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Registrants telephone number, including area code: (408) 559-7778 Check the appropriate box below if the Form 8-K filing is intended to simultaneously satisfy the filing obligation of the registrant under any of the following provisions: o Written communications pursuant to Rule 425 under the Securities Act (17 CFR 230.425) o Soliciting material pursuant to Rule 14a-12 under the Exchange Act (17 CFR 240.14a-12) o Pre-commencement communications pursuant to Rule 14d-2(b) under the Exchange Act (17 CFR 240.14d-2(b)) o Pre-commencement communications pursuant to Rule 13e-4(c) under the Exchange Act (17 CFR 240.13e-4(c)) Item 7.01 Regulation FD Disclosure On June 8, 2005, Xilinx, Inc. issued a press release announcing a business update for the first fiscal quarter. A copy of this press release is furnished as Exhibit 99.1 to this report. Item 9.01 Financial Statements and Exhibits: (c) Exhibits
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The salty, sweet taste of the lamb works well with the sharp, clean pomegranate. Ask your butcher to bone the leg for you and slice into 200g/7oz pieces, following the lamb's natural muscle groups.
1/2 tsp toasted fennel seeds
1/2 tsp toasted coriander seeds
1/3 tsp toasted cumin seeds
1 tbsp olive oil
1 red onion, finely chopped
1/2 tbsp red-wine vinegar
1/3 fresh red chilli, deseeded, finely chopped
1 pomegranate, seeds only
1 small bunch of mint leaves, finely chopped
800g/28oz prepared lamb
1 tbsp olive oil
Sea salt and black pepper
Grind the spices with a pestle and mortar until broken up. Place a small frying pan over a medium heat with the oil and, when warm, add the spices and onion.
Turn down the heat slightly and sauté the onions for 15 minutes; they should be soft and translucent. Add a pinch of salt, the chilli and vinegar and turn the heat up slightly to burn off the vinegar a little.
Add the pomegranate seeds (see introduction) and cook for a minute or so more, add the mint, stir once or twice then remove from the heat. Taste and adjust the salt if necessary.
Rub each piece of lamb with oil, then season generously with salt and pepper. Heat your grill pan and lay the lamb on top, well spaced apart.
Cook without turning for six minutes then turn and cook on the other side for five minutes more. This will give you lamb that is pink inside.
Remove from the heat and lay to rest for 10 minutes in a warm place. Slice each piece of lamb in half, place on warm plates and spoon over the pomegranate sauce.
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Hey BFISHIN80 if your my Huckleberry you need to change your name to Doc Holiday. I thought we talked about this already.....
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eddie royal and desean jackson were thrown in there as rookies, their teams needed them to step in and play immediately. They ran simple, short routes and used their speed after the catch. i promise you that if we needed sweed and threw him in there, the game reps would have made all the difference.
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heres the WRs available, not even one i would rather have than sweed....anyone we bring in would just hold sweed back
Hank Baskett
Drew Bennett
Shaun Bodiford
Miles Austin
Drew Carter
Mark Clayton RFA
Terrence Copper
Ronald Curry
Bobby Engram
Robert Ferguson
Mike Furrey
Malcolm Floyd RFA
DJ Hackett
Marvin Harrison
Ike hilliard
Torry Holt
Glenn Holt
Darrell Jackson
Justin Jenkins
Sam Hurd
Joe Jurivicous
Mark Jones
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Ashlie Lelie
Ruvel Martin
Justin Mccariens
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Tab Perry
Jerry Porter
Cliff Russel
Edel Shappard
Amani Toomer
Kelley Washinton
Reggie Williams
Demetrius Williams
I would say Drew Bennet---Jerry Porter ( too much money ) ---- Reggie Williams ( too much money ) Ronal Curry-----Lance Moore ( too good ) Marvin Harrison ( too much money ) I mean list goes on ......I just freakin posted it....LOOK!!!
I'm your Huckleberry
DJ Hackett Jerry Porter Torry Holt Mark Clayton. These are some guys I would like to see. However..if we bring someone in it will be the likes of Darrell Jackson Amani Toomer Robert Ferguson. this is just what I think. We never bring in big names, so there ya go....
Be who you are, become what you dream....
hacket has ankles made of sugar. porter got a huge deal and did nothing last year, holt is old as ****, clayton is restricted, jackson is really old, toomer is really old and ferguson is a failure, the minny ties make him somewhat of an option but i doubt it.
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Hambali, Ruzy Haryati and Smith, Paul and Rennie, Allan (2012) Determination of the effect of part orientation to the strength value on additive manufacturing FDM for end-use parts by physical testing and validation via three-dimensional finite element analysis. International Journal of Materials Engineering Innovation, 3 (3-4). pp. 269-281. ISSN 1757-2754
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Determining the mechanical properties of parts manufactured from additive manufacturing (AM) technology is important for manufacture of end-use functional parts, known as Rapid Manufacturing (RM). It is important, within RM design, to verify to some degree of confidence that a part designed to be manufactured using this technology will be suitable and fit to function as intended, prior to committing to volume manufacture. The method of doing this is to perform physical testing on fabricated parts and validate via Finite Element Analysis (FEA) on the parts.
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The details of the plane crash that killed a former Alaska senator Ted Stevens and four others emerged yesterday as investigators tried to work out how the seaplane crashed into a mountain during a fishing trip. Three teenagers and their parents were on the plane, which crashed near Dillingham, Alaska, on Monday.
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Mr Stevens, a Republican, brought billions of dollars to the state during his 40 years in the Senate – a career that ended amid a corruption trial in 2008. He was later cleared of the charges.
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Hip-hop and rap, that's where my heart's at. But I'll play anything so long as it ain't crap!
