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Liking the NGA's Tune on "Complete to Compete"
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Last week, National Governors Association Chair Joe Manchin (a Democrat from West Virginia) announced his "Complete to Compete" initiative, which will enlist "governors, higher education leaders, and other key groups in an effort to boost college completion and attainment rates with existing resources and without compromising the quality of our academic programs."
I tend not to read too much into the endless strings of initiatives and programs launched by DC groups. And I don't want to suggest anyone should read too much into this one. That said, I really like the tone of the release they sent and am modestly hopeful (perhaps foolishly so) that it reflects a more serious tenor brought about by pinched pocketbooks and an awareness that grand plans can backfire. (Though it turns out, upon closer inspection, that the release they sent to a couple dozen of us wonks–including Kevin Carey, Kati Haycock, Mike Cohen, Checker Finn, Anne Bryant, and so on–is noticeably more serious than the public release posted on the NGA website).
I especially like three things about the tune of the NGA's release that showed up in my inbox. First was its clear and happy dearth of "it's for the kids" moralizing. Yes, our educational situation is morally and economically problematic. So let's stop wringing our hands and start dealing with it like adults. And that's why I'm cheered by the talk of improving performance "with existing resources" and of taking care that plans for boosting completion rates do so "without compromising" quality.
Second, the release called for states to develop and adopt "consistent performance metrics" to gauge institutional success. It pointed to the common completion metrics that the NGA has developed and encouraged states to adopt them. All of this is good and valuable work that tends to receive less than its due. And, pleasingly, the release went out of its way to note that the NGA also will be developing new measures that focus on "colleges' efficiency and effectiveness."
Third, the NGA release went further and explicitly embraced the need for "state policies that provide stronger incentives for improving completion and efficiency." The release specifically made note of ideas such as funding campuses on the basis of completion as well as enrollment, transforming remedial education to shave costs and boost results, and finding ways for students with credits but no degree to complete their degrees.
Auguries of a more serious era in education reform? A man can hope.
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Of course on the flip side there are 40˚ below zero nights that last 20 hours,
and parcel post can take 3-4 weeks to get here.
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- pop over to Anderson Seafoods and check them out, leave a comment letting me know your favorite kind of seafood
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It may be of very little interest to some, but for me and anyone else who happens to enjoy ultra wide-angle photography, owning a Fisheye lens must come pretty high up on their wish list.
I have to confess my, Fisheye lens isn't a true lens as such, but Fisheye attachment, designed for the classic Nixon Coolpix 995.
Although the Nixon FC-E8 (official title) dates back to 2001 its still a very much a sort after accessory, so much so, its taken ages to track one down. I got mine from Cash Generators in Manchester for a ridiculous price of just £40!
The perspective you get from this type of lens is phenomenal. With the Coolpix 995 you have the choice of two settings, Fish#1 or Fish #2.
Fish#1 gives you a full 183 degree circular view, equal to a 8mm Fisheye lens.
Fish #2 gives you the equivalent of a 15mm full frame Fisheye.
In addition to my wide-angle obsession I also love to capture images in infrared. The combination of eerie monochrome images along with an exaggerated perspective creates some very interesting results.
The four sample images shown here were all taken with my infrared modified Nikon Coolpix 995 using the Nikon FC-E8 in Fish #2 mode @ 200 ISO.
More about the Nikon FC-E8 Fisheye Adapter
Originally developed for scientific or industrial applications, Fisheye lenses are now also widely used in advertising, commercial and general photography. Fisheye lenses create a dramatic effect, showing the viewer the world as a fish might see it. With coverage up to 220? – virtually seeing backwards – Nikkor Fisheye lenses can add a new dimension to your photography.For special effect photography, as well as a variety of scientific and industrial applications, the Fisheye lens FC-E8 for Nikon CoolPix digital cameras is ideal. All-encompassing 180? Fisheye coverage records everything in front of the camera, and produces a circular image on the film. Bright f / 2.8 aperture for dim light or fast shutter speeds. Close-focusing is now down to 33cm (1 foot), full-aperture viewing and metering. Easy filter interchange; 5 filters are built into a revolving turret inside the lens.


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Most Belmont Countians know if you head down a country road in the western or southern reaches, you're likely to pass an Amish horse and buggy or two. They might be surprised however, on a weekday excursion south of Barnesville to run smack into a large Amish produce auction in full swing.
The Captina Produce Auction takes place at 10 a.m. every Tuesday and Friday from May until the end of October. The elevated open-air shelter - with a high trussed roof raised by the local Amish community - is located on Ohio 148 near where Sandy Ridge Road bottoms out, or about 4 miles east of Ohio 800.
"A lot of people don't know this is here," said Dottie Folmar of Wheeling, who comes to the auction regularly with her husband, Tom, to buy tomatoes, peas and green beans to can.
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Sellers and buyers mingle during an auction at Captina Produce in Belmont County. The auction, run by local Amish farmers, starts at 10 a.m. every Tuesday and Friday from May through the end of October.
"We have bought, oh, let's see, about 400 pounds of tomatoes so far. I've made tomato sauce, tomato juice, spaghetti sauce and tomatoes," Folmar said.
It sounds like a lot, and it is (literally and figuratively). But with the going prices at auction, it's not unreasonable.
For example, Folmar said a couple weeks ago, melons were $1.86 a pound at Wal-Mart. They purchased a 10-pound box of melons at Captina for $3.40, or 34 cents a pound.
This is the auction's fifth year, said manager Aden Yoder of Woodsfield. It was started to help out the local Amish farmers, but non-Amish are welcome to sell, too. The committee that runs the auction receives 10 percent commission from the sellers, which is put back into operating expenses.
"We have fun. We don't make a lot of money, but we have a lot of fun," Yoder said.
Yoder and auctioneer Dick Pryor of Barnesville run the show, starting at 10 a.m. on the dot at the far corner of the shelter. Buyers come early to check out the lots. Boxes of tomatoes are piled five or six high, corn comes in three 20-pound bags to a lot. Beans, onions and peppers are sold by the bushel. A buyer might get 150 cantaloupes at 25 cents apiece. The auctioneer snakes his way down one aisle and the next, and the crowd follows.
In recent weeks, the auction has gone on until about 1:30 or 2 p.m., said Marie Hill, who handles the money in an enclosed office on the east end of the shelter. Everything must go. Hot dogs and other refreshments are sold out of a trailer beside the shelter. Yoder's seven daughters make and sell baked goods, including doughnuts, streusel pie, muffins, cookies and apple fritters. Behind the gravel parking lot, horses munch grass under shade trees. Young boys pass the time by riding dollies along the smooth concrete aisles. A man smokes a pipe. Farmers swap stories, and relatives catch up. Many sit on benches, awaiting the bidding for the produce they've been eyeing.
Behind the scenes, once Pryor says "Sold!", another buyer might approach that one and ask to purchase a portion of the lot.
