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Internacional upsets Barcelona to win Club World Cup
YOKOHAMA, Japan -- Substitute Adriano scored late in the second half Sunday and South American champion Internacional of Brazil upset Spanish powerhouse Barcelona 1-0 to win the Club World Cup.
Inter forward Iarley fought off a challenge from defender Carles Puyol and made a superb pass to Adriano, who beat Barcelona goalkeeper Victor Valdes with a right-foot shot in the 82nd minute.
"I can't believe I scored the goal that won the world club title," said the 19-year-old Adriano. "We've beaten Barcelona and it was a very satisfying performance. They were strong in the first half but we played as a cohesive unit."
Ronaldinho had a chance to tie the game 4 minutes after Adriano's goal, but his free kick from the top of the penalty area sailed inches wide of the post.
"We played 90 minutes just waiting for our opportunity," Iarley said.
Playing before a crowd of 67,128 at International Stadium Yokohama, Barcelona controlled play early and had its best scoring chance on a Giovanni Van Bronckhorst shot in the 19th minute. Barcelona had twice as many shots on goal as Inter did in the first half, but the South American champions defended well and made things difficult for the Spanish side.
Barcelona coach Frank Rijkaard sent Spanish midfielder Xavi on early in the second half and he came close in the 74th minute with an angled volley that Inter goalie Clemer saved.
Barcelona was playing without Argentine forward Lionel Messi, who injured his foot in a match against Spanish team Real Zaragoza last month and will be sidelined for up to three months. Samuel Eto'o is also injured and did not make the trip to Japan.
Internacional advanced to the final with a 2-1 win over Egypt's Al Ahly on Wednesday. Barcelona coasted to a 4-0 win over Mexico's Club America in Thursday's other semifinal.
Last year, Sao Paulo took the title by upsetting Liverpool 1-0.
Internacional qualified for the Club World Cup by winning the Copa Libertadores in August when it held defending champion Sao Paulo to a 2-2 tie.
In the third-place match Sunday, Mohamed Aboutrika scored a pair of goals as Al Ahly defeated Club America 2-1 to clinch third place.


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The 47th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards honored country music's stars on Sunday night, including granting multiple wins to artists Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert, Jason Aldean and Kelly Clarkson, CBS News reported.
The biggest win of the evening went to Taylor Swift, who took home the award for Entertainer of the Year for the second consecutive year, according to the Associated Press. She beat out four male nominees, including four-time winner Kenny Chesney, Brad Paisley, Blake Shelton, and Jason Aldean.
"She deserved it," fellow nominee and show co-host Blake Shelton told the AP. "When those announcements came out [about] who was nominated, I remember saying right then — I don't think I said 'I hope Taylor wins' because I hoped I would win — but Taylor deserves it."
Though Swift, who lost in the female vocalist and video categories, did not perform, she did get attention from ACM co-hosts Shelton and Reba McEntire, who poked fun at her rumored date with New York Jets quarterback Tim Tebow, according to the AP.
More from GlobalPost: Is Spotify saving the music industry?
The win came just a day after Swift was applauded by First Lady Michelle Obama for her charity work on The Kids' Choice Awards, the New York Daily News reported.
Swift said hello to Kevin McGuire, a high school football player and Swift fan who has cancer, while accepting her award, the Daily News reported. McGuire was supposed to be Swift's date to the awards, but he was hospitalized and couldn't make it.
"He's not here but I promised him I would give him a shoutout," Swift said.
Other big winners of the evening included Miranda Lambert, Jason Aldean, and Kelly Clarkson, who were each awarded two trophies early on in the show, according to the AP.
Lambert grabbed her third consecutive female vocalist award, as well as won album of the year for a third time for "Four the Record." Her husband Blake Shelton ended Brad Paisley's five-year run in the male vocalist category.
"I own every record in this category and I've been listening and listening, thinking I'm not going to get it," said Lambert in her acceptance speech, the Daily News reported. "Every record is amazing, and I'm so thrilled. I will never take this trophy for granted. My albums are my babies. It's what makes me wake up in the mornings."
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Aldean and Clarkson both won single record and vocal event of the year for their duet "Don't You Wanna Stay," according to the AP.
The night was full of other buzzworthy award-show moments, including the wedding of Christina Davidson and Frank Tucci, who were married on stage as Martina McBride and Train's Pat Monahan sang "Marry Me," US Weekly reported.
Actor Ashton Kutcher, who donned a cowboy hat as he presented the Female Vocalist of the Year award, attempted to sing a version of George Strait's "I Cross My Heart," which he dedicated to the losing ladies in the category, according to US Weekly.
LL Cool J, Marc Anthony, KISS, and Lionel Ritchie were also present at the awards. See here for a full list of the winners.
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Offer to Purchase Shares - Short Form
HelpDownload our Offer to Purchase Shares - Short Form template in Word format. This document is located in the Transfer of Business chapter of Edilex's catalogue of Contract Templates.
When a business becomes a company/corporation, or a private legal person as defined in the Civil Code of Quebec, the transfer of the business can be achieved either by the sale of its business (see series Y02 of the Business Precedents) or by the sale of at least a majority of the issued and outstanding voting shares of the latter to a new buyer.
A transfer of business by way of a sale of shares can be launched in various ways. Some sales begin with a simple letter of intent (see document Y04.200 of the Business Precedents) summarizing the broad outlines of the operation followed by a sale of shares agreement (see document Y04.500 or Y04.550 of the Business Precedents) containing all the terms of the sale. Others are initiated by submitting a very detailed offer to purchase followed by a closing certificate (see document Y04.600 of the Business Precedents) and the execution of ancillary documents required to complete the contractual framework of said transaction.
This document establishes, in a less detailed manner than document Y04.275 of the Business Precedents (Offer to purchase shares stock – long form), all the financial, legal and commercial component which are normally found in an offer to purchase shares.
The Offer to Purchase Shares is the legal instrument by which a person, known as the "OFFEROR", offers to another person, called the "OFFEREE", to acquire part or all of the shares it holds in a corporation / company, in compliance with the price and the manner specified in the offer.
This document is an alternative to the letter of intent to purchase shares (see document Y04.200 of the Business Precedents), in the sale/purchase of share documentary process, whose primary function is to further the transaction without definitively binding the parties.
We recommend the use of this document as part of a proposed purchase, when the offeror wishes the offeree to immediately accept the legal framework of the entire sale to come, so as to avoid that the transaction be aborted in the event that a disagreement occurs on any of the unspecified terms, as can happen when the process is launched by a simple letter of intent.
In the event of a minimized documentary process, this offer may be followed by a Closing Certificate (see document Y04.600 of the Business Precedents), rather than a sale of shares agreement similar to what appears in the documents Y04.500 or Y04.550 of the Business Precedents.
Because the following document contains a short version of an Offer to Purchase Shares rather than a detailed version (see document Y04.275 of the Business Precedents) it is better suited to transactions with lower economic issues or scenarios of sale between shareholders having a detailed understanding of the activities of the business. It can also be used in a progressive documentation of the transaction in order not to intimidate the vendor at the beginning of the transaction, by using, in the offer, an omnibus provision as a bridge between the Offer to Purchase Shares (short form) and a Share Purchase Agreement (long form) (see document Y04.550 of the Business Precedents).


