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Today I was riding around on my MTB and I came across this back woods trail. When I got to the end of the trail my jaw dropped. I just ran into a "underground" BMX park. There was a couple guys working on it. They picked a piece of secluded land and decided it would be the perfect place for a park. The park is MASSIVE!!! The best part is its only a 10min bike ride away from home. It would be dumb not to take the opportunity to utilize this park. So now I am going to get a BMX bike but before I get one I need some questions to be answered.
What size bike do I need? I am 6'1 155, tall and lean.
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Sen. Obama is not presidential material. He is the Democratic nominee because he can get up and give a speech from a prepared text in a manner that over rides all of his short comings. He likely is not even qualified to be a senator. His opponents in the primary did not begin to take him serious untill he had steam rolled over them. He | Read More »
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When Debra Black was diagnosed with melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer, her family was given a quick and harrowing education in the pervasiveness of the disease. In a candid joint interview with her husband, Apollo Global Management founder Leon Black, the two tell the story of the initial shock diagnosis, successful treatment and how the experience led them to fund the creation of the Melanoma Research Alliance (MRA) with the guidance of their good friend, financial and philanthropic pioneer Michael Milken.
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Mississippi marine officials have approved a 13-inch limit on speckled trout in the three coastal counties.
The action yesterday (Tuesday) was a slight revision to limits put in place in December when the Commission on Marine Resources voted for a 13-inch limit in Harrison and Hancock counties and 14-inch limit in Jackson County.
The 13-inch limit now applies to all three counties.
Recreational fishermen had supported a 14-inch limit.
Scientists with the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources had advised against the change.
The new limit will go into effect February 16.
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ROCKFORD (WIFR) -- Armed robberies certainly take an emotional toll--they also can be quite expensive for the community.
Through the beginning of September there were almost 17 hundred robberies and burglaries in Rockford this year. They've cost the city and local businesses thousands of dollars.
Every homicide costs the Rockford Police Department about 2-million dollars. While it's not as easy to put a dollar amount on every break-in there's no doubt that businesses pay.
Beefing up security, training staff, and closing down early all cost something, especially when customers are too afraid to show up. Marie's Pizza has been closed since Saturday night and that means lost revenue.
According to the National Center for Victims of Crime on average a robber will only walk away from a crime with nine hundred dollars. A robbery will cost business and law enforcement about 19 thousand dollars.
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Every query is an "invention" in this sense. Sometimes it is a trivial one, when all one does it pick out some rows and/or columns. But you can also write expressions. Simple example: select a+b as c from R.
Where did c come from in the result set? It wasn't there in the original relation.
Does anyone know if SQL with transitive closure is Turing complete or not? Alternatively, does anyone know what minimum additional functionality is necessary to bring SQL to Turing completeness? What about same question for the RA?
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Mother's Day
Don't be surprised if you can't find a seat in church on May 13. After Easter and Christmas, Mother's Day in the United States is often ranked third in most-attended Sunday services.
Mladic trial
Bosnian Serb military commander Ratko Mladic will face trial on May 16 at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTFY) to answer for his alleged role in war crimes that claimed the lives of 100,000. The ICTFY has charged Mladic with 11 counts of genocide, crimes against humanity, and other war crimes.
Annular eclipse
An annular eclipse will occur on May 20 when the moon passes in front of the sun, leaving only a flaming, bright ring outside the moon's silhouette. The eclipse will be visible from China, islands in the Pacific Ocean, and across western North America, although NASA warns that it is not safe to look at an annular or partial eclipse without proper equipment.
Egyptian elections
On May 23, Egyptians begin a two-day election to select a new president. The presidential election is Egypt's first since the revolution that ousted former President Hosni Mubarak.
Olympic 2020 short list
Officials with the International Olympic Committee will announce on May 23 a short list of three or four contenders for the 2020 Summer Games. The officials will cut one or two cities off a list of five: Istanbul, Tokyo, Madrid, Baku in Azerbaijan, and Doha, Qatar.
