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Dah's SA returns
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Josh Todd Of Buckcherry Talks New Album With Underkill TV [VIDEO]
Underkill TV recently talked to Buckcherry frontman Josh Todd at the Hard Rock Hell festival, at Hafan-y-Mor Holiday Camp in North Wales, United Kingdom which you can check out here.
"Confessions" is the latest album from Buckcherry and is set for a February 13th release date. "Gluttony" is the first single off the new album and I am very impressed with the track.
I am very stoked to hear the rest of the album if "Gluttony" is a taste of what the rest of the album sounds like.
Check out the interview and maybe we can get Buckcherry here very soon.
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"Be very suspicious."
That was the warning given by Gov. Chris Christie at a June 26 town hall meeting in Ocean County in regard to Democratic legislators' promise to cut taxes if revenue targets are met in the coming months.
Following that advice, the Republican governor suggested that Democratic state Sen. Paul Sarlo had broken a promise not to have any tax hikes in the new state budget.
"Oh, and by the way, that same senator, Paul Sarlo, chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, who said in February on NJTV, 'there will be no tax increases in this budget,' voted – voted the other night in the Senate Budget Committee to raise income taxes $800 million," said Christie, according to a video posted June 26 on YouTube.
Did Sarlo vow to not include tax hikes in the new state budget and, about four months later, vote to raise taxes?
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text: Culture 13 November 1998 Commentary - Make it strange, make it new George Walden, writing in the <em>NS </em>last week, lamented the inertia of our contemporary cultur Sign up for our weekly email * Art forms have to take their turns in the sun. Cultural studies departments and the weekend supplements might have us believe that the arts are some kind of homogenised, easily consumable whole, but history tells us that different arts flourish and decline at different moments. Take contemporary Britain. Painting, if you believe George Walden, is meant to be senile, if not dead. Poetry has become a second-rate performance art. Yet British theatre, after more than a decade of moronic Lloyd-Webberisation, is regaining vitality. And a handful of British architects have been designing buildings which might just be the most original this country has produced since the 14th century. The novel, meanwhile, which enjoys a curious, perhaps undeserved primacy in British cultural life, has fragmented into genre. The grind of the corporate publishing machine has turned fiction into the literary equivalent of Victorian hack painting. Aga sagas and historical novels replicate the popular success once enjoyed by shaggy cattle in Highland landscapes and tiddly cardinals playing leapfrog, leaving the big names of so-called literary fiction seemingly incapable of finding the new forms, or even the will, to confront the elusive complexities of contemporary life. The great British postmodern novel remains resolutely unwritten, perhaps even unpublishable. Yet anyone still mad enough to attempt it could do worse than seek inspiration, not from contemporary fiction, but from the one art form that has found a language for dealing with millennial realities in a new and dynamic way: sculpture. Damien Hirst, Marc Quinn, Rachel Whiteread and the rest of the young(ish) British sculptors presently sunning themselves on the beach towel of international fame are, as we know, a controversial bunch. Sceptics dismiss Hirst and Quinn in particular as latter-day freak showmen whose work is yet another fatuous manifestation of the Britpop fashion industry. Duchamp has done it all before, they point out; and doubtless they regard Hirst's baleful partnership with restaurateur Marco Pierre White as final confirmation that this was nothing more than a passing triumph of style over content. Yet there are people who think these artists are for real. Sure, Duchamp has done it all before; sure, there is an enormous amount of hype involved (the contemporary art world thrives on little else). But anyone who saw Whiteread's House before it was pulled down, or Ron Mueck's Dead Dad at the Royal Academy's Sensation show (which is currently the talk of Berlin), or Marc Quinn's polyurethane Stripped hanging from the rafters of a disused brewery must have recognised that something interesting was happening. While contemporary novelists such as Martin Amis and Ian McEwan retreat to the comforting circumscriptions of the detective and thriller genres, contemporary British sculptors are grappling with authentic existential dilemmas: bodily disintegration (Hirst's formaldehydes); the process of dying (Quinn's organic self-portraits); the death of memory itself (Whiteread's cast voids). And they are doing so not with description, but with three-dimensional metaphors of unusual simplicity and power. So at a time when the British novel is becoming ever more feebly prosaic - the very term "literary fiction" is an admission of defeat (can you imagine House being called "arty sculpture"?) - contemporary sculptors have used the rawest materials of life and death to make a new kind of metaphysical poetry. After all, as Rilke once observed, poem means "made thing"; and these pieces with their dynamic use of new "unartistic" materials, do have a quality of "madeness" that sets them apart from the lifeless white gallery spaces they inhabit. This is not just a matter of style. Hirst, Quinn and Whiteread have created completely new forms of art, which appear as exhilaratingly incongruous as Duchamp's ready-mades and Epstein's Rock Drill must once have appeared in the 1910s. There is nothing new in this. Early 15th-century Florence produced Donatello, Brunelleschi and Masaccio, but no lasting vernacular literature. Compare the dynamic modernist response of artists such as Wadsworth, Nevinson and Nash to the first world war with the Georgian traditionalism of the "war poets". Britain might have dignified its dead with some uniquely beautiful cemeteries, but it can't boast a fictional monument to the conflict that compares with, say, A Farewell to Arms, All Quiet on the Western Front or Celine's Journey to the End of the Night. Unless you read Ford Madox Ford's The Good Soldier (1915) as a prescient metaphor for the war, the events in Europe from 1914-18 utterly defeated contemporary British fiction as a subject. Will the closing years of the 20th century defeat it in a similar way? Duchamp once said that as a painter it was much better to be influenced by a writer than another painter. Perhaps British novelists should invert Duchamp's cue and listen to Michael Craig-Martin, inspirational tutor at Goldsmiths' College: "Make art that has something to say, make it in a new way, and engage in the contemporary world." Subscribe from just £1 per issue This article first appeared in the 13 November 1998 issue of the New Statesman, Why gays become politicians More


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Offshore oil helicopter operator Bristow Group is retrofitting all 44 of its helicopters with Rockwell Collins Tcas II systems. Working with the avionics manufacturer, Bristow has already retrofitted the Collins TTR-4000 Tcas II system on 24 of its helicopters. Within the next year Rockwell Collins is to install its next-generation TTR-4100, which adds traffic computer capability and enables ADS-B IN applications, on 20 of Bristow's helicopters. Rockwell Collins's Tcas II is certified for industry-standard "unknown vibration levels," meaning it can be installed in any helicopter.