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Guidance Letter G-110
CLEVELAND STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Cleveland, Tennessee
SUBJECT: Use of the Fitness/Wellness Center
Use of the Fitness/Wellness Center
The Fitness/Wellness Center is open to CSCC students, at no charge, during posted hours of operation. Employees and their guests may use the facilities, during posted and other times, so long as:
- their activities do not interfere with any approved or scheduled events;
- their activities do not damage, or cause to be damaged, the facilities;
- employees invite only immediate family and/or a limited number of guests (generally six or fewer) to join them. Family members and guests may not use the facilities without the presence of the employee host;
- employees and their guests refrain from activities that would put themselves or the college at risk; and
- individuals who have a duly authorized CSCC pass may use the facilities only during regular operating hours; however, a pass holder may not bring guests.
Hours of Operation
The hours of the Fitness/Wellness Center will be determined and posted for each semester. Use may be restricted during scheduled class times.
The unsupervised use of the Fitness/Wellness Center may result in personal injury. Any individual using the Fitness Center does so at his/her own risk and assumes the responsibility for an injury occurring as a result of such use.
Injury or Property Loss or Damage
Cleveland State will not be responsible for any personal injury or property loss or damage except that which arises from its own negligence. Any claims resulting from Cleveland State's negligence must be filed with the Board of Claims or the Claims Commission of the State of Tennessee. Damages recoverable against Cleveland State shall be limited to those paid by the Board of Claims or the Claims Commission pursuant to TCA section 9-8-301 et. seq
Children in the Fitness/Wellness Center
No children under the age of 14 are permitted to use the Fitness Center.
Use of Radios in the Fitness/Wellness Center
Music, radios, etc. are prohibited unless headphones are in use.
Use During Non-Operational Hours
Staff members who wish to use the Fitness/Wellness Center at any time other than hours designated are responsible for having security provide access. Staff members are responsible for securing the doors when leaving. Negligence may make the staff member personally liable for personal injury or property damage or loss occurring as a result of his/her negligence.
Any employee who invites a guest to the Fitness/Wellness Center assumes personal responsibility for said guest and may be held personally liable for injury suffered by or caused by said guest.
Failure to Exercise Proper Responsibility
Any staff member who fails to exercise proper responsibility may have the privilege of access withdrawn.
Supervision of the Fitness/Wellness Center
The Fitness Center is under the direct supervision of the Fitness Coordinator in Campus Recreation and the Director of Athletics and Campus Recreation. All inquiries should be directed to the Fitness Coordinator or the Director of Athletics and Campus Recreation.
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Thaliyil V. Sreekumar
Thaliyil V. Sreekumar was born in Kerala, India, in 1970. He received his M.S. degree in chemistry from University of Calicut, Kerala, India, and the Ph.D. degree from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi, New Delhi, India. Sreekumar worked as a Project Associate at the Department of Textile Technology, IIT Delhi from 1994 to 1998, and from 1998 to 2000 he was a Senior Research Fellow in the same institute. He was a Senior Scientific Officer with the Northern India Textile Research Association (NITRA) for a brief period of one year from 2000 to 2001. From 2001 to 2004 he was a Research Scientist at the school of Polymer Textile and Fiber Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Ga, USA. From 2004 to 2008 he was a Dy. Director with Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) of India. Presently, he is working as a General Manager (R&D) with Reliance Industries Ltd, India. He is mainly interested in high strength fibers and their composites including carbon fiber and carbon nanotubes. His other interests include silver nanoparticle impregnated fibres for antimicrobial and inherently colored fibers. In 2008, he was the recipient of the DRDO Technology Day Titanium medal and certificate from the Scientific Adviser of Indian Defense Minister.
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Jermaine Dupri Scoring Ice Cube TV Show Starring Bow Wow
Gangsta rapper-turned-family film star Ice Cube has created a new television series that will star Cash Money rapper Bow Wow, and the two rap-film stars are now taking another familiar name from the hip-hop world along for the ride: Jermaine Dupri.
"I just spoke with JD [Dupri] yesterday and I got him doing the score and he is actually about to do the music for the TV show sitcom that I am doing with Ice Cube," Bow Wow revealed. "I partnered with Ice Cube and he is producing my sitcom. I told JD when Will [Smith] had his own show, Quincy Jones did all the music so it's only right that he does mine. So I got him doing all the scores to the TV show. I speak to JD daily."
While Ice Cube is a seasoned veteran in the film world, Bow Wow has built up a respectable resume over the past nine years, having appeared in 'Like Mike,' 'Fast and Furious: Tokyo Drift,' and the upcoming Tyler Perry film 'Madea's Big Happy Family,' as well as two Cube produced films, 'All About the Benjamins' and 'Lottery Ticket.' Bow Wow has also made appearances on several television shows, including 'Entourage,' 'Smallville' and 'Ugly Betty.'
Dupri meanwhile has no film credits, but his career in the music industry spans two decades, and includes discovering and producing Kriss Kross, Da Brat and Bow Wow. He recently worked on the new Weezer song 'Can't Stop Partying,' which features Lil Wayne.
While production on the show is still in its early stages, according to Bow Wow they have already signed a deal with a network, and will begin filming later this month, once they find writers. "Once we get that we will have a name and we will definitely be filming this year, you'll be hearing a lot about that," Bow Wow explained.
In the meantime, watch Bow Wow in 'Madea's Big Happy Family,' in theaters April 22, and check out his Cash Money debut when it drops later this year.
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Z-Trip has always been on some next-level shit. Mention mash-ups, and his name will invariably come up. While it's debatable whether he was the first DJ to mate tracks from unlikely sources, he is definitely the best. Uneasy Listening Volume I, the widely bootlegged mix CD he did with DJ P in 2001, laid the blueprint for future mashers. And more impressive, he pulls off these mind-boggling marriages live, as exemplified on the promo-only disc he issued last year.
On the aptly titled Shifting Gears, his major-label debut, Z-Trip throws it in reverse. Peripheral fans eager to hear more of his trademark mergers will be let down, as he's all but abandoned that formula. But hip-hop purists will pee themselves upon hearing the new unions he's formed with revered framers like Chuck D and Whipper Whip, and underground MCs like Soup, Lyrics Born and MURS. Overall, this exemplary collection plays like an aural exploration of hip-hop's evolution, spanning from classic party cuts and beats that sound vintage without being antiquated, to the edgier angst-filled tracks that close the record. Z-Trip is still ahead of the pack -- even when he's looking back.


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The Restaurant was 5 Star we really enjoyed our stay.
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Very homely and comfortable.
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Daryl the restaurant manager and made me feel Luke the most important person in the hotel what more could a person ask he was superb at his job
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Advising & Course Requirements
The major professor is frequently associated with the research project providing funding for the assistantship. Students will likely be in contact with the one who will agree to serve as the major professor before or shortly after arriving on campus. The major professor will be responsible for advising students and in chairing the student's advisory committee.
For students arriving without assistantship or possibly with a teaching assistantship, the Graduate Coordinator will appoint a temporary advisor no later than seven (7) days from the date admission is granted. Responsibilities of the Temporary Advisor include:
- Consulting with the student in the preparation of a course schedule for the first semester
- Explaining information related to:
- Expertise of faculty members and their active research programs.
- General requirements of the CENGR.
- General information about the University.
- Assisting the Graduate Coordinator in the selection and appointment of a Major Professor.
- Mentoring the student until a Major Professor is selected.
The Major Professor must be a full member of the graduate faculty; however, this is not a requirement for the Temporary Advisor.
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PHILADELPHIA (Feb. 8)
Dr. Joseph B. Wolffe, a prominent heart specialist, will leave for Israel Saturday, as representative of a group of American and Israel physicians interested in the development of an international medical institute in Israel near the site of the 2,000-year-old Tiberias hot springs.
It is understood that Dr. Wolffe, director of the newly elected Valley Forge National Heart Institute and Hospital at Fairview Village, Pa., was drawn into the plan by American and Israeli colleagues who are impressed by the possibilities of the Tiberias project. The medical institute, as at present contemplated, would be operated as a strictly independent medical organization, maintaining a close working co-operation with medical and scientific agencies in this country and in Israel.
The hot springs, located on the shores of the Sea of Galilee about a mile from the town of Tiberias, are reputed to be the equal of any of the most famous European spas in medical values. It is one of the few spas in the world where highly radio-active spring water is available. Experts will study the beneficial effects of these waters and the climate in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis and diseases of the heart and circulatory systems.


