconic image, the bottles is handsomely embossed. Across the top, Bottled in Bond. Below the image it says 4/5 Quart, 100 Proof. Interesting is that it gives it as manufactured in Large, Pa, USA. Looking around the web, I see most of the Overholts of roughly this vintage list Broad Ford, PA as the manufactory. I don't know what to make of this. If I drink it casually am I wasting a treasure? That is, is this a notable whiskey? I'm a newbie, don't use forums anywhere, could not find how to simply attach an image from my computer, but I uploaded one image to a server and put the url there. I hope the picture is useful to someone who might comment on these two old bottles of rye, one still sealed. (Oops, just peeked. Way too big. Reduced the image size and re-uploaded. |
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EDIT: Both games are already claimed and given away.
I bought the Humble Weekly Bundle and now I have codes for two games I already had: Dungeonland and The Showdown Effect (links go to their release trailers on Youtube). The latter game was also in the previous weekly sale, and Turt gave away a bunch of copies of Dungeonland a while back on Skype, so here I am with extra codes. I'm just going to give them away, because why the fuck not. I did so with a copy of Thomas Was Alone a couple weeks back and gave it to Drago, so I figured I may as well do the same kind of thing with these ones.
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Articles by Woodrow Kroll
The Last Word
Occasionally, I come across a sermon by a popular preacher teaching that the Bible promises God's followers a life free from misfortune.
Regret-free Living
There's an Arabian proverb that says, "Four things do not come back: the spent arrow, the spoken word, time passed and the neglected opportunity."
Love Like Jesus
Years ago, a man walked the earth and revealed a life so unique it became the central point in human history.
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she's amazing as well
yeah it does, and her character is cool, has good taste in music, and wears the same shirts i do, what's scary is i just re-watched this last night
exactly, her voice is too good either way
Snow is my favorite Spock's Beard album
We need sludgey and droney and stonery metal:
Sunn O)))
Electric Wizard
Cult of Luna
It's a very moody, atmospheric album - basically combine SW's production techniques (and they're spectacular here - have the album on vinyl, CD, and Blu-Ray) with Akerfeldt's love of classic prog (in particular Comus) and you'll see where things are coming from on the album. Those expecting "Porcupeth" won't have a whole lot to sink their teeth into, save possibly the opening track.
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Overall, I'd say the standout track on the album is "Lock Howl", especially for some of the shifts that song takes.
Official forum economist. Explodes when thrown.
PSN: madmikefisk
Despite all my rage, I'm still just Nicolas Cage