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Noted about the pick being in 2014, which makes the deal a bit more appealing. Hayward will be making $3.4M next season, then has a QO of $4.7M - I'm not sure I'd be in favor of paying Hayward possibly $5M+ per season. If the Raps are just looking for a salary dump for Gay, then it's not a bad deal, especially since Hayward could likely be flipped pretty easily right away or next offseason.
The bolded part is one of the reasons I keep going back to DeRozan as the team's primary trade asset. Yes Gay is older and yes Gay is overpaid, but I have a hard time seeing him return equal relative value to what DeRozan would return. Trading DeRozan would be about addding an asset for now and the future, whereas trading Gay would likely be more about dumping salary and adding a cheap risk/reward prospect (exactly what Memphis did).
I'm super curious to find out what direction Ujiri is planning to take this franchise! It will certainly help focus some of the discussion around RR, once we know whether we're looking at rebuild, retool or some sort of hybrid of the two.
seriously. I can't stop going over and over scenarios in my head.
What gives me promise of an easy mind soon is he said it would be easy to tell what direction they were going in soon enough. Almost makes you wonder if there is something lined up.
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Man held over Co Down school damage
A man has been arrested after a special school in Co Down sustained £30,000 worth of damage.
Both Knockevin Special School in Downpatrick and buses it uses to transport pupils were damaged in the incident.
The buses have been left unfit for use by the school.
The 23-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of burglary in connection with the incident.
Police have appealed for anyone with information to contact them.
South Down MP Margaret Ritchie said those responsible for the damage were heartless and had shown a total disregard for the educational wellbeing of the vulnerable children who attended the school.
"This attack deprives the pupils of necessary facilities and places a heavy burden on an already overstretched education budget," said the SDLP representative.
"One hopes that the school environment can return to some normality as soon as possible.
"I commend the staff for all their hard work as they attempt to resume the school week. The parents of the young people who attend Knockevin will no doubt be upset at any disruption caused to their children's education.
"This attack represents not just an attack on the school, but also on the wider community. I would urge anyone who may have seen anything suspicious at the school over the weekend to come forward and help the police with their enquiries."


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Clippers Coach Doc Rivers had implored his team to "embrace" how difficult it would be to defeat a Pistons team dealing with a five-game losing streak and struggling all season.
Sure enough, it wasn't until the fourth quarter the Clippers finally broke free from Detroit, and even then their 104-98 victory over the Pistons at the Palace of Auburn Hills on Wednesday night wasn't easy.
It took Jamal Crawford scoring 14 of his team-high 25 points in the fourth quarter for the Clippers to improve to 4-1 on a seven-game trip.
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Port Mann bridge bit needed a rephrasing - after all, the actual countries have a land borderwith each other: you could just stand on the line and hop instantly from India to China and back again.
True. I live in Vancouver, which is called "Hongcouver" by some. --Mathew Williams 07:26, 10 September 2007 (UTC)
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everyone knows what a vancouver is. this article's tone should probably be changed to making fun of da kine and the rest of the awesome commercial drive hippies and the large immigrant population... i once heard mountains + ocean + pot + hippies + that guy in front of you in line at Starbucks who gets the nonfat whipped cream with soy milk, free trade beans, and a biodegradable cup for $0.50 more and wears $200 sunglasses + ¼ of the total population of Hong Kong= Vancouver! 22.214.171.124 05:54, 24 May 2009 (UTC)


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SAN BERNARDINO >> A man was hospitalized after someone riding in a car on the Westside shot him just before 4 p.m. Saturday, according to authorities.
At least two men were walking home from a store when a car pulled near them and gunshots rang out, police said. One man was hit, possibly in the back, and his friend helped him toward a courtyard behind a row of homes in the 1600 block of Alturas Street, Lt. Travis Walker said at the scene.
Someone else drove the victim to a hospital to be treated for a single gunshot wound; he is expected to survive, Walker said.
When police arrived on scene, the victim's friend — identified as Travon Burton, 18, of San Bernardino — ran.
Police took him into custody at gunpoint and found an older-model, .22 caliber revolver in his waistband, Walker said.
Burton was arrested on suspicion of being a gang member in possession of a firearm.
The shooting suspect or suspects were not apprehended, and police did not release descriptions of the suspect or vehicle.
Uniformed police officers, members of the department's gang unit and a forensics technician processed the scene for more than 90 minutes under bright sunlight.
The forensics officer photographed 10 pieces of evidence — eight on the street and two in a driveway on the north side of Alturas — while gang officers spoke with Burton and checked him for tattoos.
Police say he identified himself as a member of the Projects, a street gang named after the Westside housing projects where Saturday's shooting occurred.
Police said Burton's friend, Enon Damon Edwards Jr., died March 5 after being shot two blocks away, outside a restaurant in the 800 block of Medical Center Drive. He was 20. Another 20-year-old man standing near Edwards that afternoon was also wounded in the drive-by.
On Saturday, a memorial of candles, liquor bottles, black bandanas and Bible passages in honor of Edwards — also known as Bubba — sat across the street from where he was shot.
Back at Saturday's crime scene, a woman, who asked not to be named, said she ran there after hearing gunshots, afraid her 11-year-old son might be the victim.
He wasn't, but the mother said violence persistently plagues her neighborhood.
"Our youth are dying out here," she said.


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After calls and letters from individuals and encouragement from Resource Center Dallas, Dallas County Community College District has apparently decided to put an amendment to its nondiscrimination policy on the January agenda. But in an email, DCCCD President Wright Lassiter said as far as the board is concerned, nondiscrimination is already policy.
The DCCCD board is considering adding gender identity and expression to its official written policy. Sexual orientation is already included.
RCD Communications and Advocacy Manager Rafael McDonnell sent Lassiter a letter that pointed out three places in the community college's policies where wording would need to change to make all nondiscrimination wording parallel. Erin Roberts, a member of RCD's transgender group GEAR, wrote to Lassiter that she has taken several courses at different DCCCD campuses.
While DCCCD legal counsel Robert J. Young originally said the college district would be covered under the city's nondiscrimination policy that includes gender identity, Roberts pointed out the "government entity exemption" written into the ordinance.
"As a former white male who lived unknowingly in a world of white male privilege even though I came from very humble origins, my eyes have been opened to many different human right struggles directly because of my personal experience with discrimination on the basis that I am transgender," Roberts wrote. "I am not less capable than before I came out. I am not less experienced. I do have much less opportunity to participate in the workforce. I am not hideous, outlandish, distracting, attention-seeking or disrespectful, but i am different. I am not able or willing to hide. The world will never get better for any of us that may be different in some way if we hide or accept that some how our differences not based on our performance, but based on perceptions of us should be allowed to justify preventing us from participating fully and contributing based on our abilities and talents to the work force and society at large."
Lassiter replied to both Roberts and McDonnell that non-discrimination based on gender identity is the policy at the trustee level.
"I wanted you to know that I am encouraging openness and fairness in our policy language," he wrote. "I have asked the board to take the time to give this full consideration and be in a position to make their position a matter of policy at the January board meeting. The messages that are being received are 'heard.' Throughout my tenure in the district I have endeavored to be as inclusive as possible — I hope this little message is helpful to you and others."
In a message to McDonnell later in the week, Lassiter said he wouldn't be able to get the matter on the December agenda but hoped to have it added to the January meeting.