<-- Previous playlist | Back to Put The Needle On The Record with Billy Jam playlists | Next playlist -->
January 2, 2009: 2009 SCRATCH SESSION: ALF, DJ Signify, Dust-One,
Listen to this show:
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Listener comments! | |
Sat. 12/27/08 11:30pm
DJ Box In The Street:
good gawd almighty....bad meaning bad, not bad meaning good with a cold cut skratch, cuts like a guilllatine | |
Tue. 12/30/08 9:46pm
wow bad ass breakcore...vid.. | |
Tue. 12/30/08 11:10pm
pop music....tis all POP musik | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:02pm
that pic of the record case is pure porn to me-- i wanna know wats in it.. happy friday Billy ,Alf and Bryce--- | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:13pm
DJ Forecast:
happy new year.......all will work out for you okay in 09....in many ways this year will be your best year ever...especially in terms of hard earned satisfaction | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:15pm
Feeling Eire | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:19pm
Sean Daily:
first thought.....I am channelling DJ Forecast and I forecast that Scott Williams will join in on the session ....a ll later.....on guitar....on G U I TA R | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:21pm
ahhhh--- fanks fo da scratchin---- am diggin it bigtime---it really hits da spot -- | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:24pm
Billy Jam:
happy new year.....shout out to DJ Spiderman in the UK, Johnny Doobs, OB, Tu-Ki, Vince Mack Mahon, Tall Paul and everyone in Ireland....Today will be a mostly scratch show....right now DJ ALF and Dust-One on the ones and twos live.....DJ Signify coming later....plus lots of scratch tracks | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:26pm
Billy, Alf, Dust One, Signify, Skahlah, Know One, and friends - Happy new year! Sounds great so far... | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:26pm
Love the dark and shadowy beats! | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:30pm
Fresh New Years Cuts and Slices of Blessings and Gratitude from San Francisco to all ya alls in the ripple of BillyJam and WFMU----feeling the high in 09-------peace ;->>>>>>>> | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:33pm
I think you guys are scratching right through the 128 feed somehow. I keep getting knocked off for some reason. | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:36pm
jimmy penguin:
keep getting knocked off too, word bill! | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:37pm
just a guy:
Problems with that feed here too. Won't even load now other feeds I've tried (RA, WM) also not working. | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:37pm
i glad it not just me gettin kicked off the 128 feed,, was gettin paranoid -- shame tho--was reelly creamy mix | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:38pm
Tall Paul:
Yo Alf and Billy Greetings from Ukraine. Wishing you both a Happy New Yr. Hope you had a great start to the New Yr. Cach you soon Paul n Ilona. | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:39pm
The streams keep kicking me off too, even the AAC+ stream. Maybe I should try the Ogg stream. | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:41pm
north guinea hills:
happy blue ears! yeah, i'm having trouble w/ the stream as well... | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:42pm
Master Technical Guru Scott W. is looking into the streaming issue right now. Hang tight, Kids | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:42pm
the hills of barna are alive with the sound of billy jam.Greetings from tweek deviant and vince nice trippy beats dude | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:49pm
Billy "Barna" Jam:
Vince Mack Mahon is Joe Dolan to me....wit a cold kut skratch | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:49pm
pretty dead here too. cheers chadsey | |
Fri. 1/2/09 3:51pm
Billy Jam:
too bad for the live stream (sorry...we are working on it) but thank God for the archives later..... | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:01pm
awwww.....phew....i thought the streaming issue was on my end---indeed. TGforArchives....I get to go stick acupuncture needles in people who have never gotten stuck before---YAY!!! Too bad we can't get down with the cuts n scratches during a session---I will have to get creative in 09 with a new school ancient future hip-hopupuncture wu-style---kinda like putting the needle on the record...but different---over n out peeps! | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:05pm
happy New Year, Bill.y.jam! say, did you get to go to the Last Hip Hop Show at the Knitting Factory? | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:09pm
ooh, The Meters being sampled---neat-o! | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:09pm
i'm back in on the 128streeeem ,,, gettin that scratchtherapy once again yum yum yumnessnesss | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:11pm
Hooty Sapperticker:
Neatneatneat! | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:12pm
Liz B.:
Sorry for the stream problems, I think our streaming machine had the hiccups. 32k and possibly Ogg are still cranky, but speak up if you notice anything else off. | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:15pm
Thanks! Working great for me now. | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:19pm
Bad Ronald:
Happy 4:19 - Beer bourbon and blunts to you all!!! | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:24pm
no DJ Trig in the house today? | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:24pm
jimmy penguin:
streaming seems fine at the moment, big ups billy! word up from the posse in barna!!! | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:27pm
Dave in Chicago:
Yeah I can hear again | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:27pm
I'm visiting can anyone suggest some good record stores in nyc? | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:28pm
other music | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:31pm
Bad Ronald:
www.fatbeats.com | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:35pm
d OO bs:
Penguin - tell the hairier Vinces that there's a killer prog rock documentary on BBC4. Live footage of Atomic Rooster, Fleetwood Mac, YES, ELO and Genesis. Shouts to Billy, i'm getting the shit kicked out of me by flu at the moment but the show is hitting the spot. Word to all, each and everyone. | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:39pm
Stuart: if it's still there, you should visit Rockit Scientist Records, 33 St. Marks Pl. (near 2nd Ave.), 212-242-0066. they love both vinyl and Morricone! | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:51pm
It's a frantic situation! | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:51pm
Bad Ronald:
Is Lulu a Staff-Pug mix? | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:53pm
Lulu is the canine best pal of WFMU listener LS Monkey in Bay Area | |
Fri. 1/2/09 4:54pm
Bad Ronald:
Beautiful dog! | |
Fri. 1/2/09 5:00pm
Dude, this is taking me back to my breakdancing days in a suburban rollerskating rink | |
Fri. 1/2/09 5:03pm
damn, this reminds me of HS circa 84-85, dudes dancing in the cafeteria in their suede webo boots. | |
Fri. 1/2/09 5:08pm
jimmy penguin:
aaaaaaaaaaahhh!yyeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhh!!!!!! | |
Fri. 1/2/09 5:14pm
It doesn't get better than this | |
Fri. 1/2/09 5:16pm
Big Ups from the uk. Great show | |
Fri. 1/2/09 5:30pm
Timi Dz & Da True Lulu:
Billy I love ya man!!!! Welcome back bro... | |
Fri. 1/2/09 5:33pm
Timi Dz Nutz:
LS Monkey hollas back...make with the wicky wicky!!!! Good look"n dog' but not Lulu Belle of Da West O' aka Da Best O'.!.!.! | |
Fri. 1/2/09 5:42pm
Billy Jam:
the dog is not Lulu but some other dawg....bow wow | |
Fri. 1/2/09 5:43pm
/i think I went to Rockit Scientist Records once a long time ago. Thanks for all the suggestions. | |
Fri. 1/2/09 5:45pm
Happy New Year Billy! because I am a nerd Lulu has her own blog http://lsmonkey.typepad.com/lovelylulu/ Much love to you!! | |
Fri. 1/2/09 5:46pm
i loving this scratchin sesh. i sometimes wake up and go straight to the dex and scratch , even before i have breakfast,lasting for hours , even fergettin to get dressed, is that bad? | |