"I'm here because my son needs a bushel of picklings and I need a half-bushel of tomatoes," said Marianne Cermak of Dillonvale, a first-time auction buyer. Her husband, William Cermak Sr., and son William Cermak Jr., were hoping to buy from a seller who purchased a large lot.


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Vivisimo Launches CXO Mobile, the First on-the-go Solution to Optimize the "Customer Experience" and Reduce the $83 Billion Lost
Evolution of the "Customer Experience" is now a Technology Race to Supply Customer-Facing Professionals with the Most Advanced Solutions to Improve Interaction with Their Clients
PITTSBURGH, March 26, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Vivisimo, the leader in Information Optimization, announced today the launch of CXO Mobile, the first solution to meet the needs of a growing workforce of mobile customer service and sales representatives that deal directly with customers or partners. CXO Mobile addresses the challenge organizations currently face in provisioning their mobile sales and customer service teams to have access to the same information on their mobile devices as they would if they were in their office.
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This challenge affects both sales and customer service professionals. For example, industry analyst firm Ovum found that U.S. enterprises lose a total of $83 billion annually due to poor customer service. To correct this trend, CXO empowers customer-facing professionals by pulling relevant information from all of the various enterprise systems into an easy-to-use dashboard on their mobile device, giving them the visibility and insight needed to resolve customer issues and maximize sales opportunities while working remotely or face-to-face with a customer.
An IDC study found that the average sales person spent 14 hours per week searching for marketing collateral and customer information to prepare for sales meetings. That's more than one-third of an average work week and a huge drain on sales productivity. Even with so much time spent searching for information, studies indicate that 40% of marketing assets go unused. Vivisimo's CXO Mobile ensures that both sales and customer care agents have the right case studies, brochures, and product information needed to address customer needs, tailor service offerings, and move opportunities forward.
"We are committed to helping organizations overcome one of the biggest challenges posed by the Digital Age by overhauling the customer experience so customer facing professionals can quickly and efficiently transform data into intelligent and engaging customer relationships," said John Kealey, CEO of Vivisimo. "Research tells us that 32% of employees globally now rely on more than one mobile device during a typical workday. With CXO Mobile we're equipping sales and customer service teams worldwide with enterprise wide information access to make informative decisions, hold engaging customer conversations, and close more deals faster – anywhere, anytime on any mobile device."
Customer Experience in the Digital Age
While the Digital Age brought us many new types of technology, like social media, smartphones, and tablets, it also opened the door to a host of challenges that both consumers and organizations have to overcome. Customer-facing professionals in both sales and service roles are in the middle of a tug of war: consumers demanding instant results, access, and satisfaction; and organizations coping with too much information, a global customer base, and several different communication mediums. To resolve this 21st century business challenge, Vivisimo introduced CXO Mobile to enable customer-facing professionals to quickly and efficiently conduct business with their clients from any place at any time, with a 360 degree view of the client and access to all of the resources needed (even if they were in the office) to deliver an exceptional customer experience.
For example, Vivisimo's CXO Mobile provides an Activity Feed that proactively alerts customer-facing professionals to important information regardless of their location. Knowing if there is a past incident, a blocked order, or an out-of-stock part affecting a customer provides the context that a service agent or account manager needs to immediately understand a customer's issue, satisfy a customer request, and potentially up-sell, cross-sell, and deliver an exceptional customer experience. This empowers employees and ensures that new and existing customers, as well as distribution partners, have a positive experience, become repeat customers, and refer new business.
"Customer service will start to be recognized as a critical part of the customer experience ecosystem," said Kerry Bodine, senior analyst at Forrester Research. "Executives will stop treating customer service as a cost center and will instead leverage it as a high-touch loyalty driver and, wherever possible, a revenue generator."
Key CXO Mobile features include:
* Activity Feed with real-time updates on all followed accounts, products, individuals and other entities coming from multiple sources.
* Ability to collaborate with colleagues by posting comments and questions to the Activity Feed or report the status of an account or request information or assistance.
* Ability to browse a customer or partner account with a complete view of all activities, top support cases, top account opportunities, product recommendations, and top news.
* Contact information for each account, including the option to view customer locations on a map and get directions.
* Support for VPN.
* Support for iPad, iPhone and Android devices.
In many cases, CXO Mobile exposes information to mobile users from applications that do not have their own mobile access. Complementing the existing portfolio of Vivisimo's solutions for the enterprise, CXO Mobile has been deployed by an initial group of three name brand clients.
About Vivisimo, Inc.
Vivisimo provides enterprises with information optimization solutions that help maximize the business value of information. Unlike traditional information management products, Vivisimo's innovative solutions help end-users find and take advantage of all appropriate and available information, regardless of source, location or type. Vivisimo's innovative technology is delivered with a focus on end-user satisfaction and application control through easy-to-use interfaces, flexible security management and a modern architecture that enables quick deployment. Vivisimo products are available as standalone information optimization applications or as OEM versions embedded within partner applications and solutions. Vivisimo serves its clients from headquarters in Pittsburgh, USA, and through partners around the world. Visit Vivisimo.com for more information.
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Real HR: To help keep competitive, GTE worked to integrate its HR strategies with overall business objectives. The goal, simply, was to make sure that HR was helping move the business forward.
To do that, HR efforts were focused on five key areas: managing talent, developing world-class leadership, customer service and support, organizational integration, and HR capabilities.
Although the concept sounds good, HR further challenged itself to find a way to measure the effectiveness of its efforts.
Real Impact: The result is the GTE HR Balanced Scorecard. The scorecard was developed to assess whether HR strategies were actually being implemented and, if so, whether they were helping the business.
The scorecard is unusual in that reports on both leading and lagging indicators, and it is the first to be used with such depth throughout an HR organization. The scorecard captures more than 700 metrics in three categories: volume and activity of the HR function, service level measures and strategic measures.
The results are shared throughout the organization. A pay for performance plan for HR professionals has been tied to the metrics. The scorecard helps HR to identify issues before they become problems. It also has helped boost HR's credibility.
But the greatest benefit may be that it has helped change the GTE culture from one in which each function worked in a silo to one in which information is shared across functions to improve productivity.


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THE CAPITAL, TALLAHASSEE, August 16, 2012
Brandon Larrabee, The News Service of Florida
Tea party-backed "outsider" congressional candidates lost a big one, and appeared set to win a surprising one Tuesday as the GOP continued a "battle for the soul of the Republican Party."
Marking the first congressional election since tea party candidates were swept into office in 2010, long-time Republican incumbent John Mica easily defeated his tea party backed opponent, freshman incumbent Sandy Adams, in the only Florida congressional primary pitting sitting members of Congress against each other.
"This race has been called the fight for the soul of the Republican party," Mica said in a statement Tuesday night. "I'm happy to report the heart and soul of the party endures."
Tea party supporters, however, had better luck in north central Florida, where their candidate Ted Yoho, a newcomer, appeared likely to unseat 12-term Congressman Cliff Stearns, who had moved north to run in the sprawling district.