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TDP leader Anam Vivekananda Reddy has made harsh comments against YSRCP Nagari MLA Roja for her alleged remarks against AP CM Chandrababu Naidu and TDP General Secretary and youth wing leader Nara Lokesh. Addressing the media, TDP leader alleged that Roja has been crossing her limits and making the controversial comments . He has warned Roja not to make such comments against them. Check out the video to explore more.


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Tomorrow Is Tonight For the Biggest Names in Comedy
The comedians were out in full effect at last night's 11th Annual "Tomorrow is Tonight" Gala to benefit Project ALS. Sarah Silverman and Jimmy Kimmel continued to stick together, which will only keep fueling the reports that they're back together. Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor looked happy as ever together while Jon Stewart kept people laughing from up on stage — I imagine there were a few politics jabs as they were missing last night's debate. Laughter might be the best medicine a lot of the time, but it's sweet to see all these funny men and women out to help find a cure for ALS.
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3 July 2012
The wifi is really fast in Harlem
Never mind I am here now! Did I mention it's hot? No hotter than an Australian summer but a bit of a shock when one comes from winter straight into a summer without the benefit of a fickle but helpfully transitional Spring.
So much to tell. But no photos until I get back as I don't have a computer with me. Harlem rocks, especially on a Sunday morning with all those gospel choirs on every corner. Central Park is deliciously green and cool in the shade, and enormous. Like, really rather enormous. I saw a blackbird there and today I saw two squirrels in Madison Square park and Sue nearly wet herself laughing at my squeals of delight and attempts to catch them on camera. She's skyping with her family as I type this and just about wetting herself all over again as she describes my squirrel-induced hysterics.
I can't quite process or articulate the experience of meeting blackbird after so many years but suffice to say it was strange and wonderful and familiar all at the same time. The day after next I shall sleep on her couch so I imagine it will cease being strange and just be wonderful and familiar.
Today was the flatiron building and the empire state building and the subway and the statue of liberty and the subway and Soho and skyping with our children and partners and mango and street food and blisters from all the walking and walking and the Village and weirdly flavoured cupcakes and scrumptious yarn from Purl Soho and did I mention it's hot?
As I type here in Harlem I can hear the whirr of the air conditioner (at 11pm), traffic, horns, voices, Skyping and the occasional rogue firework being let off. Probably illegally.
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Happy. So very happy for you. And give Sue and BB a big hug from me.
- Tuesday, 3 July 2012 at 13:44:00 GMT+10
- Janet said...
Gosh it all sounds so fabulously exotic! And warm! I miss warm - it is almost as cold as Melbourne gets this week. Loving the blog and facebook updates - what a treat for us. Hope the rest of the trip is without delays and blisters (elastoplast is the best remedy I have found)and just all the wonderful things xJ
- Tuesday, 3 July 2012 at 14:11:00 GMT+10
- Lynne said...
Sounds like you're having a wonderful time. Bring some heat home - it's way too cold here!
- Tuesday, 3 July 2012 at 14:20:00 GMT+10
- gis said...
It all sounds great and I hope your trips is fantastic.
I laughed quite a lot, because you remembered me of my first time in Melbourne, when I squealed in delight and always pointed to parrots and all birds to anybody I knew, and they looked at me with that strange gaze saying "what is all this fuss about?"......
- Tuesday, 3 July 2012 at 14:26:00 GMT+10
- Ali said...
Goodness - how much fun. Worth every moment of travel hassle.
- Tuesday, 3 July 2012 at 15:30:00 GMT+10
- Sue said...
I think it is hilarious that you can matter-of-factly say 'oh there was a kangaroo in the road today' on one blog post, and then get all excited by squirrels on the next one. You sound like you are having a marvellous time.
- Tuesday, 3 July 2012 at 15:56:00 GMT+10
- Stomper Girl said...
I thought squirrels were really cute when I went to New York a lifetime ago too. Sounds like you are having such a good time, despite the stinky heat. Love to Sue form me too xx.
- Tuesday, 3 July 2012 at 18:20:00 GMT+10
- Sarah said...
Come north 4 hours!! I want to meet you!
- Tuesday, 3 July 2012 at 19:55:00 GMT+10
- Lesley said...
Have fun on the Fourth! I don't know if those cool NY types go crrrrazy like the Californians, but it is a day unlike any other. Have a fab time. Hope you got the phone working okay!
- Tuesday, 3 July 2012 at 22:01:00 GMT+10
- willowcaroline said...
WOW! So close and yet so far... the heat is blistering here in NC as well - and we have squirrels abounding, come on down! Have a fabulous time in NY!
- Wednesday, 4 July 2012 at 04:14:00 GMT+10
- SmitoniusAndSonata said...
All sounds fabulous ! Lucky you !!
- Wednesday, 4 July 2012 at 04:28:00 GMT+10
- Jan said...
Ah... Welcome to NYC, although I live in NY State (go North on the Hudson River...). Hope your visit continues to be enjoyable and I hope you are staying long enough to get to see the fireworks, (local time), in the Harbor. You might run into my son, there!
- Wednesday, 4 July 2012 at 05:48:00 GMT+10
- Paula said...
Well...it's a bit warmer than usual here in the mountains in western North Carolina but as WillowCarolina said, we do have squirrels, (and wild turkeys and bears, oh my) so if you've a mind to, come on over for a visit while you're here across the pond.
- Wednesday, 4 July 2012 at 08:43:00 GMT+10
- embracingitall said...
I have done some squirrel chasing in the past too! The little beggers move so fast. Ekk, how exciting to meet up with a bloggie friend. I have a few I am determined to meet one day too. Enjoy the heat! Oh, and Purl Soho, I hope it was as lovely in person, as it is on the net. Jacinta
- Wednesday, 4 July 2012 at 22:22:00 GMT+10
There are no squirrels in Australia??
One learns something new everyday.
- Thursday, 5 July 2012 at 03:42:00 GMT+10
- katiecrackernuts said...
All places I'd love to see myself. Lovely to read your impressions of them.
- Thursday, 5 July 2012 at 13:14:00 GMT+10
- Poppy Buxom said...
De-lurking to say how glad I am that you and bird got to meet live and in person. She is very, very special ... and having gone through the same thing (although not from the other side of the world, or after six years) I know how wonderful and strangely familiar it is to finally meet and talk to her.
In other words, Yay!
- Thursday, 5 July 2012 at 13:36:00 GMT+10
- The Coffee Lady said...
How amazing. After meeting Lynn for the first time this summer, I totally get the familiar thing.
- Thursday, 5 July 2012 at 17:59:00 GMT+10
- shadygrey said...
What an adventure! Lucky you. I've just come back from Sorrento. Which was great, but, you know. Not quite NYC. Lots and lots of love from me. xxx
- Friday, 6 July 2012 at 22:03:00 GMT+10
- shadygrey said...
What an adventure! Lucky you. I've just come back from Sorrento. Which was great, but, you know. Not quite NYC. Lots and lots of love from me. xxx
- Friday, 6 July 2012 at 22:06:00 GMT+10
- shadygrey said...
What an adventure! Lucky you. I've just come back from Sorrento. Which was great, but, you know. Not quite NYC. Lots and lots of love from me. xxx
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Focus on Reading (Notes from your Professor)
The following notes refer to this week's Adler readings.
Ideas, Issues, and Questions
This chapter serves as a transitional from the preceding twenty-five chapters and the summation of the last two chapters. In the chapter on "Concerning Truth, Goodness, and Beauty" Adler sums up the first triad of great ideas...
Concerning Truth, Goodness, and Beauty
Truth, the agreement between the mind and reality rests upon several assumptions;
- That there is a realm of existence independent of the human mind.
- Reality is independent of our mind and actions; it exists after we do not,
- Reality has a determinate character; aspects are either true or false,
- The extreme skeptic denies there is a true or false nature of reality,
- There is a self-contradiction in the logic of an extreme skeptic
- Ergo, conversation is useless or
- Put the skeptics ideas to the test
'The principle of contradiction'Â is the idea that something can be and not be at the same time.
For example,
- It is true that the Green Bay Packers won the 2012 Super Bowl.
- It is true that the Green Bay Packers loss the 2012 Super Bowl
The principle of contradiction says both these statements cannot be accurate. Either one is false or both are false but both cannot be true.
If reality is "true" then the 'determinate character' of reality aligns with the principle of contradiction. Â Either something is true or it is not. But something cannot be true and false at the same time. We can DETERMINE the character of a truth.
William James' pragmatic theory of truth;
"An opinion passes the pragmatic test by working as we expect it to only if it corresponds with the way things are." Â
For example, we can make a statement that something is true. And 99.999999% of the time it is true. However, because it is not true .000001% of the time, it is not wholly true. This test suggests that being predictable does not make it wholly true - although the evidence aligns with your prediction.
- Prediction and Verification (page 214)
- You may recall that Adler told us that goodness is when we desire what we need: a 'need' being something that is necessary for life.
Question:Â "Is all probability subjective or, in certain areas of reality, does objective probability exist?"
Subjective probability measures degrees of uncertainty or doubt concerning the truth of our judgment about reality. In other words, despite our confidence in the predictability of an outcome, we cannot say with exact certainty that the outcome is always predictable. There is an element of unpredictability. Since this element of unpredictability exists, the truth is not known with certainty.
Remember that truth is objective and never changes. Once something is true; it is true forever and everyone recognizes that this is the truth. Â So if there is a chance that a 'truth' is unpredictable, it is a subjective truth. If something is always true and there is no possibility of being untrue, then it is objective. An objective truth is that the bodies of all human beings eventually die; this we know.
Statistics allow us to make good subjective probability guesses but do not allow for certitude; we can use statistics to make very educated guesses which are often correct but since there is a chance that the statistics will fail - we are not certain (100% or 1) that an event will occur.
Adler is now going to discuss an example within the field of physics where 'subatomic particles' actually can exist and not exist at the same time. Since this exception exists, he is alerting the reader that his commentary (above) is not wholly truth. (I would not invest a great deal of effort into this section of the chapter).
He also uses the field of mathematics to suggest that if there ever were an area of study where everyone should it agree, it would be mathematics.
Adler asks if there are objectively true value judgments, judgments which are true for all humans at all times. If there are then "we" can tell others what they ought and ought not do. Is there an objective truth in the sphere of value judgments?
- You may recall that Adler told us that goodness is when we desire what we need: a 'need' being something that is necessary for life.
"The objectivity of goodness presupposes the existence of a human reality - a human nature that is determinate and [universal]...Individual members of the human (race), being equally human, are innately endowed with the same human properties (needs and wants, goods)."
Adler then makes a brilliant comment, "The number of human needs has always been the same and will always be the same..." He is saying that what we need to survive has not and will not change. Apply that to government, phew.
A need (real good) is something necessary to survive. If your needs are not met, you die.
A want (apparent good) is desired but not needed. We 'lie' to ourselves to say that wants are goods.
An 'Implemental Need'Â is something that we must incur to obtain genuine needs. Alder uses the example of transportation in order to get to work since we MUST work in order to obtain our needs. Â We will not die of we are denied implemental needs but implemental needs are necessary to get genuine needs and, without genuine needs we will die. Adler does not use the term 'genuine needs.' I am using this term to differentiate between implemental needs and genuine needs.
Natural Needs and Natural Rights:
Since we are all equal in our humanness, and since Adler suggest we all share the identical needs, "All human beings have the same set of natural rights because all human beings have inherent needs for the same set of real goods (wants)."
Immanuel Kant:Â Â This known philosopher suggest that it is the validity of the law rather than morality which causes us to act. "According to Kant, the only thing that is really good in this world is good will - a will that complies with the moral law, a willingness to don one's duty according to the moral law."
'Enjoyable Beauty' is in the 'eye of the beholder' or taste.
'Admirable Beauty' is judged by qualified experts based upon criteria.
One can 'educate' their tastes to move from being an enjoyable to admirable judge of beauty.
 "A morally virtuous person is one who takes pleasure in acquiring real goods and in making the right choices."