Fri. 1/2/09 5:48pm
jimmy penguin:
go oooon billy, even more shoutouts from barna!!! | |
Fri. 1/2/09 5:52pm
jimmy penguin:
sorry about the hum is from the release - naive ted - The Already Familiar Demise of Kayfabe http://www.jamendo.com/en/album/27875 freefreefreefreefreefreefreefree!!! | |
Fri. 1/2/09 5:58pm
Thanks, Mister Billy Jam and superstar guests, for the effing fantastic sets, and for being the normalizing force in a very peculiar week. I'm gonna go practice my zen perspective-maintaining, scrape together some beads and trinkets and get myself lawyered up, but first I'm gonna love this groove. thx | |
Sat. 1/3/09 12:04pm
ALF of Hip Hop Slam:
What's up everybody?! Thanks for the kind comments and continued support. Shout outs to all of Billy's Irish brethren who came to the remote at All City Records a few weeks back. Take care! Happy New Year! Oh sorry about my pessimistic thoughts that I said on the air. LaterZzz! | |
Sun. 1/4/09 9:58am
billy Jam:
Thanks for listening, live or here in the archives. Thanks for the comments from all over - from Barna to Boston to the Bay. Special thanks to Put The Needle On The Record main DJ, ALF for always been down to share his gift. Thanks to ALF and Dust-One, for coming thru and for lugging their DJ gear all the way from the DC/Baltimore area (long drive). Also thanks to Reban (Rachel) for taking al of the great photos on this playlist of the live WFMU DJ session. Also thanks to DJ Signify for coming by. Good luck to him with his new album "Of Cities" which I love....>>>..Next week will be lots more scratch music + the WFMU Hip-Hop Call-In Quiz with concert ticket and music prizes......Special shouts to Timi D...., LS Monkey, Lulu, Ziggy, Vince Mack Mahon (look for their WFMU exclusive "Barna Sessions" in upcoming show), DJ Spiderman (maybe we can do a live WFMU remote with you in the UK sometime mate?), Porkchop (who puts the needle in the body - acupunctureDJstylee), Sahak (in the mom's whip), and you, you special person whose 2009 will indeed be a memorable one....hard and challenging but GOOD.............peace | |
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Just got back from a very chill session in MA 11. The weather was amazingly calm and mild, plenty of wildlife from a scary Bull Sea Lion that hovered near and sounded like a steam train to a massive 2 foot diameter Jellyfish and a few scrappy Cutthroat. Tons of salad and misc floating debris near the shore made of a rough time for SRC's so I went out aways and started casting/trolling for some Salmon and lo and behold something nailed my little Clouser. It bent my 8wt near double and stripped a bunch of line off just before making a leap that looked and sounded like a small child doing a cannonball. One more run and it bent my hook enough to pull it out . Bummer but hella exciting! I will replay this event in my mind for some time. Going to tie up some more tonight on beefier hooks. Would have been my first large Salmon on the fly, but plenty exciting nonetheless. Get out there and have some fun guys! Dave Glassy! Lush! Weaksauce!
Try to Tie that fly with a stinger. It won't straighten then. I've been in 11 also and it has actually picked up a bit. But I have been targeting these beautiful fish and the silvers have been a nice bonus.
nice fish, it almost has a rainbow/steelhead look instead of a shiny cutty like you would usually find in 11, this time of year. but i'm no good at identifying those damn things anyway. so much variation in the species.
The colors are amazing. Here is another nearly identical fish I got a few days ago. I got it on video but it will give away where I was fishing because there is a big bridge in the back ground.
Tying a few up with some burlier hooks, but I like the stinger tip, I will bust a few of those as well. I run the thinner hooks ( SS 15 and SC 15) for SRC's to minimise damage, but obviously those hooks are not designed for freight trains
Awesome post! I got a kayak from the GH fly shop last year and it is sure a game changer in terms of access
Got mine there too last June and yes its really opens up some new water and a refreshing viewpoint, as long as the Bull Sea Lions stay away
Went out the last two days in area 11. Pretty slow over all. I am targeting SRC which was pretty good the last few weeks but with the weather all nasty it has slowed. Today with white caps and junk it started slow. Got a small cut then switch to the fly in the photo below incase I come across a silver or two. 5 minutes later, I cast out, take off my glasses and look down the beach. Start to strip and had this little lady on before I started stripping. She must have hit it on the sink. Never had that happen before. It had an extra fin so I was going to kicker her lose but the hook was way back and she way bleeding. To end this, overall it is still slow but got tomorrows diner.


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Is it listed in Startup programs. Start > Run > type "MSCONFIG"w/o the quotes. Click OK. Click on the Startup tab. If listed, remove the check mark and click Apply > OK > restart the computer.
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At the weekend, flares lit the night sky as US Marines rehearsed the rescue mission. Landing-craft from the six-nation flotilla, which includes the British destroyer Exeter, have been coming and going from the beach. Helicopter gunships and troop-carriers have criss-crossed the cloudless sky like dragonflies while the vanguard of the Marines scurried about in the sand dunes below.
The Marines' mission is to secure the coastal strip containing Mogadishu port and airport while ensuring the speedy evacuation of the remaining peacekeepers.
Yesterday supporters of the faction leader General Mohamed Aideed, in pick-up trucks mounting heavy-calibre machine-guns, converged on the airport approaches, saying that they were under orders to protect the area from bandits.
As dusk fell, a fierce gun battle broke out around the hotel where I was staying. The clash was between renegade elements in the Kilometre 4 area of Mogadishu. Even the call to prayer from the city's mosques did not disrupt the deafening sound of gunfire, which went back and forth. [The window in front of the desk where I was working was hit by a bullet shortly after I filed this report.]
United Nations and US commanders are haunted by memories of their earlier ill-fated mission. As fighting raged and famine stalked the land, Washington led a UN coalition into Somalia at the end of 1992 to protect humanitarian aid deliveries. But the operation degenerated into a conflict with the warlords, particularly with the militia of General Aideed that the Americans tried to destroy. The deaths of dozens of Americans and hundreds of Somalis forced the withdrawal of the UN Unified Task Force last March.
There are few remnants of the Americans' previous incursion: some blasted buildings, a handfull of burnt-out military vehicles, some discreetly hidden graves and the graffiti left by Marines: "I love Kay", "Katya I love you, see you soon", "Teri, I'm coming home".
The Americans are taking no chances this time and will be spending little time on the ground. Once the peace-keepers are withdrawn, they will load up dozens of US tanks, helicopters and armoured vehicles leased to the UN Operation in Somalia (Unosom).
If the evacuation goes smoothly, only about a thousand Marines and a few hundred Italian troops will go ashore. About 200 of the US contingent will carry new non-lethal riot-control weapons, including Stinger hand- grenades, which explode into hard rubber pellets, and machines that spray foam laced with tear-gas.
The Marines are playing down the likelihood of an all-out attack. They are more worried about "spill-over fighting" from looting, expected to break out when they depart.
But the UN has ensured that the pickings will be limited to a few portable huts, some furniture and air-conditioning units. Recently the UN has shipped out $170m (£100m) of equipment for peace-keeping operations in Bosnia and Rwanda.
The last of 2,700 Somali employees have been paid off. Up to $1m a day has been spent by the UN operation, a huge boost to the local economy. Victory Gbeho, UN special envoy to Somalia, admitted UN money kept the civil war going, through taxes imposed by the warlords on the locally recruited workforce.
