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Thursday, October 30, 2014As was then, is now at 6:54 AM
i hear sounds all through the night. gentle knocks and insects chirping. i want to delve deep into it and never come out from its magic. there are secrets between the night and i that transcends any known meaning of mortal intimacy.
there is a sad, chronic decay of passion and optimism as life goes on. i think you realise it hard when you are young and only starting to see the ugliness of the world.
i will let it pass through me. one last talk, and it will be it.
Wednesday, October 1, 2014Spring is here at 6:49 AM
You know what's cray? exes. I don't know why they think they have the right to lecture you about life when they are not any more wiser or more experienced themselves. Does my extinguished history make them think they are entitled to pass divine judgement and condemnation?
Yes, I have bad habits. Yes, I drink and smoke (which I hardly ever used to) and yeah, I'm a little bit dumb about life and people but the last people who I want to be criticized from are my exes.
Nevertheless, everyone is entitled to a voice and an opinion but I reserve the right to tell them to shut up.
I think this is going to be my loneliest birthday yet. 24 sounds so much older than 23, it can be called bloody mid 20's. I want a life. *sigh*
Monday, September 15, 2014The Living at 2:02 AM
She sits and thinks of nothing else
When the ship sinks and all is blue
What will be there backing you?
Primary instincts become dull and darken
That is where the fear will sharpen
And as she gasps for air and light
Other times she would wonder, is there a point in life?
Ironically, the hope is hard to extinguish
As we all want something to accomplish
Like she, and we, will forever wonder
Is there something we are meant to discover?
There is the absolute certainty of the end
And through that journey, are so many broken things to mend
After it all, most disappear as nobody
But I always hope to have been somebody.
Saturday, February 15, 2014Wow at 4:30 AM
Someone asked me to say something positive about myself... I realized again the extent of my problems when I really struggled and couldn't come up with a single thing.
Tuesday, November 19, 2013Question at 3:17 AM
To dine, laugh, enjoy the everlasting company of yourself. Possible, but one has to wonder...is a life other than your destiny even worth chasing after?
Is jumping over many hurdles and leaping through fiery hoops something that one should do just for the chase?
When do you finally find out that it was worth it in the end? Will you ever know for sure? Maybe at the end, all outcomes are the same. If so, do we simply live for the glorious moment? Is that kind of lifestyle an accomplishment?
Is it the unknown that places fear into naive hearts? If we even had a clue, would we really make the right choices? The question of right or wrong is difficult enough.
Spiralling down into a pit of depression and a loss of faith is not a good feeling...and I don't think it is a good idea to hold on desperately to any little pathetic string of light you can get your hands on either. You would be in a big fat rut, pretty much. The only ending left would be to rot and be swept away by the wind and forgotten.
Life is just one big S&M game isn't it. I swear the only ones who want to live it has a fetish. They play along with the roleplay and enjoy how fucked up it is. Some people just reach a point where the frustration just fills up the lungs and suffocates them, and they realize that no effort nor protests can fix the shit they are buried in. Literally the only fucking thing you can do in that situation is accept your fate and cry.
It's sad how people are worn down and reduced to a state where they are empty shells. To fall into that moment where nothing matters and emptiness is emphasized...as if you are locked into a pit of monsters and eternal darkness and you have the key to get out, but you don't even bother to escape.
I reach so many stages where I just don't fucking care what kind of shit may happen to me because the various kinds of other shit that might go on will definitely be way fucking better than the shit I'd be feeling already. White flag is up, do your fucking worst.
Gray at 3:15 AM
Monday, November 18, 2013Life after death? at 9:38 AM
I can't sleep.
Constant struggle to not cry.
Constant buzzing thoughts.
Constant emotional turmoil, betrayal, devastation, and deep disgusting feelings in the pit of my stomach, realising that what I valued can be gone so easily and with no remorse.
I don't understand why this had to happen to me. I don't understand because wait, was I really that bad...I thought it was going to be fine. I believed. Am I am idiot to be the only one believing? Am I the idiot the fucking retard for being the only one who holds onto the future? Was I the only fucking one, happy in my world, trusting, believing, knowing that I would have the life I imagined I would have?
I feel like, I don't know...I always felt like I could manage. I don't have the best methods but with faithfulness and optimism in this shitty world, If you find something good, no matter what, you have to always think of the good and forgive the negative isn't it? why am I the idiot in this game. Why do I get leftover damage control to deal with, while he can just drop everything and move on without consideration and no sort of connection to the strong emotional bond I thought we had, I thought we proved we had time over time.
It's one thing to betray and break the trust. It's one thing to do what happened. But to turn around...I can only find one reason for this abandonment and hate and feeling like garbage thrown out.
It was never real.
I thought
there was something
once in a lifetime
yes, relationships would be fucking lame and a lie if there are no ups and downs.
but i thought
i had something real
something that
was permanent
Did I waste my heart? did I waste my hope?
How do I...how the fuck do I go on.
Bleeding both physically and emotionally.
why is it...I mean. I understand. Even the nicest sweetest guys can fuck up. And it was fucking horrible what happened. I believe that is the worst thing you can do in a relationship. Especially for us because it was so horribly unexpected. But reality beckons the truth...young confused guys make these mistakes a lot. And honestly, I think i would have to be naive to think that such a young sweet vulnerable confused guy won't make one (just one) mistake like that if we were to spend our lives together.
The worst thing? even after this, there is no fruition.
It doesnt matter what I understand, it doesnt matter i had willingness to forgive. I immediately get wiped, photos, wallpapers, even simple stupid game friends lists...sounds so fucking immature I know but...
and to deal with the fact that...he wanted to hold onto that adulterous relationship? fuck i need to settle down if i don't wanna harm myself or anyone else close very very close and attached to me.
i wonder...if all my love. it can't not be enough. it just can't. especially how much i've spent and talked about future and steps to take and my passion and willingness to end up together.
ups and downs yes, but i thought these were manageable and not too severe. manageable cuz its us two and i thought there was that commitment and time.