And in southwest Florida, conservative talk show host Trey Radel defeated a slate of political veterans and household names as he took the GOP primary in Congressional District 19 in Lee and Collier Counties.
"We had a message that resonated with the common man," Yoho said after polls closed and it appeared he would defeat Stearns. "…It was the feeling that career politicians had created this mess or they failed to prevent it. Neither was acceptable."
In District 6, a seven-candidate field battled it out. Coming out on top was Ron DeSantis, whose 39.1-percent take was enough to put him ahead of a field that included state Rep. Fred Costello, who came in a distant second with 22 percent of the vote.
In District 19, Radel defeated a star-studded group of political veterans including state House members Gary Aubuchon and Paige Kreegel. He also topped Chauncey Goss, whose father, Porter Goss, had occupied the congressional seat before becoming CIA director.
In District 9 in central Florida, Republican Todd Long surprised the field, defeating John Quinones, who many thought would win. Long will face Democrat Alan Grayson in November.
A handful of Democratic primaries also proved competitive Tuesday. Topping the list was a race in Miami-Dade County's District 23, where Joe Garcia defeated Democratic rivals for the chance to try to knock off freshman incumbent David Rivera, a Republican who has been plagued by ethics concerns since taking office.
In north Florida, former state Sen. Al Lawson defeated state Rep. Leonard Bembry and two others in the Democratic primary to face Republican U.S. Rep. Steve Southerland, a freshman congressman who is also seen as vulnerable.
In most congressional districts, relative calm ensued as incumbents and party standard bearers emerged Tuesday untouched or unscathed. Republican incumbents having an easy go Tuesday included Ander Crenshaw, Bill Young, Tom Rooney, and Allen West.
Democrats safely moving on Tuesday included incumbent Kathy Castor of Tampa and Patrick Murphy, who easily defeated a pair of opponents in District 18 to face West. Lois Frankel also dispatched her Democrat rival Kristen Jacobs and will face Republican Adam Hasner. Rep. Frederica Wilson beat back a challenge from fellow Democrat Rudy Moise.
Broward County Democratic Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz had no primary. She'll face Karen Harrington, who beat four other Republicans.
In some districts, there were no primaries at all. Here's a list:
District 1: Republican incumbent Jeff Miller and Democratic challenger Jim Bryan both advanced Tuesday without opposition.
District 5: Democratic incumbent Corrine Brown was unopposed and will face Republican Leanne Kolb and NPA candidate Eileen Fleming.
District 8. Incumbent Bill Posey, a Republican, and Democrat Shannon Roberts both faced no opposition.
District 10: Democrat Val Demings and incumbent Republican Daniel Webster both advanced without opposition.
District 11; Republican incumbent Richard Nugent advanced without opposition, as did Democrat David Werder.
District 12: Incumbent Republican Michael "Gus: Bilarakis sailed through without Republican opposition. He faces Democratic candidate Jonathan Michael Snow and a pair of nonaffiliated party candidates, Paul Elliot and John Russell.
District 15; Republican incumbent Dennis Ross went unopposed and faces no rival in November.
District 16: Neither Republican incumbent Vern Buchanan nor Democratic challenger Keith Fitzgerald faced primary opposition.
District 20: Democratic incumbent Alcee Hastings had no opposition and will face no party candidate Randall Terry..
District 21: Democratic incumbent Ted Deutch faced no opposition and faces two independents, Cesar Henao and Mike Trout. .
District 25: Republican incumbent Mario Diaz Balart was unopposed and faces a pair of non-party candidates in November, including VoteForEddie.com.
District 27: Incumbent Republican Ileana Ros Lehtinen and Democrat Manny Yevancey automatically advanced. NPA candidate Thomas Joe Cruz-Wiggins is also in that race.


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Marlee Pittman discusses her achievement in winning the prestigious Truman Scholarship.
LSU College of Art & Design, in partnership with Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center, is at the forefront of utilizing 3D printing technology to improve cancer screenings for patients.
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All Nature Valley Pro Ride
Domestic Intel: Utah unveils tour route; Nature Valley names teams; Page signs deal
- By VeloNews.com
- Published Jun. 5, 2013
Domestic Intel: Catamount Pro XCT to pay women top purse; four qualify for Nature Valley Pro Chase
- By VeloNews.com
- Published May. 28, 2013
- Updated Nov. 5, 2013 at 5:19 PM EDT
Duke, Berden involved in conflict with Boulder police officer over traffic ticket
Domestic Intel: Optum makes big splash in Portugal
- By VeloNews.com
- Published Mar. 26, 2013
- Updated Mar. 26, 2013 at 8:49 PM EDT
Exergy expands junior program and looks for support; Allar, Clarke lead the U.S. criterium calendars; two qualify for Nature Valley Grand
Nature Valley Pro Chase opens Friday in Murrieta
- By VeloNews.com
- Published Mar. 8, 2013
Six-event series kicks off in Southern California and will qualify 12 riders to compete at the Nature Valley Grand Prix
Pro Ride takes 13 amateurs to Nature Valley
- By Brian Holcombe
- Published Jun. 8, 2011
After a Memorial weekend of racing in Iowa's quad cities, two Midwesterners will round out the Nature Valley Pro Ride composite squads
Virginia race postponed by snow forecast, will remain a Nature Valley qualifier
- By VeloNews.com
- Published Mar. 25, 2011
The Jefferson Cup, the second event of the Nature Valley Pro Ride, is being postponed because of the high probability for snow on Sunday in
Nature Valley Pro Ride offering amateurs the pro experience
- By VeloNews.com
- Published Feb. 15, 2011
Amateurs with professional hopes take note. The Nature Valley Grand Prix last week announced its 2011 Pro Ride calendar, which offers
Top amateurs qualify for Nature Valley Pro Ride
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- Published Jun. 12, 2010
- Updated Jun. 14, 2010 at 4:42 PM EDT
Nature Valley Pro Ride has finalized its six-rider men and women's rosters.


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Subject: Re: [OMPI users] EXTERNAL: Re: Problem with shell when launching jobs with OpenMPI 1.6.5 rsh
From: Blosch, Edwin L (edwin.l.blosch_at_[hidden])
Date: 2014-04-07 16:14:01
If I create a program called hello which just contains the line "echo hello", then I do
"/bin/. hello" then I get permission denied.
Is that what you mean?
I might be lost in esoteric corners of Linux. What is "." under /bin ? There is no program there by that name. I've heard of "." as a shell built-in, but I haven't seen it prefixed by /bin before.
From: users [mailto:users-bounces_at_[hidden]] On Behalf Of Ralph Castain
Sent: Monday, April 07, 2014 3:10 PM
To: Open MPI Users
Subject: EXTERNAL: Re: [OMPI users] Problem with shell when launching jobs with OpenMPI 1.6.5 rsh
Looks to me like the problem is here:
/bin/.: Permission denied.
Appears you don't have permission to exec bash??
