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Today I got a phone call by a girl whom lives with her parents. Now my husband and I and our children rent a room from her parents in the basement. Today she told me that her and her mother went to children and youth about her sister to try and get their grandchild away from her sister. In the process they had to tell children and youth about my children and us and how we lived downstairs. I told this girl on the phone that if I lost my children because of their putting their nose in other peoples business and involving my children in a situation that they shouldn't have been involved in I would totally flip out and kick someones butts...Anyhow I got into it with the mother of the house and told her the same thing if i lost my kids cause of their crap I would totally kick their butts, and nothing or no one would stop me. It escilated into a full blow out name calling yelling battle between me and the mother. She shoved me and I shoved her back....she got up and hit me in the face and left a mark on both my left breast and under my chin. Now the mother was kicked out of the house and so was the daughter because of all this and when the mother left she went to the hospital. The only mark I made was a little pea sized bruise above her eyebrow from my ring. This woman is telling them she never touched me, and now the police are saying that we both will be arrested and be brought before a judge to tell our sides of the stories. No one really seen the fight except for the moment that her husband and another man pulled us apart. She is telling the police that I choked her and I did no such thing, all I did was push her against the wall and told her never to touch me again and that's when they pulled us apart and the husband told her to get out of his house. We later found out that the whole thing was coberated by the daughter whom called me, and that the mother was being checked for head trama. There was obviously no head trama cause they sent her home. I told the police I had no reason to lye and I wouldn't. I fully accept that I could get a fine out of this, and am prepared to pay that. We were both at fault and this woman is lyeing through her teeth about the whole situation. So now because of the fact that our stories don't match their going to arrest me for a domestic violence??? What can or will happen to me please someone help. I was defending my children and myself from something that we shouldn't have been in the middle of to begin with...HELP i'm desperate and have no money for a lawyer I'm poor and have no place to turn too.
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Article | Harvard Business Review | December 2010
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This article identifies five problematic issues in the intersection of work and life that create human resource challenges for organizations and their employees. These include work overload, the slow pace of adopting telecommuting, gender-related pay gaps, a household division of labor that still saddles women with a disproportionate share of caretaking chores, and the question of religious expression in the workplace.
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Can You Answer 25 Difficult Questions That The Mainstream Media Does Not Seem To Have Answers To?
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Thursday, June 7, 2012
The mainstream news just seems to get sillier and shallower with each passing day. Our world is becoming incredibly unstable, corruption is everywhere, we are on the verge of another massive economic crisis, government debt is absolutely exploding, war could erupt in the Middle East at any time and signs of deep social decay are everywhere and yet the mainstream media seems absolutely obsessed with reporting on celebrities and scandals.
It would be nice if the mainstream media would do a lot more true investigative reporting and would actually try to answer some of the difficult questions that we are being faced with. Unfortunately, most of what passes for news these days is essentially just infotainment. That is one of the reasons why we have seen such a surge in the popularity of alternative news outlets in recent years. People are searching for the truth, and they know that they are not getting much of it from the mainstream media these days.
One thing that I enjoy doing is pointing out some of the really silly stories that pass for news these days. Lets take a quick look at some of the headlines on the front pages of some of the biggest news sites on the Internet right now .
Is this baby doll really saying b****?
Toddler accidentally served vodka
Elton John frets over Gaga
Zimmerman stocks up on Cheetos in jail
Axl Rose robbed of $200,000 worth of jewelry
Taco Bell may take on Chipotle with Cantina menu
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Custom Car Builder Claims Hot Wheels Stole His Truck
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Nudist expo bares all in naked tourist industry
It must be a slow news day, right?
Our world is changing faster than ever before and bombshell stories are breaking at a pace that is really hard to keep up with.
Sadly, the mainstream media in the United States is pretty much a total joke at this point.
But that doesnt mean that the rest of us cant ask the important questions and search for the important answers.
Can you answer these 25 questions that the mainstream media in the United States does not seem to have answers to? .
1 What in the world was Mitt Romney doing at the Bilderberg Group conference? Reporter Charlie Skelton claims that he has four different eyewitnesses that saw Romney there .
Four eyewitnesses on the hotel staff told me Willard Mitt Romney was here at Bilderberg 2012. My four eyewitnesses place him inside. Thats one more than Woodward and Bernstein used. Romneys office initially refused to confirm or deny his attendance as Bilderberg is not public. They later said it was not him.
2 Is the financial crisis in Europe ultimately going to result in the creation of a new European superstate dominated by Germany?
3 Shouldnt we be alarmed that a thousand tons of radioactive water from the Fukushima nuclear disaster is being poured into the Pacific Ocean every single day?
4 Why is the mainstream media in the United States so silent about the grave threat that Fukushima reactor number 4poses to the entire northern hemisphere?
5 Why are radiation levels in the rain falling in southern California five times above normal?
6 The CDC is located in Atlanta, Georgia. A number of people down in Georgia have recently been attacked by flesh-eating bacteria. Is there any connection?
7 Why is the EPA now using drones to spy on farmers in Nebraska and Iowa?
8 Is the Obama administration actually going to take military action against Syria before the November election?
9 Are we on the verge of seeing World War III erupt in the Middle East?
10 Why has Citigroup been put in charge of issuing digital-identity badges to individuals that work for Defense Department contractors?
11 Why are pre-crime cameras being installed in mass transit locations all over the United States? Just check out the following example .
A new breed of security cameras can supposedly detect terrorism and crime without a human judgment calland mass transit agencies are shelling out big bucks for the product. San Franciscos Municipal Transit Authority, which oversees the citys MUNI trains, has signed a contract with security firm BRS Labs to deploy cameras to 12 subway stations that use algorithms and machine learning techniques to spot anomalous behavior.
