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Danny Brown loves the bait-and-switch. The title of breakthrough album XXX was a reference not to pornography but instead to his age. Fittingly, the title of his new album Old is a reference not to his age but to people who have told him they want the "old Danny Brown back." The Detroit rapper's music long ago mutated from the dusty, sample-based hip-hop of Motor City legend J. Dilla to freaky electro jams more palatable to a younger fanbase, but on "Side A (Old)" — helmed by London producer Paul White, who collaborated with Danny on "Street LIghts" — Brown raps over a pretty straightforward boom-bap beat that also features record scratches and a sample of his own "New Era," a track off his 2010 mixtape The Hybrid.
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Azealia Banks' career since "212" has been one very long and winding road, so consider this another fine detour: today the Harlem rapper revealed "Count Contessa," the lead single from the forthcoming Fantasea II: The Second Wave, which is Banks' second planned project of 2014. It has a release date of July 11, 2014, which is a bit curious considering her debut album Broke With Expensive Taste — the track list of which was posted by Banks to Instagram last week — is still without a release date of its own. We're unsure whether Fantasea II is a proper packaged album or an internet mixtape, though Banks did use the term "album" in announcing its existence on Twitter recently.
Gucci Mane Arrested for Gun, Weed Possession in Atlanta
The saga continues: just days after slowly unravelling on Twitter and nearly getting into a fistfight at Lenox Mall, Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane — real name: Radric Davis — was arrested early Saturday morning for disorderly conduct, carrying a concealed weapon, and possession of marijuana. According to TMZ, the police report states that a friend of Davis' summoned authorities to deal with the rapper's "erratic behavior."Gucci allegedly cursed at and threatened the cops upon their arrival, and after apprehending him they discoverd a small amount of marijuana as well as a handgun. TMZ also reports that he was taken to a hospital, though there's been no update regarding his whereabouts since then.
Action Bronson and Riff Raff Fight Beautiful Lou's Haze on 'Long Pinky'
The 2012 track "Bird on a Wire" was a career-legitimizing team-up for aesthetically similar rappers Action Bronson and Riff Raff. Since then, the two have been close friends — Bronson brought Riff Raff out during Coachella as a mess of Odd Future kids gleefully rapped every word to the side of the stage. But the duo haven't put another song to wax until now: "Long Pinky" (via FADER) is the final track in Adult Swim's 2013 single series. Produced by Beautiful Lou, the song features a blunted beat that playfully paws at your face while Riff and Bronson trade Dr. Seuss raps back and forth.Fans of the pair have one more collaboration to look forward to in 2013: Riff and Bronson appear alongside Mr. MFN eXquire and Nicky Da B on "Rock Steady," a track on Diplo's forthcoming EP Revolution.
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Between Major Lazer rocking major festival stages and trying to set a twerking world record, Diplo has cemented his ubiquity in 2013. But on October 8 he'll release Revolution, the first EP of the year under his own name. The newest single from that six-song set is its title track, which features vocals from Kai and additional prodcution from Imanos and Faustix. Though filtered synths, "Revolution" shoots for soundtrack epicness before chopping away at itself with a Baauer-esque breakdown, and would sound right at home on Rudimental's marriage of stadium EDM and vocal house.Following "Biggie Bounce" and "Crown," "Revolution" is the third of the EP's four tracks to be released. The only song yet to be heard is a collaboration between Action Bronson, Mr. MFN eXquire, and Nicky Da B.Diplo's Revolution EP track list:1. "Biggie Bounce" (feat. Angger Dimas and Travis Porter)2.
Embattled DJ Mister Cee Returns to Hot 97 With Hour-Long 'Can I Live' Subtweet
"Just listen to the words," Mister Cee shouted during the middle of his Hot 97 set (which you can stream at the bottom of this post) this afteroon. "Just listen to the words, New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut," he repeated, addressing his listeners. He reiterated throughout the show how blessed he was to be back in the timeslot he never actually deserted. "I'm so happy to say this," he said before reading an advertisement — and never before had anyone been more pleased to talk to you about a local Toyota dealership. But the words he was imploring us to listen to weren't his, of course: They were the words of Nate Dogg and 50 Cent and Janet Jackson and Sly & The Family Stone and Stevie Wonder.
Future Drops Out to Cope With Fame in 'Substitute Everything'
Future has owned rap radio in 2013, is on the hook of Rick Ross' booming new single "No Games," just released a video for the lead single ("Honest") off his own upcoming album, and is still sending loose bangers to DJs for their own compilation mixtapes. "Substitute Everything" is off an upcoming mixtape called Drugs by DJ Esco and DJ X-Rated, and it finds the Atlanta crooner singing about using in order to deal with fame: "Today I took a Xany, I started missing family / I don't see 'em as much, I know they feel abandoned."Featuring major-chord piano accents, "Substitute Everything" suggests Future's upcoming material will focus on how he copes with having become one of the most in-demand artists in rap music.Drugs is available for download now, and it features tracks from mostly unknown rappers (Toon, Johnny Cinco, Losie) along with current — or forthcoming — hits by Jay Z and 2 Chainz.
Brooklyn MC Dyme-a-Duzin Wines and Dines in Sly 'Body on Me' Video
Dyme-a-Duzin has been signed to Warner Bros. since 2011, which gives you an idea of the 20-year-old Brooklyn rapper's perceived commercial potential. With his new single "Body on Me" he may be close to fulfilling that promise — the song is slick and radio-ready, with Dyme singing a catchy little chorus. Despite the MC's affiliation with Joey Bada$$'s throwback-or-die Pro Era crew, "Body on Me" splits the difference between baby-faced R&B (like Mindless Behavior) and post-Drake Auto-Tune crooning (like Kirko Bangz's "Drank in My Cup"). There's also something a bit sly about the concept: The track's title moves you to have a preconception of violence, only to be about PG-13 sex. The video is similarly...
Mister Cee, Veteran Hot 97 DJ, Resigns Amid Latest Transgender Prostitution Scandal
Hip-hop legend Mister Cee — who DJed for Big Daddy Kane and helped discover Notorious B.I.G. — resigned from New York City's Hot 97 Wednesday (September 11) after more than 20 years at the station. His departure followed the discovery of a video that purports to show him soliciting sex from a New York City prostitute — at least the third time that Mister Cee has been connected to prostitution, and the second time this year. In May, Mister Cee went on Hot 97's morning show to discuss a recent arrest for soliciting a prostitute. In June 2011 he was sentenced to three months of counseling after pleading guilty to the same offense.But that only tells part of the story.


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In last week's gloomy weather, the sun shone for just one afternoon. Thankfully it was the day BBC Gardeners' World had picked to visit our Winter Garden and film a feature piece for the new series of the flagship gardening programme.
With the expert help of Dr Tim Upson, Curator and Acting Director, presenter Rachel de Thame picks out some inspiring plants and planting combinations that not only look fabulous now but that can also provide year round interest.
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A new national program for the homeless is a step in the right direction, but it's not enough. The government must also raise minimum wage if it hopes to combat homelessness.