On Apr 7, 2014, at 1:04 PM, Blosch, Edwin L <edwin.l.blosch_at_[hidden]<mailto:edwin.l.blosch_at_[hidden]>> wrote:
I am submitting a job for execution under SGE. My default shell is /bin/csh. The script that is submitted has #!/bin/bash at the top. The script runs on the 1st node allocated to the job. The script runs a Python wrapper that ultimately issues the following mpirun command:
/apps/local/test/openmpi/bin/mpirun --machinefile mpihosts.914 -np 48 -x LD_LIBRARY_PATH -x MPI_ENVIRONMENT=1 --mca btl ^tcp --mca shmem_mmap_relocate_backing_file -1 --bind-to-core --bycore --mca orte_rsh_agent /usr/bin/rsh --mca plm_rsh_disable_qrsh 1 /apps/local/test/solver/bin/solver_openmpi -cycles 50 -ri restart.0 -i flow.inp >& output
Just so there's no confusion, OpenMPI is built without support for SGE. It should be using rsh to launch.
There are 4 nodes involved (each 12 cores, 48 processes total). In the output file, I see 3 sets of messages as shown below. I assume I am seeing 1 set of messages for each of the 3 remote nodes where processes need to be launched:
/bin/.: Permission denied.
OPAL_PREFIX=/apps/local/falcon2014/openmpi: Command not found.
export: Command not found.
PATH=/apps/local/test/openmpi/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/ccs/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/openwin/bin:/usr/local/etc:/home/bloscel/bin:/usr/ucb:/usr/bsd: Command not found.
export: Command not found.
LD_LIBRARY_PATH: Undefined variable.
These look like errors you get when csh is trying to parse commands intended for bash.
Does anyone know what may be going on here?
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Inglot freedom system lipstick 86 : Review, Swatch and FOTD
Posted by Ankita Srivastava | Posted in Inglot, Lips, Product Reviews | Posted on 27-12-2011
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Hey everyone!
Today I'm reviewing Inglot freedom lipstick in the shade 86 which is lovely deep plum shade for the winter season.
Price : Rs 250 for 1.5 g of product
I have previously reviewed the Inglot freedom system lipstick no. 27 in detail HERE.
To summarize : Inglot freedom system lipsticks come in refill pans which are economically priced and deliver excellent quality. The texture is super smooth and creamy, the pigmentation is wonderful and the lipstick stays on for a good 7+ hours without drying out the lips. Inglot has a wide variety of shades to choose from including semi-matte as well as shimmery/frosty finishes.
These are my latest finds and an instant favorite from the moment I used them!
The shade no. 86 is a gorgeous deep plum shade. I normally find plum shades a little difficult to carry but this one suits me really well and I think it'll suit Indian skin tones beautifully. Its a deep shade with pink as well as bit of brown which makes it work for most skin tones. Plum shades look beautiful in winters and I feel this shade is a MUST-HAVE from Inglot. It might look a little unflattering in the pan but it looks really lovely on the lips. Despite being cool toned, it works well with warm makeup – I've worn it with Golden eye shadow and warm blush and it blends in harmoniously with the look.
Here's how it looks on me :
I'm wearing MAC Mineralize eye shadow in 'Golden Gaze' on my eyes and Lakme Earth Rose blush trio on cheeks.
For a detailed review of this lipstick, read my post on the shade no. 27 HERE.
Have you tried Inglot Freedom system lipsticks?
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Inglot freedom system eye shadow AMC 65 : Review, Swatch and EOTD
Inglot freedom system lipstick no. 27 : Review, Swatch and FOTD
A quick Winter/Inglot makeup look : FOTD and Makeup Breakdown
Inglot Freedom system eye shadow 423 Pearl : Review, Swatch and FOTD
Bharat & Dorris and Inglot Mini Haul : Photos, Swatches and Crackle nail enamel NOTD


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TF1 International announced today the acquisition of international rights excluding English-speaking territories to Christopher Quinn's "God Grew Tired of Us," which has its world premiere on Sunday, January 22 at the Sundance Film Festival where it is part of the documentary competition. The film is produced by Quinn and Molly Bradford and narrated by Nicole Kidman. "God Grew Tired of Us" follows three "lost boys of Sudan" over four years as they leave Africa for New York City and attempt to make sense of their new country. After the initial culture shock, they begin to lead "normal" lives yet they remain deeply committed, both spiritually and economically, to those lost boys left behind and to their struggling homeland. TF1 International is a leading independent distributor in France and is expanding their presence in the international sales arena. The deal was negotiated by head of acquisitions Sara May and legal Caroline Dubourg on behalf of TF1 International and by CAA on behalf of the filmmakers. [Brian Brooks]
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Increased sentences for disability murders
Tuesday 08 November 2011
Mencap supports government plans to change the law so murders motivated by hatred towards disability carry a sentence of at least 30 years
The Ministry of Justice plans to amend the Criminal Justice Act (2003), so that sentences for murders motivated by hatred or hostility towards disabled or transgender victims will start at 30 years. This is the same as murders aggravated by race, religion and sexual orientation.
The current starting point for disability and transgender hate crime murders is 15 years.
Also, under these plans, the scope of section 146 of the Act, will be widened, so that all strands of hate crime will be reflected equally in the law. Currently, it states that sentences for any offence shown to be motivated by hostility towards the victim on the grounds race, religion, sexual orientation, and disability, must be made more severe. This will be extended to include transgender.
The Ministry of Justice plans to include these changes in the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill, which is currently progressing through parliament.
"Mencap welcomes the government's decision," said David Congdon, Mencap's head of campaigns and policy. "By recognising this anomaly in sentencing, and taking steps to address it, we will move one step closer towards ending disability hate crime.
"However, there is still some way to go before all disability hate crime cases are treated equally in law and more must be done to ensure that criminal justice professionals do all they can to make disability hate crime a priority. There are 10 million disabled people in the UK, yet only 1,200 cases of hate crime have been prosecuted over a four year period, compared to almost 50,000 racist and religiously-motivated crimes.
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|Missionary to present at Zion Church in Grant
The public is invited to a special mission event at Zion Lutheran Church in Grant, Saturday, Sept. 25 at 7:30 p.m.
A potluck dinner will be held prior to the event at 6 p.m.
Speaker for the evening is Gary W. Thies, a mission development counselor with the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod. He lives on a farm in western Iowa. He will be sharing the exciting news of what is really happening in missions in the Lutheran Church.
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Ahmadinejad: Tehran-Cairo alliance counters enemy threats
Newscast Media CAIRO, Egypt—Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has called for a strong alliance between Iran and Egypt in the region during a meeting on Tuesday in Cairo, with President Mohammad Mursi, saying it would drive away threats by enemies.
"If Iran and Egypt closed ranks, international enemies of humanity could not inflict any harm upon our nations," Ahmadinejad said on the sidelines of the 12th summit of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in Cairo. "The Islamic Republic of Iran is ready to increase relations with Egypt in all sectors without any restrictions. The Iranian nation opens up its arms and the way for the development and progress of the Egyptian nation," he added.