12 Why is the Department of Homeland Security monitoring the use of hundreds of different keywords on social networks such as Facebook and Twitter?
13 Why are smart meters being aggressively pushed down the throats of American consumers when most people dont want them in their homes?
14 What does the fact that organized shoplifting is rapidly rising in America say about the level of social decay in our nation?
15 Why has the U.S. Congress been spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on printing costs related to meaningless declarations? The following is from a recent Daily Caller article .
The U.S. Senate has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on printing costs associated with passing simple resolutions declaring observances such as National Chess Day, National Safe Digging Month and the Year of Water.
16 Why was the U.S. government spending 20 million dollars to develop a Pakistani version of Sesame Street?
17 Why arent Americans being warned that the share of the U.S. national debt per person is on pace to triple by the year 2037?
18 Why are parents being arrested for cheering at high school graduation ceremonies?
19 Why did swarms of large spiders suddenly attack large numbers of people attending a religious festival in one town in India recently? .
It may sound like a B-grade horror movie, but residents of the town of Sadiya, in Assam state, say that on the evening of May 8 as they were celebrating a Hindu festival swarms of spiders suddenly appeared and attacked them, The Times of India reported.
Over the next few days two people a man, Purnakanta Buragohain, and an unnamed school boy died after being bitten by the spiders. Scores more turned up at the towns hospital with spider bites.
20 Why have there been so many cannibalism incidents in the United States lately?
21 Why does the United Nations want to govern the Internet? Why arent more people getting upset about their attempted power grab?
22 Why has Planned Parenthood been allowed to set up a clinic inside a high school in Los Angeles?
23 Why is the U.S. military developing a plan to implant microchips into our soldiers?
24 Why are some schools in Texas planning to use RFID tracking chips to monitor the movement of their students? Just check out what one school district down in the San Antonio area has planned .
Northside Independent School District plans to track students next year on two of its campuses using technology implanted in their student identification cards in a trial that could eventually include all 112 of its schools and all of its nearly 100,000 students.
25 Why have TSA agents been caught committing so many crimes? The following is what one member of Congressrecently had to say about a new report detailing dozens of serious crimes that TSA agents have committed in recent years .
TSA needs to immediately remove themselves from the human resource business. This report details highly disturbing cases where pedophiles and child pornographers wearing federal law enforcement uniforms are not only patting down unsuspecting travelers, but in many cases stealing valuables from their bags. Enough is enough. Its time for Congress to step in and demand accountability from Administrator Pistole
Do you have any other difficult questions that should be added to this list?
AV Town Crier says...
I ask those questions and so should every American. This points out how controlled our news media is—and congress allowed it!
This is all part of the brain-washing, dumbing down of America. The NWO will walk in and take over without one drop of blood being spilled and they will be welcomed like the Nazi's were in Germany. And Yes, Germany will be the capital of a super European state. WWIII in inevitable due to the world financial condition.
Welcome to the Brave New World. 1984 arrived (a little late, but, hey, that's fashionable, right?)
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Was just in a conversation with a coworker about the Smart Meters. Obviously people do not know the full capabilities of these meters. Ask yourself why a corporation would care about you saving money. As if they would spend millions developing a meter so you could save money. ALL the new appliances will have smart chips in them. The meters will communicate with the device which in turn will send the data back to a central hub. So you buy a new laptop with mic and camera built in(which they all have now). The government wants to keep an eye on you cause you just attended a Ron Paul gathering. They dial into the meter which communicates with the laptop telling it to power up the camera and mic. Now you just bugged your own home. Just one of the many uses for a "Smart Meter", just like your "Smart Phone" which can be dialed into and the mic and camera powered up even with the phone turned off. (Gotta remove the battery).
People are so trusting and never use critical thinking anymore. The jews trusted all the way to the "showers". People you better start thinking for yourselves and look for the things wrong instead of overlooking them.
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roxi says...
Media doesn't run the hard stuff, 'cause they want everyone to be HAPPY! and buy the crap they advertise. Many of the answers to the above questions are obvious, and what we don't know, the Feds have been using the same excuse for years: "National Security".
For obvious reasons, they're not going to advertise their strategies, especially involving war. Shrub used this excuse constantly. We'll never know, at least in our lifetimes, if any of this is 'true' or not.
Just notice how a president ages while in office. Look at Hillary Clinton – she looks like she's been run over by a bus.
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AV Town Crier says...
I don't have a camera on my PC and I don't use a lap top—they're no good for gaming. But There is that issue of that pesky satellite parked in the sky over my house. Damn, foiled again.
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June 7, 2012
Struggling to Fill No. 2 Post, Al-Qaeda Resorts to LinkedIn
Desperate Times for Terror Groups HR Dept.
KARACHI (The Borowitz Report) President Barack Obama has created one job that is proving difficult to fill: the No. 2 post at al-Qaeda.
Thats what theyre saying at the global terror group, whose Human Resources department has recently turned to the social networking site LinkedIn in hopes of filling the slot.
It used to be that madmen would just walk through the door hoping for a crack at seventy-two virgins, says Hassad el-Medfaii, director of HR for al-Qaeda. Now we have to go looking for these guys, and they all want dental.
Complicating the terror groups recruitment efforts for the tricky-to-fill No. 2 position: the recent publicity about President Obamas so-called kill list, which the HR director calls a big turn-off for a lot of applicants.
Ive had to sit down with them and tell them that the kill list has been totally overblown, he says. No ones talking about the list of all the people theyve missed. Its way longer.
Mr. el-Medfaii says that he has spent a lot of time on LinkedIn over the last week trying to spread the good news about working for al-Qaeda.