Torch Relay
The Olympic Torch Relay for the 2012 Summer Games begins on May 25 at Land's End in Cornwall-the most westerly point in England. When the torch relay ends on July 27 in London for the opening ceremony, it will have traveled nearly 8,000 miles.


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Through the regular program, BFAR IV-B disperses a total of 62 metric tons (MT) of seaweeds seedlings. Said beneficiaries were Palawan receiving 36 MT; Romblon - 10 MT; Oriental Mindoro - 7 MT; and Occidental Mindoro - 9 MT.
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These sites are about different types of disabilities and answers common questions children have. Learn how visual and hearing impaired people use Braille and American Sign Language. Also how the law protects people with disabilities. There is a link to eThemes Resource on American Sign Language.
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Common questions answered about blindness.
Children with Disabilities
This ThinkQuest is about children who are blind, deaf, and autistic. Includes a glossary of vocabulary words.
ThinkQuest: Just Because We Have a Disability Doesn't Mean We Byte
This ThinkQuest is designed to teach students about disabilities. It covers visible and invisible handicaps. Includes pictures of people living with disabilities.
Faces of the ADA
See pictures and read stories about how this law has helped people with disabilities.
IDEA '97 General Information
Questions and answers about this important law that affects children with disabilities.
This site demonstrates sign language letters, numbers, and words for you to see. Click on the links at the top.
Disability Rights Movement Exhibits
This exhibit tells about the lives of disabled people and the movement to treat them fairly. Click on a button to learn more.
PBS: Sound and Fury
This site allows you to learn more about people who are deaf. Includes videos and transcripts.
SuccessLink: Disability Sensitivity
This lesson plan is created to help students understand about disabilities by putting students into the shoes of people with disabilities.
eThemes Resource: American Sign Language
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Home Girl: Building a Dream House on a Lawless Block
by Judith Matloff
No current Talk conversations about this book.
Home Girl was mostly an enjoyable read. Matloff's writing has a decent flow and her prose is down to earth but the story itself has an odd unbalanced feel to it.
I've not traveled the world like she has, but I've been to Rio and Sao Paulo. I've lived in neighborhoods much like she wrote about in Home Girl with the local drug dealers working the corner across the street and colorful characters next door or down the block. I even had a character living next door that was much like the Salami in her book.
From both a sociology standpoint, and a nostalgic one, I loved her descriptions of the neighbors, the neighborhood and it's colorful denizens. But aspects of her story bother me. I felt that sometimes she wrote dispassionately and lacked any emotional connection, then further on would attempt to remedy it. That sort of shift felt very disjointed as if she added parts later to present herself as more compassionate. Unfortunately, I wasn't convinced. Those parts of the story felt very disingenuous to me. I begin to feel that she was obsessed with the house and didn't care much about anything else, and by the end, I didn't really like the author as much as I would have liked.
We don't always have to like the protagonist, but in a memoir, it helps if we're emotionally invested somehow. Matloff's journalism background served her well in writing a book that detailed the social shift in the culture of drugs and community gentrification and it's very possible that her journalistic objectivity was what kept her from being able to write in a way that fully engaged the reader. But ultimately, the book was very readable and did have great moments.
(I would like to add that this in no way means I think the author is unlikeable in any way. It just means that, by the end of the book, the sense of self Matloff conveyed was distant and I didn't feel any emotional connection to her at all.)
If you do read the book though here is Matloff's site with a video of her home and some of the faces from her book. http://www.judithmatloff.com/video.html
I think photos added would have helped ground the story. There might be photos in the later editions, I don't know. I have only the review copy.
Her obstacles were incredible as she works on trying to make this house into a real home. I sometimes had trouble believing all the problems. Overall it was an interesting read.
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Panama City police say it could be months before they know exactly what happened inside a Valu Lodge Motel room Friday.
An employee found 23-year-old David Antone Chick of Jacksonville lying on the floor dead with at least one gunshot wound to the head.