Lieutenant-General Anthony Zinni, UN force commander, and Mr Gbeho say they have received assurances from General Aideed and his rival, Ali Mahdi, that the international force will not be attacked. The signing of a peace agreement by the two warlords has been greeted as "a positive development" by Mr Gbeho, who insists that, despite the failure of previous initiatives, the prospects for peace in Somalia are good.
Somalia has been without a government since the January 1991 overthrow of the dictatorial president, Siad Barre.
Almost three years have passed since the beginning of the first UN operation in Somalia and nearly two years since Unosom II was launched to protect civilian lives and promote national reconciliation between the warring factions.
The UN has sponsored a police force, judicial system and prison service but once the paymaster has gone, the only hope for law and order lies in the hands of the warlords. Without a government, the danger of renewed conflict is great.
As the last UN personnel pack their bags, gunmen roam the streets. The hospitals have no medicines and public services are non-existent.
This nation of nomadic herdsmen has a phrase to describe a vain, pointless exercise: "Hal bacad lagulisey". The UN operation, some say, was as useful as "milking a camel on to the sand".
Not all is lost. Mogadishu's inhabitants, as they often tell you, are tired of the civil war that has caused so much suffering and destruction. In the past few years they have revived the local economy and business in the marketplace is booming. There is hope that the clans will avert renewed hostilities after the UN's departure.
Although armed militias are still on the streets, the warlords have neither the resources nor the support to wage war with the ferocity of earlier years. Yesterday a pro-Aideed rally drew a crowd of more than a thousand people, who chanted: "Down with the United States". But his Somali National Alliance is a fractured force. However, last night's shooting around my hotel might be the first rumble of thunder before the storm.
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GGMC report shed no new light on heist gold –Minister Persaud
-says team was unable to find crew members in Curacao
Minister of Natural Resources and the Environment, Robert Persaud said that the report of the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission officers who went to Curacao to trace the origins of gold seized from a fishing boat has provided no new insight and that the team was not able to find the Guyanese crewmembers.
Speaking to this newspaper yesterday afternoon, Persaud said that the report has been forwarded to the relevant agencies for their attention. "[The report] has provided no new insights on origin [of the gold]," Persaud said. "The team reported that the location of the crew could not be determined," said Persaud.
The team had gone to the Dutch-speaking island to conduct their investigation into whether the gold originated from Guyana.
There had been earlier speculation that the gold might have been taken to Suriname and mixed with the precious metal from that country and then exported purportedly as having originated from Suriname.
On Wednesday another suspect was arrested in Curacao in connection with the US$11.5 million gold heist from the Guyana-registered cargo ship almost two months ago.
on Wednesday revealed that the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission (GGMC) report compiled by its officers will not be presented to the public.
It was revealed that the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Environment will now use the report for its own edification and to share with local police to plan on the next move.
Curacao police spokesperson Reggie Huggins had told Stabroek News on Wednesday that a businessman was added to the list of those arrested for the heist.
Searches of the home of this person unearthed a large quantity of cash and he is to remain locked up while the Police carry out investigations to determine his role in the heist.
Six other persons implicated in the snatching of US$11.5 million worth of gold bars were recently told that they will have to spend an additional 60 days locked up until the investigation is completed on the island.
Huggins reiterated what he said from the beginning of the investigation which is that he did not know nor was he interested in the Guyanese crew as they were ruled out as suspects.
Stabroek News learnt that the Police there would not release the names of the crewmembers, since they stated that the investigation was a sensitive one.
However, a crew member who gave his name as Raymond Emmanuel had reportedly told the Associated Press that the crew left Guyana on November 26, bound for Curacao. AP had also reported Public Relations Officer of the Public Prosecutor's office in Curacao Norman Serphos reaffirming what Huggins had said, that they did not confiscate the boat and that if the crew wanted to leave they were free do to so.
From the inception, observers had pointed out that the crew members were pivotal to the investigation into the origin of the gold but the government here seemed disinterested in gaining access to them.
Police Commissioner Leroy Brumell had told Stabroek News that the boat was last in Guyana on June 19 last year.
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The yarn is a plied 2 strands of
hand spun. One a fine black merino and the other a first cross grey over dyed with green.
The vest appeared a week ago Sunday during a clean out of the shed. Amazing what you find!
Close inspection reveals ribbing, seed stitch, basket stitch and garter stitch.
Now this is IMPORTANT stuff . Don't forget it. O.K.?That's NOT my vest.
Where's MY vest???
It's been to the washing machine on hot . I decided that I wasn't going to unpick it for the yarn or it would have already happened so..... Into the machine for felting.
It sure did felt . i.e. shrink in all directions.
The side seam is now 9" instead of 15 "
The patterns I worked so diligently to knit are unrecognisable (mushed together) .
Well what did I expect ? That's what happens when you wash wool at 90 deg. c. for 1/12hrs.
But Wait
That's not my vest!
My vest is green tweed not a pinkie brown.
Since I was felting I threw in the red wool skirt from the op shop.
The little dolls jumper shows the original tweed.
Underneath is the FELTED skirt and a sample of the original color.
At least the over dyed red is reasonably even.
My thoughts on what to do next include more messing about to make a bag.
I'll keep you posted on the search for My Vest.
Friday, September 24, 2010
Messing About or That's Not My Vest
That's not my vest
It is too small
It used to be my vest a couple decades ago. I spun the wool and knitted the vest when U shaped necklines were popular.
I have had a good week letting technology alter my hand work. So.K. I went to the park.
Hope you all have a good weekend and enjoy the unexpected.
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Twinkle Twinkle
Twinkle twinkle my little stars are a the stitching I've managed in the past couple weeks.
Wednesday this week was a trip to see dinosaur bones. I did manage to cover enough diamonds during the train trip for 2 stars in between questions and oh Grama look.
Happy to have done some stitching also known in our house as threading Don't ask my ? Took me awhile to work it out LOL.
As promised a few shots of the groups quilts for CWA Awareness Day
The hanging was being done around us.
Sunday, September 5, 2010
One Finish
My finish for the week drum roll No not the quilt. The hanging sleeve LOL. Gotchya
The quilt was completed about 5 years ago. It is the second hexagon quilt I started and the first one completed. The first one started is growing for One Flower Wednesday.Wednesday the 8Th of Sept is information day for CWA (Country Women's Association)
My quilting group are all members and have use of wonderful facilities.
We are having an open morning with a display of the things we do.
I'm hanging this quilt and one I made for 25Th Wedding Anniversary.
Two small hand felted bags I made a few years ago. Sometimes I do other things and these will also be on display.
Yes I plan on taking photos. DGS will be good for a short time and a cookie. Also the promise of checking out the BIG planes at the air force base should help improve the excursion from his view point.
Yes I plan on taking photos. DGS will be good for a short time and a cookie. Also the promise of checking out the BIG planes at the air force base should help improve the excursion from his view point.
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Dear Friends a good weekend to all. Terry
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I do not have the words to pay tribute to my friend.