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Pretoria - The SA National Defence Force, the defence union (Sandu) and the police are investigating the death of a female recruit, who apparently committed suicide after she and her long-term partner were publicly humiliated and he was illegally stripped of his rank at the Oudtshoorn Infantry School.
Southern Cape police spokesman Captain Malcolm Pojie confirmed on Friday that police had opened an inquest docket following the death of 21-year-old Ntokozo Ngcobo on Monday afternoon.
"Police were informed of a shooting incident that occurred within the training perimeters of the SA National Defence Force at Olivier's Kop, Oudtshoorn. On their arrival at the scene, they found the body of the student with a single bullet wound to her head," he said.
Police found an R4 rifle beside her body. It was sent for ballistics testing.
It is not known how Ngcobo obtained live ammunition.
Pojie said an autopsy would be conducted on Ngcobo, a single mother from Umlazi near Durban.
Sandu national secretary, Pikkie Greeff, said they were also investigating an incident before her death, during which the door to her partner Corporal N Ngobeni's room was kicked in, before she was dragged out.
"We have spoken to [Ngobeni], who is a member of our union. He and the lady had been in a long-term relationship," Greeff said, adding that it was not uncommon for staff to have their wives or girlfriends with them in their quarters after hours.
"But his door was kicked down and he doesn't understand why he was targeted."
Greeff said the manner in which the couple was approached was an invasion of their privacy.
"The officers dragged the woman out of the quarters and the next thing he heard, she had committed suicide," he added.
Ngobeni was subsequently called in front of the entire battalion and stripped of his rank through "some kind of kangaroo justice" by officer commanding Colonel Siseko Nombevu, "because he was sleeping with a student". He was summarily transferred to Ladismith, where he is reportedly under constant observation after learning of his girlfriend's death.
Greeff said proper procedures such as facing a military court had been ignored in favour of "jungle justice". He charged that the base lacked proper disciplinary procedures, instead using humiliation as a tool to discipline recruits.
"The corporal told us that derogatory remarks were made about his girlfriend's sexual behaviour while he was being stripped of his rank, and that her dignity as a woman was disregarded. The next thing he knew, she went to the sick bay and shortly after that she was found dead."
In a suicide note Ngcobo apparently left behind, she reportedly referred to the humiliating incident.
Ngcobo was the breadwinner in her family and single mother to four-year-old son Konke.
Greeff said the union was in the process of preparing a civil claim for damages suffered by Ngobeni, and also for loss of earnings on behalf of the now motherless young boy. The claim could run into hundreds of thousands of rand.
"We insist that the SA Defence Force answers our questions surrounding this incident, and that action is taken in Oudtshoorn. This is not the first time we've raised issues over the training methods there," he said, calling for the commanding officer to be removed from his post.
In June, Sandu called for an independent investigation into the training methods in Oudtshoorn after five recruits died in three years.
The union's call for action followed the death of Elvirsha Bruintjies, 25, apparently of heart failure. Greeff said it was common knowledge that the recruits had been forced to take part in a strenuous physical training session just days before her death.
"We have reports that punitive PT sessions are still occurring in Oudtshoorn, despite the SANDF declaring almost a decade ago that exercise cannot be used to punish recruits," Greeff said.
In December 2011, Simpiwe Ntozini, 36, died of heat exhaustion after being made to march in the blazing sun while wearing full gear, including weapons. On August 26 last year, Moseki Kethupile, 22, died after he shot himself in the stomach with an R4 rifle during a training session.
In addition, Foster Veli Maluleke, 27, of the navy base in Simon's Town, died of hypothermia following a night exercise in the Stompdrift Dam outside De Rust in July last year.
Mtateleli Mafane, 48, of Peddie in the Eastern Cape, died on June 16, 2010, after being hit by an SANDF vehicle while walking along Serison Street near the mess hall.
The SANDF promised investigations into all the incidents, but Greeff said no outcomes had been forthcoming.
On Friday night SANDF spokesman Brigadier-General Xolani Mabanga confirmed however that there would be an inquiry into Ngcobo's death. - Pretoria News Weekend