"From a historical standpoint, in case Iran and Egypt stay together, both will emerge winners and that would benefit not only the two nations, but also the entire region," said Ahmadinejad.
The Iranian president, who is the first Iranian president to visit Egypt in three decades, noted that Iran and Egypt needed to coordinate their positions and settle the ongoing crisis in Syria. He also stated that Tehran and Cairo would be able to contribute to finding a resolution to the Palestinian issue.
Mursi, for his part, underscored the need for broader cooperation between Iran and Egypt, saying Tehran-Cairo relations are significant and influential both in the region and in the world. He called for cooperation between Iran and Egypt to find a solution to the spiraling crisis in Syria.
"I believe that the Syrian problem could not be resolved without Iran and Iran's efforts in this regard are prioritized," Mursi added. "…We have no doubt that Iran is sincerely endeavoring to resolve the problems in Syria and other nations. Hence, we stress cooperation with Iran in this field," he added.
"Iran and Egypt can expand their cooperation in different sectors and the world will definitely witness a new form of Iran-Egypt cooperation. Iran and Egypt have always sought peace, progress and security because we believe that our nations are entitled to progress," the Egyptian leader said.
In a meeting with the editors-in-chief of Egyptian media in Cairo later in the night, Ahmadinejad said Iran will study the US proposal for direct talks provided that Washington makes positive changes in its behavior.
"Remarks by US officials are new and positive and we hope that positive changes are made in their behavior too. If we witness positive changes in their behavior, then we will study it (the proposal) with a positive attitude," Ahmadinejad said.
His comments came in response to a question about US Vice President Joe Biden's offer of direct talks with the Islamic Republic.
Speaking at the 49th annual Munich Security Conference in Germany on February 2, Biden said Washington was ready to hold direct talks with Iran over the country's nuclear energy program.
US urges Egypt's Morsi to repudiate remarks about Jews
Newscast Media WASHINGTON, D.C.—The US government "strongly condemned" remarks reportedly made by President Mohamad Mursi, almost three years ago when he was a Muslim Brotherhood leader, over Jews, saying the Egyptian leader should repudiate his comments.
White House spokesman Jay Carney told reporters that the language Mursi used was "deeply offensive" and that U.S. officials had raised concerns with the Egyptian government on the matter.
According to a video obtained by the New York Times, Mursi urged Egyptians in the year of 2010 to "nurse our children and our grandchildren on hatred" for Jews and Zionists.
In a television interview months later, he described Jews as "these bloodsuckers who attack the Palestinians, these warmongers, the descendants of apes and pigs," the newspaper said.
"We completely reject these statements, as we do any language that espouses religious hatred," Carney said when asked about Mursi's comments at the White House daily briefing.
Carney called on Mursi, elected in June after a popular uprising that ousted Egypt's longtime ruler Hosni Mubarak, to "make clear that he respects people of all faiths and that this type of rhetoric is not acceptable or productive in a democratic Egypt."
He noted, however, that Mursi, as president, had worked with the Obama administration to help broker an Israeli-Hamas ceasefire in Gaza late last year and had promised to uphold Egypt's peace treaty with Israel.
State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland told reporters: "We'll also judge him by what he says, and we think that these comments should be repudiated and they should be repudiated firmly."
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Heck no, if we where we would not be checking e-mail. -----Original Message----- From: Gibson, Darrin [mailto:darrin.gibson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2002 9:43 AM To: cisco@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: TEST [7:41824] Is the group working? -----Original Message----- From: bergenpeak [mailto:bergenpeak@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 8:54 AM To: cisco@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: Is cable network really a shared medium? [7:38705] Hi Sam, The shared vs non-shared issue DSL providers mention is somewhat misleading. In any residential cable or DSL network, you will have stat muxing. In a cable network, this happens on the HFC network. In a DSL network, this happens at the Agg router (the one that terminates all of those DSL connections). The Internet is one big stat mux. In either the DSL or Cable approach, the customer observed performance will be a result of many factors, including access network design (how many subs share the cable or agg router), the behaviors of these other users, the regional network design, the size and types of peering connections, and where the users are actually surfing too. My house has a long driveway that only I use. Does that mean I'll get to work faster than the neighbors down the street which live in an apartment complex and share a driveway with other folks? In both approaches, one can prioritize traffic or partition bandwidth to certain groups of users. The current standard for how IP/ethernet frames are transmitted over an HFC network is defined via the DOCSIS 1.0 spec. This specification is available at www.cablelabs.com. This spec defines how to support best-effort IP transport. Support for additional features, include QoS, is defined in the DOCSIS 1.1 spec. This document is also available at the above web site. Some details about DOCSIS cable networks: * On the HFC network, a single downstream channel can support ~25-35 Mb/s (depending on the modulation being used). * The upstream connection typically can support between 5-10 Mb/s (depending on modulation and the size of the channel). * The cable operator can opt, based on RF combining, how many homes (fiber nodes) share a downstream or upstream. When service is initially launched in an area, an operator might combine several nodes together and as the take rate increases, reduce the amount of combining (which effectovely reduces the number of customers who share the bandwidth). * When a cable modem is brought online, it gets an IP address via DHCP and then is loaded with configuration information (IP, L2, and L4 filters), network management, etc information. These filters prevent issues which arise when DHCP servers are running in a customer's home, prevents my NETBIOS traffic from being seen by neighbors, etc. There are other technologies still deployed by cable operators to support HSD (LanCity, Motorola CDLP, Com21, etc.) which may not operate the same as DOCSIS. Hope this helps. sam sneed wrote: > > I just changed services from DSL to cable modem. I have heard from people, > including verizon, that cable is not as secure as DSL becuase it is over a > shared medium. I connected to my cable modem and fired up my packet sniffer. > I did not see anyone elses traffic on the line so i am assuming the bandwith > is shared( a known fact about cable access) but is somehow filtered at the > cable modem(bridge). Does anyone know if this assumption is true and the > inside details of the how data is transmitted over the cable network? A link > to a whitepaer would be great. > > thanks Message Posted at: http://www.groupstudy.com/form/read.php?f=7&i=41826&t=41824 -------------------------------------------------- FAQ, list archives, and subscription info: http://www.groupstudy.com/list/cisco.html Report misconduct and Nondisclosure violations to abuse@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx


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Wheeling Central Catholic High School senior and star science student Vincent O'Leary was honored for his research on invasive crayfish this past weekend at the 2013 Intel Science Talent Search in......
When you feel bad about the quality of students in America, you need only look toward young people like this one to see that education is available and intelligence is there to be fostered. The problem with so many young people is that their parents are indifferent and pay little attention to what their kids do in school or out. This fellow found a Phd mentor and is doing research at a very high level. Education and special emphasis in the sciences or math is out there, you have to want it. If we had more students fascinated with school and less fascinated with emulating a bankrupt social culture we would be better. Bet this student has total support and encouragement from his parents. Compare that to parent supported activities on trial in Steubenville and its easier to see that parenting is important. Its not always easy but its important if you want to see your kids succeeding and not in jail. Parenting is the toughest thing anyone of else will ever do, and many opt out.
