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In this domestic thriller debut, a woman with post-traumatic amnesia struggles to regain her memories only to realize that perhaps ignorance was bliss.
After 55-year-old Joanne Harding tumbles down the stairs and strikes her head, she's distraught to discover that she has forgotten the past year. The last thing the former stay-at-home mom remembers is being sad that her youngest child, Fin, has gone off to college, leaving her with an empty nest; according to her husband, Rob, though, that happened a year ago. Rob insists that everything is fine and nothing significant has transpired, but when Fin and his sister, Sash, come over for dinner the next night, it's obvious to Jo that Rob is lying to her and that he's ordered their children to do the same. Jo starts digging to uncover the truth, but the more she learns about her missing months, the more convinced she becomes that her family members aren't the only ones keeping secrets. British author Reynolds uses lush, evocative prose and a first-person, present-tense narration to create an immersive tale that's fueled by anxiety and dread. Chapters set in the present are interspersed with flashbacks, tension mounting as the storylines converge, but while Reynolds' structure is elegant and her plotting is precise, the book's interpersonal conflict feels soapy and manufactured.
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There's a lot of discussion about The Breakfast Club in the pilot episode of the NBC sitcom Community, which makes sense since they have a lot in common: Both the movie and the TV show follow a group of misfits holed up in a school library, and both feature a cast of characters so unhinged they can barely function in the outside world. But all the talk about Breakfast Club is essentially a self-conscious effort to undermine any real comparison between the two. In fact, when one character acts out Judd Nelson's famous cigarettes-for-Christmas spiel to his shocked and confused classmates, everyone's befuddlement at the outburst makes it clear that Hughesian bursts of weepy melodrama are unlikely to figure prominently in Community.
Created by Dan Harmon, one of the minds behind Heat Vision and Jack and The Sarah Silverman Program, Community follows Jeff Winger, a crooked lawyer who is forced into community college after the state bar invalidated his law degree from Colombia rather than Columbia. Winger puts together a phony study group as a ploy to get closer to a female classmate and subsequently finds himself acting as a Spanish tutor to a group of students who don't realize that he can't speak a word of the language.
At its core, Community is not a "nice" show; it seems doubtful that the show's depiction of such institutions as a bastion for high school dropouts, drug-addled burnouts, and fiftysomething losers might not sit well with the nation's junior college attendees. But with a cast featuring The Soup's Joel McHale, Daily Show correspondent John Oliver, and career wiseass Chevy Chase (who seems to be trying to make something out of his public image as an unpleasant egomaniac), the show's unapologetic snark shouldn't come as a surprise. While the cast delivers solid, funny performances, they're mostly just playing caricatures of themselves, and the rest of the supporting players range from forgettable to obnoxious, especially Danny Pudi, whose rambling Abed is about as endearing as stepping on a nail.
Still, Community has a boldness to it that sets it apart from traditional network sitcoms. Like Sarah Silverman, it dispenses with the idea that characters need to be relatable or pitiable. The purpose of Community isn't to teach Winger to stop his dishonest, lazy, smart-alecky ways (no matter how hard Oliver's hapless psychology professor tries), but rather to relish in his calling Abed an Asperger's case and then giggling at it sounding like "ass burgers."


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Baltimore ABC affiliate WMAR reported that police cars were damaged and objects were thrown at police during protests over the death of Freddie Gray on Saturday.
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Dr. Sebi is a pathologist, herbalist, biochemist, and naturalist. He has studied and personally observed herbs in America, Latin America, Africa, and the Caribbean, and has developed a unique approach to healing with herbs that is firmly rooted in over 30 years of practical experience.
Dr. Sebi was born Alfredo Bowman on November 26, 1933, in the village of Ilanga in Spanish Honduras. Sebi never attended school, not even kindergarten. Instead, he took cues on being obedient to the procession of life from his beloved grandmother, "Mama Hay". Sebi's mother left her young son with his grandmother to obtain work in another town. His early days of play and observation by the river and in the forest, coupled with guidance from his grandmother, afforded Sebi the foundation to be obedient to the Truth in his later life.