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Source: The Chilton Times - Saturday - February 1, 1902
Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rollmann Celebrate Their Golden Wedding
At their home on West School Street, Friday, January 31st, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rollmann, who have been residents of this
city for over a quarter of a century, quietly celebrated their golden wedding anniversary, assisted by relatives and a
few intimate friends. It is seldom that a man and wife are permitted to spend fifty years of happiness together and when
the blessing of health and prosperity has been added to this, as in the present case, the rare event is, indeed, one of
Otto Rollmann was born in the city of Soest, Westphalia, Prussia, on June 22, 1818. On the 6th of May 1848 he and his
brother Louis set sail for America landing at New York on July 2nd of the same year. They went from there to Albany by
steamer and thence by rail to Buffalo, the track over which the cars were run being constructed of wooden rails. Leaving
here they went to Sheboygan by the way of the great lakes and then started on foot for Calumet, Fond du Lac county. Mr.
Rollmann was married to Miss Amelia Fricke, daughter of Henry Fricke, a pioneer settler of the state, on Jan. 31, 1852,
the marriage ceremony being performed by Justice of the Peace Orin White, of the town of Forest, Fond du Lac county. Mr.
Rollmann held the office of Justice of the Peace for eighteen consecutive years. He also held the office of town clerk
and served one term as county Superintendent of Schools of Fond du Lac county. He left the farm in 1875 moving to the
city of Fond du Lac. The next year he moved to this city were he has since resided.
Mrs. Rollmann was born in Radegast, Saxony, Prussia, Oct. 14, 1835, and came to Wisconsin with her parents in 1847. She
is very active for a lady of her age and popular in German society. Mr. and Mrs. Rollmann are the parents of four living
children all of whom are to be present at the anniversary celebration: Henry Rollmann, our popular druggist; Louis
Rollmann, dealer in real estate and lumber at Shawano; Mrs. Albert Wipperman also of Shawano and Alfred Rollmann, an
electrical engineer, of Chicago.
The Times editor has known this highly respected old couple ever since their coming to Chilton and heartily congratulates
them upon this happy occasion.
The following guests attended the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rollmann, on Friday of last week: Mr.
and Mrs. R. Fricke, of St. Cloud, Wis.; Miss Helen Fricke, of Glenbeulah; Mr. and Mrs. P.E. Kabel, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Bauman, of Kiel; Mrs. H. Wipperman with daughters Anna and Lena, of Chilton; Mr. and Mrs. L. Rollmann and children, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Wipperman and children, of Shawano; Alfred Rollmann, of Chicago; Julius Feind of Chilton. Numerous presents
were received by the aged couple from their friends. Their children presented their father with a gold-headed cane and
their mother with a silk dress.
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Melbourne Toyrun 2015
Tabcorp Park, Melton, Victoria
20th December, 2015
The MRAV 38th Melbourne Traditional Toyrun & Motorcycle Traders Day is being held on 20th December, 2015 at the Tabcorp Park, Melton, Victoria. Hot Rod & Muscle Cars are welcome.
We anticipate about 8 - 10,000+ motorcycles and being the 1st truly combined classic cars and hot-rods Toy-Run we will get about 500+ cars to be inside the track on the grass and have the bikes around on the actual track with traders along the straight finish line and create a family atmosphere with public guests, I have got Masters hardware on board as a sponsor along with Maurice Blackburn lawyers and Shannons Insurance.
This will be a BIG Melbourne Event this year as we have booked the Guinness book of records people to attend to make history with attendances of a charity Toyrun.
For more info call Kerry Walton 0417 766 555 or visit www.toyrun.org.au.


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We are pleased to announce the election of Gregory M. Avis, a Founding Managing Director of Summit Partners in Palo Alto, as the new Chair of our Board of Directors. Greg joined the Irvine board in 2003 and has served as Vice Chair for the past two years. Avis succeeds Peter J. Taylor, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of the University of California, who retired from the board after serving a full board term of 12 years, including three as board chair.
In 1984, Greg helped found Summit, one of the nation's leading private equity and venture capital firms, which has raised nearly $15 billion in capital since its inception. Greg has served on the boards of more than 40 companies primarily in the technology and life sciences industries, including Clontech Laboratories, Ditech Communications, Powerwave Technologies and RightNow Technologies.
Greg's community activities include current service on the boards of Williams College (Chair), Antioch College, New Profit and ARTSTOR and past service on the boards of the Silicon Valley Community Foundation (Chair), San Jose Repertory Theatre (Chair) and the National Outdoor Leadership School. Additionally, he is a Senior Fellow of the American Leadership Forum, Silicon Valley.
"Greg brings a broad range of professional and community leadership experiences to his chairmanship of the Irvine board. Throughout his career, he has been keenly focused on helping organizations maximize their impact, and he will no doubt contribute significantly to helping Irvine succeed in our philanthropic endeavors," said Irvine President and CEO Jim Canales. "The Foundation has benefited from Greg's insight, wisdom and broad perspective for the past nine years, and we look forward to his leadership of our board in the years ahead."
Greg also teaches mathematics at Eastside College Preparatory School in East Palo Alto.
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From their infamous interview on a bed to the custody drama that tormented him in his final hours, Michael Hutchence and Paula Yates' love affair was the most dramatic of his life
The official verdict after the death of Michael Hutchence is that he committed suicide, however Paula Yates never accepted the love of her life would voluntarily leave her and their baby girl Tiger Lily. She insists they had plans to marry and have another child, and had discussed new baby names. Why would he deliberately leave them? She told Australian Woman's Weekly, "I truly don't believe that, and I'm not just saying it to make me feel better or try to make Tiger feel better in the future. I just know him."
Hutchence was found hung with his own belt from the door of his Ritz-Carlton hotel room in Sydney's Double Bay in 1997. He was 37. Up until her own death in 2000 from a heroin overdose, Yates insisted it was a auto-erotic act during which he died accidentally. Police on the scene report a hysterical Yates leaving baby Tiger Lily in the VIP area of the hotel, consuming a huge amount of vodka, clearly distraught. Witnesses say she was loudly explaining that Hutchence was into auto-erotic acts and that's why he died.
Despite her insistence that he didn't commit suicide, what is known is that Hutchence was already spiraling out of control before that fateful night. At first his relationship with Yates seemed to be exactly what he needed. Both were free spirits, unafraid to express themselves and both alleged drug users. Depending on who you believe the two were embroiled in a hot affair either before or after Yates interviewed Hutchence on the UK TV show The Big Breakfast.
Yates was married to Sir Bob Geldof at the time, a musician who was worshiped in the UK for putting together the 1984 Band Aid project that saw some of the world's biggest music stars donated their time and talent in an effort to raise money for starving children in Africa. He and Yates had three girls when she left him for Hutchence meaning she was tied to the UK and couldn't join Hutchence during his final INXS tour in Australia. Coming to Australia with just Tiger Lily wasn't an option. Her girls needed her. Hutchence understood she couldn't leave her three older daughters but was distraught at the thought of not seeing them for Christmas. He blamed Geldof for the separation, branding him 'evil'.
Last night the movie INXS Never Tear Us Apart on Channel Seven showed a tortured Hutchence begging Geldof to let Yates bring their girls to Australia. Little did Geldof know that he didn't just plan for them to visit, he had lofty dreams they would permanently relocate to Australia. He thought Yates could get a job in TV or radio and he could keep working on his music. Since news of their affair broke in the UK the couple had been held under siege. He dreamed of an idyllic life in Australia free from the scrutiny of a media that still loved Geldof.
In this interview, Yates talks about their baby together, Tiger Lily, who would three short years later find her mother's body in bed after a heroin overdose.
As soon as Yates left Geldof he fought her for custody of their daughters. He'd been humiliated and later confided that his divorce from Yates almost broke him. Losing his girls too was not an option.
On the day of Hutchence's death, Yates was back in court still fighting for permission to take all her children to Australia however the judge refused. Hutchence was committed to a three month INXS tour in Australia. She recalls walking from the courtroom and turning to her solicitor, saying, "This will kill Michael", and he died a few hours later.
After Yates' tragic death from a heroin overdose in 2000 it was revealed she had left custody of Tiger Lily, her daughter with Hutchence, to her ex-husband Geldof.
Yates gave an interview to Australian Woman's Weekly in 1998, just two years before her own tragic death. Tiger Lily was 19-months-old at the time. She was struggling to cope with her loss and refused to accept the coroner's finding that Hutchence's death had been a final, deliberate, despairing act of suicide.
Yates says she was asleep in bed with her three daughters Pixie, seven, Peaches, eight and baby Tiger when the doorbell rang. Her oldest daughter Fifi, 14, was a boarding school at the time. Her friend Belinda was at the front door and told her of Michael's death. Yates says she punched her friend in the face due to the shock. She told Australian Woman's Weekly, "It was awful. I was crying and saying, How can you say something like that to me? It was just like I was dead from then on."
She got straight on a plane with daughter Tiger to be with Michael. "Tiger and I went in and just stayed with Michael. I was relieved to get to him, actually. It seemed like the longest 24 hours of my life just to get to someone. I got to him too late, but I got to him. Tiger saw her dad and then I sent her out and I stayed with Michael."
"I spent a long time with him. I just kept trying to look after him. She talked to him. It was the most private time I'll ever have with Michael, ever. I would have taken him home with me. But it's all so strange because your automatic reaction is to want to make it better and you can't make it better; you can't do anything. The powerlessness is just unimaginable."
Yates discussed Hutchence's death during this interview. She will never believe he committed suicide.
Did you love INXS: Never Tear Us Apart? Do you think they handled Michael's death sensitively?