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LUBBOCK, TX -- Roosevelt ISD provides transportation to and from summer school but parents say they are making the bus stop at a dangerous location.
Edie Beltran called KAMC News to say the bus was stopping on the side of the Idalou Highway and the kids had to walk across two lanes of traffic to get to their neighborhood.
Sam Aguilar's son also rides the bus and he says the bus driver puts his stop lights on very quickly and doesn't give the cars on the highway enough time to stop for the kids.
Jimmy Parker, Roosevelt ISD Superintendent, told KAMC that the Department of Public Safety approved the bus stop but they are looking into the parents concerns.
KAMC was there for the afternoon drop off today and the bus stopped on what Beltran said was the opposite side of their usual stop.
The kids did not have to walk across traffic today.
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Last month I detailed my experience at Hope Christian High School in Milwaukee, courtesy of The Franklin Center's School Choice Conference. Hope was the most impressive high school I've ever seen, but it wasn't the only school I had the privilege of visiting while in Milwaukee. Boarding our yellow school bus again, we traveled to Bruce-Guadalupe Community School. As children played on the playground outside, | Read More »


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Behavioral Pediatrics, AMC
Interests: Cultural diversity and clinical psychology training, cognitive-behavioral therapy.
Howard M. Axelrod, Ph.D. (University at Albany, SUNY [counseling])
Child and Adolescent Service, CDPC
Interests: Psychodynamic therapy; play therapy; assessment of children and adolescents.
Victoria Balkoski, M.D. (Albany Medical College)
Chair, Department of Psychiatry, AMCH; Associate Professor, AMC; Residency Training Director; Medical Director, Inpatient and Outpatient Psychiatry Services
Interests: Psychodynamic psychotherapy, child psychiatry, psychopharmacology.
Mark Cederbaum, Psy.D. (Yeshiva/Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology)
Unit E, CDPC
Interests: Serious and persistent mental illness, forensics, inpatient treatment.
A. Jill Clemence, Ph.D. (University of Tennessee)
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Jennifer Durham-Fowler, Ph.D. (University of Texas [counseling])
AMC Department of Psychiatry
Interests: Psychodynamic psychotherapy; child, adolescent and adult psychotherapy.
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Susan W. Fisher, Ph.D. (University at Albany, SUNY [clinical])
Child and Adolescent Service, CDPC
Interests: Individual and family therapy; child, adolescent, and adult psychotherapy.
Ronald Gerrol, Ph.D. (University of Missouri, St. Louis)
Chief Psychologist, CDPC
Interests: Treatment of sex offenders; psychological evaluation.
Maggie Guglielmi, PhD (University at Buffalo, SUNY)
Mental Health Clinic, VAMC
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Caitlin Holley, Ph.D. (University of Louisville)
PTSD/CDRP Programs, Stratton VA Medical Center
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Before school starts and the summer is almost over I wanted to share with you a few poolside #SplashParty recipes. Something you can eat by the pool, lake or beach.
For my Splash party I had some quality time with V's parents before they leave to Italy and Switzerland for a month. I would love to trade places with them. One day I will have the chance to go. In the meantime, I really hope they have a wonderful trip. What a beautiful place to visit Italy is.
We grilled up some beef fajitas that we picked up at a local Mexican market. They are pre-seasoned and simple to throw on the grill. We bought some fresh tortillas and paired it with grilled vegetables, cojita cheese, and sour cream. They take less then 10 minutes on the grill. It's the perfect poolside meal.
If you have leftovers all you have to do is make a quesadilla out of the meat and tortillas. Don't forget to pair it with a good beer or margarita (if your of age). This will help the meal be even more delightful.
Fresh salsa like this Pick Your Own Heat Salsa is a good topping along with guacamole, fresh lime, cilantro.
- 4lbs Beef Fajita meat
- 1 red onion; sliced into rounds
- 2 bell peppers; sliced into strips
- 2 dozen fresh tortillas
- 1 block of cojita cheese
- Preheat the grill to 350 degrees F.
- Slice red onion into rounds. Separate onion into half. Put half of the onion in one bowl. Slice bell peppers into strips and place in the bowl with half of the onion.
- In a grilling skillet, vegetable bowl or on foil, grill vegetables until tender. Set aside covered. Place meat onto hot grill and cook for 3 1/2 to 4 minutes and flip. Cook for 3 1/2 to 4 minutes. Test a piece to make sure it is cooked but do not over cook as it will become tough.
- Pull off grill and slice on a cutting board. Serve with cojita cheese, sour cream, fresh onion and cooked vegetables.
- You may also serve with salsa, guacamole, fresh lime and cilantro.
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When it came time to select a location for our wedding, my fiancé and I had no hesitation about Belize. The country holds a special place for both of us. Her father owns a non-profit that does work exclusively with Belize, and I spent some time living and teaching there before our engagement. We each have visited the country several times and have fallen in love with it. It was the perfect spot to jumpstart our life together.
That was the easy part, but it was not long before the question of how we were going to spend our honeymoon came up. We began searching the web and it seemed overwhelming. The possibilities seemed never ending, and yet all very similar. There was nothing that made any of them stand out from the rest. There were varying price ranges, and accommodation styles, but ultimately the experiences all seemed to offer the same thing. That was the feeling that I had before I happened upon the website for Chaa Creek. The first thing that struck me was the location. I fell in love the San Ignacio area in the limited amount of time that I had spent there, but that was just the beginning. With every click of the mouse and every new page that opened up on my computer screen, Chaa Creek seemed to become more and more the perfect honeymoon destination.
The images were amazing. Just looking at the pictures for the accommodations made me feel relaxed. I poured over the list of activities and it was as if we had designed them ourselves. My fiancé and I have a love for birds and bird watching. We cannot wait to walk or ride through the site and admire the different species. She also spent time doing research on insects and specifically butterflies, and so when I saw the tour of the butterfly farm, my heart jumped. I love to ride bikes, and can't imagine an experience much better than mountain biking through the jungle! And of course, with it being our honeymoon, the spa treatments and options all sound incredible.
However, the most appealing thing about Chaa Creek is its story. It was so inspiring to read the story of the Flemmings and how Chaa Creek came about. Its environmentally conscious roots are so refreshing. It seems like any resort can attach "eco" to its name, but it seems completely true with Chaa Creek. I love the idea behind the "Go Green Belize" program and fully support the idea of educating people through experience about how to travel and live their lives in a more environmentally friendly way without sacrificing any enjoyment. It is something that my fiancé and I cannot wait to embark on, and would love to learn more about. We cannot wait to see the farm and ask questions that we can hopefully use to help us in our own endeavors!
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Portland, Oregon---St. Mary's used a lockdown defense and some terrific play from all-american guard Matthew Dellavedova to easily defeat the Portland Pilots, 60-38.