ROSE NOLEN: Shared memories, experiences make us stronger
Our mobility as a society costs us in many ways. We live in many houses and several neighborhoods, and our environments are constantly changing.
ROSE NOLEN: Accepting all humans as equal can be challenge
People who have lived all of their lives submerged in a sea of racial supremacy, drowned in the belief that one race is superior to all others, are not likely to recover easily. To learn to accept all human beings as equals, for some, can be a challenge.
ROSE NOLEN: In America, we can't live without people
We cannot afford to shut down our government. Things can go wrong any place, any time, and when they do, we depend on the people who work for this nation.
ROSE NOLEN: Texting while driving is reckless behavior
Young people should acknowledge the seriousness and possibility of danger when they text while behind the wheel.
ROSE NOLEN: Guns, violence here to stay
No matter how many mass murders occur, people will continue clinging to their guns.
ROSE NOLEN: Cost of funerals is outrageous
Even though funerals provide an important step in the grieving process, they shouldn't cost so much.
ROSE NOLEN: Fall season is perfect time to explore Missouri
It's harvest time, the planting is all done, and now it's time to enjoy the fruits of the labor. It's time for long, leisurely drives across the state. It's time to visit the neighbors and see what changes the year has brought into being.
ROSE NOLEN: Families should discuss gun safety
Truly, people are not trying to do away with guns. They are simply searching for ways to do away with the violence.
ROSE NOLEN: Americans should trust one another more
I don't think we will become a stronger people through the use of guns. I can only hope we will become a wiser people through knowledge and understanding.
ROSE NOLEN: Trayvon Martin and Emmett Till are national reminders of racism
Racial attitudes against the civil rights movement may still be prevalent today.
ROSE NOLEN: Families key in solving social problems today
It will only be when the public decides to really get involved will we see the end to many of our social dilemmas. Every household needs to be accountable and commit itself to taking a stand to help rid this country of dangerous drugs.
ROSE NOLEN: Remembering our military heroes, with mixed feelings
Serving in the military today is a lot different than it used to be.
ROSE NOLEN: Don't depend on politicians to make the situation better
Americans need to band together to figure out how to fix the economy because people need jobs and families need to survive.
ROSE NOLEN: It's not easy, but let's strive for drug-free communities
We should use our freedom to better ourselves and communities instead of using it for entertainment.
ROSE NOLEN: Summer projects spark nostalgia for things that last
In a world of temporary things, there are still items — and events — that are made to last.
ROSE NOLEN: Taking a look at sleep, surgery and summer vacation
Missouri is a great place to spend the summer exploring.
ROSE NOLEN: Emancipation Day reminds us of our history, community
The story of slavery is very important in African-American history. The men and women who endured the hardships and overcame the struggles are the heroes and heroines of our story.
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We've some great news if you had accidentally upgraded your iOS device to iOS 6.1.3 or iOS 6.1.4 making it impossible to jailbreak your device due to the lack of a jailbreak.
Semi-Restore: The tool that lets you wipe your iPhone without losing the jailbreak released
Semi-Restore, the tool that promised to restore your iPhone to near stock condition without losing the jailbreak has been released over the weekend.
While there have been tools like iLEX R.A.T that allowed you to wipe your jailbroken iPhone, CoolStar, the developer of Semi-Restore has made the process significantly easier with this one-click app.
Semi-Restore: Upcoming tool claims to let you restore the device to a fresh version of iOS without losing jailbreak
Ever since Apple released iOS 6.1.3 and then iOS 6.1.4 (for iPhone 5), users who have a jailbroken iOS device have to be careful when they install tweaks to ensure it doesn't mess up the device forcing them to restore their device. This would in turn mean that they would also lose the jailbreak.
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Team members of the evad3rs team, pod2g, planetbeing, MuscleNerd and pimskeks are currently in Amsterdam attending the Hack In The Box (HITBSecConf2013) security conference.
The organizers of the conference have announced earlier today that evad3rs team will be holding a press conference tomorrow.
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Leaky Buckets : Sizing and Admission Control (1996)
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author = {V. G. Kulkarni and N. Gautam},
title = {Leaky Buckets : Sizing and Admission Control},
booktitle = {In Proceedings of the 35th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control},
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In this paper we propose a new unified approach to address simultaneously the issues of traffic policing (using leaky buckets), admission control and network dimensioning. First we compute the effective bandwidth of the output of the leaky bucket (both buffered and unbuffered) . We find a surprising result that effective bandwidth of the output of a buffered leaky bucket is independent of the token pool size. Furthermore, the output effective bandwidth exhibits discontinuous behavior as the token pool size approaches infinity. We use these results in an optimization model to find the "optimal" leaky bucket parameters. We explain how this optimization program can be used to do network dimensioning if the input traffic characteristics are known, or to do connection admission control if the network parameters are fixed. This work was partially supported by NSF Grant No. NCR-9406823 i 1 Introduction The emerging high speed networks are expected to carry a broad range of traffic (video...


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6. What have you learned this week?
well, turns out i learned that country music is growing on me! who knew? i am really loving brad paisley at the moment - especially a tune called "waitin' on a woman." and i just heard an uplifting song by tim mcgraw called, "live like you were dying" from the album of the same name. worth checking out on the old iTunes.


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September sales will be out tomorrow from the Metropolitan Regional Information Service.
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Northern Virginia Bits Bucket 10/9/2008
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- Doug said...
Lots of stuff selling near me in 22205 ( N. Arlington ). I looked it up and the prices are generally 5% under list, although a few are at or slightly higher than list price.
Seems like the strongest area is the 650-850k range. Those often sell for list or very near list.
The higher you go, the greater the discount. But some people are still paying 1.3M - 1.4M for 4500 sq foot tear downs depending on the location despite others selling for 1.1M for virtually the same size house.
I dont know how the appraisers reconcile that since they are the same zip code. - 10/9/08, 10:03 AM
- MM said...
Looks like the contract fell through for this $430K Springfield Rambler. Someone else was tracking this home and noted the great remodeling effort. And I remember looking at its pictures and thinking wow it's a nice house - too bad it's not in No Arl...
- Doug said...
That is a nice house - those quality finishes are usually not seen in homes in that price range.
The only big beef I have is that the master bath only has one vanity.
I would personally paint the siding and the trim a different color.
Ive been in that neighborhood when Ive visited Accotink Park for a work function. Its a really nice area.
Somebody should go lowball them at 350k, maybe get it for 375k. - 10/9/08, 1:02 PM
- NG said...
Hi everyone. First post here after months of lurking. What do I make of this?
900K for a $1.4M assessed house in a prestigious neighborhood. I guess nobody wants a 10,000sqft home anymore... - 10/9/08, 2:34 PM
- novahog said...
Virginia orders 570 state layoffs amid budget woes
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Earlier this week, Kaine said budget woes are prompting cuts at the governor's mansion, too. He's said he will reduce the mansion's grocery bill by one fourth, take fewer trips and dry clean his drapes less often. - 10/9/08, 2:39 PM
- MM said...
that means the assessor was on drug. - 10/9/08, 2:39 PM
- spunky said...