I thought we were the special two.
I can always be wrong.
I am powerless, heartbroken, abandoned and rejected.
I need to carry this for the rest of my life.........................................................................
without any signal or beacon of hope.
i lost everything that involved my future as I planned.
I'm an abandoned baby, who wasn't wanted like everyone else.
I hope I can believe again.
for the sake of the remaining remnants of this lost past.
if not for myself, for the sake of the remnants.
i really feel like dying....
i really feel like dying....
i really feel like dying...,,
i really want to die....
please someone just kill me...........
somebody...anybody...please save me.....................................
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Multiple computer render, node, etc farm ideas?
So i am going to be getting 9 (yes 9) 1.88ghz single core 2gb ram, 80gb hdd servers in rack mount style. Im getting these for free or dirt cheap.
So i have a few ideas of what i want to use them for, But not really how, But here are my ideas so far:
1. Web Server, but have the load balanced across the machines.
2. Server raid array, so like using multiple servers with multiple HDDs each and having them doing backups and backing each other up
3. I am going to be getting into some security research stuff and there are some scripts i want to write to calculate stuff for me, Like rainbow tables and whatnot. So i thought well with all these machines i could speed stuff up, plus get it off my main computer.
Thats all the ideas i have come up with so far, Their all things i have been wanting to do, but never got around to doing. Only problem is that i have no bloody idea how to do any of it.
I do consider myself a very techy person (more end user stuff though less corporate networking etc...) so i am willing to take up a challenge and learn something new! I am 100% open to any ideas for what to use these machines for.
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It really depend on what you want to do. If you want the servers to process a lot of information faster I would consider settings up load balancing on them. How to do it will depend on what OS you decide to use. I would probably looking into Linux cluster. A lot of information is available on Google with a quick search.
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The Farmers Branch Campus currently hosts two Sunday morning services:
The 9:00 am service is our "traditional" option. Our goal in this service is to provide a heartfelt and uplifting A Capella praise and worship experience, lead by an ensemble of singers. Songs are a mix of hymns, along with older and newer songs arranged for A Capella singing.
The 10:45 am service has energetic and passionate praise and worship accompanied by a worship band, and features contemporary worship music commonly used in many churches today.
Between these services is a weekly brunch found in the central part of our campus called "The Family Life Center" (or FLC) where we encourage people to come together, meet new friends and connect with old ones.
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Every week, we offer programs designed to raise up the next generation of disciples of Christ and make "coming to church" one of the best parts of their week! A team of volunteers works to offer Kids Branch at both of our campuses.
Kids Branch is for children 3 months - 5th grade. Check-in opens 15 minutes before each service begins. After checking in at either the Kids Branch Welcome Center or one of our kiosks, parents may escort their children to their age-appropriate class rooms where they are greeted by our designated Kids Branch Small Group Leaders. Your kids will love participating in large group activities and small group lessons where they can find some friends, and find the Lord!
The bsm (Branch Student Ministry) consists of students (6th-12th grade), parents, and our committed, qualified adult leaders.
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Reintroducing predators such as dingoes and Tasmanian devils into landscapes may help protect Australia's diminishing biodiversity, Deakin University's Dr Euan Ritchie has told the ABC 's Carolyn Herbert.
"We need to be quite bold and allow predators back into the landscape and see if they can reverse some of the damage we've done," says Dr Ritchie from Deakin's Centre for Integrative Ecology.
Since European settlement, humans have drastically altered the Australian environment, resulting in one of the highest rates of species loss in the world. Cats and foxes have wreaked havoc on small wildlife species, while larger natives, such as kangaroos, have multiplied.
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1997 Mazda Protege 4 Dr LX Sedan Review
good back seat room for class. great acceleration for economy car. Decent fuel economy. Very reliable. Simple easy-to-read dashboard and well laid out controls. "deadpedal" foot rest. Decent stereo for this class of car. Seat fabric, and general fit and finish are of better than usual quality for this class of car.
interior too narrow for larger people. "buzzy" motor on long trips, 3500 rpm at 70 mph/120 kph is too high. The hubcaps look cheap.
Great Commuter Car — Owned since 2003. Car is ultra-reliable - has never broken down or needed major repairs, I've put on 110,000 km since purchasing it at 60,000. Solid, reliable car. I have a couple of very minor electrical issues - the power locks work, but central locking activated with the key in the driver's door doesn't work anymore. Also some of the LED's on the rear spoiler are dim/burnt out. This is an amazingly reliable vehicle and easy to maintain and drive.
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1997 Mazda Protege 4 Dr DX Sedan Review
Doesn't rust, looks better than the older gen, 1.8l moves the car allright and touring edition package makes the car even more attractive.
Some little problems with door actuators and an engine which stalls at low temps even with an auto tranny...
1.8 L4 With Auto Tranny Lacks Perforamnce, But Reliability Is There — Not as reliable as my old protégé. Door actuators break, engine stalls when temp is cold (on an auto tranny....), but still is a very good car. Rust doesn't seem to be a problem on those. Fuel economy is average for such a small engine.
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If you are looking for something cheap,fun to drive, with good mileage.
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Its Worth The Money You Spend On It .... Long Lasting Too — Thou the car doesn't have neither striking looks or gr8t specs... but its worth the money you spend. i own a manual gearbox one, its fun to drive with a reasonable acceleration and top speed of 105 mph. Interiors are a pretty decent, doesn't have any exciting gadgets to play with. Mileage: City: 23-26 mpg Highway: 30-34
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Currently i have a vbs script that logs pc details everytime its booted to ad/a csv file. I was thinking about altering this to read/write to a database file (sql probably) the idea being that with extra fields the database i could then do better reporting etc on it ? so for instance write a web interface to look data up/filter it, hopefully grab warranty info and fill in a field by each pc it can find with expiration dates, realise that no 2 pcs have the same mac address and merge records so that if i rebuild pc1 and call it pc01 it knows pc01 is newer and remove pc1 BUT add pc1 to an old names field, ercord historical data so if i add more ram it can as well as recording that pc01 now has 8gb ram it logs the fact before that it had 4. I suspect the easiest way to do this would be just to give each mac address its own table and as things change add a new row in the table. Granted i have almost no idea where to start but any advice is appreciated. Presumably i could do multiple linked tables as well so that forr mac address x i have a a table with specs, a table showing diference in drive usage, users who have used it possibly, and a separate table or warranty info


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Bob Holt is in his fourth decade as a Razorbacks beat reporter for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. He began at the Arkansas Democrat in 1981 covering teams coached by Lou Holtz and Eddie Sutton.