Portland could never get untracked offensively, scoring a season low 38 points.
For the game, the Pilots shot 23 percent, 10 of 43 and committed 18 costly turnovers.
St. Mary's which shot 42 percent for the game was led in scoring by Portland's own Stephen Holt with 13 points and Portland's high scorers were Kevin Bailey,Thomas van der Mars and Oskars Reinfelds all with seven points.
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So I figured I'd give a quick update, I still haven't really worked a lot on my market analyzer, and as I'm too fucking lazy to do anything that might take a while.
I did get some decent profits on some random items again now, though I'm not really actively working the market at the moment (Because it's a pain without a decent scanning tool).
Anyway, I'm off, still need to sell this big stack of ammo I have left.


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THE OCCURRENCE OF liver injury in patients receiving monamine oxidase inhibiting drugs of the hydrazine group has been well documented.1 Similar reactions have not been reported with the nonhydrazine monamine oxidase inhibiting drug, tranylcypromine sulfate.2 In a patient receiving this drug liver injury developed. After recovery the patient exhibited recurrent symptoms and abnormal laboratory values when given a challenge dose of the drug.
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Since 1958 a 49-year-old housewife had been seen intermittently in the psychiatric clinic for involutional depression. On May 8, 1962, tranylcypromine, 20 mg daily, was prescribed. At a return visit six weeks later, the patient complained of weakness and malaise of recent onset. The significance of these symptoms was not appreciated and the dosage of tranylcypromine was increased to 30 mg daily. One week later the patient returned, complaining of nausea, diarrhea, and anorexia. Dark urine, light stools, jaundice, and epigastric
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Sony really isn't pulling any punches with new game announcements, are they? Earlier today, we covered the reveal of Hohokum, a vibrant enigma from the team behind Frobisher Says. But another PlayStation 4 indie title was revealed on the official PlayStation Blog at the same time, and it's coming from a guy with a good deal of gaming history.
The man is Greg Johnson--creator of Toejam and Earl--and his new game is Doki-Doki Universe. The game's concept sounds totally wacky: you fly around to different planets, taking personality quizzes and meeting zany characters in what Johnson describes as an "RPG/Simulation/Interactive Story" game. Doki-Doki Universe will actually be launching in different parts; the first, a free download coming to PS4, PS3, and PS Vita, will introduce playerse to the concept with limited freedoms. Planetary exploration is reserved for the full, paid version. Another component, the Doki-Doki Mail messaging app, will come with the free download AND appear on "mobile platforms."
So what do we know about this wacky title? Not much, except that the player character is robot who needs to find some humanity before the hot dog-shaped Alien Jeff "discontinues" your model. "So as you travel around the Universe on a giant flying pig (or whale, or poo, or whatever you choose) and visit themed planets (cute, scary, gross, robot, ice, etc.)," says Johnson, "you'll interact with hundreds of some of the most bizarre characters you've ever heard of, and Alien Jeff will be watching you the whole time."
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Danica Patrick says she does not plan to race in this year's Indianapolis 500. Patrick says she wants to concentrate on her first full time season in NASCAR's Spriint Cup series. Patrick also skipped the Indy 500 last year, instead running in the Coca Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway on the same day. She plans on taking part in the 600 again this year.
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Miss Platnum is a Romanian-German Singer with a strong female voice.
Telling her man he needs to buy her a Mercedes Benz like all of her friends,
or she'll take his friend! This dancy Tropical tune got the Pickster Moombah
touch with additional production from Les Gourmets from France.
SOUNDCLOUD LINK: http://soundcloud.com/picksterone/miss-platnum-feat-les-gourmets
DOWNLOAD LINK: www.picksterone.com/mp3/MP_MB_PICKSTER_REMIX.zip
The AZ Gunslingaz formed just over a year ago in Phoenix Arizonaton. A band of producers pulling from many different backgrounds that came together to push the Phoenix electronic music scene/sound out of the Clubs of Phoenix, and Into Bass Cabinets all over the world. With great success from Vol.1 last summer, Pickster One, DJ Melo, Mendez, Riot Earp, Sluggo & Ellery all pushing the Southwest Tropical Bass sounds, showcase the growth of the group as producers and their individual musical tastes on Vol.2 touching on Moombahton, Kuduro, Trap, Juke, and Moombahcore with influences from Brazilian Drums, Spanish Flamenco guitar, Chicago Juke to some good Ole Southwest Phoenix Moombahton. Trying to keep up with these kids can be tuff, just look for the Dust cloud in the desert and the AZ Gunslingaz won't be far away.
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The summer of Moombahton is officially here! As festival time starts to fire up Ledoom (San Antonio, TX) & Pickster One (Phoenix, AZ) bring you this summer heater "Trunk Shaker" heavy early support by Nadastrom, Bro Safari, Knife Party, Craze, Sabo, Munchi, Crizzly, Reid Speed, Sazon Booya the list goes on. Moondoctor & Fresh Till Def (San Antonio, TX) jumped onboard with a bangin Juke Remix that also get's the party poppin. You can catch Ledoom & Pickster One on their "Summer Of Moombahton Tour" at select US dates. Turn the volume up and bang it out the trunk now!
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$antigold – Freak Like Me (Pickster One Remix)
This is a Dancehall/Dancefloor ready remix of $antigold's "Freak Like Me".
Keeping the energy and vibe of the Original but adding the Electronic/Dancehall
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I grew up on Hip-Hop and I'll always be a B-Boy. This Mix is my take on Electronic Hip-Hop beats of the future. Lot's of BASS, Big Synths, Seductive Melodies, and overall good music.
Most of these songs would be hard to categorize in a Genre, But that doesn't matter, if it's good it's good. As always, share the music if you love it!
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1. Tim Ismag – X-Men
2. Saint NoWhere – Dying Alone
3. AraabMuzik – Underground Stream
4. Katy B – Witches Brew (Diplo Remix)
5. David Heartbreak – Cloud 9
6. Minnesota – Breathe
7. Knight Riderz – So High
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9. The Weekend – Same Old Song (Paper Diamond Remix)
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11. An-Ten-Nae – Any Way
12. Jantsen/Dave Seied – Original Nuttah Remix
13. Chiddy Bang – Ray Charles (Jackwob Remix)
14. Nit Grit – Babylon (Minnesota Remix)
15. David Starfire – Shapeshifter
16. Kill The Noise – Deal With It (KOAN Sound Remix)
17. Wick-it The Instigator – Gleemonex
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19. Bassnectar – Upside Down
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21. Zeds Dead – Undah Yuh Skirt Feat. Mavado
22. Figure Feat. Whiskey Pete – Cut Throat
23. Sea Shock – Spearmint
24. Beats Antique – Dope Crunk
25. Minnesota – Hold Up
26. Munchi – Learn
27. Lunice – The Name Dunnit Feat. Troy Dunnit
28. Plastic Little – More Toungue Less Teeth Feat. MF Doom (Nosaj Thing Remix)
29. Ghostface Killah – Mighty Healthy (4di Remix)
30. Notorious B.I.G. – Suicidal Thoughts (Lorn Remix)
31. Griz – I'm Home
32. The Glitch Mob – Fortune Days (Vadim Remix)
33. Buraka Som Sistema – Hangover (BaBaBa) (Caspa Remix)
34. Lorn – Jammerloop
35. Lorn – Jammer Remix Instrumental
36. Sugarpill – Bomp
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38. Minnesota – Living Together
39. Knight Riderz – For Real
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Big Ups to the Soundfreq homies kickin up some Dust in Arizonaton. The Homies Nate Metro, Steve Konkel have a nice Beatport release for ya'll. Make sure you swoop it up today!