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In leading up to Arizona's centennial, Feb. 14, 2012, we'll reprint a story or excerpts each day from the Arizona Daily Star or Tucson Citizen archives.
Jan. 5, 1912
If Fido has any friends, now is the time for them to come to the front. Dog tags have arrived, and the City Collector yesterday began dispensing them. Within two or three days, the dog catcher will begin making his rounds.
This seems to be an unseasonable period of the year for the annual assault upon the dog population. Almost everywhere else the slaughter takes place in the summer time when popular fallacy holds the dog to be more dangerous.
But from time immemorial, ever since the regulation of dogs was instituted in Tucson, the open season has begun soon after the glad New Year.
About six hundred tags were disposed of last year, but not quite so many as the year before, a falling off due rather to the delinquency of the dog catcher than to an alarming decrease of the dog population.
Casual estimators of dogs this year think there ought to be something like ten thousand sold.
Arizona Daily Star The Sundt Cos., O'Rielly Chevrolet, Research Corp. for Science Advancement, the University of Arizona, Freeport McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc., Rosemont Copper, Tucson Realty & Trust. Co., Jack Furrier Tire & Auto Care, Walgreens and Carondelet Health Network are sponsors of the Star's Arizona Centennial project.


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No need to respond, I'm just ranting.
You need to talk about it. If she is remorseful, she should understand that she shouldn't stay out all night.
Grow up.
I hope she "gets it" for you sake. Sorry.
Come up with a list of things that she needs to do to start the process of earning your trust back. Present it to her in a neutral setting and try to keep the emotion out of it as much as possible. Just be matter of fact.
If she is truly committed to R then she will willingly do those things.
My new mantra: Argue Your Limitations.
Only a couple of months from D-Day and she's staying out all night and partying like a teen-ager?
Get. Real.
You need to put your foot down, hard and fast.
Either she goes out but manages to control her alcohol intake so she can both communicate with you regarding her whereabouts and also drive home at a reasonable hour, or she need not go out at all.
If my H got drunk and stayed out all night, ever, he would be out on his ass. And I am eight years from D-Day.
My DDay No. 1: April 2, '04
DDay No. 2: June 23, '04
DDay No. 3: July '04
We don't live together, but we haven't actually divorced yet.
I'm sorry your WW is so clueless. I truly don't see how she is 'F'.
Take steps to protect yourself.
The other side is if your WW is involved with another man then she could be using the girlfriend as coved to continue on with the OM.
I think I would investigate but not show my cards.
Your WW behavior is just plain wrong.
ask her to write a detailed letter describing how she thinks YOUR night went while she was gone. what you thought, what you did, how you felt...etc.
at the same time, without reading each others, write your own. write down in detail how your night ACTUALLY went.
(this worked well for us because the night SLHim spent at doosh nozzle's house was the same night that i discovered her A.)


