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Trinidad James commented on New York Rap yesterday (November 13) and released a track discussing New York radio hosts soon after. The song, "L.I.A.A.R.S.," which stands for "Lame$ I$ Alway$ Acting Real…$ure" begins with lines about two specific radio personalities based in New York.
"Rosenberg tried me," Trinidad raps on the track. "I almost hit him in his shit / God said spare him, now we best of friends / On Hot 97, trying to crank the fuckin' shit / Ain't no God for Charlamagne if he try me again."
James is likely referring to Peter Rosenberg of New York radio station Hot 97 and Charlamagne Tha God from New York radio station Power 105.1.
"I know I sound crazy," James says before his first verse. "You are not finna talk to me crazy."
The hook contains lines about craziness as well.
"They say I'm going crazy," Trinidad James raps on the hook. "I know I'm going crazy / They say I'm going crazy / But I don't give a fuck."
James' comments regarding New York Rap were made during a concert Tuesday (November 12). James commented on those remarks the following day on Twitter.
"I remember when New York ran this shit, dog," Trinidad said at the concert. "When Dipset was fuckin turned the fuck up. Oh my God. I gotta wear my bandana on tilt like Juelz. What the fuck happened, dog? What happened? I remember when New York rap was the shit. And us in the South, us bammas, we was like 'what the fuck' and we just did our own thing. But now we run y'all musically. That's crazy. That's crazy. That's crazy, my nigga. That's crazy. I'm not trying to start nothing, but if you want to do something we can do something cause I don't give a fuck. I looked up to New York music. And now every nigga that's really poppin' out of New York, you might as well tell they from Atlanta. 'He from Atlanta. He from Atlanta. He from Atlanta.' I'm just putting it out there. Y'all got more bloggers—y'all got niggas interviewing more popular than niggas that's rapping."
I didn't disrespect. Bt if you wanna think I did. Do what you feel is best. Either way I lose no sleep for being real. NY doesn't support Ny
— Trinidad Jame$ (@TrinidadJamesGG) November 13, 2013
James faced criticism for his comments from some, including rapper Maino, who threatened James via Twitter. James responded to Maino's threats on Instagram.
"Maino wanna shoot me for saying the truth then shoot on. I ain't backtracking shit. Ny consumers are a disgrace to their own culture. I don't ever have to make it on the radio ever. Fuck the radio. I'll die a real nigga. I speak the truth….and the TRUTH WILL SET YOU FREE….#CrazyDeacon#BlackBatman…coming soon. You gonna wanna hear this. Ima die with a Trini Flag in the Air… "WHEN I DIE BURY ME IN A CARNIVAL"!!!
James' "L.I.A.A.R.S." can be streamed on HipHopDX.


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LAKE ARROWHEAD >> Sheriff's Deputy Jeremiah MacKay was memorialized in bronze on Sunday by the community he grew up in.
It was a tribute to the local hero, killed while protecting people in the San Bernardino Mountains, which he considered his backyard as a youth.
MacKay, a Redlands resident, was slain Feb. 12 during a gun battle with fugitive ex-cop Christopher Dorner near Barton Flats.
On Sunday, sculptor Khachik Khachatouryan and community activist Holland Lowe unveiled the bronze statue in front of 150 people who gathered near the grassy area at the end of the peninsula in Lake Arrowhead village.
The sculpture of the 35-year-old MacKay depicts him in a deputy's uniform and badge, and donning a Scottish beret, which he wore when he played the bagpipes with the Inland Empire Emerald Society.
MacKay's parents, wife and family were seeing the bronze statue for the first time.
"Jeremiah has returned home, not physically, but spiritually," said Alan MacKay, Jeremiah's father. "As we see this, we remember the sacrifices he made."
Set on a 4-foot granite pedestal, the bronze statue stands 8.5 feet tall.
"I'm very overwhelmed and blessed," said MacKay's wife, Lynette. "It's amazing how the community has come together and done this. This will be a nice place where I can take my children to see their dad."
Folks in MacKay's hometown rallied to ensure the bronze statue would become a reality and ensure his legacy lived on. Among them was Khachatouryan, who donated his time, and Lowe, who helped raise the funds for the material of the statue.
After unveiling his work, Khachatouryan returned MacKay's beret to his wife, Lynette, which he had borrowed when he began.
As the family stood next to the statue, posing for photos with Lowe and Khachatouryan, MacKay's mother, Dawn, kept glancing up at the likeness.
"It's the most beautiful thing," she said. "I just wish every other fallen sheriff could have this."
MacKay's parents live in Colorado, but, said, Dawn, they hope one day to move back to the local mountains so that they can bring their grandchildren to the statue.
Dawn MacKay said words cannot express how grateful for the support she has received.
The memorial began with flag-raising ceremony and a performance by the Mountain Fifes and Drums with piper Steve Moeller.
"We're here to pay tribute in a new way to a local hero," said Paul Fournier, who was part of the fundraising team.
While the statue is of MacKay, it also is in memory of Monica Quan, Keith Lawrence and Riverside police Officer Michael Crain, who were killed by Dorner, and sheriff's Deputy Alex Collins, who is still recovering, Fournier said.
Many who spoke at the event shared their desire to keep MacKay's legacy alive so he could be remembered as a hero.
"All of us owe a debt of gratitude to Jeremiah MacKay," said Sheriff John McMahon. "Our department must draw inspiration from his sacrifice. This statue is a reminder of what Jeremiah died for."
For more information on the statue, visit mackaymemorial.info.