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2010 Season Passes now on sale!!
It's that time of year again…Christmas is coming and so is the 2010 Racing Season. Our Season Passes for the coming year will be available from November 27th to January 10th, 2010. A Grandstand Pass is $220.00 or a Pit Pass is $240.00 for the 2010 Season. This special will end January 10th, 2010.
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Oakland Raiders linebacker Ben Heeney and his family were unharmed after being involved in a head-on collision while driving to an Easter church service in Kansas, he wrote in an Instagram post Sunday.
According to Heeney, the SUV that he was in was headed down a snowy freeway when it hit a wet patch and spun out. His photo shows the damage to the vehicle, which had the front right tire completely taken off.
The 23-year-old said that the driver of the vehicle that hit him did not sustain any injuries.
Crazy day today. Got up to go to church on this snowy Kansas morning. We were 1/2 mile away from church when we hit a slush patch, lost control, and spun out 180 degrees into the middle of the highway. We were sitting in the middle of the highway staring oncoming traffic in the face and a few seconds later we were hit head on by a car going 60 mph. By the grace of God, there were no injuries and everyone came out safe and ok. I have no doubt in my mind that God was watching over my family this morning on the day of His Son's resurrection. #HappyEaster
A Kansas-native, Heeney was drafted by the Raiders in the fifth round of the 2015 draft. He played in 15 games last season, making 27 solo tackles.


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REMOVAL & INSTALLATIONM5OD Fig. 1 Remove the retaining bolt from the transmission electrical harness connector and separate the harness Fig. 2 Remove the nuts retaining the transmission support insulator (mount) to the crossmember Fig. 3 Remove the 2 heat shield retaining bolts Fig. 4 Remove the nuts and bolts retaining the crossmember to the frame side rails and remove the crossmember Fig. 5 Remove the nut retaining the fuel line bracket to the transmission housing Fig. 6 On 4.2L equipped models, remove the oil pan-to-transmission bolts Fig. 7 Transmission-to-engine bolt locations-4.2L engine Fig. 8 Transmission-to-engine bolt locations-4.6L and 5.4L engines
This type of transmission is found on F-150, F-250 and Expedition models.
If the transmission is to be removed from the vehicle for an extended period, support the rear of the engine with a safety stand and wood block, or equivalent.
To install:
clutch replacement:
The self-adjusting pressure plate on the F-150, F-250 and Expedition models should always be adjusted before installation.
Because the clutch system is hydraulic, the clutch pedal free-play is self-adjusting and requires no additional maintenance.
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Um hello? Anyone else out there that doesn't get all slobbery over a chunk of meat fat? Honestly, this is going to sound mean, but DONT take it that way . . . when I see ya'll talking about eating straight fat I get repulsed. NOT because you are eating it and enjoying it, but because I picture myself eating it and I hate the taste and texture of animal fat. I'm talking about the big thick pieces of fat on the side of a steak- not the marbling on the inside of a roast. I tried to eat a piece today and almost yacked. Ugh.
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But I don't LIKE meat fat!The process is simple: Free your mind, and your ass will follow.Tags: None
Yeah, unless it's all crisped up or something, forget it.
Chicken wing skin = delicious, but wobbly steak or pork fat,
forget it.
I'm with you sister.
Oh thank god. I honestly was starting to think I was ALONE. Woo.
I do have to say, I put "country rib cut" on my salad today, definitely a fatty cut. Anyway, it tasted VERY good. The last three days I've been finishing up "super lean turkey cutlets" and man the flavor difference of the meats. Whew. On the sad side... I can hardly eat any amounts. I would say the meat was about 6 oz and the spinach/romaine mix maybe a cup or two. Didn't even finish half and I'm full. Damnit.The process is simple: Free your mind, and your ass will follow.
No, you're not the only one. A little fat on the edge of a pork chop isn't terrible, but big chunks of beef fat or chicken skin give me the shkeeves. I also like hollandaise and aiole which are basically fat, but not chewy."Right is right, even if no one is doing it; wrong is wrong, even if everyone is doing it." - St. Augustine
Who says back fat is a bad thing? Maybe on a hairy guy at the beach, but not on a crab.
More fat for me.
I can't honestly say it bothers me personally.
To each their own though. I can crisp up some good bacon, pork belly, or chicken/goose skin if that's more up your ally though."The cling and a clang is the metal in my head when I walk. I hear a sort of, this tinging noise - cling clang. The cling clang. So many things happen while walking. The metal in my head clangs and clings as I walk - freaks my balance out. So the natural thought is just clogged up. Totally clogged up. So we need to unplug these dams, and make the the natural flow... It sort of freaks me out. We need to unplug the dams. You cannot stop the natural flow of thought with a cling and a clang..."
Fat with meat=good. But plain fat is nasty, unless it has been crisped up.http://lifemutt.blogspot.sg/ - Gaming, Food Reviews and Life in Singapore
I'm picky when it comes to my meat fat. It HAS to be grass fed, and only certain cuts appeal to me. For some reason, different cuts seem to have different texture fats hanging on.
I try to use alternative fats like coconut and grass fed dairy instead.--Trish (Bork)
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I could eat macadamia nuts (90% fat bombs) forever
I like it but honestly I'd rather get more bang from my nutritional buck elsewhere. I've never really been a fan of bacon and I don't know why people go gaga for it. Roasted pork with skin on >>>> bacon for me any day.F 28/5'4/100 lbs
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I like fatty cuts of meat such as steak flank slow cooked or crispy bacon, but I'm the same I wouldn't eat a mouthful of steak or pork fat either - unless its pork crackling from a roastHealthy is the new wealthy.
I thought we were supposed to eat lean meats. The fat parts I used for cooking, braising, etc. On the other hand, I love fatty and oily fish. There's pleanty of good fats to be had. I feel like the lady in the old song with the line "and the greese ran down her chin, oh". And I feel great."When the search for truth is confused with political advocacy, the pursuit of knowledge is reduced to the quest for power." - Alston Chase
Originally posted by Cryptocode View PostI thought we were supposed to eat lean meats. The fat parts I used for cooking, braising, etc. On the other hand, I love fatty and oily fish. There's pleanty of good fats to be had. I feel like the lady in the old song with the line "and the greese ran down her chin, oh". And I feel great.
Depends on how well it's been cooked. If it's soft and unctuous in the middle, it's fine as. If it's chewy in any way, I don't find it palatable at all.Meat is Prized, Wheat is Despised.
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Grower-shippers reported strong demand for California-grown Asian pears, which began shipping in late July.
Wawona Packing Co. began shipping Asian pears from California's Central Valley at the end of July, said salesman John Hein.
Cutler, Calif.-based Wawona kicked off its deal with brown-skin hosuis and yellow-skin shinseikis. Harvest is expected to last into October.
"The crop looks good," Hein said. "The harvest was a bit early on the brown-skinned varieties."
Wawona's California-grown Asian pear volumes should be similar to last year, Hein said.
"We have no new plantings," he said.
Volumes also are expected to be about the same for Los Angeles-based World Variety Produce Inc., which ships under the Melissa's label, said Robert Schueller, director of public relations.
World Variety began shipping at the end of July. Quality is good, Schueller said, but sizing is a bit larger than retailers would like.
That should change by the end of August, when volumes of medium-sized fruit pick up and prices start to fall, Schueller said.
"It's been a warm summer in the Central Valley, so we don't anticipate any problems."
Hein reported brisk movement in the first half of August, and he expects it to increase as the season progresses.
"Demand is currently good, and it will go up as we get further into the fall items and the tree fruit deals wind down," he said.
On Aug. 13, cartons of hosuis 12s were selling for $18 on the Los Angeles terminal market, comparable to last year at the same time, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Wawona expects to start shipping shinkos, another brown-skin variety, about Sept. 5, Hein said. Also around that time, the company plans to kick off its specialty yali deal. Yalis are nicknamed "duck pears" because their stem resembles a duck bill.
Wawona will have brown-skin Asian pears available into January. Yalis and shinseikis will likely ship into December.
Shinseikis are Wawona's only yellow-skin Asian pear.


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I just received a letter from Cal Am Water indicating I had used an enormous amount of water this current billing period. The same thing happened about a year and a half ago; however, that bill was around $400.
Today I logged into my Cal Am account online. Preface: last month's bill was $56.85, which is pretty normal for my Pebble Beach home.
Today's shocker is the biggest cahuney of all my time in 16 years here in Pebble Beach: $2,869.21. How could two people use that much water, especially in February?
Is there a group of Cal Am customers communicating with the PUC? If so, I desperately need their contact info. It is easier fighting City Hall than it is fighting Cal Am, especially when their phone representatives are in Illinois. This blatant thievery must be stopped. I am going to end this message since I need another Nitro. Thanks, Cal Am, you are a real American Company!