This is a great job for anyone who likes to travel, especially back and forth between Pakistan and Afghanistan, he says. Plus and Im really trying to get the word out about this we have one of the biggest caches of porn in the world.
While he says that he has found some promising candidates on LinkedIn for the No. 2 position at al-Qaeda, he and his staff are taking extra care in vetting resumes.
We dont want to find ourselves in the same kind of mess Yahoo is in, he says.
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roxi says...
Lol – MediQuada for all – vision plan extra.
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Sovereignty Soldier says...
Come on Ray, you take a story that levels very serious charges against your old profession which you usually are quick to defend, and you respond with a joke? It is humorous but still, why does the MSM try to keep people in the dark and dumb them down with dribble about pop culture? This is why nobody reads the paper or listens to MS talk radio anymore. It is so obvious that they all are told NOT to discuss certain things.
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AV Town Crier says...
I would apply. I like the 72 virgins bit. But I have a question; does that include enough Viagra?
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Ray Cunneff says...
In the fine print, it's actually 72 Virginians.
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AV Town Crier says...
Thanks for clearing that up. Throw in a couple of Floridian's and I'm in.
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CMGINAV says...
No argument for the tactics used by MSM…got it!
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Timing is everything in politics. For four years, I angered conservatives by insisting that Barack Obama would get reelected. I figured that an electorate willing to elect a man with ideas and a record that far to the left in 2008 would do so again. I began changing my view,however,after the first presidential debate. Over the last three or four weeks,I became confident that Mitt Romney would defeat Obama.
Fortunately for Obama,two forces intervened to rescue him. One was the mainstream media,which ensured that Benghazi,Hurricane Sandy,and the increase in the unemployment rate wouldn't be used to undermine Obama. As for Hurricane Sandy,Obama flew in for a photo-op and then immediately returned to campaigning. If George W. Bush were president,a relentless media would have ensured that Bush didn't return to the campaign trail.
The second force was David Axelrod and the campaign machine. I stand in awe at what they pulled off. They managed to push considerably more Democrats than Republicans to the polls (38-32 percent margin),closer to the 2008 turnout that favored Obama than the 2010 mid-term turnout that favored Republicans. Because they did,the predictions of an easy Romney victory by the likes of Dick Morris,Michael Barone,George Will,and Newt Gingrich (and myself) were dead wrong. We were certain that pollsters were oversampling Democrats. The pro-Republican,pro-Romney,and anti-Obama enthusiasm we were seeing was extremely intense. It was inconceivable to us that it could be overcome by a higher Democrat turnout. Somehow,however,it was,obliterating Romney's five-point victory among independents. It erased Romney's 50-49 percent edge in the final polls by Gallup and Rasmussen.
I stand in stunned disbelief. David Axelrod,you are a miracle worker.
How much of a miracle worker? Consider:
The American people reelected a man who presided over one of the worst four-year economic records in American history. By every objective measurement,the economy is far worse than it was four years ago: 47 million on food stamps (up from 32 million);all-time record deficits and debit (dwarfing the Bush numbers);chronic unemployment; a prolonged non-recovering recovery; 636,000 homeless;a doubling of gas prices;and on and on.
For historical perspective,consider this:No president since FDR in 1940 won reelection with an unemployment rate above 7.1 percent. And for FDR,that number was a huge improvement from four years earlier.
How did Obama and his team overcome this? The answer:they successfully blamed it on George W. Bush,with Bill Clinton aiding and abetting the process. There were no limits to how much they blamed Bush and how much it worked. The Democratic base swallowed it hook,line,and sinker.
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With the GOP polling at numbers lower than any recorded low in history, something was bound to give, right?
Well, meetings and plenty of on-camera time today has resulted in a possible deal that may be struck that the President is saying he is happy about.
The real scare, of course, is the debt limits, which will cause a nasty domino effect around the world. And China and Wall Street are breathing pretty hard down their necks to not let that happen.
Though no deal is on the table yet, there talk of talking about possibly talking about a deal.
One thing is clear in all this, however, and that's the fact that even if they do avert the world wide financial crisis that is scheduled for next Friday, they have absolutely no intention of ending the Government shutdown.
So, they'll tend to Wall Street and China and other nation's who hold out debt and profit from the business end of things, yet they will gladly stick it to the Vets, the young, the elderly and those who work for the "non-essential" end of the Federal Government, as well as families of the active military and the deceased military.
I think there's your answer about who they give a damn about. And it isn't anyone who doesn't have major money in the game they are playing.


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Yann Guichard won the second leg of the MOD70 Europeaan Tour between Dun Laoghaire et Cascais today (Wednesday). The crew of Spindrift racing finished just three quarts of an hour ahead of Michel Desjoyeaux, who was closely followed by Musandam-Oman Sail and Groupe Edmond de Rothschild. This was a very tight finish between the first four boats, after experiencing a wide range of conditions with some upwind sailing in strong conditions along the coast of Ireland, a lively voyage south reaching, before downwind sailing in the Celtic Sea and Bay of Biscay. The final stretch to Cascais was magnificent with winds sometimes in excess of thirty knots… at least until they reached the Tage estuary. Yann Guichard moves up to first place in the overall rankings.
MOD70 European Tour rankings
1- Spindrift racing (Yann Guichard) 11+47+12+52 = 122 points
2- FONCIA (Michel Desjoyeaux) 12+53+10+46 = 121 points
3-Groupe Edmond de Rothschild (Sébastien Josse) 10+44+11+41 = 106 points
4- Musandam-Oman Sail (Sidney Gavignet) 9+34+8+42 = 93 points
5- Race for Water (Stève Ravussin) 8+38+9+35 = 90 points


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Cellar/Tasting Notes "The 2010 Meursault Genevrieres bristles on the palate with intense minerality. It is the most intensely saline, taut Meursault in this lineup, and accordingly needs time in bottle to settle down. Vivid, crystalline fruit marks the huge, textured finish. The Genevrieres is wonderfully complete and..