Balmoral is/was a spanky Clifton hood with McMansions on large lots.
WOW - 2 main level master suites -
I'd lowball this bad boy at 700K and see how "bad" they want to move!!
Probably a Day trader that's going down today big time! - 10/9/08, 6:13 PM
- TedK said...
Some random thoughts:
With the stock market's fall today, we are back to 2003 levels. This only reinforces the view that markets must revert to their long-term trend line, often overshooting it.
I think the same must hold for real estate. So inside the beltway folks need to be wary of thinking their homes will be OK.
Another thing--has anyone here noticed that the World Economic Forum has just rated Canadian banks as the soundest in the world ? US banks are ranked 40th.
The reason?
At least in part more regulation in Canada.
When the banks there wanted to bulk up through mergers in the late 1990's, the Govt. firmly said no because it would mean fewer choices and higher banking fees for the public. The resulting lack of size, they say, prevented them from becoming more global and unwittingly prevented their banks from making aggressive subprime bets. - 10/9/08, 8:36 PM
- NoVAwatcher said...
NG - if that place is where I think it is...well, I took a wrong turn a year or so ago in the Clifton area, got lost, and ended up in an area of damned nice homes on large lots.
Based on the map, that looks like the area I got lost in. I'd say that as long as work isn't too far away (Fair Oaks would be reasonably close), that would be a great place to live. Having said that, I'm the type of person that prefers 2-acre lots to North Arlington. - 10/9/08, 9:45 PM
- CRT said...
Ted K - 2 responses
"I think the same must hold for real estate. So inside the beltway folks need to be wary of thinking their homes will be OK."
I think its gone way beyond inside the beltway vs outside. For the last 3 years, most of the local indicators suggest inside and outside the beltway real estate has been moving in lockstep - the only difference has been the severity of the drops. All areas had rising inventory, falling sales, falling prices, falling inventory and (in the last month) rising sales.
As such, I dont expect anything happening on the macro economic level to disproportionately affect inside the beltway anymore. Either they are both affected, or neither are affected. Either all are safe, or none are safe - this has yet to be determined (see below).
"With the stock market's fall today, we are back to 2003 levels. This only reinforces the view that markets must revert to their long-term trend line, often overshooting it."
This is a great question, but I think the answer is maybe, maybe not. Looking at p/e ratios, this looks like pure panic selling - completely overshooting where stock prices "should" be - even when you price in a near certain recession. However there is another possibility rarely discussed - deflation.
If we truly are experiencing deflation, the markets are behaving rationally. If this is deflation, the "e" part of p/e ratios are about to get destroyed, and the market is pricing that in. If so, the stock markets are pricing that loss of "e" in giving the appearance of panic type overshooting, yet they are truly rational and are able to see the future.
If this is correct, housing prices everywhere are in real trouble. Homeowners, who have locked in their debt and debt payments could be in real trouble. If correct, paradoxically, having the "safety" of a fixed rate mortgage is a serious mistake. If so, interest rates will fall to near nothing, and cash will be king.
That said, I dont yet believe it is deflation. Further, even if it is, once the govt realizes this, the printing presses fire up, and we are back to GTE's play of gold & other commodities (which does include housing, to a degree, by the way). So take everything I say here with a good degree of skepticism - I dont yet believe this myself, yet I acknowledge the possibility.
So in essence, I really am torn here by what the stock markets are doing. Either the market is really really stupid, and this is a panic, ignoring fundamentals (including a near certain recession)...OR...The market is really really smart, it sees deflation, and it is pricing in the upcoming loss of earnings the recession will bring...interesting times right now!!! - 10/9/08, 11:32 PM
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crt, just want to say thanks for your thought provoking posts.
- TedK said...
Look at it this way: those who can afford the higher-priced homes are more likely to have significant investments in the markets, even if only in retirement funds. They are likely to get cold feet. Also, the higher amounts fo credit is going to be a problem. So the areas that haven't already seen huge price drops are likely to be the ones more affected.
As for the markets, I think it is a bit of both--I mean deflation as well as panic, the former reinforcing the latter. It is one thing for someone to say theoretically that he can withstand 40% drop in his portfolio but quite another thing to actually see it. - 10/10/08, 10:26 AM
- CRT said...
"Ted K said...
Look at it this way: those who can afford the higher-priced homes are more likely to have significant investments in the markets, even if only in retirement funds. They are likely to get cold feet. Also, the higher amounts fo credit is going to be a problem. So the areas that haven't already seen huge price drops are likely to be the ones more affected."
Ted - that is possible, but I could also make the case that the ones who havent had huge drops are more likely to retrench and not sell under any circumstances. Weve had a number of theories over the years - but the one constant has been, supply and demand never got nearly as out of whack inside the beltway as outside.
There is a story in the post today. Arlington & Alexandria had a large, very unexpeced increases in student enrollment this fall. The county officials explanation is people dont want to move away in tough times. I doubt that a bit myself, but who knows.
The point is, there is obviously some larger forces at work that have made close in areas more attractive (than they were in the past). This has been the case before the bubble, during the bubble, and during the busting. I see no compelling reason to think it will now change. - 10/10/08, 11:28 AM
- CRT said...
Ace - Thanks. Glad to know someone appreciates my random musings!
- Tom said...
"The point is, there is obviously some larger forces at work that have made close in areas more attractive (than they were in the past). This has been the case before the bubble, during the bubble, and during the busting. I see no compelling reason to think it will now change."
Agree 100%. In the case of Arlington (22207), particularly those neighborhoods within walking distance of Metrorail, the premium location has allowed those neighborhoods to escape virtually all of the pain of the housing meltdown in the outer suburbs. High gas prices (yes, even at $80 oil) and never-ending traffic nightmares across the region are the best advertisement for 22207! - 10/10/08, 8:35 PM
- TedK said...
Frank Llosa of Franklyrealty shows on his blog that the contracts on upscale homes ( > $ 800K )in the DC area are already down roughly 50% in the last week. Although it is too early for a trend, that is a perfect example of what I was saying.
It remains to be seen how prices can stay high in the face of such demand destruction even if we assume some sellers will withdraw their homes from the market and thus reduce supply. - 10/11/08, 12:55 AM


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I usually keep a log that records all the time I work on a project in the shop. But few people believe me when I say that I spend about 40 hours building an ancient workbench. Their disbelief is understandable. I hear stories about people spending a year constructing a traditional European-style bench and sinking … Read more
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Normally I don't like to begin a story with a question (or an adverb), but: What Was I Drinking?
When the Northeastern Woodworkers Association came calling I agreed to bring my handmade Roubo workbench (the one featured on the cover of the August 2010 issue) to its annual Showcase in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
This year the Showcase is March 26-27, and it is one of my favorite woodworking shows, both as an attendee and as a presenter.
The show is one-third education, one-third furniture gallery and one-third selling floor, with high-quality vendors. If you live anywhere in the Northeast, it is definitely worth a long drive. (Bring your spouse, the town is charming and scenic.)