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We rounded up 17 green, golden, lucky and rainbow-filled songs to properly sound-track your St. Patty's Day. (Did we miss any other cliches, readers? No, no — we already have "Top O' The Mornin'" taken care of, silly.) Head below to get an earful of pop gold! More »
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As part of book giant Borders' slashing of its DVD and CD sections, the store here in Athens, Ga., is selling its CD and DVD inventory at 50% off. The standard pre-liquidation price for a CD? $18.99. So at 50% off, most of the remaining inventory was still as much as it would have been at Best Buy, Target, or Wal-Mart. In fact, in most cases the prices were exactly twice what they were at the Big Boxers, particularly in the DVD/Blu-Ray section. I decided to document the dregs of Borders' music collection to see what people weren't buying, much like I did last year during the Circuit City fire sale. All of the releases documented after the jump had at least four copies for sale.
The shelves are picked over. If all of the Borders are on the same timetable, you better hustle. I did see that awesome Forever Changes two-disc collection for 10 bucks.
This is endemic of what I saw. The Killers, Bavarian Tradition, and a 2009 Grammy Nominees CD, all lying on top of Igor on Blu-Ray. I don't know why, but this is one of the saddest things I have ever seen.
The Airborne Toxic Event and Loudon Wainwright III: together again for the first time. These guys were all over the place, never where they were supposed to be. Not a bad deal on TATE, if you're into that sorta thing.
There was plenty of Sinatra to be found, all of it originally overpriced. These are great records, sure, but they had Super Savers in there for $16.99!
Maybe someone at Borders was a big Andre Rieu fan. There were at least 30 of his CDs all told. Looks like a nice enough guy. He's really going for on the cover of New Year's in Vienna.
Not to pick on Mindi Abair, but she joined Andre Rieu as the most un-bought artist at Borders. There was another stack there, next to a whole bunch of Michael Franks and Earl Klugh. Who did Borders' stocking? The Weather Channel? My dad?
You could get "snowed under" in Snow Patrol CDs (haw haw), probably because this CD+DVD combo was priced at $21.99 originally.
Nothing against Atmosphere, but there was absolutely no reason for Borders to have ordered eight copies of this in our current music-selling climate. You can always order more. You can't order less.
I'd like to think that Saul Williams was here en masse because everybody had already downloaded it, but I'm not so sure of that. Borders' selection was overall more interesting than Circuit City's, if a little more mystifying.
Ingrid Michaelson was well-represented. "As heard on Grey's Anatomy" doesn't mean what it used to, but this thing was priced to sell and didn't. It looks like a 90s cut-out bin record, like it should be laying next to Ednaswap and Echobelly.
I have this and have never listened to it. What am I afraid of? Oh, yeah…it sounding like the artwork.
Delta Spirit was out in force. I don't have any good puns for this.
Wow! I wonder why this never sold? As a music consumer, I can think of no more inspiring words in the year 2009 than "Goo Goo Dolls, Vol. 2."
The theme song is on this. 'Nuff said.
There was lots of John Legend on display; maybe people heard him sing at the Academy Awards.
Now this is just a shame. Who doesn't love "Lido Shuffle"?
Plain White T's: One of those bands that seems more popular in theory.
I know Switchfoot and Nickel Creek are popular, but seven copies of the collaboration between members of those bands is probably overestimating demand just a bit.
Turn away, Maura! Turn away!
These Melissa Etheridges were like this when I got there.
No love for My Love by Celine Dion.
This Atreyu package would be a good deal if I liked them at all.
Some around these parts will feel no small amount of schadenfreude at this picture.
These things were everywhere, a symbol bit of music industry detritus.
Just plain odd. Somebody must have a really bad back. It shows you how much they cared about the aesthetics of the music section.
Howie Day: the loneliest featured CD ever.
Who thought this was a good idea?
This is my version of hell.
Oh, no, wait. This is.
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Bono Would Like The Road To Rise Gently To Meet You (And Frank Sinatra)
So, Bono's first New York Times column appeared in yesterday's paper, and the topic at hand was not poverty or world peace or even losing that hat of his a few years back but Frank Sinatra's Duets. Which just so happens to be an album that, hey what do you know, Bono himself appeared on. The overall gist of the column is about the uncertainty surrounding the present day and the duality of moments and how a true artist can bring duality and complexity out of his work. All well and good, but I couldn't help flashing back to monologues from the 1991 film The Commitments, about an Irish soul band with lofty (some might even say Bono-like!) aspirations but only limited success, while trying to get through Bono's slightly purple prose. After the jump, try to pick which quotes from the movie and which are from yesterday's Week In Review section.
1. "Is this knotted fist of a voice a clue to the next year? In the mist of uncertainty in your business life, your love life, your life life, why is Sinatra's voice such a foghorn—such confidence in nervous times allowing you romance but knocking your rose-tinted glasses off your nose, if you get too carried away."
2. "Soul is the music people understand. Sure it's basic and it's simple. But it's something else 'cause, 'cause, 'cause it's honest, that's it. It's honest…. It sticks its neck out and says it straight from the heart. Sure there's a lot of different music you can get off on but soul is more than that. It takes you somewhere else."
3. "I was lucky to duet with a man who understood duality, who had the talent to hear two opposing ideas in a single song, and the wisdom to know which side to reveal at which moment."
4. "The success of the band was irrelevant—you raised their expectations of life, you lifted their horizons."
5. "This is our moment. What do we hear?"