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In addition, the EPA administrator would be required to set volumes on advanced biofuels to be blended at the prior year's production volumes of cellulosic ethanol, biomass-based diesel and other advanced biofuels. The current law mandates the increased blending of a variety of biofuels through 2022. The actual production volumes of cellulosic ethanol and other biofuels, however, have not come close to reaching the mandate. The current RFS law was designed to set a course for 36 billion gallons of biofuels to be blended by 2022. The discussion draft bill would not mandate the use of biofuels at all. The proposal is a non-starter for biofuel interest groups. FARM ECONOMY Emily Skor, CEO of Growth Energy, told the committee that it shouldn't touch the RFS at a time when the agriculture economy is struggling. "The absolute repeal of the RFS is unnecessary and will further destabilize the farm economy and the ethanol sector, both of which are already suffering from the EPA's excessive use of small-refinery exemptions, roadblocks erected by the oil industry to ethanol-blended fuel, and export barriers," she said in written testimony. "We cannot support legislation that would ultimately turn back the clock on our nation's commitment to renewable biofuels, completely undermining the benefits that consumers have come to expect from ethanol at the pump." Biofuel interests generally support the move to 95 RON (research octane number) requirement at the pump. However, industry representatives told the committee the move wasn't bold enough. Some suggest a move to 98 RON would provide a better incentive for high-octane fuels such as ethanol. The current proposal, Skor said, would not be much of an incentive for petroleum interests. "In fact, 98% of all gasoline sold in the U.S. today contains 10% ethanol," she said. "Moving to a 95 RON baseline fuel would require almost no changes from refiners across the country." NO INCENTIVE Brooke Coleman executive director of the Advanced Biofuels Business Council, said moving to a 95 RON would do little to incentivize the oil industry to buy more ethanol. "In theory, renewable fuels like ethanol are in the best position to succeed under an octane standard because ethanol is by far the cheapest source of octane available today," he said. "In practice, and unfortunately, it is in the oil industry's long-term financial interest to marginalize competition and buy petroleum-based octane enhancers from themselves, even if it means lower downstream profits in the immediate term." Coleman said the proposal provides some predictability for advanced biofuels in setting volume standards and feedstock. "Unfortunately, the volumetric predictability comes in the form of a provision long advocated by the oil industry, namely, the setting of cellulosic biofuel standards based on prior year actual production," he said. "We strongly oppose the adoption of this provision under current and any future renewable fuel regimes. The problem with setting the cellulosic biofuel standard based on prior year production is it puts the growth trajectory of cellulosic biofuels largely in the hands of the oil industry." Kurt Kovarik, vice president of federal affairs at the National Biodiesel Board, said the NBB also is concerned that the proposal lacks incentive to use biofuels such as biodiesel. "The proposal would direct EPA to set backward-looking volume requirements," he said. "It may protect existing assets but not drive investment and further growth. And it would not address several of the causes of instability in the program, such as retroactive small refinery exemptions." ETHANOL HARM Geoff Cooper, CEO and president of the Renewable Fuels Association, said the studies show that setting a 95 RON would harm the ethanol industry. "We simply cannot support eliminating the RFS program, as the draft envisions, without a much stronger signal to the market that ethanol's role in our fuel supply will continue to grow," he said in his written testimony. "A 95 RON standard does not provide that signal and is not a suitable replacement for the RFS beyond 2022. Indeed, as concluded in a new study commissioned by the Energy Information Administration, oil companies could easily meet a 95 RON standard without using any additional ethanol beyond current levels." The RFA, he said, "strongly believes" a national standard to establish a minimum 98 to 100 RON would provide "much greater fuel efficiency gains and greater reductions in tailpipe pollution and GHG emissions." The discussion bill would require automakers to design and warranty vehicles for using E20 blends -- 20% ethanol, 80% gasoline. Cooper said the EPA should grant a fuel waiver for even higher blends to allow refiners and blenders to have more flexibility in capturing ethanol's octane benefits. "Just as we believe the proposed provision requiring automakers to warrant their vehicles to operate on E20 should be adjusted to E30, RFA believes this provision should require the EPA to grant a fuel waiver allowing the use of up to E30 in light-duty vehicles, not just E20," he said. Wesley Spurlock, a corn farmer from the Texas Panhandle representing the National Corn Growers Association, said the discussion draft would "undo successful renewable fuel policy" that has helped rural communities. "At a time when farm income has declined more than 50% over the past five years and farmers continue to face market challenges from trade disruptions, we can't afford more uncertainty," he said. 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It was a rainy day. I was sitting at the door of my house and she was at her window just in front of my house.
The weather was so pleasant that day suppose the colorful ribbons flowing all around. Trees were dancing on a song and the breeze was singing.
Many times I met with her but could not ask her name even. After these silent meetings I started liking her a lot. I became crazy about her.
Today I saw her again at her window standing as if she was waiting for me. Suddenly someone called her and she trembled with fear and went away.
I was very curious to know what she wanted to say. After some time a milkman came at the door of my house offering milk. I thought he wanted me to give something like a piece of paper.