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Failing Masterfully
The big F: not freedom nor France nor finance nor whatever else is going through those sordid Dallas brains. They're talkin' failure, and maybe a comment or two on freedom.
The University of Texas at Dallas presents an innovative exhibit we're willing to bet the good ole deans aren't entirely supportive of. After ballsy past exhibits--like the one that brought national graffiti artists in to tag the entire gallery--UTD (and more specifically exhibit curator Brandon Kennedy and senior lecturer Greg Metz) earns some points for matchmaking a blind date between the school and envelope-pushing art yet again.
capital f is a collection of work from artists such as Metz, sage in the world of face-slapping sculpture and installation; debase comedian Neil Hamburger and painter-cum-accidental photographer Ed Blackburn. The exhibit addresses failure in relation to the role it plays in creative and critical methods in art.
capital f runs through April 19 in the Visual Arts Building gallery at the University of Texas at Dallas, 2601 N. Floyd Road, Richardson. Admission is free. Call 972-UTD-ARTS.
Works in capital f take on failed diplomacy, failure in connecting with a live audience, the inability to fail when it is a goal to do so and even failure when one discovers that another artist has beat him to the artistic punch. Metz says the show as a whole looks at the way "failure acts as the mother of invention." His own work, "Sleeping Dogs Lie," targets failed diplomacy in terms of homeland security and the current focus on fuel. Using duct tape and plastic, Metz constructed an American flag and positioned it between a leak he manufactured in the ceiling and a dog painting made of axle-bearing grease on the floor. There's no telling when the flag will break, or what besides the oily dog might be underneath.
With works ranging from a revolutionary essay to original audio remix to mixed media, capital f might just be required reading, listening and viewing. And everyone knows what kind of grade you get when you don't do your homework.
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BERLIN -- Not everything was better in the good old days, but some things were certainly simpler. Today there is often no clear boundary between work and leisure time, for instance.
When the workday at grandpa's workplace was over, it generally meant that grandpa's workday was done. Those day are gone. Wolfgang Panter, president of the Association of German Business and Company Doctors, points to "a blurring of the boundary between work and leisure time." And where there is no boundary, there is no leisure time. Even politicians have taken up the issue. Ursula von der Leyen, Germany's federal minister of labor and social affairs, recently called for a clear separation of working hours and free time. Panter said it was helpful in this regard to set clear rules for oneself, such as the times during the weekend when logging on to the company intranet is strictly taboo, and when to switch off the mobile phone in the evening. Checking one's emails shortly before bedtime is not a good idea, he warned. People usually sleep better if they resist the temptation. Workplace stress is on the rise. According to Germany's Federal Chamber of Psychotherapists, more and more employees in Germany are taking sick leave because of mental health problems, which now account for 12.5 percent of all absences. The number of sick days due to burnout syndrome has seen a particularly sharp rise — from 0.6 days per 100 insured employees in 2004 to nine days in 2011. Hardly any reliable data exists on the degree to which workplace stress has increased, noted Birgit Koeper, a staff member at Germany's Federal Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. She said the increase in mental stress and mental health problems in the workplace was beyond dispute, but noted that "stress is also a subjective phenomenon." While much progress has been made in occupational safety and health, Koeper added, companies have so far done little to prevent the new health risks to their employees. In Panter's view, one reason for the rise in mental stress is the shortening of the work-week in recent decades. This means that employees have less time to do their jobs, which meanwhile have increased enormously in complexity. What is more, Panter said, the modern work culture demands constant accessibility — not from all employees, but from a growing number of them. He said he was convinced that bosses who were accustomed to being reachable almost always by phone passed on this behaviour to their subordinates. Mobile working and having flexible working hours also has advantages, of course, said career coach Svenja Hofert. "That's exactly what many employees want," she remarked, noting that it was nothing special in the IT industry, for example. "A lot of people there think a 9-to-4 core time is stupid." The consequence, however, is more working time, she said. Furthermore, not everyone is adept at self-organization, so working hours can quickly add up and drive out all leisure time.
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- Integrate the new SQL query for turnovers and rebounds into existing Super Shot Search SQL (SSSSQL). (30 minutes)
- Display the filtered data on my Super Shot Search (SSS) web site. (20 minutes)
- If I get that done in a reasonable time, look into getting the rebound data for all teams in tabular form with a quick query. (30 minutes)
- If that gets done, add a UI for it on SSS.
- Ignore twitter.
- Don't spend more time blogging than coding.
I just opened up my usual MySql IDE, MySql Workbench, but then remembered there's a much nicer IDE called HeidiSQL which has table and field auto-completion which should really be a standard for any IDE. So let's install that. (Took 2 minutes to install and configure and run...sweet) Oh cool HeidiSQL even shows the size on disk of the tables in your schemas. Wicked....Looking at the code and I should have commented which is the working piece of code and a data set to compare it too...I'm running some of these queries and they are taking a long time which makes me think I need a new computer...So I think I have a working query but I need to compare it to a game...so opening up a play-by-play, and I'll compare my calculated results with what's on paper. Well I couldn't believe there were no rebounds in this game for Toronto, but I checked the play by play and there were none. Now checking Buffalo's..they have exactly 1 rebound. Well, that's a large enough sample size to check :).
Rebound times for all teams
This was more interesting to me than adding the UI, so I did this yet. First, a note on performance. I went from a query that was wrong, and took 55 s, to a correct query that took 4 s, to an even better query that takes a half of a second, to a query for all teams that takes 51 seconds (performance will be better on a production database). The obvious clue I missed when designing the query was you just have to check the play immediately before a short or goal: if that play was a shot, and the time is less than 3 seconds, that is a rebound.
What teams got the most rebounds last season?
Rebounds | Team |
146 | Colorado Avalanche |
143 | San Jose Sharks |
140 | Philadelphia Flyers |
138 | Carolina Hurricanes |
128 | Los Angeles Kings |
122 | St. Louis Blues |
117 | Phoenix Coyotes |
114 | Calgary Flames |
114 | New Jersey Devils |
112 | Pittsburgh Penguins |
111 | New York Islanders |
105 | Montreal Canadiens |
103 | Florida Panthers |
103 | New York Rangers |
102 | Chicago Blackhawks |
99 | Winnipeg Jets |
94 | Minnesota Wild |
94 | Boston Bruins |
93 | Ottawa Senators |
93 | Columbus Blue Jackets |
92 | Buffalo Sabres |
86 | Tampa Bay Lightning |
84 | Nashville Predators |
83 | Anaheim Ducks |
79 | Washington Capitals |
77 | Edmonton Oilers |
76 | Vancouver Canucks |
74 | Dallas Stars |
72 | Toronto Maple Leafs |
71 | Detroit Red Wings |
I don't see much correlation between good teams and getting rebounds...That's all for tonight.


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Promo pics of James Marsters in 'Warehouse 13'.