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My current car is behind on payments and is scheduled for repo. I cannot afford to pay it off, but have found another car that I can afford to buy outright. My registration is current though the end of 2012. The current car is in both mine and my ex-husband's name. I received it in the divorce years ago, but it stayed in both of our names because I could not qualify to take on the loan myself. This other car would be in my name along with my new husband. Can this same plate be transferred to the next vehicle. It is a vanity plate that my children chose and also supports a charity, so we would like to keep it the same if at all possible.
I believe it can but go to the DMV website and these questions can be answered through the FAQS. If not, you can go to the local DMV and get help. On a separate note; being that there is potentially a repo on your vehicle you may want to discuss this with a bankruptcy or debt relief Attorney as they will go after for deficiency.
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Kiki and Jinner's Oscar Party
Come early to cast ballots and enter to win prizes, and enjoy drink specials like the $3 Red Carpet Cocktail and cocktails named after Best Picture nominees: Black Swan (Stoli Vanilla Black Russian) and True Grit (Tall Boy and a shot of whiskey) sound like sure winners.
Union Hall, 705 Union Street, Brooklyn, NY, 7 PM, FREE
Brooklyn Winery's Oscar Viewing Party
Oscar night is a night to be fancy, and what better way to be fancy than skipping your usual PBR and Jack combo in favor of wine? Luckily, you don't have to go to far. The Parlor at Brooklyn Winery will have an Oscars Bingo game for those who wish to indulge and specials on all their sparkling wines (keep that pinky up). Five lucky film buffs will win tickets to the Classic New York TV and Movie Sites Tour, so you can nerd out with a friend once the Oscars are over.
Brooklyn Winery, 213 North 8th Street, Brooklyn, NY, 7 PM, FREE
Murray Hill's 10th Annual Oscar Party
In case you haven't noticed, a lot of thespian types tend to take themselves too seriously. If you're the type that would much rather laugh and throw shit at the screen, then you should stop by Joe's Pub Sunday night for a few drinks and to watch Murray Hill conduct interviews with "nominees" (read: hilarious celebrity impersonators) and audience members. There will also be movie trivia, and prizes for the best- and worst-dressed— guests are encouraged to dress up as their favorite celebrity (Zsa Zsa Gabor).
Joe's Pub, 425 Lafayette Street, New York, NY, 7 PM, $25 (Tickets)
Clover Club's Annual Oscar Party
If you're still all bent out of shape about not being able to go to some gussied-up event, you can pretend you're one of the rich and famous at Clover Club, where guests can enjoy hors d'oeuvres, fancy schmancy cocktails, and just generally sit around feeling superior. Space is limited, so be sure to call ahead to make reservations.
Clover Club, 210 Smith Street, Brooklyn, NY, 6 PM
Call (718) 855-7939 for reservations.
Southern Hospitality's Oscars Watch Party
Since you don't have to worry about fitting into a designer gown or tux, why not take the opportunity to stuff your face? Southern Hospitality's Oscar Night features a slew of drink specials, including $5 cocktails (the Social Network Cosmo sounds like a lot of fun) and $6 frozen margaritas. You can win free drinks, appetizers, gift certificates and general happiness if you enter the Oscar Pool, but the best part is there are free shots of 901 Tequila for everyone if The Social Network wins Best Picture. Just like at home.
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AppleSoup also Announces Key Investors and Advisors
SAN FRANCISCO, CA., July 17, 2000 - Early Napster founder and investors, Bill Bales and Adrian Scott, today announced the formation of AppleSoup (www.applesoup.com), a next generation peer-to-peer network that lets content owners distribute "anything digital" via the Internet while giving them a way to control and monetize their intellectual property. Due to the viral nature of peer-to-peer networks, content distribution is more efficient and cost effective, providing a safe way for content owners to give consumers desktop access to the content they want to consume, share and distribute.
AppleSoup will give consumers broad access to material currently not available on the Internet-without endangering intellectual property rights-by technically assigning rights management rules and procedures to copyrighted content. These technical advances allow content owners to control, distribute and even sell their content via AppleSoup's extremely scalable and viral peer-to-peer network.
The peer-to-peer platform is emerging as one of the most powerful platforms on the Internet. AppleSoup's peer-to-peer solution connects members' hard drives to create a global, virtual library of non-infringing content. When a member requests a specific piece of digital content, AppleSoup sends him or her directly to another member's hard drive within a matter of seconds to retrieve the file. The platform makes a plethora of specific, valued information available to the masses, without the cumbersome scalability issues of the central server model.
"Harnessing the peer-to-peer platform to distribute information over the Internet has enormous potential, as anyone can see from Napster's meteoric user base," said Frank Biondi, chairman of Waterview Advisors, LLC. "The reason the entertainment community has yet to embrace such services has been a fear of copyright infringement. AppleSoup has succeeded in finding a way to offer a depth of content to consumers, without violating anyone's rights or intellectual property."
AppleSoup also announced the investors who participated in the company's $2.5 million seed round. This elite group of investors and advisors includes:
"We've assembled an outstanding team of backers and advisors who believe in what we're accomplishing," said Bill Bales, president and CEO of AppleSoup. "We are fortunate to leverage the expertise of these technology and entertainment leaders. It is a great fit, and one that validates content owners' support for our copyright-friendly approach."