Detectives tell us an autopsy was performed Saturday, but results are pending. They are also many other lab results that will need to be completed.
The victim's friends who were also staying in the motel room on Highway 98 face charges for failure to report a death. Twenty-one-year-old Brandon Walls and 19-year-old Rachel King are being held without bond.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - A Georgia congressman who attacked the theory of evolution found himself with an unlikely opponent in Tuesday's U.S. election, when 4,000 voters in one county cast write-in ballots for the 19th century father of evolution, British naturalist Charles Darwin.
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SANTA FE — Former state Public Regulation Commissioner Jerome Block Jr., who recently resigned after pleading guilty to felony charges, is in a Santa Fe jail again.
Jail records show that Block was booked at 12:11 p.m. Monday on a remand order, indicating he violated a condition of his release.
It is the second time Block has been jailed for violating a condition of his release.
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Friday, Nov. 10 — It is more than likely that Las Vegas and the surrounding country will soon be embalmed for future glory upon the films of the Thomas A. Edison Moving Picture company. Frank L. Hough, a representative of the company, is here and will spend several days investigating into the advisability of bringing his corps of actors and photographers here. In conversation with a representative of The Optic this morning Mr. Hough said that his company had been making some films in Colorado.
Love Thy Neighbor phone-a-thon is Thursday
A phone-a-thon to raise money for the Love Thy Neighbor Fund will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. this Thursday on KNMX. Those wanting to make a pledge to the charity should call 425-3555 during that period. The Love Thy Neighbor Fund has helped hundreds with food, heat and wood during the last 10 years.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 51. Calm wind becoming southwest 5-10 mph. Partly cloudy at night, with a low around 25. South wind around 5 mph.
Sunny, with a high near 59. Southwest wind 10-15 mph. Mostly clear at night, with a low around 30.
Mostly sunny, with a high near 59. Partly cloudy at night, with a low around 33.
The San Miguel County Commission has designating this Friday as Wear Your Pearls Day in an effort to bring attention to November being lung cancer awareness month. The commission is also encouraging everyone to take part in a walk in support of all New Mexicans with lung cancer, beginning at 3 p.m. at the new county bike path on Cinder Road.
Student works to save species
LAS CRUCES — A New Mexico State University student is earning degrees in conservation, ecology, biology and anthropology while trying to save an endangered species in Borneo.
Twenty-two-year-old Zachary Brecheisen has traveled to the Southeast Asian island twice with a deep desire to help orangutans, which are losing their feeding grounds as the rainforest disappears.
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Highlands University
The New Mexico Highlands University recycling center will be open from 9 a.m. to noon this Saturday for an America Recycles Day event, a joint project with the city of Las Vegas Keep America Beautiful Program.
The event will also feature local art and furniture made of found objects. The first 100 recyclers who sign a pledge to recycle will receive a free in-home recycling bin donated by the New Mexico Clean and Beautiful Program.
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SANTA FE — New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez has dug into her family's ancestry and uncovered immigration documents she says suggest her paternal grandparents followed common practices in coming to the United States from Mexico in the early 1900s, contradicting earlier indications they were illegal immigrants.
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On Friday, Nov. 18, a group of key community leaders will meet at Las Vegas City Council Chambers to begin developing a Strategic Economic Sustainability Plan for San Miguel County.
The idea of bringing community leaders together to develop strategic planning initiatives originated as a result of the University of New Mexico Bureau of Economic Business Research Assessment for San Miguel County. The study identified the high number of active community groups that exist in Las Vegas and San Miguel County.
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• NMHU men vs. Colorado College, 3 p.m., Pueblo, Colo.
Cross country
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FUNCTION: To advise the president on all matters pertaining to faculty welfare, including the effectiveness of the implementation of all approved Faculty Council legislation regarding faculty welfare.