His episode should air on April 29th.
I haven't seen James in anything since Supernatural so..am I wrong in thinking he was dressed up just like this on that show?
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Delta Goodrem unreleased tapes dispute
Delta | ||||
Demo album by Delta Goodrem | ||||
Released | Unreleased | |||
Recorded | June 1999 – June 2000 | |||
Genre | Pop | |||
Label | Empire Records | |||
Producer | Trevor Carter Paul Higgins |
Delta Goodrem chronology | ||||
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Herald Sun | [1] |
The Delta Goodrem unreleased tapes dispute involves unreleased material recorded by Australian singer-songwriter Delta Goodrem in 1999 and 2000. Goodrem recorded thirteen tracks for an album given the working title Delta while signed to an artist development deal with the small independent label Empire Records. In 2004, after Goodrem had achieved mainstream success, Empire's owners attempted to shop the recordings to other labels, though Goodrem objected. The dispute led to a lawsuit, which was settled in mediation to the effect that the recordings would remain unreleased.[2]
When Goodrem was 15 years old, her first manager Glenn Wheatley signed her to an artist development deal with independent label Empire Records, to see if she possessed potential as a recording artist. Between June 1999 to June 2000, she worked with producers Paul Higgins and Trevor Carter on thirteen tracks for an album called Delta, which saw "an ambitious 15-year-old keen to emulate the pop sound of the Spice Girls, Britney Spears and Mandy Moore."[3] Most tracks were written by Carter, although Goodrem did co-write a couple of tracks including the sole-penned "Love". Goodrem did a photoshoot for the album (some of the photos have surfaced), and recorded a home-made style music video for the song "Say" which has since leaked onto the internet.[4] Higgins took the album to Roadshow, who offered to market and distribute the album, but the deal was knocked back by Goodrem's parents. In September 2000, Goodrem signed to Sony Music and the album was shelved. A year later, Goodrem released her debut single "I Don't Care" and in late 2002, released her breakthrough international hit "Born to Try", with many number ones to follow.
In March 2004, while Goodrem was undergoing cancer treatment for Hodgkins disease, Higgins and Carter announced plans to release the album. They would shop the album around and begin a bidding war amongst record companies.[3] After the overwhelming success of Goodrem's debut album Innocent Eyes, which sold over 4.5 million copies worldwide, industry experts expected that bidding for the album could attract figures anywhere between $1.5 million and $15 million.[5] When Goodrem and her family disapproved of the album's release, a lawsuit was filed. Goodrem's lawyers claimed the album was made up of unfinished demo recordings which were not fit for commercial release.[5] After much coverage in the media, the case was settled in mediation. In exchange for not releasing the album, Higgins and Carter received an unspecified payout.[6]
Song titles[edit]
- "Do It All" (Trevor Carter)
- "Do You Still Love Me" (Carter)
- "Don't Turn the Music Down"
- "Emotions"
- "Heart of Gold" (Carter)
- "Holding On"
- "Just Blame Me" (Delta Goodrem/Carter) – Original version written solely by Goodrem.
- "Promise"
- "Love" (Goodrem)
- "Say" (Carter)
- "Spirit"
- "Take It or Leave It"
- "The Flame" (Carter)
- "Time Ticks" (Goodrem)
- "What Kind of Girl"
- "Wildest Dreams"[1]
- ^ a b Saturday Herald Sun "Delta's dawn" by Nui Te Koha, April 4, 2004.
- ^ Browne, Rachel (August 1, 2004) "Delta's legal quickstep" Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved March 12, 2014.
- ^ a b Sunday Herald Sun "Delta's secret songs surface" by Nui Te Koha, March 28, 2004.
- ^ "Delta's secret video on net". Herald Sun. Retrieved July 5, 2007.
- ^ a b "Secret Delta Blues," by Nui Te Koha. Herald Sun, October 2004.
- ^ Weathering the storm Sydney Morning Herald, 02.04.08.


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Inflation and Labour Market Adjustment
The implications of downward nominal and ex ante real wage rigidity,and of wage contracting for the dispersion of relative wage changes in the presence of price inflation are examined. Rigidity implies that unexpected inflation will raise the variability of relative wage changes; contracting implies unexpected inflation reduces variability. Using data on manufacturing industries for 1955-81, and on private nonfarm industries for1965-81,these hypotheses are studied. The dispersion in relative wage cnanges is reduced by greater price inflation. Most of the reduction is a response to unexpected inflation: Expected inflation has little impact on dispersion.These findings hold for subperiods within the sample, and are robust to different choices of measures of price expectations,including those of the Livingston survey, the Survey Research Center household data, and ARMA forecasts. They stand in striking contrast to the commonly accepted result that price inflation is associated with greater dispersion of relative price changes. They suggest that inflation reduces the ability of relative wages to signal disequilibria among labor markets.
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One of the first steps in preparing to go to college is choosing which test to take—the ACT or SAT. Read on for a rundown of the differences between these harbingers of fate.
1. The Standards: The purpose of both tests is to provide colleges with a common standard with which to compare all applicants. The ACT covers four subjects (English, mathematics, reading, and science) and includes an optional writing portion. The SAT has three subjects (math, critical reading, and writing) plus a mandatory essay.
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Fly Me to the Moon Saloon
Categories: Live Music, Cocktails
Fly Me To The Moon Saloon has been a live music venue in Telluride for over 30 years. Now newly remodeled, the music and the vibe are better than over. Fly Me To The Moon hosts both regional and national acts. Phish, Widespread Panic and Blues Traveler are just a few of the names to grace the state.


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I just had my 2004 GMC Safari tuned up with new plugs & wires and it is now knocking during highway driving acceleration as well as sometimes during acceleration from a stop. What would cause this? Something not done properly by the mechanic tuning it? It didn't knock before it was tuned.
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Muslims in Mannaar expose systemic inability of SL State in delivering justice to victims
Muslims in Mannaar expose systemic inability of SL State in delivering justice to victims
11 SLA killed in Mannaar - LTTE[TamilNet, Friday, 29 February 2008, 17:41 GMT]Liberation Tigers Operations Command in Mannaar said Friday that 11 Sri Lanka Army (SLA) soldiers were killed and many wounded when Liberation Tigers of Tamileelam (LTTE) recaptured a position at Pa'ndivirichchaan Friday morning between 5:00 and 6:30 a.m. Meanwhlie, an SLA Deep Penetration Unit (DPU) was confronted by the Tigers at Mu'l'likku'lam around 2:00 p.m. 2 Claymore mines were seized, the Tigers said. The SLA in Pa'ndivirichchaan captured an LTTE point. The Tigers within a few minutes launched a counter-attack and recaptured their point. The clash intensified as the SLA struggled to recover 3 of their dead soldiers, according to the Tigers. On Thursday, LTTE and SLA clashed for 45 minutes at Mu'l'likku'lam where the SLA has to abandon its attempt to advance. Another attempt by the SLA to advance at Pa'ndivirichchaan was thwarted Thursday around 2:00 p.m., after a clash that lasted for an hour. LTTE has not issued casualty details of their side. The SLA claimed that 4 Tigers were killed on Thursday in Mannaar and said Tiger casualties were higher in Vavuniyaa and Ma'nalaa'ru, saying a total of 45 Tigers were slain on Thursday alone. Only 14 SLA soldiers were wounded, according to the claims by the SLA. |
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According to TVLine, Girder is the alter ego of a recurring character named Tony Woodward. Tony was once a bully who used to pick on young Barry (Grant Gustin) back in school. He becomes Girder after the particle-accelerator explosion at Star Labs. The character is described as someone who is "a grinning lunkhead who loves destruction" and "an unstoppable force … who can transmute any part of his body into solid steel."