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Hmmm look at this, AT&T has got straight A's from the Better business Bureau in regards to ethical business practices and responsiveness to customer concerns. I've never really had any major issues with them concerning service. I wasn't too happy when I got my last phone from them and they offered me a deal, but then the next week the same phone was free, but other than that I've been with them for many years now and I'm happy that I can receive calls in my home..
AT&T* today announced that AT&T Mobility has earned straight "A's" from every Better Business Bureau (BBB) across the United States on their report cards for ethical business practices and responsiveness to customer concerns. By working directly with each of the 110 independent BBB offices across the country, AT&T Mobility has become the only company to separately achieve both 110 BBB Accreditations and "A" ratings. In addition, AT&T Mobility leads the wireless industry with significantly more accreditations and "A" ratings than its nearest competitor.
Rankings of companies are based on BBB confidence that the business is operating in an open and trustworthy manner. Each business undergoes an evaluation in 17 categories including BBB accreditation, how well the company has responded to consumer concerns, the company's complaint history with the BBB, and the truthfulness of its advertising claims.
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Smart meters - Invasion of privacy or practical?
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 04:15:17 GMT —
Smart meters are sparking opposition on the internet.
Some call them invaders of privacy.
Soon all AEP Texas customers will have one installed.
Smart meters monitor how much energy you use.
They communicate that amount to your energy company.
"It gives customers faster service at a reduced price that we would not normally charge," said AEP Texas spokesman Frank Espinoza.
The energy conscious can use smart meters to find ways of cutting back on energy.
"In the past people would have to kind of guess as to what their electric bill was going to be per month, said Espinoza. With (the smart meter) you will know to the day how much power you're using."
Stopsmartmeters.org claims smart meters know "when you wake up in the morning, when you go on vacation and what kinds of appliances you are using."
It TMs a claim AEP Texas denies.
"The only information we're going to be gathering is the meter reading four times per hour and sending the meter readings to the retailer provider of the consumers' choice, said Espinoza.
Another complaint: some said smart meters increased their bill.
AEP Texas said you may notice new fees of a couple bucks, but any big change would be from your energy company.
If you got a door hanger from AEP Texas, it likely means they are your electric provider.
"If you are an AEP Texas customer or you are served by AEP Texas lines, you will receive a meter," said Espinoza.
In many parts of the Valley, AEP Texas is the only electric provider.
Many are left with no choice but to accept the meter or risk getting no electricity.
There are several claims against smart meters including that they can hurt your health.
To read from both sides of this story, visit: www.eei.org and stopsmartmeters.org.


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Moving Van Catches Fire due to Soaring Temperature - Exclusive Visuals - Tv9
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Accidents are reported at many locations on the roads due to rising temperatures in Telugu States. People are fearing to travel due to these accidents. A Maruti Van caught fire on the road while travelling at Shadnagar of Mahbubnagar district. The bikers going by that route have alerted the driver who later jumped off the vehicle and escaped. Likewise, in Nalgonda district as well a private travel bus has caught fire on the road due to petrol leakage and hot temperature.


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Children's Miracle Network Donation Box Stolen
By: Leah Uko
OMAHA (KPTM) - A father wants whoever stole the Children's Miracle Network donation box from a gas station to know how that money helped save his son's life.
Tim Pfannenstiel's 11-year-old son, T.J. had a cardiac arrest back in 2008.
T.J. was 6-years-old at the time.
"I just mainly remember being in the hospital room," T.J. said.
There were only two advanced heart-lung machines in Nebraska at that time. Only one could operate on children.
"The fact that they went out of their way to really do their best to save TJ, you can't ever pay that back," Pfannenstiel said.
Pfannenstiel said the money raised from the donation boxes goes towards research and new technology for the Children's Hospital--and essentially, he said, contributed to saving his son's life.
He was in disbelief that one of the donation boxes was stolen.
"It's the fact that someone would just take it," Pfannenstiel continued. "It's not going to hurt Children's--it's not going to make the programs go away or anything like that."
Omaha Police Officer Decker posted on Twitter about the theft on Wednesday close to 5 a.m. His tweet read that the donation box was stolen from the Buckys gas station near 60th and Center streets.
"It's wrong," Cynthia Huntley, who works in that area, said. "You just don't steal. I mean, really. You just don't."
Shuray Pecha, who also works in that area felt stealing from children was wrong, but not unbelievable.
"You never know who the thief is. If it's someone with this economy, you know, a lot of people don't have jobs, don't have people that will help them," Pecha continued. "But I think it is a terrible thing."
All of the proceeds go toward the local Children's Miracle Network--not the national organization.
"So it helps your community. Why take from the community?"
Pfannenstiel hoped the theft doesn't happen again for the sake of another child's health in the future.
The Children's Miracle Network said the theft wouldn't hurt the organization financially. It holds a number of fundraisers such as the Miracle Treat Day, Pancake Day and Golf Tournament.


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'Strong' BP has resources for US pay-outs: British minister
Oil giant BP is a "very strong company" and has the resources to cover the costs of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, British Finance Minister George Osborne said on Thursday.
"BP in the end is a very strong company," Osborne told BBC radio, when asked about the 20-billion-dollar (16.3-billion-euro) fund BP had unveiled on Wednesday to face the mounting costs from the disaster.
He added: "BP have set aside some money, a very considerable sum of money, and they have those resources.
"But let's not forget this is a very important company not just to the British economy but to the American economy as well and we want it to succeed and flourish in the future for all our sakes."
BP chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg announced the fund on Wednesday after talks with US President Barack Obama and said no more shareholder dividends would be paid this year as it tries to meet the bill from the spill.
The group's share price soared on Thursday by more than seven percent, before pulling back slightly to stand at 355.3 pence, up 5.40 percent from the closing level on Wednesday.
The announcement of the huge war chest represented a major victory for Obama, who has been under fire over his handling of the disaster.
But he also sought to reassure investors about BP's financial health, saying it was a "strong and viable company" and he was "absolutely confident" it would be able to meet its obligations.
BP chief financial officer Byron Grote said the company planned to offload 10 billion dollars of assets to help pay the bill, but analysts said it should be strong enough to weather the storm.