6. "Do you not get it, lads? The Irish are the blacks of Europe. And Dubliners are the blacks of Ireland. And the Northside Dubliners are the blacks of Dublin. So say it once, say it loud: I'm black and I'm proud."
OK so that last one was a bit easy. (1, 3, and 5 are Bono.) But really, shouldn't someone at the Times get Roddy Doyle on the phone, at least for ghostwriting duties? They may have to loosen their profanity standards, but it'd be worth it.
Notes From The Chairman [NYT]
The Commitments – Memorable Quotes [IMDB]
Death Cab Bounced Aside By 3 Doors Down
Death Cab For Cutie's reign at the top of the album charts was fun while it lasted, but Alabama natives and Hinder/Staind touring buddies 3 Doors Down are projected to take the No. 1 spot on Wednesday by a landslide, with around 150,000 projected sales of their new, self-titled album. Bun B's post-UGK solo album trails in the No. 2 spot, with sales likely falling just short of the six-digit mark, and squeaky clean, yet scantily clad dancer turned country star Julianne Hough grabbing No. 3 with 60,000 sales. Last week's chart slides down with Frank Sinatra at No. 4, Death Cab as the likely No. 5, and the deathless Leona Lewis at No. 6. Duffy, Mariah Carey, Toby Keith, and Madonna are the likely picks for the rest of the top 10, with all those albums projected to sell in the 40,000-copy range. [HITS Daily Double]
What Will Death Cab Have To Be Sad About Now?
The largely accurate Hits Daily Double Friday chart preview has been posted, and Death Cab for Cutie are projected to hit the top spot on this week's album chart with sales in the neighborhood of 150,000 copies. Everyone else probably won't make it past 100k, including a Frank Sinatra Reprise best-of repackaging at #2 (80,000 or so), Mariah Carey (70-ish thousand), Jason Mraz, Leona Lewis, Neil Diamond, Madonna and Toby Keith. Fighting it out for the ninth and tenth spots: active rock newcomers 10 Years, and the always charming Keith Sweat. Next week, a parade of exciting releases honoring my birthday from Bun B, 3 Doors Down, Jesse McCartney, and the Flobots. [Hits Daily Double]
Frank Sinatra Invented The Internet
USA Weekend celebrated the tenth anniversary of Frank Sinatra's passing with a series of rememberances from friends, legendary figures, and Gay Talese. While it was touching to read Bill Clinton and Tony Bennett respectively recall discussing Duets and founding the Frank Sinatra School Of The Arts, the most startling revelation involved his Web site. Did you know that Nancy Sinatra would read him messages from franksinatra.com, and that he would dictate his response to her? In 1997? His passing was already tragic enough without knowing how enthusiastic he was about the ever-blossoming information superhighway. The ol' Reprise CEO might have shown ding-a-lings like Trent Reznor and Thom Yorke how it's done.
My dad may have been old school in certain ways, but he was on top of all the new technology. He stayed on the Internet until the end. He and I started his official website together (now franksinatra.com). He loved it. He'd read comments from fans all over the world and dictate his thanks to them through me. (I did the typing.) It made him happy to see people who were as young as 14 or 15, who had discovered his music, writing to him.
"Please keep this site going," he said to me. "It's really a great way to stay in touch." I'm so glad he was able to see that before he died.
RIP, Frank. I would have loved to see your vlog.
Remembering Frank Sinatra [USA Weekend via Online Fandom]
Is Alicia Keys Going To Duet With Ol' Blue Eyes At The Grammys?
We're hearing rumors that Alicia Keys' splashy performance at this Sunday's Grammys won't have her singing with Whitney Houston, as previously speculated; instead, she'll share a stage with Frank Sinatra, or rather a "virtual" version of the nearly-10-years-gone crooner. Said holographic fever dream will be projected onto the stage in a fashion similar to the way Elvis Presley appeared on the American Idol charity special alongside a bejumpsuited Celine Dion. (Ah, memories.) No word on what Ol' Blue Eyes and Young Piano Fingers will sing yet, but you can bet your copy of Duets that a saleable version of it will make its way to iTunes faster than you can hum "The Lady Is A (Cross-Promotional) Tramp." [Photo: AP]


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Artists: Lisa Holzer, Liz Magic Laser, Renzo Martens, Pilvi Takala, Britta Thie, Jordan Wolfson
Venue: Kamm, Berlin
Exhibition Title: It's My Hair and I Can Do What I Want With It!
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Date: March 1 – April 19, 2014
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The Sixth Season of The Artist's Institute
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Artists: Thomas Bayrle, Rashid Bashir, Sunah Choi, Jana Euler, Lena Henke, Thomas Judin, Daniel Kohl, Andrei Koschmieder, Cristóbal Lehyt, Chus Martinez, Offenbvrg, Bernard Schriener, Kevin Slavin, Erik Thys, Harald Thys, Jordan Wolfson
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Date: February 10 – July 14th, 2013
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Jordan Wolfson at S.M.A.K
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Artist: Jordan Wolfson
Venue: S.M.A.K., Ghent
Exhibition Title: Ecce Homo / le Poseur
Curated By: Martin Germann
Date: September 7, 2013 – January 5, 2014
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AR: Jordan Wolfson at REDCAT
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Artist: Jordan Wolfson
Venue: REDCAT, Los Angeles
Exhibition Title: Raspberry Poser
Date: December 2, 2012 – January 27, 2013
Originally Posted: January 27, 2013
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"The Cat Show" at White Columns
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Exhibition Title: The Cat Show
Curated by: Rhonda Lieberman
Date: June 14 – July 27, 2013
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Interxion To Present On The Future Of Digital Media At Telx Marketplace LIVE Event
INTERXION HOLDING NV (NYSE: INXN), a leading European provider of carrier-neutral colocation data center services, today announced that Jonathan Wood, Marketing and Business Development Director of Digital Media, will speak at this year's Marketplace LIVE event at the TimesCenter in New York, NY. Jonathan will present as part of the session The Future of Digital Media on November 28 from 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. EST. Jonathan will be joined by key spokespeople in the digital media community from leading companies, including Associated Press, CME Telx, Sony Play Station and Netflix.