Founded in January, AppleSoup is the result of a longtime partnership in cutting- edge online media. President and CEO Bill Bales, previously co-founded Quote.com, which was sold to Lycos; he later founded ON24-recently named an Upside Hot 100 Private Company. After ON24, Bales invested in and incubated Napster, serving as its VP of Business Development until December, when he left to co-found AppleSoup with Adrian Scott, AppleSoup chairman and VP of Engineering.
Scott, a technological mastermind who earned his Ph.D. degree at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute at the age of 20, consulted for Charles Schwab, Hewlett Packard and Bank of America before becoming an angel investor and advisor to start-ups. Scott was the first person Bales called to get involved with Napster's funding and technological development.
"Bill and I had a tremendous experience helping Napster get off the ground," said Adrian Scott. "We recognized the unstoppable force of peer-to-peer networks. We're not doing music, we're taking peer-to-peer in new directions."
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AppleSoup is privately held and based in San Francisco, Calif. With more than 30 employees, AppleSoup is working to produce a next generation peer-to-peer network that lets content owners distribute "anything digital" via the Internet while giving them a way to control and monetize their intellectual property. For more information, send email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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In early endorsement, Chuck Schumer bets on Hillary Clinton
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Polls predict New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will easily win a second term in Tuesday's election. But the left does not view Christie as a moderate, and many wonder if the Democratic-leaning state would go his way in a presidential election.
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SOUTH BEND — Our lawmakers compromised, now we're learning more about the cuts. While funding for the Federal Pell Grant Program goes up, graduate students will pay more for their student loans.
To get ahead in life, you have to pay the cost. Erin Britt is using everything she can do that.
"I have loans, I have the Pell Grant, I get scholarships from the state," she said. "I make it work."
Welcome to the life of a college student. But these days, Britt isn't just worried about the tuition and countless fees now. She's concerned about how she's going to pay it all back later.
"I'll probably owe $50,000 before grad school," said Britt.
Thanks to the debt deal, Britt could pay even more if she continues her studies.
To save the Federal Pell Grant Program, lawmakers cut the interest loan subsidy. Gone are the days when students were charged interest on their subsidized loans after graduation. Now, the interest starts while they are still in school.
"This was the better option," said Cyndi Lang, associate director of financial aid at IU South Bend. "The lesser of two evils."
Lang said the changes starts July 1, 2012.
"We did not choose this, but this is what's happening," Lang said. "It was on the table for a while."
There are 800 graduate students at IU South Bend. Just under half, about 330 students, use subsidized loans to pay for graduate school.
Lang said students should plan and save. People with questions should fill out the FAFSA, see if they qualify and then contact their financial aid office
With papers to write, and research to do, Erin is keeping her eye on her education.
"I'll just have to worry about it when the time comes, because, if I don't graduate I don't get a job above McDonalds," she said. "I can't feed my family on that."


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This is my second pair of Worishofers, one dark, one light. I bought the second pair because the first pair were so comfortable. They are designed as work shoes, but I would wear them to any casual event with shorts, any length of pants, or skirts. I also plan to use them on a trip abroad as they are very light weight and comfortable for walking. I have a medium width foot. They do seem a little wide, but by the end of the day I find the slightly larger width to be appealing.
This is the best shoe in my closet. I'm ordering any color as I need it. I have it in yellow and it is amazing. There was no break in time required. The height is perfect and it is beautifully made and stylish. This is the perfect shoe.
Very comfortable shoe with extra inset support. Unfortunately is felt smaller than marked. I usually wear a 10 but try to get a half size to full size larger when ordering open heel shoes. I order a 42 which is suppose to be an 11-12 in US and my foot still hung over the back.
I now own these shoes in 3 colors. They are phenomenal. Comfortable, fashionable, durable, and ergonomic while still giving a little lift.
Good pair of shoes, really taking a beating. I am late in my pregnancy and needed some shoes I could slide in and out of. I have the pregnancy feet swelling. These have enough give that they don't hurt my feet, but don't slide off when I am less swollen.
Absolutely adore these shoes. And so comfortable! I stand on my feet all day in these shoes, no problem.
Shoe was a little small for a 9.5. If I went bigger, it would have been too narrow for my narrow foot. Cute shoe and very comfy.
Comfortable, fashionable, easy to wear. I measure US 7, on the wider side of medium width, and In Worishofer, like many other brands, I take a size 37 which is a US 6.5. In Worishofer, there are no half sizes. I tried a size 38 and it was not as cute on. The 38 lost the glove like fit that made it flattering. The brand in general runs a bit short and wide on my type of foot. I think narrower feet will find it true to size. The particular color bronze goes with almost everything. I bought both the mule and the sling back for when I need more of a walking shoe that keeps my heels in.
I usually wear 8-8.5, so 39 fit me well. My foot is a bit wider in front due to bunions but I actually needed to tighten the buckle for a snugger fit. Overall these feel pretty good and definitely work well with my vintage dresses. They're somewhat hard so I probably wouldn't wear them to stand on for hours on in; however, they're still plenty comfy for running around.
Service was quite prompt. I am not as familiar with European sizes so it was helpful to read the reviews (which indicated that the shoe tends to run small) so that i was able to order the correct size i.e. I am a size 9 (which can equate with a size 39) so I ordered a size 40 which was perfect.
These shoes are great. Super cozy and cute. I get lots of complements. The cork is a little weak so after the shoes were broken in I covered the cork in Modge Podge. Just a couple layers to add longevity & some water resistance. Now they are perfect.
What a relief it is to finally have sandals that feel good and look good. I bought 3 pair of this brand in different colors. They are incredibly comfortable. I get a lot of compliments on them. These were true to size. I wear size 5.5 and they were perfect.
What a relief it is to finally have sandals that feel good and look good. I bought 3 pair of this brand in different colors. They are incredibly comfortable. I get a lot of compliments on them. These were true to size. I wear size 5.5 and they were perfect.