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James Collinson (1825-1881)
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Collinson was one of the seven founder members of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, and this is perhaps his best known picture. Though dextrous and with a brilliant finish it shows little intellectual Pre-Raphaelite purpose however, and presents instead as an exemplary, if ambiguous, piece of Victorian domestic genre, much in the manner of William Powell Frith. A married lady draws a Venetian blind to reveal a sign in the window offering furnished appartments 'To Let'. However, the relationship of the title to the contents of the painting is not immediately obvious, and as the Art Journal commented, 'the point of the title is not very clear'. The picture has always been open to diverse interpretation. When lent to an exhibition at the Leicester Galleries eighty years after it was painted, along with its pendant For Sale, a smaller version of which is offered as the following lot in this sale, the critic of the Times observed: 'There are hints ... in the pair of pictures For Sale and To Let by James Collinson ... that some Victorian artists had pretty shrewd notions about comparative iniquity'. Would a Victorian audience, alert to the 'language of
flowers' and the pots containing a lily and a 'Bleeding Heart', have interpreted the subject as a variation of Mr Pickwick's amorous landlady, Mrs Bardell, as popularized by Dickens? The extent to which Collinson was attempting a double-entendre, or any moral purpose, is unclear.
Born in Mansfield, the son of a bookseller, Collinson entered the Royal Academy Schools and exhibited there for the first time in 1847. The attention to detail in The Charity Boy's Debut, so impressed Rossetti that he pronounced Collinson 'a born stunner' and invited him to join the Brotherhood. Collinson later became engaged to Rossetti's poet sister Christina, but she broke it off prior to his return to the Catholic faith, and his entry to Stoneyhurst in 1850. Having been nicknamed 'the doormouse' by fellow members of the P.R.B., and teased by Hunt for needing 'to be waked up at the conclusion of the noisy evenings to receive our salutations', Collinson resigned his membership on the grounds that he could not 'as a Catholic, assist in spreading the artistic opinions of those who were not'. Collinson failed to complete his novitiate, and left the monastery and resumed painting in 1854. He later married the sister-in-law of another Catholic convert, John Rogers Herbert (see lot 133). Between 1847 and 1870 he exhibited seventeen paintings at the Royal Academy and also contributed to the Society of British Artists where he was secretary from 1861 to 1870, and the British Institution. Though principally resident in London, he made frequent visits to Brittany where his son Robert was a seminarian, and it was there that he executed a painting of The Holy Family (see lot 296 in the present sale).
Well known through engravings, a smaller version of this picture exists in the Graves Art Gallery, Sheffield. A smaller version of its pendant, For Sale is offered as the following lot.
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Professor Thomas Bodkin; Sotheby's, London, 11 November 1959, lot 98. with The Fine Art Society, London, from whom acquired by the present owner in 1971.
Art Journal, 1857, p. 167.
T. Bodkin, 'James Collinson', Apollo, May 1940, pp. 130, 132-133, illus. p. 130, pl. III.
W. E. Fredeman, Pre-Raphaelitism: A Biblio-critical Study, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1965, p. 132.
M. A. Findlay, 'Forbes Saves the Queen', Arts Magazine, February 1973, illus. p. 29.
P. Byrde, Nineteenth Century Fashion, London, 1992, p. 55, pl. 36.
London, Royal Academy, 1857, no. 102.
Birmingham, City Museum and Art Gallery, 1919.
Dublin, Municipal Gallery of Modern Art, 1920.
Birmingham, City Museum of Art Gallery, Victorian Exhibition, 1937, no. 98.
London, Leicester Galleries, Exhibition of Victorian Life, 1937, no. 98.
Birmingham, City Museum and Art Gallery, The Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, 1947, no. 17.
Port Sunlight, Lady Lever Art Gallery, Pre-Raphaelite Exhibition, 1948, no. 99.
Bournemouth, Russell-Cotes Art Gallery, Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings by the Pre-Raphaelites and their Followers, June-August 1951, no. 24.
Arts Council, Wales, Some Pre-Raphaelite Paintings and Drawings, 1955, no. 21.
Nottingham, University Art Gallery, Victorian Painting, 1959, no. 12.
Sheffield, Mappin Art Gallery, Victorian Paintings, 1968, no. 35.
London, Charles Keyser Gallery, Victorian Paintings, 1971.
Victorian Art, 1972, no. 66.
New York, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1974-5, no. L. 1974.62. The Royal Academy (1837-1901) Revisited, 1975-6, no. 6.
The Pre-Raphaelite Era, 1976, no. 2-2.
32 Victorian Paintings from the Forbes Magazine Collection, 1981.
The Pre-Raphaelites and their Times, 1985, no. 11.
The Art of Seeing: John Ruskin and the Victorian Eye, 1993, cat. pl. 41.
The Defining Moment, 2000-1, no. 8.
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The new Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital campus has officially opened for business.
66 patients were transported from the old Saint Mary Street location to the new state-of-the-art facility on Ambassador Caffery Saturday morning. The effort was of course carefully practiced and extremely organized. Officials say they were pleased with how smooth the transition went. And, patients seem to be happy with their new home as well.
"You're living in here like it's your home, the other one feels stir crazy after a while." said Harold Lavergne a patient at Lourdes.
It took over one hundred personnel to make the move possible Saturday. Hospital officials wanted to thank everybody involved, especially the community.


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Crave Worthy: Scholten and Baijings Striped Wool Blanket
Since it's Hibernation month, all I want in life is to curl up with a warm blanket. A beautiful, warm blanket. This beautiful, striped Scholten and Baijings Colour Plaid #04 blanket ($450/twin, $1200/king) is made of 100 percent soft Italian merino wool, dyed in Italy, and woven in Holland. Each blanket is cut at different widths, so no two are the same. I wouldn't mind cozying up to the Egg Chair that I know is lurking beneath the blanket, either . . .


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They guys at mariomarathon are raising money for child's play, and they need your help. They've raised over 40,000k for child's play, and are not stopping until they run out of sponsored levels. The more you donate the longer they play, so donate what you can!
Stream: http://www.mariomarathon.com
Level checklist: http://www.mariomarathon.com/goals.html
Contest and prizes: http://www.mariomarathon.com/prizes.html
F.A.Q: http://www.mariomarathon.com/faq.html
Go show them GWJ's kind kind heart people!
(Hope this hasn't been posted before, searched a bit)
91 hours and $64k raised thus far. Been streaming what would be their early morning hour times while I grind in an mmo. Definitely some good sleep deprivation loopiness going on.
Bumping this back up, they're still going after 100 hours and $68k.
Just donated $10.00 in the name of CERTIS IS AWESOME.
Just donated $10.00 in the name of CERTIS IS AWESOME.
Love it.
Looks like they're just getting into SM: Sunshine, which from their tones they have been dreading. They only have 8 more levels to complete until they've caught up to the donations.
Edit: It's over! $81,000 raised for Childs Play in 109 hours. It looks they ended up just calling it quits in the end having not scheduled to put their real lives on hold past Tuesday night.