This year I'll be demonstrating hand-tool techniques (surprise) plus discussing the workbench, where it will be on display in a special exhibit of benches at the show.
So somehow I have to muscle this 300-pound bench into an as-yet-undetermined vehicle and trek 700 miles. I am thinking about installing some heavy-duty casters on the bench plus a trailer hitch. Perhaps not.
But it will be worth the effort. I always have a blast at this show. I spend too much money. I learn a lot from the other presenters (this year Peter Follansbee will be there) and the food in the town is quite good.
Check out all the details of the show on the organization's web site. And if you can't attend, you can hear me discuss the workbench on the DVD "Build an 18th-century Workbench," available now in our store.
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Debashis Konar
Poll panel warning for Anil Basu
Centre clamps down on plastic bags
'Domestic help' steals Rs 4.5 lakh
Writers' date with history
Ajanta Chakraborty
Bail for Majid after polls end
2 students drown in Subhas Sarovar
Indrani Dutta performs Chitrangada in Kolkata
Deblina Chakravorty
The day Mamata posed as 'lover' to fool cops
Mohua Chatterjee
Good reasons for sexual abstinence
'Development charge' mooted for bldgs
Ashley D'Mello
60 from state qualify for UPSC
Nitin Yeshwatrao & Yogita Rao
Ambani award for scientist
Sanket Ray
College students help vendors to go green
Ishani Chatterji
Dying declaration need not be the truth, rules HC
Shibu Thomas
'Anees Ibrahim men' held for extortion call to share broker
S Ahmed Ali
Poland's National Day celebration
CR will install escalators at Dadar, Kalyan & Thane stations
Manthan K Mehta
No Chinai, MVLU in admission booklet
Shreya Bhandary
Women in Vasai ask for police protection
Sandhya Nair
Guilty verdict shocked me, says Shiney
Swati Deshpande
Fire breaks out in container yard near JNPT, 1 dead
Vijay Singh
BMC to review permission to highrise in Colaba
8 held for violating bar rules
Engineer arrested for graft
Over 3 lakh students to appear for MHT-CET
Traffic cops drive to make roads safer
Nitasha Natu & Somit Sen
NCP gearing up for frontal attack on Cong
Prakash Joshi
3 held for cheating jewellers
S Ahmed Ali/
CCIS: 1205 NCP gearing up for frontal attack on Cong
Prakash Joshi
Doc runs from pillar to post to get nod for sponsorship
Sumitra Deb Roy
Hospitals back on track after dry days
Entire third Metro line to stay underground
Ashley D'Mello
CST to Kalyan will be walled in two years
Manthan K Mehta
Railway cops nab two TCs at Panvel
Sanket Ray
Trans Harbour Link to seek MoEF nod after redesign
Ashley D'Mello
'Army land register has no record of Adarsh soc plot'
Ishani Chatterji
Airlines ask CM to lower sales tax on aviation fuel
Sanjeev Shivadekar
'Will use Madras HC order as precedent'
Somit Sen
ACB searches SRA office
Sanjeev Shivadekar
State sluggish on power expansion
Chittaranjan Tembhekar
Civic body pours more water cuts on Mumbai
Linah Baliga
Burglars unfazed by locked doors and iron grilles
Insha Khan
Bollywood biggies eye brand new Cannes role
Bharati Dubey
Hookah bars picture police immunity
Vijay V Singh
TISS students greet Ramesh with anti-nuke placards
PWD to assess reasons for mishaps on NH17
Sanjeev Shivadekar
Reclaiming for coastal projects at PMO's mercy
Chittaranjan Tembhekar
High court clears decks for Dhobi Ghat redevelopment
Hetal Vyas
In-laws threatened Bhakti: Police
Nitasha Natu
Hard work helped Prashant crack UPSC
NMC removes pipeline at Shiv Krishna Dham
Sachin Dravekar
Earthy wisdom of Devaji Tofa
Ramu Bhagwat
Govt offers Rs 13L an acre for Butibori expansion
Shishir Arya
No more patodi & kadhi at Tehsil office
Manka Behl
Another leopard found dead
No rules for letting out NU land
Vaibhav Ganjapure
City continues to pay excess ZLS surcharge
Ashish Roy
Couple 'remarry' in mass marriage to earn money, booked
Panvel youth's changed identity foxes cops
Soumittra S Bose
Special website to improve city traffic
Govt stops Rs 5 cr payment to Chanda civic body, pays MJP's dues
Girl found injured on tracks, rape suspected
AIEEE conducted smoothly but some students denied entry
Manasvini Noronha
Lobbying hots up to head NMC advisory panels
Sachin Dravekar
Is this community hall illegal?
Dacoity accused dies in police custody, brutality alleged
MSEDCL staff create ruckus at security office
6-seaters continue to ply as cops turn blind eye
Ranjit Deshmukh & Tanaya Bhosale
Residents unhappy with poor quality of cement road in Dhantoli
Gen next nurses raring to help the society
Tanaya Bhosale
Storm damaged power towers yet to be rebuilt
Ashish Roy
Times Edufest begins today
City biz guilds allege political conspiracy to sabotage Mihan
Phenyl episode: Attendant sacked; nurse, matron suspended
Attendant gives phenyl to patients in govt hospital
Gawai and Sable skip committee meeting
14 die in trailer-minidor mishap near Kalmeshwar
Ozone can be a harmful agent too: Beig
MSEDCL offers discount to Yavatmal farmers clearing unpaid bills
Yavatmal admin prepares to combat short supply of seeds, fertilizers
Utkarsh Nagar illegal wall demolished
Falguni Banerjee
Physiotherapy and occupational therapy residents get no stipend
Snehlata Shrivastav & Payal Gwalani
CCIS: 1205 Fear still haunts the eight-year-old survivor
Alka Panse
No power since a month, orange orchards near Katol drying up
Ramu Bhagwat
Mayor's decision to include Gawai, Sable in RCH scam committee questioned
Avantika Chitnavis to head Ramtek temple conservation project
Staff crunch hampers medical care at rural hospitals
T O Abraham
Yavatmal GMC grappling with problems
Relief for depositors as SC declares Act valid
Asseem Shaikh
Nanded boy tops UPSC exam in state
Suicides in city spiralled in five years since '05
Umesh Isalkar
Ozone levels rose to 110 ppb in April
Dipannita Das
Mayor should resign: Opposition
Two roads to remain closed for two months
PMC okays bigger roads for merged villages