The proliferation of digital content is driving an uptick in consumer expectations for high quality of experience anywhere, anytime and on the device of their choosing. To meet the challenges of a connected, always-on world, creators, publishers and distributors of digital media content need online infrastructure that is robust and resilient. Additionally, digital media providers' infrastructure must be scalable, with redundant connectivity to ensure optimum performance for increasingly real-time and latency-sensitive entertainment services.
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At Interxion, Jonathan is instrumental in the strategic development and implementation of Interxion's digital media content hubs. Prior to holding his current position, he served in a number of senior sales, product and business development positions at corporations within the international telecoms arena including TeliaSonera and Cable and Wireless.The Telx Marketplace LIVE will bring together over 300 industry leaders and 60 high-profile technology exhibitors for a full day of networking and exploring new business opportunities. Follow and engage with Interxion on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you are a member of the press or analyst community and would like to meet Interxion on-site at Telx Marketplace LIVE, please contact Sarah Hurley at email@example.com or +1 (617) 690-8895. About Interxion Interxion (NYSE: INXN) is a leading provider of carrier-neutral colocation data center services in Europe, serving a wide range of customers through 32 data centers in 11 European countries. Interxion's uniformly designed, energy-efficient data enters offer customers extensive security and uptime for their mission-critical applications. With connectivity provided by over 400 carriers and ISPs and 18 European Internet exchanges across its footprint, Interxion has created content and connectivity hubs that foster growing customer communities of interest. For more information, please visit www.interxion.com.
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Irish eyes will be smiling when The Beehive presents their 3rd annual St. Patrick's Day festivities on March 17, 2010 from 5:00PM – 2:00AM. St. Patrick's Day at The Beehive means an evening of authentic entertainment including: step dancers, musical acts, Irish inspired à la carte food & drink specials, and an evening like only The Beehive can create. The claim from inside the 'hive' is that while there will be plenty of surprises, this will not be your typical Irish fest. "No green beer…but what we are planning is a sophisticated evening of amazing Irish comfort food and authentic, world-class, Irish entertainment for a mature audience," said Co-Owner, Jack Bardy. And "Authentic" is the key word! The Beehive has landed the stamp of approval again for this year's event from the Boston Irish Tourism Association. "We've been more than happy to get involved with The Beehive and their annual St. Patrick's day festivities, and we're looking forward to the amazing food and festivities planned!" said Michael Quinlin, President and founder of the Boston Irish Tourism Association. MUSIC: One of the many St. Patrick's Day surprises at The Beehive will be a special performance by "Tri" (Pronounced "tree"), "Tri" is translated from the number three in ancient Gaelic and consists of three of New England's most sought after traditional Celtic musicians including: award-winning bagpiper Matthew Phelps, fiddler Doug Lamey, and guitarist Cliff McGann (See More information below). In addition to some of New England's best Irish music, sit back and enjoy a special step dance performance by Tri's Step Dancers (Pamela Campbell and Christine Morrison). This evening of entertainment is not to be missed. Dinner reservations recommended, no cover charge, both the upstairs and downstairs bars will be open for service. FOOD DETAILS: In addition to serving the regular Beehive menu, Chef Rebecca Newell has created several à la carte specials including: Corned Beef & "Cabbage" Flatbread with Sauerkraut & Cheese, Finaan Haddie Smoked Fish & Chips with Malt Vinegar Aioli & Slaw and Grilled Lamb Chops with Colcannon Mashed Potatoes just to name a few. The Beehive, 541 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02116 | P. 617.423.0069 | beehiveboston.com Wednesday, March 17, 2010, 5:00PM - 2:00 AM No Cover charge, Cash Bar, Reservations recommended
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I've always thought that one of the more interesting scriptures is the verse in Isaiah that states, Woe unto them that rise up early in the morning, that they may follow strong drink; that continue until night, till wine inflame them! After all, the somewhat humorous way to read this is: If you're going to be an alcoholic, sleep in. Read more »
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Who We Are and What We Are Judged For
In a recent post, there was a bit of a debate about what we are or aren't allowed to be judged for. For example, suppose I honestly don't believe the Church to be true. I even pray about it. To what extent can I be punished for my lack of faith? In one sense, this is moot as a judgment tool for us because we never observe others' sincerity and it is not for us to judge other's eventual salvation or lack thereof. But we do need to know where we stand, so the the question may be worth... Read more »
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Elder McConkie
I grew up in a home where I was taught from my earliest childhood to be skeptical of Elder Bruce R. McConkie. I was taught that he was overly dogmatic and that his urge to systemization was inconsistent with the spirit of continuing revelation and the core of the restored gospel. Good honor-thy-father-and-thy-mother-that-thy-days-may-be-long-upon-land child that I was, I imbibed this ethos and by the time I arrived at college I had a deep, anti-McConkie strain. While in the MTC I served with a missionary who was one of Elder McConkie's grandsons. He (the missionary not the apostle) informed me... Read more »
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. . . if it were an actual commandment, this message would be followed by a theologically sound explanation . . ." Read more »
The Odd Double Restoration of the Aaronic Priesthood
Of late I have been reading Joseph Smith's History of the Church (also sometimes known as the Documentary History of the Church) in the mornings before I start work. Reading it raised fun little puzzle for me about the restoration of the Aaronic priesthood. Read more »
Again, Tonsorial Jihad
The latest dispatch from the LDS beard wars comes from Marietta, Georgia, where a visiting area authority, speaking at my brother-in-law's stake conference, declared that no man in the Church should have a beard. The speaker reasoned as follows: since every member is a missionary, and because missionaries are required to be clean-shaven, every man in the Church should be clean-shaven. Despite the questionable premises of this syllogism, not to mention at least one category mistake, my brother in law decided to inquire of the Lord about the conclusion, and felt prompted to follow the instruction and shave his... Read more »
Spirituality & Fundamentalism
Hello all, and thanks for Jim's warm introduction and Lyle's and Gordon's welcomes. To get started, let me summarize some recent research I've done on current trends in the sociology of religion, and then pose some questions. Read more »
There Has to Be Error
In a recent post on blessings, Heather notes that sometimes blessings promised don't happen and that there can be several reasons why this doesn't occur. I'd like to extend off that idea to note that, if we are to work by faith and not knowledge, things have to not work right sometimes. Thus I am highly skeptical of any evidence that shows too incontrovertibly the Book of Mormon is a historical record. I assume that someone will raise plausible objections to any such evidence given a little time. This is because I don't believe that most of us now... Read more »
A Model of Information and Prophetic Counsel