Yes exactly…it was her letter…
Few lines from the same letter are: – hello dear.. Please forgive me … I love you too but I am engaged with someone from very earlier.
What to you think now? What do you think I left her alone?
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Here Comes The Fear Part 735
This list is in no way a reflection on my masculinity, and I remain the testosterone filled slab of man meat that all you all know and quietly admire.
1) Scorpions
Scorpions, like their cousins, the spider, are absolute bastards. Quite a bold statement, I must admit, but look at them. Armour plated, huge pincers waving around at the front of them, bastards, and behind them, a massive arse stinger filled with death, just to complete the whole "Spindly death machine" package.
My fear of scorpions started, as most fears do, from a very early age. I was about seven and watching one of David Attenborough's amazing wildlife documentaries. If memory serves me correct, it was about when animals invade your home. So you had cameras following spiders, ants, and other assorted nasties mooching around a re-enactment of somebody's house.
And then they focused on the scorpion.
I have to admit, it wasn't as scary looking as the ones that I had seen before. It was a tiny little one, all orange coloured but still with a whopping great stinger at the back. The camera followed it as it trundled along someone's bedroom floor (the whole show had actors moving around the beasties, putting mugs on top of them, and reaching in cupboards with fingertips brushing over cockroaches as they reached for the jam) and then the little shit decided to crawl into a ladies slipper.
This didn't look good.
And then the lady, who was lying on her bed, then decided to put her slipper on.
You saw her wince in pain, pull her foot out, and then collapse on her bed convulsing.
This was on at seven in the evening while I was eating my dinner. I sat there opened mouthed with a fork full of macaroni cheese wobbling in front of it.
My tiny little mind was now warped beyond repair.
From that moment on, shoes were turned from safe, comfortable things that you wear on the end of your feet, to dark caves of death that were filled with evil bastard creatures, whom that the moment my vulnerable toes went anywhere near, they would sting like mo fo's, causing my head to swell up and I'd actually start shitting out of my ears.
I haven't worn shoes ever since. I have tried to put it down to my free love, 60's hippy sensibility. But in reality it's because I know that there are scorpions living in them.
2) Nightmares
I have suffered from bad dreams since I was about 16. Now these nightmares aren't your everyday (or night) terrors, but full blown epic horror spectaculars, complete with state of the art special effects and a plot straight out of a David Lynch film.
Now my mind is not a safe place to be during the day when I am in charge of it, when left alone at night, and with me not being in full control, it then decides to start really messing with me. I have been known to have surreal images of pure terror that wouldn't be out of place out of one of Dante's paintings.
And yet if told back in the warm light of day, they don't sound that scary.
Take this one.
Now this is the scariest dream I have ever had. I was living back at my old house, which had a staircase that curved all the way down to my hallway. In my dream I was slowly creeping down it in the pitch blackness, the only light provided was some strobe lighting that was coming from something in my living room. As I crept down the stairs, I could see that my front door was open. I couldn't see outside, as the door opened inwards, so all I could see was the back of it. As I got near the door, I knew that I didn't want to look in the doorway.
Whatever was there was quite possibly the scariest thing I could ever imagine. It was just a presence, something evil. As I got nearer and nearer I just didn't want to look round the door and see what was causing this feeling of terror, but I couldn't stop myself from doing so. When I got to the door, I put my head round it to look outside, and was immediately blasted with a gale force wind and something screaming.
I don't know what this dream means, but I'm pretty sure that it's something to do with the fact that I might have a few issues.
These night terrors have been so bad that I have been known to wake up screaming sometimes, which always makes it a bit awkward if I ever had anyone round.
"I'm just off to bed now. There's a chance I might wake up screaming at four in the morning. Night!"
This is probably the reason why I was probably never allowed sleepovers when I was a kid.
3) Nutter (A cat)
When I lived at my old house, for about three months I was attacked by a killer cat. Now I love all animals, but I could have quite happily toe punted this little fucker in front of an articulated lorry.
It started one winters evening, I was walking home one night after a long day at work, when I saw a raggedy looking cat sitting on a wall. Being the soft, animal loving bastard that I am, I did what I normally do whenever I see a cat; I leant over to stroke it. The cat ignored my outstretched hand and immediately leapt for my face, trying to claw out my eyes.
"OW! What the hell!" I cried, batting the cat away.
It landed on the floor, turned, and then hissed at me, and then swaggered off like an original gangsta, while I could only watch it saunter off with thin trickles of blood running down my face.