Six traders booked for evading sales tax
Maximum temperature in city dips slightly
'PMC's online redressal system ineffective'
Undertrial in abduction, rape case held for burglary
Future of PMC's English schools in a limbo
Woman found murdered at Bhosari
Rs 50 per hour fine for wrong parking
Experts push for growth of native trees, gather more seeds
Laxmi Birajdar
Nayana Pujari murder case trial to resume on June 7
Be cautious while appointing lawyers, urges bar council
Asseem Shaikh
Here, everyone knows bhai is in Pakistan
S Ahmed Ali
30,000 more killed in road accidents last year
Kounteya Sinha & Dipak Kumar Dash
Civil services topper wants to fight graft, change system
In a first, women No.1 and No.2 in civil services exam
Confessed involuntarily and under duress: Samjhauta blast accused Aseemanand
Ajay Sura
Oz designer apologises for goddess bikini
India releases list of '50 most wanted' sheltered in Pak
Vishwa Mohan
Soon agencies to intercept email, chats in real time
Rakhi Chakrabarty
PM arrives in Afghanistan; 'welcome to your second home', says Karzai
Enough proof to nail Dawood: Govt
S Ahmed Ali
Kani involved in running Kalaignar TV, relative tells CBI
Baptized Sikh employees not to wear 'kirpan' near aircraft
Yudhvir Rana
Joshi destroying PAC's credibility: Cong
Youth with pistol held near Rahul Gandhi
Land acquisition stir: Congress to stage protests across UP after Rahul's arrest
No US-type operation to kill terrorists in Pak: PM Manmohan Singh
SC issues notice to CBI on ex-BJP president's plea
Mayawati government blames Centre
Mayawati govt allowed Rahul to visit agitation site: BJP
Volatility in global commodity prices to hit growth: Pranab
SC issues notice to Centre on Sarabjit's plea
Govt not interested in justice for Bhopal victims: BJP
Bumper crops add to govt's storage woes
PM calls meet on 'no-go' issue
Senior BJP leaders, BKU leader arrested
Plea to pay up $2 per vehicle for road safety
Dipak Kumar Dash
BJP nominees' membership of JPC is in order: Speaker
PM on a 2-day visit to Kabul
Rakhi Chakrabarty
Ishrat case: Gujarat high court appoints new chairman of SIT
Saeed Khan
Terror on agenda as Meira visits South Korea, Vietnam
Antony holds high-level meet to review security situation
Prashant Bhusan bats for green Lokpal
Abantika Ghosh
Govt seeks UN funds to reduce carbon footprints
Nitin Sethi
Acting and wife my life, says Shiney after bail
Swati Deshpande
Dalit murdered, tension in city in Haryana
Sukhbir Siwach
China seeks access to wreckage of Seals' copter
SC lifts gag order on Amar's phone intercepts
Dhananjay Mahapatra
2G scam: IT quizzes Kanimozhi, Kalaignar TV MD
Cong hopes to ride on farmers' unrest to unseat Maya
Subodh Ghildiyal
SC criticizes Enforcement Directorate in black money case
Dhananjay Mahapatra
SC issues contempt notice to MD of gutka company, environment ministry
BJP sees Cong politics in giving Sen Plan panel role
Another trial for HIV vaccine fails
Kounteya Sinha
SC turns scanner on discoms selling power meant for Delhi at profit
'Due diligence followed in framing IT rules'
Javed Anwer
Centre allows backward classes panel to review its decisions
Fishing goes on despite ban
Vadrevu Srinivas
Mayawati slams Rahul Gandhi
Manjari Mishra & Ashish Tripathi
India ratifies UN Convention Against Corruption
Bhopal disaster accused could face stiffer charges
Dhananjay Mahapatra
Why not ban endosulfan? asks SC
Dhananjay Mahapatra
Book preaching secession pulled off J&K schools
M Saleem Pandit
Amar tapes will show businessman-politician nexus: Bhushan
India confirms Chinese military in PoK
Josy Joseph
Dying declaration can't be accepted as truth, rules HC
Shibu Thomas
Amar Singh tapes: Voice is mine, but tapes spliced, says Amar Singh
PM leaves for Afghanistan to discuss post-Osama scenario
CIC tells CBI to release Chatwal discharge reports
Pawar co-op bank flouted RBI norms, finds Nabard
Prafulla Marpakwar
Government to bring in new land acquisition law: Chidambaram
Sacked AI pilots reinstated, ICPA asks for ouster of AI chairman
Manju Vayalar
Govt panel suggests free research at PhD level in IITs
Ministries refuse to file affidavit on hunger deaths
Nitin Sethi
Major sons of dam oustees cannot be given separate compensation: SC
Bipasha denies sexual banter with Amar Singh
Smrity Sharma
Achkan suit ideal for Saif at Cannes!
Renuka Vyavahare
Shah Rukh, Salman's title tussle
Prithwish Ganguly
(Vi)desi girls in desi films
Nimisha Tiwari
Dhanush gets Simbu's heroine!
'Blow Job' in Aamir Khan's ' Delhi Belly'
Urvashi Ashar
Priyanka Chopra: Not a boyfriend snatcher?
Ragini MMS to release on Friday the 13th
Vedam in Hindi
Marriage is on the cards for Prabhas
Suresh Kavirayani
Yash Chopra to help Ravi Chopra!
I have moved on with no baggage: Bipasha
Meena Iyer
Indian designer to dress up Playboy supermodel!
Renuka Vyavahare
Shilpa Shetty is pregnant!
Kunal M Shah
Karisma regrets rejecting I Am
Smrity Sharma
No controversies for Sonakshi
Seema Sinha
Govt official pacifies miffed filmmaker
Sameera can't choose!
Rupam Jain
Auspicious beginning for Vosthi
Rana gets meaty offers post DMD
Mira's Lahore now in Delhi
Bharti Dubey
Jacqueline to show more
Nakul's 'game' for it
V Lakshmi
Amitabh, Rakeysh Mehra to team up again!
Kareena to host TV show!
Prithwish Ganguly
Kollywood scared of Friday the 13th
Sreedhar Pillai
Anubhav Sinha helping his assistant
Diksha Kamra
Tolly takes the rap
Zinia Sen
Rani cancels her Cannes visit
Renuka Vyavahare
Ishita's charmed by tradition
The three funny men
V Lakshmi
A * is Killed to unveil MJ's murderers?
Smrity Sharma
Saranya has faith in Suseenthiran
Manigandan K R
Shahid's film sets catch fire
Kunal M Shah
Sonu refuses to cop out!
Sayali goes to Hollywood
Lucky escape for Sanjay
Manigandan K R
Mani Ratnam disappoints fans
Tusshar, Amrita on their love for each other
Bina Trivedi
Badrinath gets a release date
Sonakshi Sinha on the cover
Garima Sharma
The odd pairs of B'wood!