Suppose Heavenly Father wishes to convey some important information to us that will be useful to our salvation. Now we know that He can communicate with us but that He limits that communication to be based on faith (ours or those around us). Thus, getting answers from God involves a cost in terms of faith and effort (see D&C Section 9). Starting from this point, one can write down a simple model of prophetic guidance that lets us understand what we observe: Assume everyone wishes to know some value T (if it helps, pretend it is the exact percentage... Read more »
Welcome Fred Gedicks
Welcome to our newest guest blogger, Fred Gedicks. Fred has been a professor of law at Brigham Young University for fourteen years, teaching classes in constitutional law and telecommunications. His research on has focused on religion and society, constitutional interpretation, and Mormon studies. He was a visiting professor at UNC-Chapel Hill last fall, and will be visiting at the University of Utah this fall. Read more »
An American Church
In the vigorous debate about Iraq happening below, Laurie Burk (hi, Laurie!) wrote: "In the Mideast, America is still viewed as a Christian nation. In most of the world the LDS church is still viewed as an American church, and the violence of the Iraq war is seen as American instigated violence. And violence does not advance the cause of Christ." I will leave the Iraq debate to that thread, but I am interested in the idea of an American church. I heard this often on my mission, and I heard it just last week in Germany. It was... Read more »
Rooting for BYU
Adam's post about Rafael Araujo started me thinking about a debate that rages from time to time on BYU sports boards: whether Church members should feel obliged to be BYU sports fans. The reasoning in favor of this proposition goes something like this: BYU is supported by Church funds and managed by the Prophet and other General Authorities of the Church; in furtherance of BYU's mission, the Board of Trustees and BYU's President have endorsed an athletic program, partly because it performs a missionary function for the Church; therefore, all Church members should rejoice when BYU fields a successful... Read more »
A Mormon Image: Gadfield Elm Chapel
One of the interesting factoids of church history is that for a brief period in the 1840s there were more Mormons in Great Britain than in the United States. Beginning with the mission of the Twelve to England, Mormon missionaries were very successful in Britain, especially in the so-called "potteries" region around Manchester. (Momon missionaries didn't seem to do so well in London, and Wilford Woodruff had some choice things to say about the city in his journal.) The greatest missionary success came among the so-called United Brethren. The United Brethren were a splinter group that had broken off... Read more »
Church Materials in MP3
Is this old news? The Church is now offering the Book of Mormon, D&C, General Conference, Church magazines, and certain other materials in MP3 format. The audio site is here. The Church's website also has some downloads for handhelds, and music downloads. Check out the music player by clicking the name of the song you would like to hear. Pretty cool stuff. Read more »
Orrin Hatch Channels J. Golden Kimball
A recent article from the nefariousliberalmedia discusses the recent spike in Senate profanity. I'm proud to see that Utah senator and church member Orrin Hatch is one of the politicians who has been putting blue language to public use. Well I say, it's about time. There ought to be more profanity in Congress, not less. After all, Senators are important public figures. If they swear, others might start swearing as well, and that can't be a bad thing, can it? Civility is over-rated. Politeness is for the namby-pamby. Contention may be of the devil, but it gets the votes.... Read more »
Civil Disobedience
I received rather a shock some few days ago, reading through the Ensign report of the April 2003 General Conference Priesthood Session, which I had been unable to attend in person. In the course of a talk on worthiness, addressed primarily to young men preparing for missionary service, Bishop David Burton casually drops the following bomb into the midst of a homey sports metaphor: "Our participation in life's important events may be jeopardized if we fail to follow the rules contained in our Father in Heaven's commands. Involvement in sexual sin, illegal drugs, civil disobedience, or abuse could keep... Read more »
Three Statements on War
My previous post on LDS Ethics and torture generated not only a good deal of discussion on the particular topic, but on the related question of military service and just war. Since there appears to be quite a lot of pent-up interest in this topic, I am going to give it its own thread. To get the ball rolling, I provide three statements by Presidents of the Church during the latter Twentieth and early Twenty-First Century: Read more »
Hanging by a Thread
This past week, the Washington Post released the full text of a fifty-page Department of Justice memorandum, prepared for the White House at the request of the Central Intelligence Agency, discussing the legal justification of torture. Academic commentators analyzing this memo have characterized it as "a legalistic, logic-chopping brief for the torturer." The memo attempts to set out possible legal justifications and defenses that might be asserted by the government after they have physically and psychologically abused detainees (and, presumably, been found out). The legal theories presented might be charitably described as dubious, including a fairly implausible theory that... Read more »
Typical LDS Women
Michelle recently wrote that she considers some of the women at T & S " . . . such a breath of fresh air because they are so well-educated, intelligent, and unafraid to put forth strongly held opinions. But may I point out the emperor's lack of clothes and say you are not typical LDS women?" Read more »
Gordon B. Hinckley to Receive Presidential Medal of Freedom
The church web site is reporting that church President Gordon B. Hinckley will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom from national President George W. Bush. President Hinckley writes that: I will be deeply honored to receive this prestigious award from the President of the United States. I am profoundly grateful. In a larger sense, it recognizes and honors the Church which has given me so many opportunities and whose interests I have tried to serve. To the Church, to my associates, and to our people everywhere I extend my gratitude and with each of you share the honor of... Read more »
Over at his blog, Davis Bell is wondering who the single bloggernackers are. Now I'm not going to harrass LDS singles for not being married yet — I'll leave that to your meddling Aunt Melba. But if you're a single bloggernacker or reader and want to let Davis know, drop him a comment. Off the top of my head, I think there are at least a half dozen or more single bloggernackers: Payne, Celibate, Arwyn, Eric Stone, Jan, hmm, there are probably several that I'm forgetting. (All of the T & S regulars are married, but we've had single... Read more »
The Hipness of Divine Society
The idea of "social construction" is really hip in the social sciences and the humanities, or at least it was really hip a decade or two ago. Generally the concept gets invoked with another idea, namely "essentialism." Here is how the game works. We take some quality – say race – and then we argue about its nature. If we are essentialists (and it is pretty unhip to be essentialist about anything), then we would argue that race is somehow an inherent, natural, biological quality. If we are social constructivists (and being the hip, smart people that we are,... Read more »
Utah-Idaho-Arizona missionaries
Clark says "we treat missions as a way of converting Utah and Idaho Mormons who've been in the church their whole life but never had to gain a testimony." I was converted in the mission field and lived most of my life prior to getting my job at BYU in the mission field. Since then, I've several times lived in the mission field for extended periods. In other words, I think I have a reasonably good understanding of both life in the mission field and life in Utah/Idaho, and I would add northern Arizona. I also spent three years... Read more »


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The U.S. Treasury Department has begun an offering of $4.5 billion in stock of bailed-out insurer American International Group Inc. (AIG:US)
AIG plans to buy as much as $3 billion of the stock, the Treasury said in a statement today.