COMPOSITION: Seven voting members of the General Faculty for three-year staggered terms, including a faculty member from the School of Law. In addition, every year the Chair of the Faculty Council shall appoint two voting faculty members of the Faculty Council for one-year terms. Each year, the committee shall elect its own Chair and Vice Chair who shall be voting faculty members of the committee.
Members, 2013-14: Brockett, Patrick L. 2013-2016 professor, information, risk, and operations management Leite, Fernanda L. 2013-2016 assistant professor, civil, architectural, and environmental engineering McClelland, Blinda1 2013-2014 lecturer, molecular cell and developmental biology Moser, Scott James 2013-2016 assistant professor, government Rawlins, Rachael 2012-2015 lecturer, architecture Seaholm, Megan 2012-2014 sr. lecturer, history Warner, David C.2 2012-2014 professor, public affairs Youngdale, Elizabeth M. 2012-2015 lecturer, law
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Last updated: February 2, 2010 - 10:17pm
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Author: Brady Forrest
Geeks and technologists around the world are creating tools to help earthquake victims in Haiti. These tools are focused around gathering and mapping the data, and broadcasting it to the relief workers on the ground. When the news of the earthquake broke, several groups and companies sprang into action very quickly. Ushahidi, a portal originally built to track election violence in Kenya, created Haiti.Ushahidi.com. The site, developed by Patrick Meier, director of crisis mapping at Ushahidi, tracks incidents, search and rescue operations and people in Haiti.


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I recently finally got around to replacing my old vehicle with a 2009 VW Jetta Sedan. it did not come with roof rack rails installed and with that I have a few questions.
Do the rail-less systems work well enough? If so any recomendations? if not, should is there is a big difference beetween all of the brands? I am also considering a hitch so I can carry 2 kayaks and 2 bikes when needed. Any help is greatly appreciated. If you have a picture of your setup I can possible see how these systems work. Any other suggestions or directions to research would also be of great help. Thank you.
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Muslim World Journal of Human Rights
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- Between Orientalism and Fundamentalism: The Politics of Muslim Women's Feminist Engagement by Zine, Jasmin
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Human Rights of Women and Children under the Islamic Law of Personal Status and Its Application in Saudi Arabia
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Is the outpatient imaging center the debtor in the bankruptcy and is it wholly owned by the physician in question
The facility was owned and operated by non-physicians
I believe they were trying to make me a "vendor/independent contractor" although I was the sole physician on site 8-5 daily, five days per week and all of the studies were billed on my insurance/medicare numbers. I even had a no-compete in my contract which I believe should qualify me for employee status under IRS guidelines.
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Lil Wayne's Tha Carter IV has leaked, revealing a shot fired back at Jay-Z. Originally, on the track "H*A*M", Jay indirectly dissed Wayne and Baby with the line:
"Niggas fantasize about the shit that I do daily/ like These rappers rap about all the shit that I do really / I'm like really half a billi nigga / really you got Baby money / Keep it real with niggas / niggas ain't got my lady money."
Wayne responds on the track "It's Good", altering Jay's original line:
"Talkin' bout baby money, I got ya baby money / Kidnap yo bitch, get that how much you love yo lady money / I know you fake nigga, press yo breaks nigga / you want to take me out? / It's a date, nigga."
It would be hip hop w/out beef do the knowlege. This ish is in the dna of the artform.
Sounds like foreplay between two retards
Guy who thinks they rhymed nigga with nigga and money with money needs to understand a little more. They are rhyming the word before it..not the last word. Not that uncommon. Either way, I'd be curious to see how this pans out. The Nas/Jay-Z beef was fun. I personally think Jay-Z destroyed him. Some disagree.
Wow, there are some serious haters on this site. Granted, this is two rich rappers dissing each other over something dumb, but just because they aren't talking about science or how great hiphop is, it doesn't mean it sucks. It's funny how some of ya'll diss this kind of music, but then turn around and talk about how dope Roc Marciano (who basically has the same lyrical content about pimping and selling drugs),is. To me, this is interesting because it came out of nowhere. I love me some Evidence and People Under the Stairs, but I can fuck with Jay and Wayne too. It doesn't always have to be about keeping it 'hiphop', sometimes music is just good to listen to.