Deepali S Dhingra
Hollywood goes desi
Peter Heins nominated for World Stunt Awards
No one has adopted me: Preity
Diksha Kamra
I bully Ekta at home: Tusshar Kapoor
Love is in the air
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Sanjay, Maanyata get their twin babies' impressions
Deepali Dhingra
Jolie's new tattoo is a tribute to Brad Pitt
Diksha Kamra
Don't pluck your brows: Dibakar
Priyanka Dasgupta
Sekhar Kammula at Cannes
Prashanth Bhat
Character Dheela has copyright issues
Kunal M Shah
Aishwarya Rai sizzles at Cannes opening ceremony
Bum scratching step was Sallu's idea: Asin
Smrity Sharma
'My selection is a slap on the face of HPSE'
Ajay Sura
He is all for society's cause
Amit Sharma
She tried till she achieved aim
Amit Sharma
UPSC: Tricity's five in country's top 100
Amit Sharma
Five thefts reported in one night
Residents breathe easy as PCA matches conclude
Three arrested for attack on youth
Forum dismisses frivolous complaint
City streetlights to glow LED way
Servants behind 2 more thefts
At 41 degrees C, it's getting hotter
School grounds to open to kids
Students from region visit NIPER
Charges framed against spy
Rajinder Nagarkoti
AC fault hits Shatabdi passengers
Demolition drive: 115 challaned
Panchkula multi-level parking stuck
Minor girl raped, gives birth to a baby
Neel Kamal
Tough journey led him to ultimate success
Amit Sharma
Store asked to refund for giving audio instead of video CD
Daily hearing in kidney racket case
Rajinder Nagarkoti
MC councillors prepare for yet another study tour
3 Punjab DSPs to join UT cops
Mixed response to AIEEE second round
Pay more for joyride in bus to Chhatbir, Pinjore
Abhijit Prashar
Bharti airtel names new logo Wave
Demand for city classification, wage fixation
Jaideep Shenoy
Coast Guard monitors situation of capsized barge
Even with steady percentage, DK slips to 21st rank
Forum demands Christian representation in governance
RBSE to launch hi-tech student help centres
Land registration ban in Jodhpur tehsils
City records hottest day of season
Plea to make Jaipur a state capital region
Only 6% increase in engg seats likely: RTU
Shoeb Khan
Sibling success at IAS
Army chief reviews desert war games
Safety at melas: Chopra panel submits report
Mathur panel officer caught taking bribe
Raj babus to declare assets to get raise
Master plan presentation removed from agenda at JDA meet
Three masked assailants rob a person at gunpoint
Builders to submit memorandum to Dhariwal
HC dismisses plea to probe allegations against Gehlot
Abhinav Sharma
RPA trainees make Raj proud in IAS exam
Shoeb Khan
Ranthambore saga: Have money, see tiger
Anindo Dey
Indian American population up over 80% in 4 southern states
Tri Valley University president arrested by federal agents
Jain muni on indefinite fast in Baghpat
Pervez Iqbal Siddiqui
Patience, self-confidence rank high for scoring in Civil Services
Railways to upgrade passenger amenities
NBRI's fungus to tackle pests attacking pulses
Watch your step this monsoon
24-year-old jumps into Gomti
Rahul's arrest sets up political battle
Sonia enquires about well-being of farmers displaced by RCF
School meets DIG to explain boy's suicide
National Technology Day observed
Ready for underwater commuting?
Gangster held with banned gun
NER to run 5 trains to clear summer rush
Woman hangs self after forced talaq
Manjari Mishra
Estate dept, municipal corporation in a `filthy row
'Speed up tendering for Aadhaar'
Mercury to soar, more thunderstorms ahead
Campus hiring: IT cos fight for day one slot
Force India F1 driver hunt reaches Bangalore
Adrian Sutil in bar brawl?
Ruhi Batra
Armaan on pace for Magny-Cours race
Leslie Xavier
'Lucky charm' fails to work for Shane Warne
My day will come again: Ravindra Jadeja
Suhas Nayse
Wanted to do something extraordinary, says Badrinath
Dwaipayan Datta
Kochi and Kings XI lock horns in IPL survival battle
Chennai Super Kings to take on Delhi Daredevils
Dwaipayan Datta
Statistical highlights: Rajasthan Royals vs Royal Challengers Bangalore
Watson shows interest in Rajasthan captaincy
Kings' joy this IPL: Beating champs
RR vs RCB: Royal Challengers Bangalore crush Rajasthan Royals by 9 wickets
Saibal Bose
CSK vs DD: Chennai Super Kings beat Delhi Daredevils by 18 runs
Dwaipayan Dutta
MP police tone down IPL fee issue
Extra security for Indore IPL matches
Suhas Nayse
Ludhiana's very own wild wild west
Shivani Mehra
Phulkari in different styles
Sandeep Dua
Shruti ranks 16, Ajay 160 in civil services exam
Gaurav Bhatia
Bhakti is the shakti of this group
Anjali Sharma
'I am excited to perform here'
Sandeep Dua
Despite notice, parking contractor overcharges
Nidhi Singhi
Fans party hard after home team win
Sandeep Dua
Sutlej Club office-bearers mull moving apex court
Club to set up vocational training college to tap women skills
Nidhi Singhi
City's graphic designer makes logo for Delhi leather firm
Preetinder Kaur
Teacher recruitment scam plagues Punjab govt
Gaurav Bhatia
Four years on, indoor stadium project gets going
Nidhi Singhi
Sanskrit farce to be staged in Hindi
Cloud comp and reincarnation
Diamond city to get more flyovers, bridges
Himansshu Bhatt
95 fined for smoking in public places
Clean sweep by laundryman's son
Yagnesh Mehta
SBI to crack down on defaulters
Melvyn Thomas
Indian jumps off Dubai's Burj Khalifa
In Ward No 26, urban voters hold the key
Caste dynamics may be crucial
Joel Joseph
In Ward No 11, residents want tangible results
Bhawna Gandhi
Left, BSP keep out of civic polls
Potholes replace roads as HUDA, police play the blame game
Candidates seek divine help ahead of polls
Two men arrested for stocking illegal liquor
Now visit UK, and travel to Ireland without visa
On the run, Osama's youngest son plotting revenge strikes?
11 Manipur pupils make region proud
Parents ignoring autism in kids, say experts
Susmita Rakshit
Final countdown to counting
Prabin Kalita
Miscreant lynched in Karimganj
Kidnapped trader freed
KMSS intensifies stir
231 students, but only one teacher
Abdul Gani
Seminar on human rights at Rangiya
Businessman shot dead in Dimapur
'Constitutional anomaly affecting tribal rights'
Four die in accident, two feared drowned
IOC losing market share to HPCL, BPCL
Sanjay Dutta
CII pushes entrepreneurship among SC/STs
Honda, Toyota focus on HR in lean period
Nandini Sen Gupta
Sensex dips 249 pts on weak industrial output, global cues
Commodity prices volatility to hit growth: FM
'All spectrum allocation in future should be by auction'
Shalini Singh
Rupee drops by 13 paise vs dollar
India Inc worried over waiting period for M&As
Renault to up parts sourcing from India
Rajesh Chandramouli
HDFC Bank raises lending, deposit rates
GM-SAIC vehicles to roll out by Q4
Nandini Sen Gupta
Phaneesh Murthy appointed CEO of Patni
FDI in LLP firms gets Cabinet nod
Singapore likely to hire 60k Indian pros in 2011
Mini Joseph Tejaswi
Wipro buys Brazilian Hydraulic cylinder maker
Examining exam paper leaks
Sruthy Susan Ullas
Fetch your SSLC results here
Year-long terror alert in state
Failure pushes her to suicide
Power, water woes today
Mason's daughter tops college
Transfer for CEO ahead of CEC panel visit
Meru cab meters tick again
Killer Akram's close aide held
Girl leaves home, untraceable
She borrowed books to study
BBMP taps cos to maintain parks, lakes
Gadag girl overcomes heavy odds to top Arts
Basavaraj F Kattimani
A rank student, indeed!