The sale is the fourth offering of New York-based AIG's stock by the Treasury Department, which took a majority stake (AIG:US) as part of a 2008 bailout. The holding was cut to 61 percent from 92 percent in the first three sales, which raised more than $17 billion for the U.S.
"Ongoing asset sales and share buybacks are a near-term catalyst for AIG," Jimmy Bhullar, an analyst at JPMorgan Chase & Co., wrote in a research note today.
AIG shares were trading at $31.16 in New York when trading was halted today before the announcement. The first two offerings (AIG:US) were priced at $29 a share, and the third at $30.50. The government needs to average about $28.72 over all share sales to break even on its investment.
Citigroup Inc., Deutsche Bank AG, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS:US) and JPMorgan are banks working on the sale, according to the statement. Underwriters have a 30-day option to buy as much as $675 million more in AIG stock from the Treasury.
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Harry Styles and Kendall Jenner are still going strong.
Despite reports the couple had split because he supposedly found her "boring," Styles and Jenner were spotted at a snowboard shop in Mammoth Lakes, California on Thursday.
A fan named Allie Connolly posted Twitter photos of herself posing separately with the pair (see below), telling followers, "Casually hanging out with Kendall Jenner and Harry Styles. #dying."
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Lol now I have 14 year olds telling me that I was paid to make this a publicity stunt. Yep, you caught me hahahah— Allie Connolly (@allie_connolly) January 3, 2014
Styles and Jenner have been quietly seeing each other since first stepping out in November.
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Graeme Swann has returned home to support his family and spend time with his daughter who is currently unwell. Swann will return to India ahead of the first Test in Ahmedabad, commencing November 15. The ECB has said that it is a personal matter and added that they will not be commenting ay further on the issue. Swann will not be a part of the team taking on Haryana in a warm up game. He was not a part of the team that took on Mumbai A in the previous warm up game either but he played against India A before that. England are already hit by injuries to Steve Finn and Stuart Broad, both of whom will not be a part of the warm up game. The case of a player departing while on tour for personal reasons is not isolated to Swann alone. Ian Bell is expected to go back home for the birth of his child which means that he will be missing the 2nd Test match against India in Mumbai on the 23rd of this month.
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India set to scale new heightsIndia would want to end the series on a high as they take on England in the fifth and final ODI in the scenic locations of Dharamsala, which is all set to host its first ever international match. With the series having already been sealed by the hosts, a few changes are expected in both the sides for this dead rubber.
Raina, Rohit Sharma star as India clinch seriesThe Indians first restricted the visitors to 257 for seven and then overcame some anxious moments before overhauling the target with 15 balls to spare in a floodlit contest played in cold conditions at the PCA stadium.
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Summit on the Global Agenda Open Forums activate public debate on cities of the future and energy security
The events open for the public aim to bring the development dialogue to the public domain.
December 3, 2010 12:13 by Rasha Reslan
Delegates attending the World Economic Forum Summit on the Global Agenda, hosted by the Government of the UAE in Dubai from Nov.28 to Dec. 1, joined the local community in public debates on urbanization and energy security.
The Open Forums, newly added to the Summit this year and held at the American University in Dubai, on Sunday, debated two crucial issues: 'Cities of the Future' and 'Energy Security and Economic Prosperity for the Region.'
Organised on the sidelines of the world's largest brainstorming session, the events open for the public aim to bring the development dialogue to the public domain and allow the local community to interact with global thought leaders on wide ranging topics of pressing importance.
Speakers at the first Open Forum on the "Cities of the Future" articulated how urbanisation can drive innovation and resource efficiency despite city-wards migration and massive consumption constraining infrastructure and aggravating climate change. The forum also held governments as primarily accountable for driving sustainability innovations for the future through education, legislation and economic diversification.
"Sustainability is not all about money. If people are convinced sustainability can offer a better quality of life then they will accept it," said Konrad Otto-Zimmermann, Secretary General of ICLEI-Local governments for Sustainability, Germany, contradicting the argument that sustainability needs a business case to succeed.
The Forum also featured members of the Global Agenda Councils including Phil Gordon, Mayor, city of Phoenix, Arizona, USA; Khalid Awad, founder of the UAE-based eco-development firm Granea; Fahd Al Rasheed, Managing Director and CEO of Emaar, The Economic City in Saudi Arabia; and Ran Xuefeng, Vice-Mayor of the Chinese city of Tianjin. Nick Gowing, presenter, BBC World News was the moderator of the discussion.