Every night for three months, this little tosser waited for me. He would hide in bushes, behind walls, under cars, and the moment he saw me, he would attack me. Now I know you think that a cat isn't really a match for a grown man, but this wasn't a normal cat. He had developed the taste for human blood. He was a killer. When he attacked, he would leap out, climb up my legs, and then try and claw at my vulnerable bits, which included eyes, cheeks, hands and genitals. There was never any provocation from my side, I never touched him, talked to him, and I eventually would end up avoiding eye contact with him when I saw his luminous eyes glaring at me from whatever attack point he had positioned himself on.
I used to take a different route, change over what side of the road I walked home on, but he soon wised up. I think he could smell fear. He always knew where I was.
My lowest point was actually running down the street with him chasing after me. Yes, that's right. A man in his late 20's was being chased down the road by a cat.
Form a queue ladies. Form a queue.
I don't know what happened to Nutter (for this is what I christened him in the end). I sometimes think that he has followed me to my new home and is out there somewhere. Watching. Waiting.
4) Superman 3
This one scene from Superman 3 messed with my head for years afterwards. If I ever saw it on TV and knew it was coming to this bit, I would always make an excuse and go to the kitchen to make a drink.
You have to admit, for a kid's film, it is pretty fucked up.
And that another small collection of things that I am a big girlie man about. Be curious to hear some of your fears. Drop 'em in my comment box and let's have a look. I bet they are not as screwed up as mine.
Happy Halloween my chumlets!
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- The Vegetable Assassin said...
Dude, that gale force wind and screaming thing happens to me every time I take Oprah's candy bar away from her. I'm just saying.
I used to dream about a giant snake that hung out in the swing park I frequented. In the dream I mean. And I was of swing park age at the time, don't go getting wrong ideas about me hanging around kiddie parks. Anyway, this snake used to slither under the roundabout and I'd be on it. The roundabout not the snake. And I'd be afraid to step off in case it grabbed my little five year old self. I don't know what it means but to this day I'm afraid of penises...
- 25 October 2010 at 21:49
- Eva Gallant said...
There's nothing scary about that little kitty!
I encountered a scorpion first hand in Scottsdale, Arizona when my son was living there. THAT is one scary bug!
- 25 October 2010 at 23:02
- hope said...
I do not like cats...which I see as spawn of the Devil. It's because Grandma had evil Siamese cats who hissed and spat at you for merely venturing into the same air they were breathing. One bit me on the elbow, hitting the not-so-funny funny bone and one sliced my upper lip to the point of bleeding when I leaned into the window to call Grandma to the phone. Oh sure, she SAID it was just trying to bat my long hair. I have disliked them ever since.
Dreams: had one as a kid where a huge dog chased me to the edge of a cliff. Yeah, I know. Absolutely no cliffs where I live. In the dream I'd get to the edge and just as I had to choose be eaten or jump, I'd wake up. I believed my brain was on my side because someone had told 8 year old me that if you fall in your dreams and you LAND, you'll die! Well one night, I "jumped" over the edge of the cliff and to this day I can STILL feel that landing. I fell out of bed. When Dad came to see what the noise had been, the first thing I said was, "Am I dead?" :)
On a friendlier note, try this link to find that T-shirt I mentioned. 2nd row, 2 from left in Orange.
Hey, it's the least I can do for putting down cats. :)
- 26 October 2010 at 16:25
- Doctor FTSE said...
You don't lose your touch, Dan! Very amusing read.
- 2 November 2010 at 10:52
- Bird Shit and Baby Caca said...
I am afraid of scorpians too...not sure why since I live in Pennsylvania and I'm pretty sure they don't live here. Also, just imagining you running down the street running away from a cat made my day! it put an evil smile on my face
- 4 November 2010 at 17:24
- Lucy Westenra said...
Great post & blog, Dan. This is my first visit. I'll call again.
- 7 November 2010 at 09:00
- Dan said...
Veggie Ninja- Hey matey, long time no see. Hope all is well? I'm scared of penises as well.
Eva- You never met "the little kitty2 Eva. He was a killer with the taste for human flesh. And you are right, Scorpions suck big time.
Hope- Actually I take that back, your dreams sound waaaaaaaay more screwed up than mine, Hope. And thanks for the link! I love them T's.
Doc- Hey mate, another long time no speakie person. How you been Doc?
Bird Shit & Caca- I love the name(s)! Welcome, nice to meet you both. And it pleases me to know that my sudden bout of terror made you smile. Thanks for that, I feel like such a man.
Lucy- Nice to meet you as well Lucy, thanks for the compliment and I hope to see you round here again soon.