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Liberty University, a Christian college situated near Lynchburg, Virginia and founded in 1971 by Jerry Falwell, has this week decertified its college Democratic Party club over the singular fact that the National Democratic Party is a supporter of abortion. After the debacle of allowing a president that is a supporter of infanticide being invited to speak at the leading Catholic University in the nation, I can only say that Liberty University should be congratulated for standing up for its principles. At least these Baptists actually believe in something unlike the putative Catholics at Notre Dame.
But is this a violation of political free speech in a nation where the Democratic Party is a long-standing, historically important political force that is followed by half the electorate and currently holds a majority of the seats in our national government? Are these students having their speech illicitly quashed by Liberty University?
The simple answer is a resounding "no."
Before I get into my explanation of why I support this decision whole heartedly, though, let's review what happened in Virginia.
On May 21 a story appeared about an email that was sent by Mark Hine, vice president of student affairs of Liberty University, informing the campus Democratic Party club that it could no longer use the university's name in its operations. The email sent on May 15 to club president and Liberty student Brian Diaz.
Hines assured the students that the problem wasn't with them, but was with the Democratic Party itself.
Part of Hine's e-mail said, "The Democratic Party platform is contrary to the mission of Liberty University and to Christian doctrine (supports abortion, federal funding of abortion, advocates repeal of the federal Defense of Marriage Act, promotes the "LGBT" agenda, hate crimes, which include sexual orientation and gender identity, socialism, etc.)" LGBT refers to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
The decision had been made that from this point on the students could not use campus meeting rooms and could not use the university's name in advertising or functions. Hines also warned the students that violations of these new strictures could lead to reprimands that would ultimately end in expulsion.
Later on May 21, the university backtracked a bit saying that the students could still meet on campus, but all other decisions remained in effect.
Naturally, Democrats throughout Virginia decried the decision saying the school was trying to quash free speech. The rallying cry seems to have become "It IS possible to be a Christian AND a Democrat," a statement that runs counter to the perceived notion that the university is saying that one cannot be a true Christian and support a Democratic Party platform that includes a pro-abortion plank.
And there, to date, the story stands. The university has not rescinded its decision to decertify the Democrat club and I, for one, hope they stay the course. The university is doing right by its principles and should be congratulated for it.
Unlike the purported Catholics at Notre Dame, the folks at Liberty university stand four-square against abortion and are willing to fight for their principles, ideals that are deeply held on both the political and religious fronts. Therefore, since their position is stark, the college has every right not to lend its support to a campus club that is built on a political party that is zealously against the principles that the university holds dear. Revoking the certification of the Democrat club was the only logical and morally consistent thing the college could do.
But it isn't any violation of free speech, it isn't censorship, nor is it an un-American decision.
Unfortunately, too many Americans confuse the concept of "free speech" with that of license. Free speech simply does not mean that you can say just anything. Additionally, people misunderstand what "censorship" is under the American system.
In America people have a right to speak their minds on politics with few restrictions imposed by government. Political free speech is one of the true American rights, an original first principle. The founders wanted to assure that political opposition to whomever or whatever party is in power was not oppressed. They saw the results of such oppression throughout history and wanted to make sure it didn't happen here. And when the Alien and Sedition Act was passed by the Adams administration, there was a great hew and cry raised about it. That act was allowed to die an ignominious death not to be revived and since the early republic the US has had very few eras where political speech has been curtailed.
The simple fact is, though, only government can engage in "censorship." Only government has the power to oppress speech and enforce that oppression. Liberty University can ban the Democratic Party from its campus all day long and not truly affect the free speech of its students. Off campus those students may regurgitate all the Democratic Party talking points that they wish to indulge. Their right to free speech is not harmed. Further there is no pretension by the university of telling students to which party they are "allowed" to be a member. So, the student's right to association is also not harmed.
It should be beyond question that, as a private organization, Liberty University has the right to create its own standards within the law and stand by them. What is a more American ideal than having the right to live by your own principles? The university claims to stand against abortion. The university could not, then, logically allow its name to be linked in any way with advocates of infanticide. The Democratic Party is strongly FOR infanticide. Following logic and principle the decision could not be clearer for the college and decertifying the cub was the only choice.
During his flowery speech at Notre Dame, President Obama, the man carrying the infanticide banner for the Democratic Party, pointedly told Catholics that they needed to abandon their religious rigidity and meet him on the irreligious side of the aisle, there in the supposed middle. Obama clearly told Catholics that he believed the American way was to compromise despite convictions. Catholics, Obama held, needed to throw away their religious beliefs in order to win political favor. Liberty University has rejected Obama's serpent-in-the-garden view of the American way. Liberty University has decided that principles mean something and that compromise for the sake of compromise is not their way.
The truth is, if you are a Christian that thinks abortion is against your most deeply held religious principles, then you can't be both a Christian and a member of the Democratic Party. If you stand against baby killing, how can you belong to a party that supports it?
So, kudos to Liberty University for standing by its principles. Notre Dame should have been as honorable. Let's hope Liberty's strong stance for principle gains adherents across the land. Let us also hope they don't cave to pressure and reverse this decision in the coming days.