Wait? "fake" rhymes with "breaks"…not even a good half-rhyme (look that up). They need to go back to Engrish 101 and talk to Meriam and the little guy Webster about how to write.
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In looking back over 2014 and counting my blessings, I thought it would be fun to post in photos. It would be impossible to represent everything I'm thankful for, but here are some items that top the list:
The continued earthly presence of my parents, their good overall health, and my upbringing in a loving, stable home (something for which I am even more grateful with every interaction with new friends and contacts who've experienced horrific childhoods).
In May, I moved to the Space Coast from South Florida and have never been happier with a location. Through the grace of God, I wound up in a wonderful situation living less then four blocks from the beach and the Indian River for an affordable price. I love where I'm living and plan to make this neighborhood a permanent residence in a single family home someday soon.
The amazing growth of the Writestream Radio Network, which I've detailed in this post. I've interviewed many inspiring guests, both on Writestream Tuesday and Love Liberty & Lip Gloss. Looking forward to another year of creativity, fun, and accomplishment!
One of the many blessings of new technology for me has been developing meaningful friendships with people all over the country and world. Soon after finding Lisa via a Google search, for example, we became fast friends and Writestream partners. It's been a blast co-hosting with her on Love Liberty & Lip Gloss and screening callers for Just Believe. I'm also grateful for the reconnection social media has enabled with long-ago friends like Karen Franks of Karen's Lyme Story and Maureen Miles Bucci, author of A Snobby Girl's Guide to Dealing with Cancer. Whether we've met in person or continue to nurture the relationships online, I treasure each and every one. I can't possibly name them all but you know who you are. Thank you!
All of my siblings, and in particular the example of my brother Ralph.
The publication of Steps To Salvation and the generosity of Shlomo Attia. After four long years in the making, Shlomo and I finally released his novel, the second book I've ghostwritten and by far the most educational and challenging. While I'm at it, I'm also grateful for Kia Heavey's friendship and graphic design talents, which I've employed many times since on behalf of other clients like Maureen Miles Bucci.
My involvement in Toastmasters via my new friend Damalis Ayala who introduced me to Lisa Rider, who invited me to join the Girl Talk Chapter in Melbourne. Although I haven't yet made my ice-breaker speech, taking on various roles in different meetings has already helped me to develop better listening and communications skills, in addition to making new friends and contacts.
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that seafood looks so good!!!ReplyDelete
there's more Del's where that comes from ;) love you so much!ReplyDelete
love these pictures sarah. looks like life has bee pretty darn good lately huh?ReplyDelete
im so thankful for time with my mama and sissy lately too... we are blessed to both live so close to these women :)
OOOhhh I want lobsters! Lucky you ;)ReplyDelete
I am sooo thankful for my comfy bed. I never want to go to work when I wake up in the morning!