- 7 November 2010 at 16:26


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Some may have sounded a bit strident, perhaps, but their complaints are not frivolous and are being echoed frequently these days by nurses around the nation at private and public hospitals.
It was illegal for 4,000 Los Angeles County nurses to demonstrate the depths of their unhappiness by going on strike at County-USC Medical Center.
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If you're planning on spending the day in Toledo, I highly recommend you spend your lunch hour on the terrace at Restaurante Kumera (c/ Alfonso X). If you're lucky like we were, their menu-of-the-day may include a tasty green salad (as a starter), fish of the day (mine was served over delicious roasted veggies and drizzled with a red pepper sauce), tender pork tenderloin with garlic and parsley, or lamb medallions stuffed with pinenuts. Try the cheesecake for dessert -- it's light and delicious.
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Discussion in 'Pro Wrestling Discussion' started by warriorscommando, Jul 9, 2018.
Vote early and frequently
I don't mind them.
Depends on the spot.
Don't remember seeing a good one. It kind of ruins the business. Oh this spot is real because it's on the hard apron and not the bouncy mat! Fuck that.
It's even worse now with the commentators plugging that, and not just the fans.
Grown adults can choose to risk their lives and health as they see fit. If the promotion wants to ban them, that's their right, if they want to keep them and someone dies on national TV, well then they get to suffer the consequences.
Don't need to see one every damn match.
Also not a fan of the gimmicky moves with the ropes... Like Orton's dumbass DDT and Sheamus' dumbass chest pounding.
Aaaaaand not everyone needs a leg slap kick move, those that have them don't need to do it 20 times a match either.
Should be a rarity so they actual mean something, to make the risk worth it.
Good point.
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so i was wondering if there's another way i can think (or not think) about my right hand when doing that roll?
i moved to austin 20 years ago, when you were still here, and saw the bad livers way back then. how often are you in town, and who in austin do you think really has trailing down?
my main interest in banjo is to find guys that play as african as possible, if you catch my gist.
thanks in advance.
i don't really know nobody down there too much no more. maybe you could look up ralph white he's a great banjo player. there's quite a few folks doing some cool stuff with the banjo in the area of the library you are referencing. but i suppose they are in the world at large rather than in austin in particular. time to hit the googler i suppose.
have been banging around on a banjo for about six months, and FINALLY saw your youtube lessons.
i've been focusing on ftrailing, but as a 40-year guitar player, that's coming to me slowly. -- my question (or observation) is this: in your 3-finger roll technique, due to the "3" i naturally think of it as a triplet. but it's not, as on the third time thru, you only play the first of the three notes.
sure, i get the 4/4 count, but as i naturally think of it as repeating triplets, and the "third" time thru is abbreviated, it's not quite so "mindless" as one would think. especially as you note that hand should be almost mechanical.
so i was wondering if there's another way i can think (or not think) about my right hand when doing that roll?
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Just this week, I sat at the dinner table discussing the royal family with a Brazilian. And it suddenly dawned on me: Americans (in general, that is) adore the queen. The happenings of the royalty have always intrigued me and (I think) carried a certain degree of importance to even us Yankees.
So you can imagine my happiness when this book-lover found out this week that there is not only now an entire TV series explaining the rise of Queen Elizabeth but also a book that details her life.
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Yes: pictures! What could make a history book better?
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The bit-by-bit reveal of Cloud Atlas continues over at HeyUGuys, who've debuted four new shots which feature Bae Doona, Keith David, Halle Berry, Jim Broadbent, Susan Sarandon, Tom Hanks, and Jim Sturgess. The lattermost even gets to appear twice, as two different people of two different races in two different time periods. Because that's how this movie works.
There's not much to say, really, other than to (briefly) comment upon the clearly disparate — though, with any luck, not incongruous — settings and, even in still form, tones that the Wachowskis and Tom Tykwer are aiming to combine here. One's tense, one is romantic, another's ominous, and the picture set aboard a ship could be just about anything — which might prove to be true of the film as a whole.
Cloud Atlas will open on October 26th, while you can see the new shots above and below:
As a little extra treat, HeyUGuys also managed to get their hands on an image from Rian Johnson's Looper. It's easy to assume you've already seen plenty from the sci-fi action slammer by this point, but how much have you seen of Noah Segan? Not a lot, I'd reckon.
This photo amends that problem, giving us a closer look at his character, Kid Blue, who's clearly found himself in something of a violent bind. It's a cool little peek, so let's hope not much more is revealed for the next month and a half.