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SM0040 Soundfreq MOOMBAHTON SESSIONS Volume 1 by Soundfreq Music
This is a Live recording of my set at Sunday Edition. This time around I kept it all funk, and Soul. A bunch of Originals that Hip-Hop tunes sampled. A pretty chill mix all around. Enjoy!
Hope to see you at The Sunday Edition Soon!
Where – Crescent Ballroom 308 N. 2nd Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85003
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I have always enjoyed watching and playing sports and this past year I was able to support both our football and basketball teams as they made it to the state championship games. Being courtside as our basketball team won the state championship would definitely rank high among my best high school memories.
My life has taken many twists and turns. From being born on a farm in the mountains of southwest Virginia to moving to Kinston, to now attending UNC-Chapel Hill, I have had a lot of unique life experiences. I am the 2nd youngest of 10 kids, several of whom were adopted. While being the youngest boy has had plenty of unfortunate aspects, my family will always be a big part of my life.
I would just like to thank all my teachers, family members, and friends that have been with me for these first 18 years of my life or some of it at least. And good luck to everyone in the class of 2012!
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PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR: The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
FAVORITE SCHOOL SUBJECT: History
FAVORITE EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITY: Soccer and Quiz Bowl
FAVORITE BOOK: Catch-22
FAVORITE SONG: Respiration by Black Star
FAVORITE MUSICAL ARTIST: Lupe Fiasco
FAVORITE TV SHOW: The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
FAVORITE MOVIE: Anchorman, The Departed
FAVORITE ACTOR/ACTRESS: Will Ferrell or Denzel Washington
FAVORITE FOOD: Tacos
FAVORITE THING TO DO ON WEEKENDS: Sleep, hang out with friends, and watch sports
FAVORITE SEASON: Spring
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"Even a tiny amount of light can suppress sleep-time levels of melatonin -- a well-known antioxidant, explains lead researcher Davide Dominoni. Reduce melatonin levels in our bodies, and free-radicals likely increase -- which age us faster."
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Posted 30 September 2013 - 08:07 AM
That is most definitely true, I also find that light makes it difficult for me to sleep. I have to black out my room in order to sleep well, especially when I work odd hours in shifts that many would rightfully call, unpleasant. The noise of cities is also a major stressor to me too. That is why I enjoy going to a remote area without anybody else around with my telescopes. Hearing nothing but crickets, owls and frogs is very soothing. The only other natural sound that is even more so for me is falling rain.
Posted 01 October 2013 - 06:18 PM
I agree. LP is not too bad at my place, but it still makes me sleep somewhat poorly, Or a tiny bit of light shining thriugh my window from the first floor of my house.
Posted 08 October 2013 - 12:19 AM
I'm a day sleeper and it sux for the most part. Lots of light and noise even with my windows blacked out. To get a guaranteed good night's sleep I have to take a Lunesta and melatonin to get more than 6 hours of sleep. Otherwise I only get around 4 hours at a clip. Survivable, but far from optimal.


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In Jackson Tuesday, union members of Michigan's Corrections Organization held an informational picket near the prison complex. MCO members say they have heard talk of budget cuts that may limit the staffing at gun towers in the future, possibly shutting them down during the evenings and overnights. MCO says closing the towers would hinder the public's safety, because they say the towers are the first and last line of defense.
The Michigan Dept. of Corrections says they don't know whether or not any budget cuts would affect gun towers, because a budget is not finalized at this time.
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Some surprising news broke late Friday night which has had Hollywood abuzz all weekend. No, not another big-budget movie cancellation or high-profile reshoots, but instead a major high-profile bit of recasting. For the past five years, Katie Holmes has been playing the role of Tom Cruise's wife, one of the most widely sought-after parts in Hollywood. Her five-year contract was up, and while a renewal was widely expected, negotiations appear to have fallen apart at the last minute, with Holmes, like previous incumbents Mimi Rogers and Nicole Kidman, exiting the role at the age of 33.
Whether Holmes goes on to Oscar-winning glory like Kidman, or competitive poker-playing like Rogers, remains to be seen, but a more immediate effect is that a casting hunt will get under way the likes of which hasn't been since the search for Lisbeth Salander and Katniss Everdeen. Like the female equivalent of James Bond or Doctor Who, each actress has had different spins on the role -- from Kidman's statuesque ice queen to Holmes' faintly-brainwashed pod person -- but the requirements remain the same : a love of extreme sports and Xenu, and a propensity for standing at premieres and waving.
Rumors in the comments section of Deadine Hollywood are that top agencies, including WME and CAA, have already received faxed casting breakdowns for the part, with those in contention for the role (screen tests are likely to take place in Iceland, where Cruise is shooting "Oblivion") are expected to sign non-disclosure agreements, before a two-year "girlfriend" trial period, known as the Penelope Cruz Clause. Names of who might be in the running are top secret, but as we've done for many other high-profile parts in the past, we thought we'd run down five possible candidates who we think might have the right stuff for one of the most demanding, yet rewarding, roles available right now.
Why She Could Do It: Marling is already clearly on Cruise's radar, having been courted for roles in both "Jack Reacher" and "Oblivion," and while she ultimately turned both down, could the third time be the charm? Having played the otherworldly leader of a manipulative, secretive sci-fi-tinged cult in "Sound Of My Voice," we can totally see why the actor might think they had something in common.
Why She Might Not: At 28, Marling only has a few years before what's known as "The Awakening" -- when previous actresses in the role have become aware of their situation, and run for the hills.
Why She Could Do It: Along with Jennifer Lawrence, Emma Stone is a media darling, one of the most talked about starlets of the moment, and it would be a good way for Cruise to not skip a beat and get back on the horse. Also, like Holmes, Stone played the female lead in a superhero movie, and would be able to prove her love for Cruise by letting herself be replaced by Maggie Gyllenhaal for the sequel. Plus her boyfriend Andrew Garfield, is one of the few actors that Cruise could beat in a fight if it came to it.
Why She Might Not: At 5'6", Stone is actually an inch smaller than Cruise, which could mean that the guy who carries around the box Cruise stands on for photo opportunities might be out of a job. Also, she's quite feisty, which might mean additional levels of re-programming would be required.


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