That champagne looks so darn pretty! I'm thankful for my hubby and my pups- they make my life so filled with joy! My dogs would attack the mint, for sure!ReplyDelete
Beautiful pictures! I adore your blog :) It's not always a priority (though it should be!) to stop and smell the roses, and appreciate what one is thankful for. Thank's for the humbling reminder to take a moment and be thankful.ReplyDelete
love that you love dels! i went to college in rhode island and consider it my home away from home. if you love the beach, it's the perfect place for you ;)ReplyDelete
balery time with mum and sister i the best.ReplyDelete
i am thankful for my husband putting up with my far too frequent moaning; baby kicks; and chocolate biscuits :)
sweet sweet Sarah. I'm thankful for your always inspiring and encouraging words.ReplyDelete
I went to high school at Riverview in Sarasota, so I feel you on the sea. Every time I crossed the bridge to St. Armands circle the views took my breath away. Even after years of it! Way to appreciate those little things. :)ReplyDelete
ooh, lovely pics! glad you've been having a grand ol' time :) i'm just grateful for every day!ReplyDelete
hello whaaat? how do i not know about slash own the mint? neeeeed that!ReplyDelete
You always take the best photographs! Lately I'm grateful for cozy pajamas, Christmas drinks at Starbucks, and crisp wintery air on my walks.ReplyDelete
So much to be thankful for! I love all these pictures and that seafood looks delicious!ReplyDelete
Bandit bites the nozzle of the vacuum. He literally snaps his teeth at it and growls like it's a snake! They are so crazy :) i enjoy it.ReplyDelete
so jealous of your delicious seafood intake!! and happy birthday molly!! xoxoReplyDelete
I love that Lola has an idol/nemesis! Of course she does!ReplyDelete
I want to hate you because of all the sunshine you've been getting, but I can't because you're just too adorable. That rose champagne looks delish! Hope Molly had a great birthday!ReplyDelete
yummy!!! rose champagne and lobster! two of my favorite things.ReplyDelete


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In protest of inflated gas prices, several hundred monks in Myanmar (formerly Burma) marched through the streets of Yangon and Bago on September 18th, 2007. The group of no less than four hundred monks also paid their respects to Mrs. Daw Aung San Suu Kyi at her home, where the Nobel Laureate and leader of the National League for Democracy had been held under house arrest since 1989.
They were quickly joined by ranks of both monks and civilians in their peaceful demonstration, and by September 24th the numbers of protesters had swelled to more than 10,000 people. The military junta, headed by Than Shwe, responded with a violent crackdown on September 26th. The brutal retaliation, which lasted for three days, subjected protesters to beatings, shootings and tear gas. By the 28th, nine protesters had been reported dead and eleven were injured. 50,000 people had protested in Yangon. More than a thousand civilians and monks were arrested and most are still being held by the junta.
Why had gas prices suddenly increased by nearly five hundred percent? Many sources conclude that the authorities announced the price hike to compensate for the junta's decision to move Myanmar's capitol city. In 2005, at the instruction of a soothsayer, Than Shwe ordered the capitol to be moved two hundred miles north from Yangon to the barren Pyinmana. The new capitol was christened "Naypyidaw," meaning "City of Kings." This incident is only one of many in Myanmar's turbulent history informed by superstition.
"Trouble in Myanmar" is printed on American Apparel's cranberry shirt, in reference to the deep red monks' robes seen in photographs of the protest. The diagram begins with Than Shwe's face, and moves counter-clockwise through the chain of events. Five hundred protesters are shown in an array that resembles the shape of Myanmar itself. Each figure accounts for one hundred people involved in the protests.
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Looking forward to it. The first shirt and hawk were awesome.
Travis, that is so awesome. I've been egging Rich to get a mohawk too. We'd really love to use that photo of you for the exhibition in the summer, if it's okay with you.
Definitely! I can get you a higher rez version depending on print size. I'd like to suggest this topic for a shirt.
I can't wait until my paycheck comes! did you clever kids pick monk-maroon on purpose?
of course you did! I just read further… was over-exuberant.
Hey Travis, we'll definitely take you up on it. For the next shirt, Rich and I will probably steer away from protests and uprisings. We have been following the story in Pakistan though, along with the story for our next shirt. I promise it will be good!
Claire… you should model for us at some point.
Got it. Just read the comments on the previous post. Some feedback: I get quite a few "Hey, what's that on your shirt?" Most people take the time to look it over and read everything.
wow, she is HOT!


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The Federal Moss Magnusson ACT is applicable in all states for lemon law claims on new cars. Because you purchased it new less than 12 months ago, you have a lot of leverage regarding the lemon law in Illinois. For the lemon law on new cars to be applicable, the problems must (A) substantially affect the use, safety or market value of the car OR (A) the dealer has attempted to repair it four or more times in the first year or first 12K miles OR (C) it has been completely out of service for a period of more than 30 days in the first year. From what you have described to me above, you will easily meet the repair requirements or the market value requirement because the paint issues in a brand new vehicle like yours, unless they strip it and completely paint it from scratch, will impact the market value of the auto (I actually had the same thing happen on a new plymouth acclaim in the late 1980's).