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PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION The book Electrical and Electronics Engineering has been written for the first year Engineering Students according to the latest RGPV Syllabus. The aim of writing this book is to provide the students with a clear and logical presentation of the subject, basic concepts, principles and their link with physical phenomena. The book is written in a very simple way and every effort has been made to make the treatments simple, comprehensive and complete. The subject matter has been developed in a step by step way for easy understanding. Throughout the book, the stress has been given on fundamental concepts through illustrative examples and figures. To clarify the concepts and making the topics interesting, a number of solved examples are incorporated at appropriate places. Practical exercises, problems and a number of objective type questions with their answers are given at the end of each chapter. The book is divided into five units. The first unit is devoted to the basic ideas of Electrical Circuit Analysis including the different theorems used for Circuit Analysis. The second unit emphasises on the Basic Concepts of Transformers. The constructional details, working principles and explanations of D.C. Machine, Induction Machine and Synchronous Machine are discussed in the third unit under the head of Rotating Electric Machines. Unit fourth explains the different number systems, theorems and different gates under Digital Electronics. The last unit fifth throws light on the Electronic Components and Circuits which are the basis of Electronic Engineering. Inspite of my best efforts, it is possible that some unintentional errors might have crept in. I shall acknowledge with gratitude any such errors brought to my notice. Suggestions from students and Professors for improvement of the book would be thankfully acknowleged. I hope that the book will be useful for the readers. DELHI
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Consumer Reports has published its final test results on the Chevrolet Volt, online and in the October issue, completing a seven-month, three-season evaluation. Tests were conducted on other fuel-efficient cars, including the Fiat 500, Honda Civic Hybrid, Lexus CT 200h, and Volkswagen Jetta TDI.
Hybrids, diesels, and small cars. Oh, my.
As the government recently advanced an ambitious new fuel-economy standard of 54.5 mpg, automakers are working on the technology and designs that will make that possible. The cars CR tested in this test group reflect some of the ways that manufacturer's are stretching out gas mileage.
During our time testing the Volt, we found that fuel economy varies depending on weather and driving conditions, ranging from the equivalent of 99 mpg on electric power alone to a less impressive 29 mpg overall when running only on gasoline. The Volt proved inexpensive to run on short trips, but when the gas engine kicks in and trips reach 70 miles, traditional hybrids catch up in running costs. While the innovative combination of a large battery, electric motor, and gasoline engine works well, the Volt suffers from some practical shortcomings.
The Fiat 500 is nimble and easy to park, making it well suited to duty as a city car. But a noisy cabin, flawed driving position, and jumpy ride are drawbacks. The Fiat 500 Sport ($18,600 MSRP as tested,) is powered by a 101-hp, 1.4-liter four-cylinder engine that provides adequate acceleration and 33 mpg overall. The five-speed manual transmission's gearing wrings out every drop of power on tap. The tiny luggage area holds only one large suitcase, but you can fold the rear seatbacks to expand the cargo area.
The Honda Civic Hybrid gets impressive fuel economy at 40 mpg overall, but the car has gone downhill, with sloppy handling, a choppy ride, long stopping distances, and a cheap-feeling interior. It suffers from pronounced road noise, which masks the relatively subdued engine and wind noise. The Honda Civic Hybrid ($24,800 MSRP as tested) is powered by a 110-hp, 1.5-liter hybrid engine that accelerates adequately. The continuously variable transmission is very smooth and responsive. Cost cutting is apparent throughout the interior, with cheap, hard plastics. Unlike in other Civics, the back seat doesn't fold, and the battery encroaches on cargo space.
A small-sized luxury car with fantastic fuel economy sounds like a great idea, but it's a dream not fully realized with the Lexus CT 200h. Despite its impressive 40mpg overall and some luxury appointments, nothing else is special about this least-expensive Lexus. Handling is responsive and secure, but acceleration is leisurely and the ride is stiff. The Lexus CT 200h Premium, ($32,012 MSRP as tested) is powered by a 134-hp, 1.8-liter, four-cylinder gas engine that was quite sluggish and gets 40 mpg overall in CR's own fuel economy tests. The continuously variable transmission shifts smoothly. The interior is nice but more typical of a Toyota than a Lexus. The cargo area can hold just one suitcase and a duffel bag, but the split rear seatbacks fold down to make more space.
The new Volkswagen Jetta has a roomier backseat and a softer ride than its predecessor, but that's where the improvements end. It rides well and absorbs bumps with good isolation, but too much road and wind noise seep in. Further, the interior looks and feels cheap. Handling lacks the agility and precision of previous generations. The Volkswagen Jetta TDI ($25,100 MSRP as tested) is powered by a 140-hp, 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that provides adequate acceleration and 34 mpg overall. The six-speed manual transmission shifts smoothly. The trunk is sizable, and cargo space expands by folding the 60/40 rear seatbacks.
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Trilogy Challenge disc golf tournament at Flat Rock Park – WTVM.com
Disc golf enthusiasts had the opportunity to take part in a unique tournament at Flat Rock Park in Columbus on Saturday, June 28.
Disc Golf Course Near Albany, NY
Where can you play disc golf (frisbee golf) near Albany? Check out this great course that is free and very nearby. If you head to Central Park in Schenectady, you can play 18 solid holes of disc golf at any time.
I'm huge fan of all things frisbee and the first thing I needed to find when I moved to Albany was a decent place to play …
Disc golf course planned for Melgaard Park – Aberdeen News.com
A permanent nine-hole disc golf course will be available for play at Melgaard Park later this summer and an expanded disc golf course at Richmond Lake Recreation Area could be under construction in 2015. Disc golf is patterned after traditional golf …
Tweet. Disc golf takes to Abilene. ABILENE Texas -. It may not be your typical sporting activity but the game of frisbee golf is making its mark right here in Abilene. Dynamic disc is sponsoring it's 11th annual tournament that includes over 120 …
Disc golf tournament draws competitors from California Hawaii – Columbia Missourian
The Mid-America Open is a disc golf competition held at Albert-Oakland Park and Indian Hill Park in which competitors play four 18-hole rounds: two on Saturday and two on Sunday. The top professional players play a final nine holes on Sunday to …
100 players turn out for disc golf tournament – FOX10tv.com
100 people were out hitting the links in a Fairhope golf tournament today, but not in the old school sense of the game.
"Although we've been in the ground for 16 years, this is the first time we've had a professional Disk Golf Association event here.
Disc golf anyone? – The Salem News
City and state officials snipped the ribbon Thursday on Peabody's newest recreational attraction which surrounds a new city reservoir. The nine-hole disc golf course runs through 31/2 acres of woods on the property known as Scouting Way and is located …
Sanctioned disc golf tournament is today – The Independent
According to Tim Huff of the Ashland-Boyd County Disc Golf Club the great thing about having a sanctioned tournament is the players participating in the tournament will earn points helping them qualify for both the United States and the World Disc …
Disc Golf Vault: More Distance Now – allthingsdiscgolf.com
It was the fall of 2008. It all started then. I was about to enter college, and one day I went over to my uncle's house. There, for the first time, using a small, recreational basket, I discovered my sport: disc golf …
Silver Cup XIV disc golf event begins Saturday – Herald Times Reporter
An estimated 275 participants will descend upon the Manitowoc area for the Silver Cup XIV disc golf tournament on Saturday and Sunday. The event features players from nine different states and one from France. Recreational junior and intermediate …
Disc golf with a view – Norwood Post
The Town of Mountain Village maintains a free par three 18-hole course open every day during daylight hours called the Double Cabin Disc Golf Course. The course is officially open for summer play and it starts and ends across the street from The …
Disc golf tournament coincides with music festival – Gillette News Record
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Disc golf fun for families, increases activity in park – Homernews.com
Replace golf clubs with flying discs, golf holes with raised metal baskets and the result is known as disc golf, Frisbee golf or the combined hybrid word "frolf." Some use the disc golf course at the Jack Gist Park as training for competitions, others as an excuse to get outdoors.
High Country Disc Golf Championship set for this weekend – Jeffersonpost.com
Ashe County Park will be filled with disc golfers of all ages and skill levels this Saturday and Sunday for the annual High Country Disc Golf Championship …
Disc golf a fun free and easy way to stay in shape – Athlon Sports.com
The concept is similar to golf you start off from a designated tee and the object of the game is to try and get your Frisbee into a metal chain basket about 250-300-yards down the course in less that three throws. I say this because most disc golf …
Martinez: Council tees up disc golf plan – Contra Costa Times
With unanimous City Council approval the city staff will start working on a proposal to create a privately funded free public disc golf course in the Hidden Lakes Open Space. Martinez resident Stravos Kalogirou a Disc Ball Club member …
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Discussion in 'The GCB' started by PandaMasterX4, Nov 23, 2012.
Fuck, I clicked on the spoiler before watching the video.
No penis, not yet.
Calm down penis..
Just ca oh fuck it fine let's go into the bathroom.
I fapped to it when I first watched her 4months ago. True story.
Hurricane Sandy happened late October. This video was released 2 days ago. What?
Hysterical Literature has been around for a while if that's what you mean ballsack.
Isn't that considered porn then?
She's done this before with other literature.
^ it was different girls
and yes
Still, it's been done already.
I saw one with Stoya not too long ago..
was pretty hot
That's the one I'm talking about. Thank you!
its been done before because the same guy keeps making them
this video linked me to a lets play a wheel of fortune for the n64 vid, needless to say i enjoyed it
BEST... video... EVER!
Did not watch
"What a good boy am I!"
I saw the video, is this where I can start posting sexy cosplays?
...lol? I only laughed like twice.
While she's hot, why would you cosplay as a ******?
To be fair, I was really drunk.
Because it's way easier than getting the operation