Cute shoe but the left one has sloppy stitching where the tongue meets the top, which irritates my big toe so I need to wrap moleskin around it when I wear the shoes. Other than that they're comfortable, and very lightweight.
This sandal is comfortable, and granny-chic stylish. I took the advice of other reviewers and purchased the sandal a half size larger. I was satisfied with the result and did not have to "break in" the shoe. The color was the perfect neutral. I wear the sandal with jeans, dresses, capris, shorts. I will purchase more of this style in other colors.
Love these! Super comfy, super cute and really unique. The leather may seem tight when you first get them but will really stretch out and get supple after a few weeks. I'm a size 8.5 and opted for the 9 equivalent and am glad I did. Fits perfectly.
Very comfortable, lightweight, good for walking around the city and for work. Size fits well. Only minor complaint is that the blue is so dark it's more like black with a blue undertone.
Super comfortable for NYC walking. It does stretch out a bit, but just lace up tighter and adjust the buckle and you're good as new.
I love these sandals for their incredible lightness and comfort. They fit like a glove and feel like I have nothing on my feet. I am giving them two stars because after less than a month of wear, the cork heel is already starting to crumble apart. I walk and take public transit everywhere, so I need comfortable sturdy summer shoes, and although these fit the first bill, I do not think they would last through one summer of wear without disintegrating. I expect at least three months of wear from such expensive shoes! I will wear them until they are gone, but I would not buy another pair.
Great pair of shoes. A small lift, adjustable back and toe straps. Fashionable without being difficult to walk in. Did not hold up well in the rain though. Was a down pour and the shoes just didn't ever have the same fit.
I am on the slightly wide side of 37B or US 6.5. I find Worishofers fit true to size or a bit short, but I do not size up to 38 as that size is too long and wide. 37.5 if it were made, would be perfect for some models. 583 is a cute peep toe sneaker sling back. It won't garner the same "cute shoe" comment from my SO, but it is more fashion forward in the granny chic way than the more conventional sling back 562 or the 251 mule. The 583 is also wider than the 562 or the 251 even when it is tightened. If you are also contemplating the 683 lace up slingback model, the 583 is also looser than that one. The grommets make it a bit harder to get a glove like fit. Like the 562, the sling back straps on this slip a fraction, but I assume that as the shoe molds to my foot, that will be less of an issue. If you want a cuter look, you can fold back the tongue to show some skin, but again this is more a cute look, not a sexpot vibe. Comfy. Since I have a slightly wide foot and a high arch, it's good for me.


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There isn't a lot of documentation out there that covers deploying Team Foundation Server across two non-trusted domains. This is not to say that TFS simply won't work this, but that there is simply not a lot of deployment documentation to support this scenario. There is an MSDN forum post (http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=177844&SiteID=1) that discusses it, but no formal guidance.
The below is a diagram outlines a deployment configuration that should support this scenario. Again, it's not formal documentation, but rather a visualization of a workable scenario.
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Login to your MSDN Subscribers area. Go to downloads. Expand the tree to:Developer Tools->Visual Studio 2005->English->Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server Workgroup Edition (English)
Now, to keep the download size somewhat manageable, you will also need to download SQL Server 2005 Standard Edition (also on MSDN). The actual media for TFS should include this install.
Yep, we actually do consider database developers first-class citizens in the SDLC!
We've launched the SoCal Team System Community site (http://www.SoCalTeamSystem.com/). Our goal is to provide a more centralized area for Team System-related information that's specific to Southern California.
In the interest of time, the initial site leverages Office Live Beta (http://officelive.microsoft.com/). We are planning to create a custom site to eventually replace it (with much more content, discussion forums, etc); but for now, you can still find general Team System information, SoCal events, and information about MS office locations.
The Team Foundation Server bits which you can download from MSDN (find it here) represent the full product - complete functionality and connectivity. The only difference is that there is a evaluation time limit of 180-days. Once you obtain your product key, you can simply enter your product key and remove the time limit.
ogin to your MSDN Subscribers area. Go to downloads. Expand the tree to:Developer Tools->Visual Studio 2005->English->Visual Studio 2005 Team Foundation Server Trial Edition (English)
If you're looking for a quick way to "sandbox" Team System and Team Foundation Server, you can download a fully-configured VPC image from the MSDN Subscribers download area.
Login to your MSDN Subscribers area. Go to downloads. Expand the tree to:Developer Tools->Visual Studio 2005->English->Visual Studio 2005 Team Suite Trial Edition (For Evaluation Only) Get the downloads for: Visual Studio 2005 Team System VPC – Part 1 of 2 (English) Visual Studio 2005 Team System VPC – Part 2 of 2 (English)
That will give you a full Virtual PC image with TFS already installed and configured, and the Team Suite edition of Team System installed.
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Upcoming sessions:
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What would make you start a revolution?
Che Guevara died in Southern Bolivia while trying to ignite the sparks of revolution throughout South America. His death at the hands of Bolivian Rangers trained and financed by the US Government, marked the beginning of the cocaine era in Bolivia.
Forty years later and under pressure from the masses who gave him a clear mandate, the first indigenous President Evo Morales (an ex-coca leaf farmer) is promising to continue the revolution. He has nationalised the oil industry and passed laws on Agrarian reform. Despite the revolutionary-sounding election speeches and campaign iconography that accompanied his landslide victory, on closer inspection it emerges that the old system is pretty much alive inside the new one. Corruption, nepotism and old-fashioned populism are at the core of this movement. The more Morales does to create employment, the more the landowners conspire against him and paralyse Bolivia's economy. As a result, no jobs are created and the pressure from the poor increases.