Now, in order to take advantage of the lemon law in Illinois, you can do one of two things: (A) when you purchased the car they should have given you a packet with information -- each manufacturer must participate in an arbitration program -- if they did not give you the info on how to participate when you bought the car, you should call the Jeep headquarters and ask for the information and application forms for the arbitration program to be mailed to you (while you may think it is biased, I actually won my own lemon law arbitration with the chrylser in 1990), or (B) you can contact an attorney in Illinois who specifically handles these claims. The lemon law itself provides for the payment of attorneys fees but they must be reasonable and there is a limit (the lemon law attorney will know what it is in your state), I searched around in Illinois and found a firm that seems to handle and refer out such cases in your area -- here is the link -- http://www.illinoislemonlaw.com/ You can also call your local county bar association and tell them that you would like a referral to a local lemon law attorney specialist. They will give you several names and you can go from there.
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James Gunn's "Super" Starring Rainn Wilson & Ellen Page Slotted For April 1, 2011
After the underwhelming Michael Cera-led adaptation of "Youth In Revolt" early last year, director Miguel Arteta's next directorial effort, the road-trip comedy "Cedar Rapids" starring Ed Helms of "The Office" and "The Hangover" fame, has somewhat fallen off the radar. However, the film has now been handed a February 11th release date which may mean a premiere in January at the Sundance Film Festival. It also appears the film will start out in limited release.
Helms' first starring vehicle, directed by Arteta and with indie-maven Alexander Payne producing, the comedy follows the story of a middle aged insurance salesman who gets another chance to revitalize his empty life by attending a prestigious insurance convention in the eponymous town in Iowa. Definitely sounds like material fit for Park City, though the dumping-ground release in February is something of a worry.
The film shot late last year on location and features a quality rag-tag supporting cast including John C. Reilly, Alia Shawkat, Anne Heche, Stephen Root, Rob Corddry, Thomas Lennon, Kurtwood Smith and Sigourney Weaver, who was previously noted to play Helm's high-school teacher turned older lover. The script by Phil Johnston placed fifth on the 2009 Black List, the same year Aaron Sorkin's "The Social Network" came in second to gestating Jim Henson biopic, "The Muppet Man" so perhaps there's hope yet.
Fox Searchlight will release the film via its multi-picture deal with Payne, which will also see the unveiling of "The Descendants" starring George Clooney sometime in 2011 and possibly an adaptation of Daniel Clowes' "Wilson" in the future (seemingly floundering Payne projects, "Fork In The Road" and "Downsizing" were also Fox Searchlight pictures). By the way, the above image is of Helms performing with Old Crow Medicine Show during filming for "Cedar Rapids" though, as far we know, it has nothing to do the film itself.
Another new-ish release date we haven't yet reported; James Gunn's anti-superhero comedy, "Super" starring Rainn Wilson and Ellen Page will hit theaters on April 1st, 2011 via IFC Films who picked up the film during TIFF 2010.


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Snowstorm dumps 9 inches overnight in Indy area
INDIANAPOLIS — Driving conditions in the Indianapolis area improved Monday, March 25, as a record-setting snowstorm began to wind down, but schools remained closed and police said highways remained deceptively dangerous.
As of noon, a total of 9 inches of snow had fallen on the state capital as the snow swept through central Indiana Sunday and Monday. The snowfall easily surpassed the previous record for those dates, National Weather Service meteorologist Mike Ryan said.
"It is fairly uncommon to get snow like this in March," Ryan said, though he said lesser amounts weren't uncommon and flurries could occur as late as early April.
The Indiana Department of Transportation's Greenfield District east of Indianapolis said it had 175 snowplows on duty Sunday night, and more crews reported at midnight. Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard gave nonessential city employees the morning off and told them not to report to work until 1 p.m. to help reduce traffic, but other drivers were on the roads, remained slick.