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More than 65 per cent of the bonds were bought by US investors while the second in rank were UK investors at between 15 to 16 per cent.
The bonds are already trading at the Irish Stock exchange at 102 per cent which shows more confidence by investors in the Kenyan economy.
President Kenyatta assured Kenyans that the proceeds from the bond which have already been deposited in Kenya's accounts will be used prudently.
"Proceeds of the bond transactions will be used for funding of infrastructure in energy, transport and agriculture," he said at a live press conference.
The Eurobond will also reduce local borrowing by Government which will in turn reduce interest rates, said the Head of State.
The President also used the occasion to brief Kenyans on the country's resilient economy.
"Growth remains satisfactory and the outlook is bright. Macroeconomic indicators like inflation, interest rates and the exchange rate remain largely stable," he said.
The President also explained how international partners have lined up support for Kenya's development agenda.
"We received support from China for various projects, including the Standard Gauge Railway and more recently, our European Union and World Bank partners renewed their support for Kenya with a total financial support amounting to about Ksh 500 billion," he said.
President Kenyatta said the sale of the sovereign bond, the largest in Africa, represents an important milestone for our country.
"It is an important stepping stone in the path to emerging market status as the Government implements its transformative agenda under my leadership," he said.
The President said the transaction has diversified the country's funding sources and established an important benchmark for both private and public sectors.
"Both private and public sector corporations now have the ability to tap into the international capital market to fund their business expansions at reasonable costs" he said.
The Eurobond will have the effect of reducing lending rates within the country because it reduces government borrowing from local banks.
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Under the new plan all banks will use a reference rate to be determined periodically by the central Bank of Kenya as a basis for pricing credit. Banks will have to disclose any premium they place above the reference rate.
Government will also promote full disclosure of bank charges to facilitate informed banking decisions by the public, said President Kenyatta.
Other measures include modernising the Lands and Companies Registries, operationalising the revised Credit Reference Bureau, implementing the Treasury Mobile Direct system and fast-tracking capital markets reforms.
The Government has also submitted to Parliament the National Payment Systems (NPS) and has implemented legislative amendments to facilitate banks to utilize a standardized charge document and simplify valuation process
The President also announced that Kenya has been upgraded from the dark grey list of the anti-money laundering regime.
He also announced the Government will facilitate lines of credit for large housing development projects targeted at lower income buyers for owner occupation.
Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich said Kenya's debt levels were low at 50 per cent of GDP and it can continue borrowing up to 75 of its GDP.
He said more than 66 per cent of the bond was lapped up by US investors.
Also at The State House press conference were Njuguna Ndungu (Central Bank governor), Njee Muturi (Solicitor General) and Kamau Thugge (Treasury Principal Secretary).