B'lore to generate 10% of country's nano
These women keep KSRTC's buses in top gear
Sunitha Rao R
Shiamak Davar's gala bash
Goddess Lakshmi bikinis withdrawn
The West plays with Hindu imagery again
Jyothi Prabhakar
Sonu Nigam distressed
Iti Shree Misra
Euphoria goes to America
Iti Shree Misra
Will The Real Sita Stand Up?
V K Nigam
Language is never static
Sky car named Desire
Bachi Karkaria
Job Well Done
Girls, Interrupted
Driven To Action
It's just not English
Kishore Roy
The Voter As Consumer
Amrith Lal
Health department to use Bti to bring malaria under control
'No one will be denied aid under Mediclaim'
Gold chain snatched at Porvorim
Mickky files plea against his conviction
Issue set for May 18 'fight' in New Delhi
Goods worth Rs 3L gutted in Mandrem blaze
'No mechanism in place to tackle graft cases in Goa'
'Academicians, not ministers must decide medium'
Increase in theft cases irks Pernem locals
Nilkanth Pednekar
Rejects' threat looms large this monsoon
Rajendra P Kerkar
Navelim suffers as water pipeline gives way
Villagers chase away officials who went to value Mopa airport land
Taluka committee meet on vector borne diseases held in Mapusa
Canacona civic chief submits resignation
Churchill says 'senile' Willy should quit politics
Forty-metre high tower with viewing gallery for tourists at Baga
Baina beach festival from today
Tuem, Parsem get new sarpanchas
Mickky threatens 'political' movement post May 20
Aditya Arya takes over from Bassi as DGP
Students to get 15 marks for playing state-level contests
DGP Bassi offers parting gift to 14 suspended cops
Sattari, Quepem plans show 5% mining area, no active mine in Ponda
Four booked for cheating bank
Vasco set to get first multiplex
Cricket, F1 may lose out on tax breaks for sports
V Narayan Swamy
Associates delighted as ICC committee recommends WC qualifiers
Air India sacks Dada Nabeel for 'indiscipline'
Jacob Martin to lead Tihar's pro cricket squad
Baichung on target, Lajong suffer blow
Afridi replies to notice, likely to get reprieve
Prerna progresses to semis of ITF Futures
Fletcher's appointment positive change, says Kirsten
Wahingdoh rout Southern Samity in second division I-League
Lee-Hesh out of Rome ATP Masters
Dempo keep cool, Al Ansar don't
Stanislaus D'Souza
Vice-captaincy reward for Gambhir
Dwaipayan Datta
Zulqarnain Haider comes out of retirement
Himmat in shared lead, Digvijay ninth at Philippine Open
WICB hits back at Gayle, Taylor
Zanetti leads Inter Milan into Italian Cup final
Golf camp from May 21 in Chandigarh
Opener's effort puts Vengsarkar XI on top
ICC calls for review system in all internationals
Indian Arrows to get a new name, sponsor
Nilesh Bhattacharya
ML Markan Trophy: Chandigarh, Mohali and Patiala record wins
Shravan finishes the match in jiffy
Roop Singh cards seven under 62
Santosh Trophy: Skipper Mahender leads Delhi to 2-0 win over Nagaland
Two selected for U-16 India team
It was like a fairy tale
Richa Shukla
We're practically like walking porn
Leela was a beautiful thing: Sonia Faleiro
Anuradha Varma
GHMC may rejig municipal circles
Jupalli vows to return to Secretariat only after T-state
Jagan plans 2-day fast in support of farmers
Aids patient jumps to death
SHRC seeks report on girl's death
Ban on rice exports lifted
3 held for cheating local TDP leader
Andhra man kills wife for bearing girl child
Shabana, Javed at a Lucknow do
Anjali Chandra and Akash Wadhwa
Shaan releases anti-tobacco music video
Anupam Kher at an event in Mumbai
UPSC Gujarat topper from remote Kutch village
Kulsum Yusuf
Fair price shops raided in Bhavnagar city, dist
Heat wave grips Bhavnagar
Man kills four-year-old daughter in Jamnagar village
Raids continue on stone quarries in Junagadh
Kadi taluka shines with 96.63 pass percentage
Shobhit case: Auto drivers under scanner
Dwaipayan Ghosh
16-year-old girl allegedly kidnapped near Hauz-Khas
Dwaipayan Ghosh
DJ Kiran's ramp and pool party
Mandeep Kaur
VMC employee unions withdraw strike call
BJP MP threatens stir over delay in construction of new airport terminal
Vadodara district sees passing per cent of 60.73
BCA to take final call on Ranji coach
Maya govt releases Rahul Gandhi, Cong announces protest
I feel ashamed to call myself an Indian: Rahul Gandhi
Men missing, women asked Rahul for help
Ayesha Arvind
Rahul sneaked in, met villagers and pitched camp
Ayaskant Das, Purusharth Aradhak, Ayesha Arvind & Vandana Keelor
Narrow Pollachi road spells death
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Police bust gang that pilfered IOC furnace oil
Coimbatore: Spurned cop goes berserk
A Subburaj
Officials unable to cope with re-totalling requests
Binoy Valsan
Tractor that functions like a bullock
Coimbatore all set to weed out plastic
Saurabh Gadgil's Arabian theme party
Indian team could have won gold: Traundeep
Velavan storms into quarterfinals
Bonding time for Anshuman and clan!
Preeti Atulkar
Kingfisher Bangalore Derby offers Rs 1 crore to winner
Ikram Khan
FIH unveils Project Chak De for India
Gaurav Tokhi to lead in Fed Cup
Pak PM says continuing to work with US may imperil his govt
Osama fiasco deepens army-govt rift in Pak
Omer Farooq Khan
Pak media does soul searching: 'Enemy lies within'
Sameer Arshad
Bollywood at a Delhi play
Garima Sharma
Double treat for music lovers
DJ Phabi, Kini rocked this evening
Facebook paid journo to 'malign Google'
TOI Tech
Facebook restores Zuckerberg's account
TOI Tech
7.5m minor social-site users at high risk
Double delight: Moms who have twins live longer
Sip of health: 5 cups of coffee a day lowers breast cancer risk
1st pedal-powered copter set to fly
Proteins that regulate human aging identified
Can't win if you start gifting goals on platter: Harendra
Australia beat Britain 2-1 to enter Azlan Shah Cup final
New Zealand crush India 7-3 in Azlan Shah hockey
Never-say-die Mahanta still hopes for mahajot
Congress will get enough seats to form govt: Gogoi
US dismisses lawmakers' demand for aid cut to Pakistan
More pressure on Obama to stop aid to Pak
Chidanand Rajghatta
'Master plotter Ilyas Kashmiri may now head Qaida'
US stuck with Pakistan because "it's complicated"
Chidanand Rajghatta
Remains of US stealth copter in China hands?