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Prisoners to get hepatitis C drug
MICHIGAN (NEWSCHANNEL 3) - A new treatment for hepatitis C that costs a thousand dollars a pill is expected to be available to inmates in Michigan, but may be denied to Medicaid patients without criminal records.
The drug, Sovaldi, made by a company in California, is bringing in record profits.
It promises a cure for hepatitis C, which damages the liver.
The Michigan Department of Corrections says it may be used to treat the disease in prisoners if traditional drugs have not worked.
Meanwhile, the Department of Community Health says the drug will only be provided to Medicaid patients in Michigan on a case-by-case basis.
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1. Howard Kurtz points out some of Walter Cronkite's partisan and personal transgressions. The most trusted man in America slanted his news coverage to favor Democrats over Republicans and to take sides in intra-Democratic rivalries. Kurtz argues that these would be a big deal today. We don't need nostalgia for the media institutions of the mid-1900s. If anyone thinks the Obamamania of 2008 was bad, they should look at the media treatment of Barry Goldwater in 1964. Mainstream journalists seemed to be operating under the assumption that if they could call Goldwater a lunatic, Nazi, Fascist enough times, liberals would never again have to face electoral competition. For pure slanderous bad faith, I can't remember anything that compares with Daniel Schorr reporting on CBS News that Goldwater was going to Germany ( of as Schorr put it "Hitler's one-time stomping ground" - in case you missed the point) as part of meeting of the international far right.
2. There are several advantages to the existence of the populist conservative media (talk radio, Fox News, blogs.) One major advantage is that, by virtue of the size of the audience of the right-leaning media, the right-leaning news outlets can sometimes force the "mainstream" media to report stories that they would prefer to avoid. I remember back in 2008 where, for a while, I lived in a kind of parallel news universe from my friends who didn't consume right-leaning media. I knew about the John Edwards affair story and so did tens of millions of other people, but for folks who got their media from outside the right-leaning outlets, the story didn't exist until it was reported by the networks. The same thing happened with the story about the forged George W. Bush National Guard documents and Elizabeth Warren's phony Native American heritage. As the right-of-center media exposes the story to larger audiences, and sticks to pressuring the nonconservative news outlets, the willingness of the nonconservative news outlets to embargo the story decays. And only one major nonconservative news outlet has to cave in and report the story for the whole news embargo to collapse. When ABC decided to report the Edwards story, then everybody followed.
So the populist conservative media can, with great effort and some cost, get the nonconservative media to report inconvenient truths they would have ignored in an earlier era. But there costs are real too. If Elizabeth Warren had been a conservative Republican, the story would have been "Warren is a fraud." Now, in effect, the story is "Warren's conservative opponents say she is a fraud." That's better than nothing but it isn't the same thing. And the conservative media can't consistently set the agenda for the nonconservative media that is consumed that by persuadables that don't watch FOX or listen to talk radio. If the New York Times and the Today Show decide that Bain Capital is a story, then Bain Capital is a story.
3. There were advantages to the old media set up. Audiences were very large. If you has the money, they had the time and the eyeballs. The norms of the era demanded that they covered major political remarks (State of the Union speeches, national convention speeches) more-or-less without interruption. You could put Reagan in the "A Time For Choosing" infomercial and lots of people who thought conservatives were all about starving old people and starting nuclear wars would listen and have their views softened. It didn't matter if the network journalists spent the next thirty years implying (with various levels of subtlety) that Reagan was stupid/heartless/crazy/bloodthirsty. The public would still get a chance to hear Reagan at length and they heard what they heard. It is harder to reach persuadable (or potentially persuadable) voters at similar length today, but the media cues that the Democrats are the "good guys" are still there. Audiences are more fragmented. Many of today's voters come from families that weren't here when Reagan was President and haven't been socialized into the conservative narrative and they probably don't know it exists. They aren't going to get it from the right-leaning media because that isn't the media they consume. If they are going to be reached, they are going to have to be reached out to . Most of them aren't going to come to us. This doesn't mean things are worse than when Walter Cronkite was the unofficial national interpreter of reality. It is just a different set of challenges.
4. I love this story for its pure passive-aggressive evil. The headline should be "Mormons Massacred A Bunch Of People. It Was Like 9/11 With Mormons. Romney Is A Mormon. We're Just Saying." Yes, the story actually contains a 9/11 reference. Most Obama water carrying by the media (outside the MSNBC lunatic asylum) will probably be more subtle than this story but it does show some of the advantages that media power gives the left-of-center. The media can (sometimes in the form of bogus human interest stories) go dirty on Romney (or whatever right-of-center figure) while Obama sticks to "real issues" like Bain or contraception or whatever is the most important issue on the world today. The nonconservative media aren't the only ones to play the game. The Boston Herald ran a story yesterday about how hard it would be for the Massachusetts Democrats to dump Elizabeth Warren over the phony Native American thing. There wasn't any move by state Democrats to dump Warren. The story was basically an excuse for an "Elizabeth Warren is a phony Native American" story on a day when no news had broken on the subject. My sense is that this is bigger problem for the right-of-center, because they have greater trouble reaching that majority of Americans who do not regularly consume right-leaning media.


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LAKE ELMO — Get in the Halloween mood at Lake Elmo Park Reserve with storyteller Dwight Wilcox as he tells spooky tales and ghostly legends by the fire 7 to 8 p.m. Oct. 19, at the outdoor amphitheater at the Lake Elmo Park Reserve.
This one-hour program is geared toward older children and adults. Complimentary S'mores and hot cider will be available while supplies last. Feel free to bring camping chairs and blankets. Camping is available for the last weekend of the season. Reservations are not required to attend. This program is free with a park vehicle permit ($5 per day or $25 annually).
For more information on this and other park programs and events see www.co.washington.mn.us/parks or call the Lake Elmo Contact Station a 651- 430-8370.
Lake Elmo Park Reserve is at the intersection of County Road 19 and County Road 10, one mile north of Interstate 94 in Lake Elmo.


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My Audio Museum
My home theater has been written about fairly extensively in this magazine. But there's one part of my house that I haven't talked about in print before: my attic. My kids refer to it as the Audio Museum.
It started innocently enough. After moving into a new house a few years ago, I felt I finally had the space to bring out all of the LPs I'd been saving in boxes in my basement and set up my turntable again. Some other vintage gear that had been banked in storage finally had somewhere to go, too. For example, I found my old cassette player. I was never a big fan of cassettes. It was so hard to skip ahead (or back!) to the right spot to access the song I wanted to hear. The sound was better than 8-tracks but still worse than radio. Most of the cassettes I owned were mix tapes I made of my favorite songs. That was the beauty of them: They gave you the ability to make your own playlist. That's about all I think I'm able to put in the cassette plus column, though.
I put the attic museum together partly to be functional and partly for show. For this column, I decided to go up there and try everything out. The following is my perception of Then vs. the reality of Now.