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text: At the Polynessian Hotel there is a restaurant called O'hana. It was the bets food I had my entire trip by far. The meal is all you can eat and about $30 so you have to come with an appetite. You start off with a loaf of pineapple bread that is to die for! Appetizers include broccoli, fried dumplings, lo mein noodles, chicken wings and a salad. The salad was a little dry for my taste but the rest of the food was phenomenal. It might sound like a weird mix of items but it goes together perfectly. The main dish is all you can eat grilled shrimp, turkey, pork and steak. They bring it out on giant skewers and go around the table and you can take as many as you need at a time. You can even ask them to cook the steak to your liking. The waiters are completely complimentary to your needs, especially with dietary needs. They call everyone "cuz" and make it a total family setting. Throughout the dinner there are shows by a Hawaiian performer who really gets everyone involved and excited, especially children. If you go at the right time at night, you can see the Magic Kingdom fireworks outside the windows surrounding the tables. It was just the best experience, with the best food and kicked my trip off right. I would suggest this for anyone with a big appetite who loves food, entertainment and a truly Disney experience!


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President Obama withdrew on Wednesday the nomination of California Chief Information Officer Teresa "Teri" Takai for the Defense assistant secretary for networks and information integration, a job that currently includes the Defense CIO title.
ASD/NII will go bye-bye under the massive restructuring of the Defense Department Secretary Robert Gates announced in August, but the CIO title is mandated by the 1996 Clinger-Cohen Act.
This means that sooner or later the Pentagon will need to nominate someone for the job, which Marine Gen. James Cartwright, vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said will be even stronger than the current CIO role.
Will the new CIO nominee be Takai -- who has been waiting for this new job since March -- or has she tired of the process? And, what priority does that job have in the massive reorganization plan?
I predict the answers to these questions will not become apparent until next year due to the upcoming elections, the need to pass delayed budgets, and Christmas and New Year's.
I am picking up low-level signals that the administration may offer Takai a comparable job elsewhere, and I also have heard she still wants out of California before Republican Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger leaves office at the end of the year.
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ST. PAUL, Minn., April 17, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- GovDelivery, the leading provider of public sector digital communications solutions, announced today that its CEO and co-Founder, Scott Burns, will be speaking at PostalVision 2020/3.0, a conference addressing the theme of "Positioning America for the New Millennium." The event will be held April 23 and 24 at the L'Enfant Plaza Hotel in downtown Washington, D.C. PostalVision 2020, the creation of Ursa Major Associates, will bring together leading digital, regulatory and postal experts to explore possible technology solutions to meet the rapidly changing needs of future generations for mail delivery systems in the United States. Featured speakers at the event include Randy S. Miskanic, USPS VP of Secure Digital Solutions, Senator Tom Carper (D-DE), Vint Cerf and Hon. David M. Walker. The conference will also bring in a broad range of speakers to join Mr. Burns in addressing the conference theme and encouraging a robust conversation on the priorities and responsibilities of both postal institutions and the government as the country moves into the digital future, including Drew Bartkiewicz, Co-founder and CEO of lettrs; and Sascha Meinrath, Vice President of the New America Foundation and Director of the Open Technology Institute. Several professors at leading universities, including Hon. A. Lee Fritschler, Professor, School of Public Policy, George Mason University; Richard John, Professor Columbia Journalism School Columbia University; and Judith Resnik, Arthur Liman Professor of Law at Yale Law School will share academic points of view on the current and historical postal ecosystem. "I am very honored to have been chosen to participate in this year's PostalVision 2020 conference, joining a very distinguished group of thought leaders who bring considerable talent and expertise to the challenges facing the postal service," said Scott Burns, CEO of GovDelivery. "GovDelivery already reaches more than 50 million subscribers of government information, with more than 30,000 people worldwide signing up daily to receive email or SMS alerts from the public sector. Having partnered with government organizations of all sizes around the world, I look forward to bringing GovDelivery's perspective on the role of public sector digital communications in today's world."
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As you know, the permafrost is melting due to global warming, and this is releasing greenhouse gasses which cause global warming. What you may not know is that we could not have had this conversation even a century ago because science has only recently recognized permafrost (it was not clearly defined and known of in the early 20th century). John McKay, an expert on hairy elephants and related things, has written up a description of what may be the first scientific description of permafrost, from a century or more prior to it's incorporation into the scientific conversation as a reasonably well understood concept, by a botanist working a bit out of his field of expertise in 1806. Check out: An Early Description of Permafrost at Mammoth Tales.
#1 Jim Thomerson February 3, 2013
If I remember correctly, foundations for the Alaska Pipeline are driven into permafrost and designed not to melt the permafrost. What will thawing permafrost do to the integrity of the Alaska Pipeline, and to any other structures built on the assumption of permafrost forever?
#2 Greg Laden February 3, 2013
ooops. I'll check.
#3 Greg Laden February 4, 2013
See page 33 of this PDF supplied to me by a colleague who writes http://getenergysmartnow.com/:
I propose the following fortune cookie:
"Those who use ice as their foundation may find themselves in deep water."
#4 Jon NelsonRedmond, WAFebruary 9, 2013
Yes, it does not sound good for the pipeline according to that report. But I did not see on pages 32-34 anything about sinking into water, as implied by your fortune cookie. One set of pilings was reported to have tilted 7 degrees. So, either one piling sunk or the other rose. I mention the possibility of rising because thawing could introduce the action of frost heave.