Osama bin Laden death 'not an assassination': US Attorney General
ISI hires US attorneys, pleads immunity in 26/11 case
Chidanand Rajghatta
Alibaba fears for Yahoo
Now, Angry Birds on the web
Soon agencies to intercept your email, chats in real time
e-ciggy to usher in social smoke networking
Vijender, Akhil settle for bronze in Arafura Games
Nikhat Kazmi
Stanley Ka Dabba
Nikhat Kazmi
Love U... Mr Kalakaar!
Nikhat Kazmi
Ragini MMS
Nikhat Kazmi
Enterprise dilemma: To cloud or not to cloud
TCS sees social networks, outsourcing drive 20% growth
Microsoft 'overpaying' 40% for Skype
Clients questioning Infosys on cash pile, iGate on debt
Guard's daughter scores 93.28%
Srinivas Reddy
13 hurt as tum-tum overturns
Hubli foodies develop a taste for ghazals too
Srinivas Reddy
Train services partially cancelled
Man held for attempted murder
KIMS's student intake rises to 150
Driver's seat view of Didi's battleground campaign
Saikat Ray
Former Novell exec joins HP
Phaneesh Murthy appointed CEO of Patni
Youth remanded to judicial custody
Good Samaritan tries to defuse road rage, stabbed to death
Mysore's rank is 16th
Johnson marries Bratich in secret ceremony
PCB has crushed players' power, claims Butt
Seagate unveils GoFlex slim 320 GB hard drive
Nepal fails tryst with destiny again
Sudeshna Sarkar
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Bricolage writes:
jo: Even the quote you provided shows that you are wrong. You say Bush's deficit was $160b. Yet in those same years...in EACH of those same years...the debt rose by $550b.
How can that be?
Obviously the deficit was being misstated during those years.
It had to be $550b.
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Lesson #20 - Infants Are Not Lost |
Written by Ron Boatwright | |||
We now turn our attention to another perversion of God's word and that is infants are born sinners and must be baptized in order to be saved. This contradicts God's word. God says in Ezekiel 18:20, "The soul who sins shall die. The son shall not bear the guilt of the father, nor shall the father bear the guilt of the son." Here God is telling us that children do not inherit sin from their parents, grandparents, or any of their forefathers, all the way back to Adam. God says "The son shall not bear the guilt of the father." Each person is responsible for his own sins. According to this verse, it is "The soul who sins shall die." Does it say the soul that inherits sin, it shall die? No. It says the soul who sins. What is sin? 1 John 3:4 says, "Whoever commits sin also commits lawlessness: and sin is lawlessness." We do not inherit sin; we commit sin; and we commit sin when we commit lawlessness. An infant has not broken any law of God and thus has not committed any sin. How is sin committed? In James 1:14-15 we read, "Every man is tempted when he is drawn away of his OWN lust and enticed, then when lust has conceived, it brings forth sin and sin when it is finished brings forth death." Before one can commit sin he must be drawn away of his OWN lust and enticed. A baby cannot be drawn away and enticed into lustful sin. This is absurd. This is total ignorance of God's word. James 4:17 also says, "Therefore to him who knows to do good, and does not do it, to him it is sin." This is the sin of omission. An infant does not know to do good and thus cannot sin. There are only two ways that man sins: by committing sin or we sin by omission. An infant cannot sin in either way and has no sin. A little child is innocent and pure, as our Lord says in Matthew 18:3, "Unless you are converted and become as little children, you will by no means enter the kingdom of heaven." And we also read in Matthew 19:14, "But Jesus said, 'Let the little children come to Me, and do not forbid them; for of such is the kingdom of heaven'". Little children are of the kingdom of heaven. Little children are not lost, but are safe until they become accountable. One error leads to another. Men say since infants have inherited the sin of Adam, they must be baptized or they will be lost. This is also false. Infants are not suitable candidates for baptism, since they cannot believe. Our Lord says in Mark 16:16, "He who believes and is baptized will be saved." Here one of the prerequisites of being saved when one is baptized is to believe, which is impossible for an infant to do. Also in Acts 8:36-37 the question was asked, "See here is water; what hinders me from being baptized?" And the answer is given in the next verse: "And Philip said, if you believe with all your heart you may." Here we see the condition that must be met before a person can be baptized is he must believe with all his heart. Can an infant do this? No. Also one of the prerequisites of being baptized is one must repent. In Acts 2:38 (KJV) the apostle Peter told a group of people, who had asked what they should do, to "Repent and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of your sins." What is the requirement found here that we must do before we can be baptized? Repent. Can an infant repent? It would be absurd to think that an infant could believe or repent, but it is just as absurd to think that an innocent infant, who is without sin, must be baptized for the forgiveness of sins, which he does not have. Parents who have their infants "christened" are being deceived by the false doctrines of men. Satan has many ways in fooling people into being lost. The lie Satan tells here to people who have become accountable is since you were baptized as an infant, you do not need to be baptized for the remission of your sins now that you have become accountable and responsible. Satan knows infant baptism accomplishes nothing. Satan also knows, when people who were baptized as an infant become accountable, at that time they are lost and will be with him through out eternity in the burning fires of Hell if he can keep them from obeying the Lord. So who do you want to follow: God, or men who are being led by Satan? Every person will follow one or the other. Again we have to make the choice as to who we follow. If you were baptized as an infant, then your baptism did you no good. You are still lost. Now that you are able to believe you must "Repent and be baptized everyone of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins" (Acts 2:38), so you can be saved and go to Heaven. If a person misses Heaven by believing the lies of Satan, he will only have himself to blame. Questions for Lesson #20


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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Where in the World is Dr. Neighbor?
When last we checked in with our hobo hero, he was still living in his van.
Well, not so much at the moment…
THIS is What "Late Term Abortion" Actually Looks Like
Over at Babble this morning, I am reminding other mothers – women like myself who love our babies with all our hearts – why we have to stop letting people like Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich categorically vilify the women among us who have been faced with the tragedy of "late term abortion."
I hope that you will read, comment, and share with your sisters, mothers, aunts, and best friends.
Oh Happy Day!
Danger Baby & NC Loooove
Y'all Are in Adweek Today
Remember back on January when all of you stepped up to help Serge & Monica Bielanko get back on their feet after a house fire that left them with virtually nothing?
Well, today Lisa Belkin gives y'all a kind shout out in her new story for Adweek about the real relationships that exist within online communities like the one we have hear at
Thank you again to each and every one of you for being part of the community and conversation here.
xoxo – Katie
And the Oscar for Best Dress of the Night Goes To….
C & NC: Modeling for Cotton Kids
As I mentioned last year, C has done some catalog modeling for a line of children's clothing called Cotton Kids.
This year – today, actually – C and NC got to do this super fun thing together, and even Danger Baby got in on the act.
I can assure you that I will be doing the proud mama/auntie thing and showing off plenty more pix from today's photo shoot, but here are some outtakes to give folks a taste of how it all went.
E and cousin El were our munchkin model-wranglers for the event. They were very helpful.
(Note that G is mostly attempting to escape in every photo.)