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Paul Richard
Paul Richard's drip paintings are surprising on the street where you're not expecting to see them, particularly since they are on sidewalks rather than walls, and they're amazing in the gallery when you realize how quickly and confidently they have to be made. There's not room for error.
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Rep. Paul Ryan delivered a speech today outlining the serious fiscal issues facing our country, and the choices before us. We can either choose the Democrats' path of shared scarcity, or Ryan and some of his fellow Republicans' path of renewed prosperity. He recognized that his party shares in the blame on how we got to this point, but he's looking forward.
The complete transcript is here, but here are some of the key quotes:
Despite talk of a recovery, the economy is badly underperforming. Growth last quarter came in at just 1.8 percent. We're not even creating enough jobs to employ new workers entering the job market, let alone the six million workers who lost their jobs during the recession.
The rising cost of living is becoming a serious problem for many Americans. The Fed's aggressive expansion of the money supply is clearly contributing to major increases in the cost of food and energy.
An even bigger threat comes from the rapidly growing cost of health care, a problem made worse by the health care law enacted last year.
Most troubling of all, the unsustainable trajectory of government spending is accelerating the nation toward a ruinous debt crisis.
This trajectory is catastrophic. By the end of the decade, we will be spending 20 percent of our tax revenue simply paying interest on the debt – and that's according to optimistic projections. If ratings agencies such as S&P move from downgrading our outlook to downgrading our credit, then interest rates will rise even higher, and debt service will cost trillions more.
This course is not sustainable. That isn't an opinion; it's a mathematical certainty. If we continue down our current path, we are walking right into the most preventable crisis in our nation's history.
So the question is, how do we avoid it?
The answer is simple. We have to make responsible choices today, so that our children don't have to make painful choices tomorrow.
The budget passed by the House last month takes credible steps to controlling health care costs. It aims to do two things: to put our budget on a path to balance, and to put our economy on a path to prosperity.
I am here today to stress the point that these goals go hand in hand. Stable government finances are essential to a growing economy, and economic growth is essential to balancing the budget.
The name of our budget is The Path to Prosperity.
See, right now, we're finally having a debate in Washington about how to address our fiscal problems. But we're still not having the debate we need to have.
To an alarming degree, the budget debate has degenerated into a game of green-eyeshade arithmetic, with many in Washington – including the President – demanding that we trade ephemeral spending restraints for large, permanent tax increases.
This sets up a debate in which we are really just arguing over who to hurt and how best to manage the decline of our nation. It is a framework that accepts ever-higher taxes and bureaucratically rationed health care as givens.
I call it the "shared scarcity" mentality. The missing ingredient is economic growth.
Shared scarcity represents a deeply pessimistic vision for the future of this country – one in which we all pay more and we all get less. I believe it would leave us with a nation that is less prosperous and less free.
To begin with, chasing ever-higher spending with ever-higher tax rates will decrease the number of makers in society and increase the number of takers. Able-bodied Americans will be discouraged from working and lulled into lives of complacency and dependency.
Worse – when it becomes obvious that taxing the rich doesn't generate nearly enough revenue to cover Washington's empty promises – austerity will be the only course left. A debt-fueled economic crisis will force massive tax increases on everyone and indiscriminate cuts on current beneficiaries – without giving them time to prepare or adjust. And, given the expansive growth of government, many of these critical decisions will fall to bureaucrats we didn't elect.
Shared scarcity impedes economic growth, results in harsh austerity, and ends with lost freedom.
We know what that something else must be, because we know what has always made growth possible in America. We need to answer that call for new economic leadership by getting back to the four foundations of economic growth:
First, we have to stop spending money we don't have, and ultimately that means getting health care costs under control.
Second, we have to restore common sense to the regulatory environment, so that regulations are fair, transparent, and do not inflict undue uncertainty on America's employers.
Third, we have to keep taxes low and end the year-by-year approach to tax rates, so that job creators have incentives to invest in America; and
Fourth, we have to refocus the Federal Reserve on price stability, instead of using monetary stimulus to bail out Washington's failures, because businesses and families need sound money.
Let me deal with each in order.
The first foundation, real spending discipline: it's pretty simple. You can't get real, sustainable growth by continuing to pile on the debt. More debt means more uncertainty, and more uncertainty means fewer jobs.
The rating agency S&P just downgraded the outlook on U.S. debt from "stable" to "negative." That sends a signal to job creators. If S&P is telling them that America is a bad investment, they're not going to expand and create jobs in America – not at the rate we need them to.
Mounting debt also threatens our poorest and most vulnerable citizens, because those who depend most on government would be hit hardest by a fiscal crisis. We have to repair our safety net programs so that they are there for those who need them most. This starts by building on the successful, bipartisan welfare reforms of the mid-1990s.
Our reforms save the social safety net by giving more power to governors to create strong, flexible programs that better serve the needs of their populations. Most important, they make these programs solvent.
We've advanced legislation to revisit the flawed Dodd-Frank law, which actually intensifies the problem of too-big-to-fail by giving large, interconnected financial institutions advantages that small firms do not enjoy.
But most important, we propose to repeal the new health care law and its burdensome maze of new regulations. It's bad enough that the law imposes an unconstitutional mandate on every American; it also imposes new regulations on businesses, which are stifling job creation.
Let me share with you a figure that serves as a devastating indictment of the new health care law: So far, over 1,000 businesses and organizations have been granted waivers from the law's onerous mandates. These waivers may prevent job losses now, but they do not guarantee relief in the future, nor do they help those firms that lack the connections to lobby for waivers.
This is no way to create jobs in America. True, bipartisan health care reform starts by repealing this partisan law.
The third foundation recognizes that we cannot get our economy back on track if Washington tries to tax its way out of this mess.
The economics profession has been really clear about this – higher marginal tax rates create a drag on economic growth.
As the University of Chicago's John Cochrane recently wrote: "No country ever solved a debt problem by raising tax rates. Countries that solved debt problems grew, so that reasonable tax rates times much higher income produced lots of tax revenue. Countries that did not grow inflated or defaulted."
Higher taxes are not the answer.
Finally, the fourth foundation calls for rules-based monetary policy to protect working families and seniors from the threat of high inflation.
The Fed's recent departures from rules-based monetary policy have increased economic uncertainty and endangered the central bank's independence.
A simpler, fairer tax code is needed for the individual side, too. Individuals, families, and employers spend over six billion hours and over $160 billion per year figuring out how to pay their taxes. It's time to clear out the tangle of credits and deductions and lower tax rates to promote growth.
The House-passed budget does that by making the tax code simpler… flatter… fairer… more globally competitive… and less burdensome for working families and small businesses.
By contrast, the President says he wants to eliminate deductions, but he also wants to raise rates. That includes raising the top rate to 44.8 percent. That would amount to a $1.5 trillion tax increase on families and job creators.
The President says that only the richest people in America would be affected by his plan… Class warfare may be clever politics, but it is terrible economics. Redistributing wealth never creates more of it.
Further, the math is clear – the government cannot close its enormous fiscal gap simply by taxing the rich. This gap grows by trillions of dollars each year, representing tens of trillions in unfunded promises to future generations that the government has no plan to keep.
There's a civic side to this as well. Sowing social unrest and class envy makes America weaker, not stronger. Playing one group against another only distracts us from the true sources of inequity in this country – corporate welfare that enriches the powerful, and empty promises that betray the powerless.
Those committed to the mindset of "shared scarcity" are telling future generations, sorry, you're just going to have to make do with less. Your taxes will go up, because Washington can't get government spending down.
That's the real class warfare that threatens us – a class of governing elites picking winners and losers, and determining our destinies for us.
We face a choice between two futures. We can continue to go down the path toward shared scarcity, or we can choose the path of renewed prosperity.
The question before us is simple: Which path will our generation choose? …
Okay, that was a bit more than a few short quotes, but I liked the speech. You should read the whole thing, and share it. This was an important speech that was overshadowed by Donald Trump bowing out of the presidential primary and Newt Gingrich's attack on Ryan's plan.
Every Republican should read this and start making the case to the American people. This isn't about hurting seniors, today's retirees won't even be effected. Anyone who says otherwise is lying.
Update: Memeorandum now has a thread and linked.


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End of the Weak Vancouver (Live) [Photos/Review]
Vancouver, B.C. – The End Of The Weak competition was a tough one with five rounds designed to put an MC's skills to the test. To win the competition one had to remain confident and smooth while consistently landing lines the crowd could get behind in each and every round. No easy task, when freestyling about random objects pulled out of a bag, for example. Each MC had strong moments but the official results – decided on by judges Heatwave, Snak The Ripper, Evil Ebenezer and Prevail – were no surprise to the crowd. When asked who the winner should be, Junk was the crowd's choice as well as the judges'.
Even though there had to be a winner, props to all the MCs who competed. HipHopCanada would like to quickly introduce and acknowledge each competitor's contribution to the night. Starting with the man who placed second, who also gets to head to Montreal, Rupert Common. The "pre-apocalyptic rap-poet and comedic artist of Canadian decent" won the crowd over early, killing the first round with a written verse to a beat of choice.
Placing third, Little T, showcased his "clever wordplay and solid flow" consistently throughout the competition and was able to really engage the audience. He really stood out in the freestyle bag which gave a couple of the MCs a little trouble.
In no particular order, the "industry's greatest disscovery", G-Diss, killed the beat juggling round with a solid delivery and holding true to his unique flow and tone.
Joblow, was the first MC to really wake the crowd up in the first round, which is a very notable achievement. Check this dude out if you see him performing on the streets of Van.
Speeches Beyond, another MC of the VanCity streets, showcased the diversity of his flow in the written verse and a capella rounds.
Beat maker, DJ and MC Cander started things off spitting over a dubstep beat and built momentum throughout the competition, ending strongly in the cipher round.
Kyirim dropped a deep a capella about celebrating music as a united harmonious family, hitting the minds of the audience.
Cloud Strife had a solid start to the competition introducing himself and the quality of his skills in the first two rounds.
Finally the oft-titled "hippie hip-hop" MC Glympse delivered some solid bars on the beat juggling round.
Big ups to the host of the event, Black Lion and the DJ/Coordinator, DJ Makeway. And we can't forget the hard-working judges Prevail, HeatWave, Evil and Snak. If you missed the event get plugged in and be on the look out for open mics setting the stage for next years event and be sure to follow this year's competition to the finale.
Written by Joshua J for HipHopCanada
Photography by Alyssa Biller for M.E.D.S
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couldnt agree more .and it even has a awkward chcaty sound to it when i hear this i think of guy n girl first date he decides to pull out the creeper beat and BAM .Widows Creek ft Factor and Evil Ebenezer In My Car is JAMMIN on the stereo.either she gets creeped out or she laughs n digs it.
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CarComplaints.com Notes: The 2013 Ford Escape has been in the news quite a bit and for all the wrong reasons. Within a few months of its release the SUV was recalled three times, twice because of engine fires.
In July 2012, due to a fuel line that could split and leak, Ford told owners to park their cars because even driving to the dealership for repairs was deemed too dangerous. Instead, in a somewhat unprecedented move, Ford sent tow trucks to pick up the affected vehicles and handed out rental cars while the owners waited for repairs.
A few months later the Escape was recalled again because antifreeze could leak out onto the engine due to a freeze plug becoming dislodged. As the coolant hit the hot engine there was, once again, a threat for fire.
The 2013 is the first model year of the Escape's 3rd generation and proves once again that you want to avoid the first model year when at all possible.
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About These NHTSA Complaints:
This data is from the NHTSA — the US gov't agency tasked with vehicle safety. Complaints are spread across multiple & redundant categories, & are not organized by problem.
So how do you find out what problems are occurring? For this NHTSA complaint data, the only way is to read through the comments below. Any duplicates or errors? It's not us.
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2010 BMW 5 Series Reviews
2010 BMW 550i Gran Turismo Review
BMW seems to be on a quest to create new vehicle categories. The mean monster X6 is a sport-utility vehicle for us, but not for its creator, which calls it a Sports Activity Coupe. With the arrival of the 5-Series Gran Turismo, BMW is taking another shot at producing a unique type of vehicle.
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One month from today is my husband's 30th birthday, and one month and six days from today, I turn 25! Regular readers know that my birthday is the deadline for making the 25 goals I want to achieve before I turn 25.
My husband and I are under some personal austerity measures due to student loans kicking in these days (woo hoo! fun times!), but we decided when we budgeted this year to set aside money and time for his 30th. I'm really, really excited, him a little less so. Ed likes bourbon like a good Southern boy, so we decided to do a whiskey themed party. The old Irish proverb "what whiskey will not cure, there is no cure for" is the theme.
The party will be held at a local pie shop in their beautiful yard. All of the pies that will be served will involve whiskey in some way, and we're going to have a whiskey bar and soul food. I can't wait! For now, I want to share the save-the-dates we've sent to our friends for the party. (The exact date is censored because, you know, it's a private shindig.)
~ save the date inspiration: andrewle on Etsy ~
PS: I'm going to share all of the craft projects related to Ed's party under DIY Weddings because if I could get married again this year (I really do love weddings!), I think I'd be down with a whiskey/seersucker/barbershop quartet hat theme.Â