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By Joe Collins
Jul 27, 2003
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
I'm embarresed to admit that I too pre-placed the first nut (but didn't clip the rope) when I climbed this. I wish I hadn't because the moves off the deck aren't that hard, but the landing sucks. It sounds like this is standard practice for this route, and there is a quiver of sticks at the base that serve this purpose.An excellent, sustained, short climb that would be 3 stars if it were longer.
Gillet guide has this as 10c. It felt a bit easier than Outlander, which is benchmark hard-10c.
By Ivan Rezucha
From: Fort Collins, CO
Sep 19, 2004
|See the second photo below for historical info and a question about the "cheater" rocks.
By climber73
From: Fort Collins, CO
May 1, 2007
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
|This is a really fun route if you're solid at 5.10. The start is hard but definitely felt like the crux to me.
By Eric and Lucie
From: Boulder, CO
Jul 6, 2009
Save your ankles... stick place the nut from the ground. Your fingers will be blocking the placement once you do the move... Placing the nut from the ground but not clipping a draw or the rope to it would be a fine compromise IMO.
I found this route to be hard because it is quite pumpy (I suck at pumpy climbing!). I thought some of the pro placements were not immediately obvious (though they are excellent), so I got quite pumped placing and had to hang.
By climberKJ
From: Holderness, NH
Jul 25, 2009
|I also had the nut pre-placed for me, however I was too short to reach the solid finger jam on the left from the stack of rocks. Instead I started at the bottom and traversed over to get it. Climbing it this way added a few more stout moves, but it was super fun and rewarding. I recommend it.
By Tony B
From: Around Boulder, CO
Jun 5, 2010
rating: 5.10c 6b 20 VII 20 E2 5b
Place a smaller nut deep down in the first placement and it's not a problem interfering with the fingers. Set it well so it won't walk out. Also, the first hold is much better fore the left hand middle-ring-pinkey combo than if you try to get the index finger in.
We also replaced the top-anchor for this one today with new webbing and a rapid. It is very solid, but presently is just one loop. So the next person up there should consider backing it up.
It is VERY easy to back up for a belay with a cordalette.
PS- This is a very fun route for no longer than it is (55') and packs a good punch.
By Jeff G.
From: Fort Collins
Jun 5, 2010
|Best to use the pin and stopper anchor atop the second pitch of Pear Buttress. This is a permanent anchor with chains to rap off of. One sixty meter rope will easily make it to the base of Toot. Using the Pear Buttress anchor will keep the ratty slings and tat to a minimum.
By Mr. Stevens
From: Boulder, CO
May 31, 2015
rating: 5.11- 6c 22 VIII+ 22 E3 5c PG13
I'm calling sandbag! A consensus of 5.10c? Maybe it's because I'm a shortie (5'7"), but I found the opening moves to be close to a V3 boulder problem, which leads to a good, active rest, and then another V2 boulder problem using sloping underclings with terrible feet. After that, it's still not over with some pumpy 5.10- crack that requires a lot of body English. The gear isn't that easy to place either, as it's quite small and finicky for most of the climb. Regardless, an incredible pitch of sporty crack-climbing!
I felt no shame in stick-placing and clipping the nut. It's a nasty fall if you mess up those opening moves, the rest of the route is totally safe aside from the gear tinkering.
By Andy Hansen
From: Longmont, Colorado
Jul 1, 2015
rating: 5.10d 6b+ 21 VII+ 21 E3 5b
|I'll say that if you stick clip the nut in place it may feel like 10c. I didn't, and it felt like 10d or even 11a. I've climbed easier V3s than this. There are definitely feet to use in the opening moves- they are just subtle and/or high up. I thought the real crux was higher up when the crack jogs left and the gear is thin... there are some subtle movements that seem harder than the opening moves. Overall, this route is great and is more technical than Outlander... so it's hard to compare the two.