Looper hits theaters on September 28th. The still can be seen right below:
Which of these photos do you like the best? Which of these films are you looking forward to the most?
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Wow! It really seems like it's been forever since I've blogged something…
I have been in the process of making things official and, let me tell you,
it has been so NOT easy!
What's official, you ask? A new website & blog, of course…trying to go totally legit!
It has been an onslaught of new information being crammed into this tiny, lil ol' brain of mine…
ugh, what I wouldn't give to be 20 years younger…
Anyhoo, on the plus side, I am learning how to maneuver my way through this with a measure of success. Of course, I have the endless supply of information that my dear friend, Le Google, has so generously made available for my plundering! Ah, how I love thee, Le Google…
Well, I have decided to switch things up a little in this new blogging journey…I want to share some of my favorite things in this blog with you. Things that, I hope, you will enjoy. Life today is hectic for each and every one of us…so, why not share little tid bits to make life a little easier with you.
With that in mind, how about a simple recipe that is delicious and easy to follow. Well, that's exactly what I have for you guys today! It's a little different…but in a great way 😉 It's something that'll break that "same old, same old" cycle of what's for dinner, at least that's what they say 'round here.
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- 1 pound Rotini Pasta
- 3 cubes Chicken Bullion Cubes
- 2 medium Zucchini, quarted and cubed
- 1 Red Bell Pepper, core & seed removed, chopped
- 1 pint Tomatoes, whole cherry or grape
- 1/2 medium Red Onion, chopped
- 1 tbsp Garlic, minced
- 2 tbsp Olive Oil, extra virgin *Plus a little more for drizzling over dish when done
- 2 tbsp balsamic vinegar
- 1 tsp sea salt
- 1/2 tsp Black Pepper, ground
- 1/2 tsp Basil, dry
- 1/2 tsp Oregano, dry
- 1/2 tsp Sage, dry
- 1/2 tsp Tarragon, dry
- 1/2 tsp Thyme, dry
- 1 tbsp Parsley, dry
- 1/2 tsp Rosemary, dry & crushed
- Preheat oven to 400 F and line a large baking sheet with foil and spray with non stick cooking spray. Bring a large pot of water to boil. Add the chicken bullion cubes.
- In a medium sized bowl, add all of the vegetables, oil, vinegar, garlic and all spices except for salt and pepper. Stir until well combined. Empty all of this goodness into the foil lined baking sheet and spread around so that there is a single layer and nothing is stacked. Sprinkle the salt and pepper over them. Place in the oven and bake for about 30 minutes. Give them a shake or gentle stir and then put back in the oven for another 10-15 minutes just until they have a nice caramelized look.
- While the vegetables are baking, when the water begins to boil, add the pasta and cook as directed. Of note: I like to use chicken stock or bullion cubes in my pasta water as it gives the pasta a nice flavor but you could also just boil in water seasoned with salt. Cook the pasta until done. Drain and set aside in a large serving bowl.
- When the vegetables are finished roasting, pour them and all the drippings from them over the pasta. Stir gently until well mixed. If it appears to be dry, drizzle a little bit of olive oil over the pasta mix. Season with additional salt and pepper if needed. Enjoy!
This recipe is easily customizable to suit your preferences in choice of pasta and vegetables, as well as leaving it meatless or by adding your preferred meat choice.


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Eduardo Andonie "Baila Baila" Music Video
I met Eduardo on a Friday evening in St. Petersburg, apparently his song had leaked so the record company needed a music video ASAP, the following Friday we were uploading the finished product onto YouTube.. talk about a fast turn around!! One of my early music videos took half a year to get made, so this was a refreshing change, as well as one of the most fun I've had on a shoot! Clearwater Beach rocks! (click on photo below to see more)


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June 27, 2009 (CHICAGO) --The Chicago Park District dedicates a new, state of the art playground. The $900,000 dollar playground is located in Jonquil Park at Wrightwood and Sheffield. It's wheelchair accessible and features a water spray area for hot summer days.