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Shreveport Police Seek Missing Teen
Another Shreveport teenager is reported missing. 14-year-old LaPrecious Bryant's grandmother says the girl left her home in the 1700 block of Clanton Street on June 20th and has not been seen or heard from since. She's described as a black female, about five foot-eight, and weighing about 120 pounds. At this point, detectives don't believe there's been any foul play but they are concerned with the girl's well-being. If you have any information that might help them find her, call Shreveport police detectives at 318-673-7020 or Shreveport/Caddo Crime Stoppers at 318-673-7373


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The Steelcase Siento Chair
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Price Range: Mid-Back ($1799.00) and Executive ($1999.00)
The Siento comes from a very good company, and the warranty, environmental standards, and pedigree of the chair all get very high marks.
Almost everything else about the chair is a con. It's average when it comes to comfort, and below average when it comes to performance, style, design, and overall impression. The chair has little to recommend it aside from it's parentage.
The Siento is a below average chair. This rating might be lower if not for the pedigree and environmental attractiveness the chair can boast. We cannot recommend purchasing a $2,000 dollar chair with no productivity advantage, no design prowess, no style, and limited comfort. It is not particularly impressive as an executive chair, and certainly not practical for regular office use.


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Fritz Kunz has had a long career in senior management and board positions in the Swiss pharma and medtech industry. A Swiss national and a chemist by training, he spent two decades at Swiss pharmaceutical company Sandoz (now Novartis), including as head of two preclinical research units as well as the human resources department. In the early 1990's he was head of finance at Stratec Medical before serving as CEO of Institut Straumann, a Swiss manufacturer of dental implants, from 1994 to 1998. Dr. Kunz has served on the Board of Directors of several Swiss biopharma and medtech companies, including Straumann Holding (1998-2001), Sentec (since 2003) and Allevia (since 2007). A member of its Board of Directors since 1998, he has since 2000 served as Chairman of the Board of Speedel, a biopharma company (SWX: SPPN) specialized in cardiovascular and metabolic diseases, whose shareholders last month accepted a public tender offer by Novartis. In 2007 Dr. Kunz also became Chairman of the Board of Kuros Biosurgery, a private Swiss biomedical company developing novel injectable materials for localized therapies.
"I am delighted to join PregLem's Board of Directors," said Fritz Kunz. "The company has an exciting pipeline addressing unmet needs in major female reproductive health indications, with its lead product now in phase III trials. I look forward to contributing to PregLem's successful future development."
"Fritz Kunz brings with him extensive experience and an excellent track record in working with innovative biopharma and medtech companies to increase their value," commented Werner Henrich, Chairman of PregLem's Board of Directors. "We are very glad to have him on board."
About PregLem
PregLem SA is a Swiss specialty biopharmaceutical company focused on the development and commercialization of innovative compounds for the treatment of major benign gynecological conditions as well as infertility. PregLem currently has four products in clinical and pre-clinical development. Its most advanced product, PGL4001, in-licensed from French pharmaceutical company HRA Pharma, entered Phase III clinical trials in August 2008 for the treatment of uterine myoma, a highly common benign tumor in women of reproductive age. PregLem raised CHF 68 million from leading life science investors in Series A and B funding rounds in 2007. The company obtained SME status from the European Medicines Agency (EMEA) in November 2007. PregLem was founded in Geneva in 2006 by Ernest Loumaye and Eric Rolin.
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#7 are the check balls:
For the low water issue Sounds like your water inlet valve is bad.
Here's the water inlet valve for your model you can order:
Whirlpool 8283346 Water Inlet Valve - AppliancePartsPros.com
Here's a help link to get the bottom access panel off: How to remove the access panels on a dishwasher
As far as changing the inlet valve, its pretty easy, just turn off the water, undo the water line, brass elbow, electrical connector, and the small rubber hose on the back of the inlet valve. then use a threading compound on the elbow threads and reconnect everything.
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Jeffrey Hatcher Stars in Jungle Theater's THE HEIRESS, Now thru 8/10
Acclaimed playwright-screenwriter Jeffrey Hatcher revisits his acting roots in the Jungle Theater's production of THE HEIRESS, portraying Dr. Austin Sloper, a role he says he's always wanted to play. Artistic Director Bain Boehlke designs and directs the celebrated stage adaptation based on one of Henry James' most memorable novels, Washington Square. The elegant costume drama, also stars Kate Guentzel in the title role of Catherine Sloper and her real-life husband John Catron as Morris Townsend, her suitor, supported by an all-star cast including Jennifer Blagen, Charity Jones, Wendy Lehr, Paris Hunter Paul and Anna Sundberg.
This Tony Award-winning play examines the conflict between painfully shy Catherine and her stern, inflexible father, Dr. Sloper. When she falls in love with a handsome suitor, her father threatens to disinherit Catherine, convinced that the young man could only be interested in her fortune. This dramatic and suspenseful play features one of the most important female roles written for the stage. The play opens tonight, June 20 and runs through August 10 at the Jungle Theater, 2951 Lyndale Av. S. in Minneapolis.
In addition to Boehlke, The Heiress creative team includes Bill Healey (lighting design), Amelia Cheever (costume design) and Sean Healey (sound design).
Performances of The Heiress are Tuesdays ($25), Wednesdays ($33) and Thursdays ($38) at 7:30 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. ($43); Sundays at 2 p.m. ($38); and Sundays at 7:30 p.m. ($33). Senior, student and group discounts are also available, and rush tickets are available every night of the week 30 minutes prior to the performance for $10 off the regular price. Tickets are available at (612) 822-7063 or online at www.jungletheater.com


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|Rediff India Abroad Home | All the sections
Priyanka Chopra's former secretary moves SC against her
September 15, 2007 21:43 IST
In the special leave petition filed through counsel Abhijit Sengupta and Anand Dey, the petitioner submitted that the high court had erroneously discharged the actress of criminal intimidation charges while acknowledging the same against her father Ashok Chopra and underworld don Chhota Shakeel.
Jaju had filed a case of criminal intimidation in January this year before a magistrate in Mhow at Madhya Pradesh against Priyanka, Ashok Chopra and Chhota Shakeel after the actress and her father allegedly used the services of the don to intimidate him in a financial dispute.
According to Jaju, Shakeel had called him up from Malaysia and threatened to kill him if he failed to withdraw the civil case filed by him against the actress two years ago. In the civil case, Jaju had alleged that Chopra owes him arrears amounting to over Rs one crore.
Following the threat, Jaju filed a case of criminal intimidation before a magistrate in Mhow. The magistrate took cognisance of the complaint and framed charges under Sections 506 and 34 of the Indian Penal Code.
However, the Chopras moved the Madhya Pradesh High Court, which approved the charges framed against Shakeel and Ashok Chopra but discharged Priyanka of the charges on the ground that no case was made against her.
Incidentally, Priyanka had filed a caveat before the apex court last week, pleading that she should be heard before any orders are passed on the SLP sought to be filed by Jaju.


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Classic Rides
A really cool solid classic car guys and gals logo. Detailed done and put into a nice shaped square.
Done in one cool dark blue color over white and black in main color version. Main version over black have the stroke around for better visibility and cooler appearance.
Below are the two presentations over Wood as engraving and on a paper. Mockups are not included into the work.
On the bottom of the presentation I have put many color variations of the logo over white background.
Mockups are not included into delivery files !
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A wall painting from 1880 BC shows a figure standing at the front of a sled
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The great Egyptian pyramids have made visitors scratch their heads for millennia: How did the builders move such huge stones into place? Continue reading