In Indianapolis and the doughnut counties around it, troopers responded to more than 60 accidents, including nearly 20 with injuries, and dozens of slide-offs. Drivers weren't slowing down to compensate for the still-icy conditions, state police said.
"It's all driving too fast, following too close," Indiana State Police Sgt. Rich Myers said. "People need to slow down for weather conditions, allow a lot more distance between you and the vehicle ahead, and I think we could alleviate a lot of this."
First Sgt. Tim Kaiser, assistant commander at the Pendleton post, which oversees I-69 and I-70 east of Indianapolis, said the same thing.
"People get up to speed on the wet road, only to come across a section of I-69 that has iced over from the blowing snow," he said.
State police said road conditions were improving along Interstate 65 near Lafayette after numerous reports of accidents overnight in an eight-county region. Troopers reported responding to 28 crashes, including five with injuries, 58 slide-offs and 12 people calling for help. First Sgt. Greg Dunkle said late Monday morning that the sun was shining and road conditions were good.
The snow was supposed to taper off by mid-afternoon and by lunchtime had already diminished in the western part of the state, National Weather Service meteorologist Michael Koch said. He said the counties just north of I-70 felt the brunt of the storm, while the extreme northern and southern portions of the state got away with a dusting or a couple of inches.


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A federal appeals court has allowed a discrimination lawsuit filed by an Iranian-born engineer who was terminated by his firm after he failed to obtain Homeland Security clearance even though two fellow non-Iranian workers were permitted to continue working despite their clearances being rescinded.
According to the decision in Hossein Zeinali v. Raytheon Co. by the 9th U.S. Circuit of Appeals, Zeinali had been hired by Waltham, Massachusetts-based Raytheon in 2002 contingent upon his receiving the clearance. Zeinali was terminated in 2006 after it was learned his security request had been denied.
Zeinali filed a lawsuit under the California Fair Employment and Housing Act claiming he was terminated because of his race and national origin. Raytheon contended he was fired because he did not obtain the clearance.
A three-judge panel ruled in Zeinali's favor.
"In light of the fact that Raytheon retained multiple non-Iranian engineers after their security clearances were removed, Zeinali has raised triable disputes regarding (1) whether security clearances were a bona fide requirement for Raytheon engineers, and (2) whether Raytheon's central purported reason for terminating him (his lack of a security clearance) was pretextual," said the decision, which overturned a lower court ruling.
Disagreeing with Raytheon, the appellate court also ruled federal courts have jurisdiction over the discrimination claim even though it involved an executive branch security clearance decision.
The case was remanded for further proceedings.
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Kelly C. Allison, Ph.D. is an Associate Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and Director of Clinical Services at the Center for Weight and Eating Disorders. She received her B.A. from the University of Notre Dame and her M.A. and Ph.D. from Miami University.
Dr. Allison's research interests include characterizing and treating the Night Eating Syndrome and the role of weight and eating behaviors on reproductive health. She is also engaged in studies on bariatric surgery outcomes and clinical trials for weight and disordered eating. Dr. Allison enjoys providing psychotherapy related to weight loss and disordered eating through this program, and she provides pre-operative bariatric surgery psychological evaluations at Penn Medicine's bariatric program. Additionally, she provides supervision for pre-doctoral psychology practicum students at CWED. She serves as a faculty mentor for undergraduate and medical student research projects and lectures in the Perelman School of Medicine. Dr. Allison also works at the Philadelphia Veteran's Affairs Medical Center where she provides cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia to veterans through the National Telemental Health program.
Dr. Allison actively participates in The Obesity Society, where she is a member of their Clinical Committee and the Academy for Eating Disorders, where she is a member of the Awards and Scientific Committee. She has published 100 peer-reviewed papers and chapters, along with two books, and has presented her work at various professional meetings and media outlets.
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