That could be problematic.
There is no casting announced for this role yet and it's not clear how close the show's Girder will be to the comics version — that villain fell into molten metal and emerged as an iron man impervious to everything but rust.
"The Flash" premieres Tuesday, Oct. 7 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on The CW.


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Genever Blush
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Genever, a distilled, grain-based spirit that originated in Holland, gives this pretty pink aperitif a light malty flavor. Gomme syrup, sometimes known as gum syrup, gives the drink a weightier texture; it's available at smallhandfoods.com.
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- 2/3 ounce genever
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Donaji & the Magical Poncho
This is the story of a fearless girl and her encounter with the wicked cold wind god
4.30 / 5.00 5,258 ViewsGreetings! it sure has been a long time since my last submission.
I had some (a lot) problems when making this, including a evil virus which virtually killed about 90% of the fla.s stored on my computer D:
But since I'm a godly being, I recovered this .fla and some other from it's claws of death (actually I just managed to save them in a external hard drive before the computer died on me).
Oh well, here it is, the sequel of the Ragnarok Onlide Destined Path series, I hope you like (love) it :D
Let's celebrate, since this is the first sequel I have ever managed to finish! oh yeah >:3
Well I will hold you no more, enjoy and hope to see you soon :D
P.S. you asking me about XM2 won't bring it sooner, just saying >:(
P.S.2. I like reviews >:0
An Ace Stuffed Soundly Down the Hole
I remember watching the first of this series not too long ago, and most of the details.This one, though, is an ace stuffed soundly down the hole, with a few minor breaks and bends.
The graphics are good, better than most though not perfect, and not to hard to pull off. I thought your voice actors were good, but it's very rare that you get perfection- the guy who played your Assassin Cross , though, was goddamn amazing. Everyone else's acting sounded a little forced, but you take what you get and don't ask for more, right?
I found the joke about the priest cliche, and unoriginal, though this is an Anime in essence, so I can't say it was unexpected. You didn't put enough emphasis towards the joke to make it matter, though, so it seemed an after thought. The afterthought thing seemed to stick with your flash, too, because the sound effects weren't loud enough in the fight scene. I couldn't feel the hits, and so it made the fight a little less enthusiastic and far out.
Your story line seems just like any other action/adventure out there, with the great potential thing and how the assassins were just 'testing' them, and whenever they say that the main characters shrug off the brutal attack on their lives and follow the assassin like lambs to slaughter.
Overall, I liked it, but mostly for the action scene. The story is iffy, and the graphics are good. A few improvements here and some tweaks there, and you, sir, are a winner.
yeah O_o I understand your points and I recognize that the story was somewhat forced, but don't worry, I'm not sure what was I thinking a year ago (when the script was done) but be sure that it's being re written for the following episodes (as well as the cliché jokes).
A winner will be me :D
Nice Job, its alright
It was nice, awesome fight scene. Few things though:
I liked the characters and they're varied designs. Some Original designs for example that you gave the Sensie. Actually he reminds me of Kakashi, don't kno if ur a naruto fan though lol :p I've played Ragnorok like once so I'm not sure how the plot goes. The sounds could use a bit o work, voice acting could have been better at least in one scene where Sin-X and Sensie where about to fight just need to fix that audio overlap. Your style of animation is cool escpecially in your XM project.
The only thing i would say that needs improvement would be the voice acting and plot (like I said I haven't played the game so...) Other than that Keep up the good work. No rush on ur XM2 to be honest I thought you were done with xm altogether.
Great fighting scenes! Very good with the mixing of magic and fighting between the two assassins. Cant wait till the next one comes out!
One of the best videos ever in 2008
This must have taken you a while and its worth making. The action was pretty cool and I hope you are able to make more. Nice music as well and you are one of the worlds best flash makers ever. Everyone loves your art work as well. Even Xionic Madness people loved it.The characters were very nice as well. This shall be treasured forever. In time we hope you earn more free time and keep up this awsome work.
Very Good!!!
Wow one of the best ragnarok flash here on NG.Love everything...looking forward on the nxt eps.hope you can add a novice there.. :)


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Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Bad Mother by Ayelet Waldman
by Ayelet Waldman
May 5th 2009 by Broadway
Hardcover, 224 pages
0385527934 (isbn13: 9780385527934)
rating: 3 of 5 stars
"The morning after my wedding, my husband, Michael, and I, were lying on a vast expense of white linen in the bridal suite of Berkeley's oldest hotel; engaging in a romantic tradition of newlyweds the world over: counting our loot."
(I didn't realize until halfway through this book that the above-named Michael is Michael Chabon. Don't tell Moonie. Waldman also went to law school with some guy named Barack Obama.)
Given the humorous quote on the front of the ARC I received, I expected Bad Mother to be equally humorous, possibly irreverent, and even somewhat flippant. That's not, however, how it begins. Ayelet Waldman comes out swinging every ounce of intellectual muscle she's got; she's a formidable contender. Bad Mother starts out less as a book of humor than as a feminist critique, almost scholarly and certainly political, of current expectations of women who are mothers. With humor thrown in. (A similar tactic is used by Jessica Valenti to soften the serious message in Full Frontal Feminism.)
Waldman sets up her book with a chapter about "bad mothers," mothers like the the woman Waldman reprimanded on the bus who was yanking her daughter's hair as she braided it. Why do we obsess over "bad mothers"? (Besides the fact that "worrying about egregious freak-show moms like Wendy Cook and Britney Spears distracts us from the fact that, for example, President George W. Bush cheerfully vetoed a law that would have provided health insurance to four million uninsured children.) By defining for us the kind of mothers we're not, they make it easier for us to stomach what we are.
Waldman informally polled her friends to find definitions of Good Mothers and Good Fathers. A definition of a Good Mother always involved self-abnegation: "she is able to figure out how to carve out time for herself without detriment to her children's feelings of self-worth." The same people "had no trouble defining what it meant to be a Good Father. A Good Father is characterized quite simply by his presence."