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text: Nuclear safety supervision in China by the International Atomic Energy Agency – energy – sure people.com.cn newspaper in Beijing in September 11, (reporter Sun Xiuyan) the International Atomic Energy Agency for our country to develop the nuclear and radiation safety supervision and comprehensive tracking assessment activities ended on 8. The evaluation group has made a positive evaluation of nuclear and radiation safety supervision in china. At the invitation of the Chinese government, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and 9 senior officials and experts have made a systematic assessment of the overall state of nuclear and radiation safety supervision in china. Assessment that China's national leaders attach great importance to nuclear safety and made a political commitment. The Chinese government has issued and implemented a nuclear safety program, a substantial increase in nuclear safety regulatory human resources and financial resources, capacity building has been strengthened. The Ministry of environmental protection (NNSA) safety standards with reference to the International Atomic Energy Agency, to further improve the nuclear safety regulatory system, optimize the organization and management system, effectively carry out the independent review, licensing, inspection and enforcement of regulatory activities. After the Fukushima nuclear accident, nuclear facilities to carry out the steady improvement of action, timely and effective response measures. In 2010, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) carried out a comprehensive evaluation of nuclear and radiation safety supervision in China, and put forward 79 proposals and hope. 6 years after the follow-up assessment is a look back. According to the IAEA's nuclear safety standards and related documents, the assessment team conducted a peer assessment of the 79 proposals and the response and implementation of the hope. The assessment team believes that the Ministry of environmental protection (the National Nuclear Safety Administration) is an effective and reliable nuclear and radiation safety supervision department. The 79 proposal and the hope of the 71 nuclear safety regulatory information communication, technical capacity building has been good practice, improve the level of China's nuclear security. The group also made pertinent suggestions on the promotion of the legislation of the nuclear safety law, the construction of the legal system, the formulation of national policies for the management of radioactive waste and spent fuel, and the coordination of the occupational exposure regulatory authorities. The assessment suggests that China should develop a more long-term policy on the management of radioactive waste and spent fuel. In this regard, Liu Hua, chief engineer of the Ministry of environmental protection, said nuclear safety, China will be in the original five years, based on the ten year plan, focusing on long-term disposal strategy. Currently has 8 coastal provinces of nuclear power, will solve the problem of low – level radioactive waste disposal. The state will formulate a long-term policy to address the disposition of these disposal facilities, operation safety, long-term monitoring, and safety issues after closure. At the same time, China plans to build a high-level radioactive waste disposal underground laboratory within five years. "People's Daily" (09 2016 12 August 16 Edition) (commissioning editor Du Yanfei and Wang Jing)相关的主题文章:


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Quick! It's time for another one of those now you see it, now you don't moments in time. I'm talking about the lunar eclipse of 2011! It's supposed to last all of 50-something minutes, and it won't be coming back for another three years!
And if you don't think it's important enough to get up at 6:05 a.m. tomorrow morning to get a peek at the moon looking all red and awesome, let's put this in perspective, shall we? Here are five more things that you better catch a load of while they're hot, because we are already catching a whiff that their goose is cooked:
Rod Blagojevich: Ol' Blago is headed for prison, and the Illinois governor will be gone for 14 whole years. Anyone willing to lay bets on what happens after that much time without hairspray and mousse?
Rick Perry's Candidacy: The Texas governor ran a political ad attacking gays, the military, and the freedom of religion all in one fell swoop. Um, he does realize he's a Republican, right? That's the party that's all pro-states rights and military, right?
Santa Haters: Just 16 more days until these big stinking meanies shut up and find someone else's cornflakes to pee in for the year.
Holiday Charity Drives: Aaaaand 16 more days until they stop beating us over the head with how much money they need every single blessed time we turn around!
Homophobes: When New York State paved the way for gays to marry this year, it sent a message across the country: as NY goes, so goes the nation. Listen up y'all!
Is that enough proof that it's worth rolling out of bed early on a Saturday? Well get your hiney up in the a.m. then! The total lunar eclipse will begin at 6:05 a.m. (Pacific Time), and it will be gone by 6:57 a.m ... and not come back for another three years! The moon will be completely blocked from direct sunlight during that time, and the spectacle will be visible in the Western US, East Asia, Australia, and of course Western Canada (it beings at 4:45 a.m., but that's only a partial blockage ... so you can sleep in a wee bit).
Are you going to get up early to get a look-see?
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Meat Beat Manifesto
The other day, someone asked if there was a worse single episode of sf/fantasy television worse than the Blake's 7 story, The Keeper.
I pointed out that The Keeper wasn't even the worst episode of B7 (that 'honour' belongs to Animals if you ask me) and in any case there were quite a few worse bits of genre tv than anything which ever appeared on B7.
Specifically, I suggested The Witch from series two of Survivors; Gridlock from season 29 of Doctor Who; and the truly execrable Darkness of Light from the otherwise non-fantasy Wire in the Blood.
All three of those, however, pale into insignificance beside the season 2 episode of Torchwood, Meat, which has forced me to stop watching Torchwood altogether on the grounds that there will be a reckoning someday and I will have to explain the extent to which I wasted chunks of my life on undeniable shit.