Speakers at the second session of the day on "Energy Security and Economic Prosperity in the Region" lauded countries in the region for leading renewable and cleaner energy initiatives to achieve sustainable growth and energy security, despite having a majority share of the world's hydrocarbon reserves.
The session was addressed by Global Agenda Council members Margaret Catley-Davidson, Patron, Global Water Partnership, Canada; M.S. Srinivasan, Chairman, ILFS Tamilnadu Power Company, India; Nejib Zaafrani, Secretary-General and CEO, Dubai Supreme Council of Energy; and Cornelia Meyer, Independent Energy Expert and Chairman MRL Corporatio, UK. Fatima Zahra Daoui, business news presenter of Al Arabiya TV moderated the discussions.
"The UAE has successfully diversified its economy with 71 per cent of the national gross domestic product coming from non-oil sectors in 2009. Initiatives such as Masdar will help us build capacities in entrepreneurship, knowledge capital and innovations. The UAE is also developing a 1,400MW civil nuclear power project to meet future demand and it is certified as the 'gold standard' in responsible use of nuclear energy," said His Excellency Sultan Bin Saeed Al Mansoori, UAE Minister of Economy, and Co-Chair of the Summit.
The Open Forums will resume on Dec. 1, the final day of the Summit with a discussion on "Water Security", followed by a final session entitled "Education and Innovation".
More information on the Open Forums, held at the American University in Dubai, is available on the Summit on the Global Agenda page of the World Economic Forum's website: www.weforum.org. The Forums are also open to social media users on special pages; WEF at UAE, including Facebook & Twitter, to provide an opportunity for the public to interact at the workshop.
At the Summit, hosted by the UAE for the third year in a row, more than 700 global leaders from academia, business, government and society will engage in interactive workshops to set priorities to improve the state of the world and identify the latest trends, risks and innovative solutions to address the world's challenges. The outcomes of the Summit will be integrated into the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2011 in Davos-Klosters for further discussion and action.
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Immigrations Boss Denies Knowledge Of Recruitment Exercise
Senators on Thursday were shocked to learn that only N45million was released by Drexel Limited for the conduct of the ill fated immigrations recruitment exercise despite the generation of at least N710 million from poor applicants for the exercise.
At least 16 job seekers died in stampedes across Nigeria on March 15, sparking widespread outrage and calls for the removal of the Minister of Interior, Patrick Abba Moro, and Comptroller General of Immigration, David Parradang.
The Secretary of the Civil Defence, Fire, Immigrations and Prisons Services board, S. D. Tapgun, told the senate committee on interior
investigating the exercise that 710,000 people registered for the test, according to figures provided by the consultant, Drexel Limited.
The board had no independent means of knowing the exact figure, he said.
Lawmakers heard how despite raising the huge amount, the board and the ministry still had no
funds to conduct the exercise.
The secretary of the board, Mr. Tapgun, said funding was a serious challenge, and gave the impression it was the main reason the minister,
Mr. Moro, refused suggestions that the exercise be staggered and conducted separately based on cadres.
Mr. Tapgun said the board estimated the exercise to cost N201 million, but after collecting N710 million, the consultant, Drexel, only
released N45 million for the exercise to be conducted.
In a letter read at the hearing, the consultant had made it clear that by the terms of their agreement, it was the responsibility of the board
or the ministry to fund the recruitment, as it was only contracted to provide online
registration services.
The N45 million released by the firm, was regarded merely as a discretionary contribution, a disclosure lawmakers said was one of the clearest signs the government board had lost
control over a firm it claimed to have hired.
Testimonies given yet at the hearing Thursday point to an exercise hijacked by the minister, Mr. Moro, who is yet to respond at the hearing.
Excluding the secretary, other speakers said they were not duly informed of plans for the
recruitment that turned deadly in the end.
The Comptroller-General, Mr. Parradang, denied knowledge of the planning for the exercise and
said his suggestions were brushed aside.
Another member of the board made similar claims during his testimony before the senate.
In his first official comment since the disaster, Mr. Parradang said his first information about recruitment into an organization he heads, came
from a newspaper advert.
Speaking Thursday before the Senate committee, the immigration boss said he raised the letter
after telephone conversations with all key members of the board, during which those contacted denied knowledge of the advert calling for applications.
A member of the board, Mustapha Karim, who also testified at the hearing, also said he was not aware of the plans, neither was the
recruitment ever discussed at any of the board's meetings as should have been the case.
The board member said he and other members of the board only knew of the plans after being
shown a copy of the agreement for the recruitment between the interior ministry and Drexel Limited.
Mr. Karim said the agreement was signed by the minister, Mr. Moro, without the knowledge of the board.
The second signature, purportedly by the former secretary of the board, Mr. Attahiru, may have been forged, he said. Mr. Karim told
lawmakers Mr. Attahiru had personally confirmed to him that he never signed the document.
The Immigration boss, Mr. Parradang, said one of the most outstanding breaches of the
exercise was the decision by the planners to take over the recruitment of both the senior and
junior cadre, unlike past practices whereby the supervising board takes charge of the senior cadre, while Immigration Service recruits the junior cadre. The minister, Mr. Moro, is the chairman of the board.
"For all my years in the service, no one had ever taken away from us the right to recruit the Cadre B officials. And that was why I protested very vehemently," Mr. Parradang said.
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1997 Ford Expedition Question: Why isn't a Throttle Control Valve part of your repair possibilities?
nancyjim, Blakeslee, PA, July 23, 2013, 08:19
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Answer #1Greg's Orange Auto (14262 Answers) , Orange, CA - (714) 361-9386globalhelper July 23, 2013, 12:36Master
do you mean idle air control?
Replynancyjim, July 23, 2013, 13:58Rookie
Yes, I think it is called IAC (Idle Air Control Valve). I looked on line and the price range for the part is $50 to $80, but I don't know the labor cost in PA in zip code 19040.
Or How much of an hour will it take to install since it sits right on top rear of the 5.4L engine.
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