She ends the first chapter with a question. "Can't we just try to give ourselves and each other a break?" My good postmodern deconstructionist self cheered. My brain and my heart were engaged. I settled in for more discussion, re-thinking, and questions to spur us toward a new paradigm of expectations for motherhood.
After such an auspicious beginning, Bad Mother rolls into territory that is more memoir/social commentary, territory that is humorous, irreverent, and, at times, flippant. Waldman spends the remaining seventeen chapters self-consciously bragging about what a fabulous partner and father Chabon is, enumerating what she perceives as her failures as a mother, and offering the mechanisms she used to cope with the fact of these "failures."
The underlying message from Waldman is: "Here are the terrible things I've done – just be glad you haven't done anything this bad." After the conclusion to that first chapter, I'd hoped that Waldman would be proposing a different way of thinking; an entirely different way of analyzing motherhood.
Granted, Waldman's commentaries and anecdotes are both poignant and hilarious. ("A Good Mother doesn't resent looking up from her novel to examine a child's drawing.") She's a hell of a writer. From opinions about breast feeding and Attachment Parenting and sending snacks to preschool, to her own stories about terminating a pregnancy and about revelations concerning her own mother's parenting style, Waldman's rich writing moves along smoothly, like a bottle pouring a nice merlot. It's certainly a book worth reading.
I wouldn't buy this book for your own mother, but it would make a great gift between (or among) girlfriends, or for someone who considers Michael Chabon her secret boyfriend. And, unless you live in Berkeley (as Waldman does, and reminds her reader…frequently) or Boulder, it would surely spark heated discussion in a book or moms' club. And even if you're not in love with Michael Chabon, I dare you to admit that there's not some part of you that wants to be as wise and funny and erudite as Waldman when you grow up.
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I reviewed this one a couple of weeks ago, and I've edited my post to add a link to your review. I liked the book more than I expected to, and I think Waldman's writing has a lot to do with that. (The fact that I'm also secretly in love with her husband seems like it would push me in the other direction, but no...) I agree that it would be excellent book-club material.
ReplyDeleteAerin, I would like you to please revisit your above post very closely and reconsider the word "considers" as in "considers Michael Chabon her secret boyfriend..." which implies some kind of perspective or judgment which is JUST not applicable.
Also, thanks for the review! I read the NYT review, which ripped it to shreds in a disjointed an ambivalent way ("I really wanted to hate this book. And I did! Ayelet complains about her sagging boobs! How boring. But hey, wait, are my boobs sagging, too?! I wish she weren't right!" ad infinitum). Better to have a personal take.
So have you read LOVE AND OTHER IMPOSSIBLE PURSUITS? I felt about it much the way the NYT felt about BAD MOTHER.


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Today was my father-in-law's birthday, and we completely forgot. It's just another stupid thing I've done this week. I can't keep anything straight and keep making the dumbest mistakes. I don't remember being this flaky when I was pregnant with Bird. Maybe I should check my archives.
I teach on Wednesday afternoons, getting done at 5:30. Tonight, I finished up and asked Papa if he was going to stay for dinner. He said he would if he was invited. Of course he was. He had picked Lovely up from school and brought her home. Then the two of them were helping with Bird while I finished teaching. Dinner was the least I could do. Except that I had completely forgotten that he eats with us every other Wednesday, and had only thawed two chicken breasts for dinner.
Luckily, while Papa and Bird were in the other room, Lovely said quietly to me, "Did you know today is Papa's birthday?"
Oh, crap. I had forgotten. Totally forgotten. I started to cry. It's my job to remember these things, and if we don't celebrate Papa's birthday, then who will? I felt awful.
Here's where I got creative. Perhaps I should have just told him that I forgot both dinner and his birthday and moved on, but I just couldn't. I cut the chicken into tenderloins so that it could be shared by all of us. I pulled the turnips from last week and this week's CSA delivery and roasted them all. I tossed in some of the green onions, and steamed the greens from the turnips to bed it all on. Then, just in case, I heated up some English peas, because I didn't think Papa liked greens very much. While all of that was going, I made a chocolate chip pound cake, but poured it in a sheet cake pan so it would bake faster.
After everything in the kitchen was put together and the table set, I ran upstairs and raided the stocking stuffers I had already bought for him. I pulled the movie that was supposed to go in his stocking and wrapped it for his birthday instead. I can always buy another movie before Christmas. I put it on the table in front of his place.
A phone call to Kevin while he was commuting home served as a warning that we had forgotten Papa's birthday, but don't let on.
We sang to him. Even Bird helped out by wishing him, "Happy DAY! Happy DAY cake!!!" He opened his present. Then we said good night and bid farewell.
I'm too chicken to ask him if he could tell we forgot. I hope that he didn't. Because forgetting his birthday is not how we really feel about him. You don't forget the birthdays of people you love. And we love our Papa.
Next year I'll make it up to him. I hope.


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Fri 23, Sat 24 & Sun 25 June (Sunday 2 pm)
7 – 8:30 pm / All ages
'O Halflins an Hecklers an Weavers an Weemin'
Written by John Quinn, directed and performed by ZeroThreeFifteen Theatre Company
We are delighted to premiere a new play in the High Mill this summer. This Dundonian delight is the true tale of Jute; the making of money, mill girls and men. Not to be missed – the play will be accompanied with music by Alice Marra, Loads O' Weemin Singin and the Lochee Linties.
£5/£3.50 concession / booking essential.
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In this episode, we talk with Marla O'Donnell of Chimps, Inc., a sanctuary in Central Oregon that shelters abused or abandoned chimpanzees that were part of the entertainment industry or pet trade. Chimps, Inc. recently took in a new resident, CJ, and Marla tells us CJ's story and gives us an update on how she's fitting in with her new family.
We also talk with Bend resident Heather Kennedy, fresh from her first year as a camp counselor at YEA Camp, a fun and enriching vegan leadership summer camp for teens. And Paul Seymour sings about what will happen, "When the World is Vegan."
And, of course, we highlight the latest News from the Vegan Frontier, let you know about vegan related happenings in and around Central Oregon, and more!


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Brain cells can sometimes resemble vegetables thanks to contemporary research methodologies. Pictured is a broccoli-shaped brain cell grown in the lab. Known as astrocytes because they also resemble stars, these are the most common cell type in the central nervous system. In addition to providing nutrients for other brain cells, they also play a role in repair. Scientists found that after injury, radial glial cells (RGLs), a type of stem cell found in the brain and spinal cord, could mature into one of three different cell types, including astrocytes Each RGL can also self-renew, or copy itself and so replenish damaged tissue. Knowing how brain stem cells mature will hopefully prompt the development of new ways to treat diseases of the central nervous system.
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Maxi Skirt Tutorial
This maxi skirt uses your own measurment, no pattern required. It has a flat elastic waist and is very simple to sew.
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