The cycle of tension threatens to crush both the country and the indigenous revolution. Looking for the Revolution is about the dynamics of that tension as witnessed by the characters of the film - the struggle for power between landowners and the indigenous movement, and the continuation of a revolution Morales-style, started so long ago.
Running on a platform of socialist reform, Morales gained the overwhelming support of Bolivia's indigenous farming class, and is now actively working to redistribute land and nationalize Bolivia's vast natural resources. However, the new president's moves towards nationalization have sparked complaints among the landowning, upper class (mostly of Spanish heritage), renewing tensions between the rich and the poor, white Bolivians and indigenous Bolivians. The question remains: How will Morales' Bolivia be any different from the Bolivia of the past?
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Solstice and Ryker recent trials
I haven't posted much, so figured I'd give an update on a couple of our recent trials.
Last weekend we had a USDAA trial, and Solstice did really well. She Qd in PII Gamblers, Standard, Pairs, and Snooker. We NQd on our second Standard run when she got distracted and popped out of the weaves, but that was our only fault. Also an NQ in Jumpers when I took one step too far and sent her over an off-course jump. She did pretty awesome though, and now she only needs one more Standard and one Jumpers to move to PIII. Ryker, not so successful. This was his first trial in a while, and he's just not ready for it yet. Terrible startline behavior, knocked bars, self-releasing contacts, the works. So he's definitely not trialing anymore until we can do enough fun matches to reinforce the rules. I was pretty disappointed, since we had been having good practices for quite a while. But obviously he still gets crazy trial brain. And then this weekend Solstice had a DOCNA trial. Saturday wasn't very good, but it was awfully hot, she was tired from our camping trip, and it was only her third outdoor trial. We Qd in 2/5 classes, but one was the important one which qualified her to run in the 2014 DOCNA Nationals! Today was much better for both of us, with me handling better and her focusing better, so we Qd in all 5 classes. Solstice got lots of compliments on her running, especially from people who have known her for a while and have seen how her confidence has increased. Now we have a break this weekend, then a three day USDAA trial over Labor Day. Hopefully in all those runs we'll finish what Solstice needs to move up to PIII! Sorry for a wall of text with no pictures or videos, but I'm lame like that. Maybe next time. :P
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Keep up the good work!
I know I start trialing a bit early with my younger dog cause I'm at the trials anyway with my older dog. I have no issues with this because my goal with the younger dog is NOT to Q. It's for ME to behave exactly the way I do in class. And have the same expectations from my dog. I don't push it though and as much as I can will set my pup up to succeed. So if I'm not sure of my startline stay, I'd only lead out (or not) the distance I would be sure would work and never take my eye off my dog. So if she broke and I had to go back to fix it and then just go from there, that would be fine. I also train a 2on/2off. So my 'plan' is that I know I will come to the bottom of each contact and I'm not moving for a count of 3. So it doesn't matter that my dog self released and just went thru a tunnel and over a jump. I'm all shocked and amazed back WHERE I ALWAYS WOULD BE at the bottom of the contact. So when she comes back to me, all the way, then we move on. I've actually then gotten whistled off the course, WHICH WAS FINE, because Bretta so realized the issue she actually flipped her back legs back up and around for a perfect 2on/2off. So she got praised, released by me and then we went out of the ring for her normal treats and rewards. Keeping my criteria clear and not being nervous and trying to q is a huge help (and I usually start qing soon) because it calms me and takes the pressure of me, meaning I act more normal. My goals when starting are 1) startline stay (though it may just be 2 sec but it's when I release her) 2) all the contacts with the 2on/2off and 3) getting the weavepole entry (I still always have to be a bit behind at a trial and kind of send them in ahead of me at trials). I like the idea of matches but with my older dog trialing don't have the time to go to different trials. Since a match is set up like a trial, for me I'd just as soon be at a trial! Good luck though, it's always so interesting how different our training progresses and yet still we can all do well in the end!
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Haha the sad thing is that Ryker IS the older dog! Ryker is 4, and Solstice is not quite 2 yet.
Ryker is one of those dogs who gets incredibly aroused and hyped up in the trial environment, and he has sadly learned that in a trial I generally can't enforce his criteria. Particularly on the startline, which is probably our biggest issue aside from bar-knocking. On the startline he barks, screams, argues, tries to dash off as soon as the leash is off (even if I have told him to sit stay), breaks position, etc. When I only have roughly ten seconds to get him ready before the judge decides I'm delaying/training, it's really hard to get Ryker under control on the startline. As for his contacts, he does a 2o2o on the dogwalk and teeter, running A-frame. He's only had two trials this year, the other being back in May and his contacts were great so I didn't expect such an issue at the trial last weekend. He self-released in probably half his runs, but unfortunately those were team classes so I couldn't pull him out without eliminating our team. My fault for entering him in team, but my friend needed a partner and I really didn't expect Ryker to be such a butt since he did well at the trial in May and has been doing well in practice. So basically, I really just need to do fun matches with him so I can have the extra time needed to get him controlled at the startline, since that seems to be our biggest issue right now. And if he wastes our allotted time barking and being stupid and never getting off the startline, well, sucks for him. :P
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Now I have a couple pictures of Solstice from the DOCNA trial, so I'll break up the text wall. Photos by Dog Agility Photos for Fun.
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Beautiful pics! Congrats on your success with solstice, sounds like you are making lots of progress
Sorry to hear about Ryker still being such a handful. I don't really have any suggestions that I'm positive you haven't heard before. Have you done much high level stimulation proofing with him? Once they learn that you can't reinforce or correct behaviors at a trial it can be so challenging to get that control back
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I do a lot of proofing with my dogs' contacts. I expect them to hold their 2o2o no matter where I am or how fast I am moving. We run in venues that have distance challenges where the handler cannot always be at the bottom of the contact, plus it's just good training to have that proofing so I do it. I do impulse control with toys, food, other obstacles placed near the end of the contacts to tempt them. Ryker has just learned that in trials, he can be a butt and ignore me because continuing on the course is extremely rewarding for him. So, I think at this point my only option is to just do fun matches exclusively with him until he is more reliable. Then start him back with DOCNA trials, because they allow training in the ring. I think getting his startline under control will go a long way towards helping our other issues.