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Building to their own account, Sealink Sdn Bhd of Miri Sarawak East Malyasia are nearing completion of a 3600 hp utility tug. The 40 by 11.8-meter Sealink Maju 8 will be powered by a pair of Cummins KTA50 M2 engines each generating 1800 hp at 1800 RPM. The engines turn fiexed pitch four-blade propellers in nozzles through Twin Disc 5507 gears. To give the tug a bollard pull of approximately 45 tons. A pair of Cummins powered 150 kW generators provides electrical power.
The main deck is fitted with a single drum 50-ton towing winch with capacity for 850 meters of 44 m/m wire. The vessel can make 12 knots but has an economic 11-knot speed with a 5,500 nautical mile range at 10 knots. The afterdeck, with a five-ton per square meter strength, can carry 300 tons of cargo. Electric service is provided for transporting reefers on deck. Crash rails are 1.5 meters high on either side of the main deck with a safe haven provided. Accommodation includes three single-berth, one double-berth and four three berth staterooms each with an attached washroom. All cabins are air-conditioned. The Sealink Maju 8 is also fitted with a dispersant system incorporating two three-meter spray booms.


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Soccer News of Monday, 15 October 2012
Source: GFA
Having guided Ghana to qualify for the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations, Black Stars coach Kwesi Appiah has set his sights on winning the competition.
The Black Stars qualified for next year's tournament in South Africa with a 1-0 win against Malawi in Lilongwe on Saturday, to record a 3-0 aggregate score over the two legs.
But with the Black Stars' last African success coming 30 years ago, every qualification is greeted with the demand for a fifth title.
"Being a coach my ambition was to try and qualify the nation to the Cup of Nations," said Appiah, a former Ghana captain.
"Now we will do our best to repeat what we were able to do in 1982."
The 2013 Africa Cup of Nations draw will be held in Durban on 24 October.


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First John Abraham, then Hrithik Roshan, lastly Aamir Khan and now is it Salman Khan? Yes, if the latest buzz is to be believed, Dhoom 4 might have Sallu Bhai in all new avatar.
Although, no official declaration has been made about the making or casting of Dhoom 4, but there are some rumours flowing which suggest that Salman Khan might be creating dhoom in the next sequel, if any.

Dhoom 3 starring Aamir Khan in the lead role was one of the biggest hits of Bollywood and has registered some records in the box office. Hence, it wont be superficial to assume that the fourth installment of the Dhoom franchisee might be on the cards of Aditya Chopra.
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Vojnosanit Pregl 67:523-9. 2010..The aim of this study was to establish the type and frequency of varicella complications among hospitalised patients over an 8-year period...


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On Friday evening, we took our last walk on the pier as a family. The pelicans and seagulls soared over our heads and I kept thinking about all the times we walked it while Silas was still growing in my belly. I love peering over the edge onto the clear waves crashing on the sand. I never fell in love with Florida the way some do, but I'm thankful for the sunshine and the salt air, and Panama City will always have a place in my heart as my baby's birthplace.
As I type this, Chris and I are whispering back and forth while on our computers and Silas is sleeping in a pack n'play in the corner of our North Carolina hotel room. We're road-tripping up the East Coast to Boston, after getting the house packed up all day yesterday. Settling into a new home in Boston is still a long way off, and it's rather exhausting to be 'homeless' again, but we're ready for all the new adventures that a new city brings.


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