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"With God as my personal Savior I can do anything if it be His will. He has blessed my life greatly. For all the good that comes from me and all of the good that comes to me, I give all of the praise to Him." Steve Pyatte
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A Serious Man -What A Laugh!
Over decades of movie addiction, I know after depositing my fee for entrance, somewhere between the candy counter and the seat, I lose my critical sensibilities by putting on a pair of invisible (virtual) glasses, instruments of optical delusion that allow me to see almost anything I want in any movie.
Through their films, the Coen brothers (Joel and Ethan) especially have spun cinema narratives to provoke maximum flexibility so that audiences can identify with warped people and idiotic problems in their own lives.
Their new film, "A Serious Man," recreates Satan's brutalizing of Job, with caricature theologians opining in bromides on the source of his suffering. The Coen brothers' protagonist, however, can't bring himself to challenge God or even ask the obvious question: How could God permit so much misery and horror? God of course responds anyway, cinematically, at the film's end. But unlike the Job story, "A Serious Man" adds humor to the perennial attempt to reconcile evil with total faith in God. This film induced me to ponder the irrational power wielded by orthodoxy in our world, extending from the Middle East to the Republican Party.
Like tens of millions of people then and now, my grandparents practiced rituals of Orthodoxy. By following the "laws" (no matter how irrational), they showed faith in God. Those questioning such absurd practices demonstrated a lack of faith. Like me - as a kid and an adult. Faith led my grandmother to refuse to eat even an apple in our non kosher house. When nuns in habit walked by she covered my eyes and muttered Yiddish hexes to protect me from the dybbuk, an evil spirit escaped from a Jewish version of Hell that inhabits living flesh to accomplish what it failed to do when alive.
The film begins with a scene of such mystical twaddle - set in the 19th Century featuring a nebbish (pitifully ineffectual, luckless, and timid person), his no-nonsense wife and an old, sweet looking rabbi, who died three years earlier, in whom lives this dybbuk. Cut from ice pick in chest of Rabbi (put there by the nebbish's wife) to 1967.
Meet nebbish 2, Larry Gopnick (Michael Stuhlbarg), a logical, and faith-based physics professor at a Midwestern university whose mind refuses to calculate his own chaos. His life sucks, but he has erected a cloud of denial to keep from acknowledging it. Has the 19th Century ghoul from Poland somehow crept inside Larry to torment him?
Larry explains math equations to his uninterested students. A rabbi explicates Torah passages in Hebrew school while Larry's 12 year old son, Danny (Aaron Wolff), listens to Grace Slick and the Jefferson Airplane on his pocket tape deck. "When the truth is found to be lies, and all the joy within you dies, don't you want somebody to love?" The indignant rabbi confiscates the radio where Danny has hidden the $20 he stole from his older sister to pay the weed dealer, also the Hebrew School bully.
Gopnick's family from Hell also includes an older teenager, Sarah (Jessica McManus), who steals from Larry's wallet to pay for a nose job and is obsessed with washing her hair, and his wife, Judith (Sari Lennick), who announces she loves Sy Ableman (Fred Melamed) -- a pompous hypocrite known in the faith-based Jewish community as "a serious man."
Larry's problems include his gun-loving, Jew-hating neighbor who encroaches on Larry's property, bill collectors trying to make him pay debts he doesn't owe and his neurotic brother, Arthur (Richard Kind), who crashes on the couch and spends hours in the bathroom draining a neck boil--thus preventing Sarah from washing her hair. Larry's mounting stress and agony pushes him to seek help and wisdom, but not complain.
The rabbis -like priests, ministers or imams - offer Larry platitudes. Tens of millions of Americans, for example place their faith in such pomposity posing as religious wisdom. The youngest rabbi tells Larry: "Look outside. Life is like that parking lot." Larry looks. He sees parked cars.
Like the rabbis, Larry's family also remains oblivious to his vicissitudes. They fixate on their own needs: pot, a nose job, and marrying Sy. But Larry can't even pity himself because his self-doubt and inner guilt have possessed him. Is this the real dybbuk?
Larry never questions his faith, and begins to face his problems. God has answered him. Or has he? His doctor phones about prostate cancer test results, and a tornado twists toward the synagogue. Larry's stoned son stares in awe. Will the nebbish gene not get passed on?
One movie-goer worried "this film will foment anti-Semitism." By laughing at fools, we laugh at ourselves. Has orthodoxy - of whatever religion or political sect -- made a sense of humor suspect, if not down-right subversive?
Landau is an Institute for Policy Studies fellow and filmmaker (dvds through roundworldproductions.com). His book, A BUSH AND BOTOX WORLD was published by Counterpunch.


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I stumbled across this recipe for Steamed Corn Custards with Crab and knew immediately that this creamy custard—a variation on the classic Japanese egg custard, chawan mushi—was going to be making an appearance at my next dinner party.
While the individual servings are bound to score big flavor points with my guests, I'm also finding inspiration for a more finger-friendly take with hearty Potted Crab. The dish can be prepared ahead of time and is served with your choice of crispy toasts or crackers, which will be ideal for cocktail hour perusing. But who could celebrate the versatility of crab without an ode to classic Crab Cakes? This is one recipe that makes an appearance time and time again on my dinner table.
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