On every conceivable level, watching this is horrendous and painful experience, even with the low expectations I had going in. It's the televisual equivalent of going to some crappy amusements in the rain and discovering that virtually every ride is either boarded up or covered in AIDS-riddled junkie puke, and those few that are open have been themed to feature dead babies being eaten by bloody-jawed Tiggers.
Seriously, it's so bad that actual English doesn't cover it. It is Teh worst RitN, acted & diRctD TV progrm eva. It sux.
And how does it suck? Let us count (some of) the ways.
1. The characterisation
Are the meat harvesting types the stupidest people in the world? They don't realise that a hundred foot long kebab with a massive eye which you can cut into at will and which can live in a handy factory isn't in fact a bloody big fish? It doesn't cross their minds at all to wonder where it came from? Not one person - not even the scientist guy - considered that it might, you know, be some kind of big alien?
Rhys too - presumably he never watches television except for the rugby, or reads a paper except to glance at the page 3 stunna? Otherwise he might have heard about the alien spaceship crashing into Big Ben, the army of ghost Cybermen, the Daleks at Canary Wharf, the Thames being sucked into the centre of the Earth or the spaceship Titanic. Maybe they only get Welsh news in Wales, now that they have an Assembly of their own?
And the rest of the team? The usual mishmash of inconsistency and incompetence, leavened by lashings of bad acting.
2. The Effects
Is the meat creature the most amateur effect in the new Whoniverse? I'd include a screencap but you can't do it's crappiness justice in a static image.
3. The Writing
Holy crap, Catherine Treganna wrote this? If I wasn't for the mighty reputation for accuracy that Wikipedia has gained over the years, I wouldn't believe that was possible. Her scripts for season 1 of Torchwood hit the heady heights of 'quite good' and I'd just assumed that this was either Chris 'Clogger' Chibnall script or came from the pen of arch-nepotist Joe Lidster.
The dialogue in particular has a real Chibnall/Lidster ring to it: "What have they done to you, my poor friend" directed at the giant kebab would be a stretch even in the mouth of an actual actor : in the mouth of John Barrowman it's enough to make your toes curl.
Burn Gorman does what he can with the scene in which he apologises to the meat creature for killing it, but he's not superman and there's only so much he can do to invest the line with anything more than giggle-worthy levels of bathos.
Oh, and let's not forget the amnesia pill - a plot device rapidly taking on Sonic Screwdriver levels of ubiquity in Torchwood. How does that work then? Is it a pill that knows how much of your memory it needs to wipe? How else to explain the fact that the same pill that cold wipe someone's memory of the last half hour could also seemingly wipe Rhys memories of the previous day? It's just lazy and shoddy and thoughtless, folks, that's what it is - and therefore it perfectly fits the ethos of the whole show. Any old crap will do, in any department, because the fans will watch it anyway - why bother trying to produce something with any quality?
4. The Acting
Everybody in this is rubbish, with the exceptions of Gareth David-Lloyd as Ianto and to a lesser extent Kai Owen as Rhys. It's genuinely difficult to sum up just how inept both Barrowman and Naoko Mori as Tosh are...
This is Barrowman reacting with horror, pity and anguish at the suffering of the meat creature.
Or Barrowman demonstrating his 'The Horn' face for Ianto.
Or Barrowman doing happy. Who can tell?
"I'm sorry" (that they made you act with both a dull and badly done CGI monster and the meat creature)
I might go back to Torchwood (not least because there's an event at the end of the series I'd like to see), but not for a while. I need to digest this rancid Meat first...
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Some people dread the thought of having children at their wedding, while others welcome it but aren't sure how to incorporate them into the ceremony and reception. If you're currently dealing with this dilemma, I've got some great suggestions on how you can include children on your special day while making them a part of the whole day.
Kids need a mission. If they have a mission, something to do or a task to complete, they'll feel important and motivated to be a part of the ceremony.
Task 1: Wedding Ushers and Greeters
Your guests will love being greeted by an adorable munchkin and those that know them will enjoy having a chat with them as they are escorted to their seats. Those guests who don't know their miniature usher will get to know them, as well as give the child a chance to practice their small talk skills.
Task 2: Master of the Gifts
Put a couple of responsible kids in charge of collecting wedding gifts from the guests that show up with presents in hand. These kids' responsibility will be to take the gifts to a safe area or designated gift table.
Task 3: Micro-Photographers
Let the kids tap into their artistic sides by giving them each a disposable camera and having them take pictures at the reception.
Task 4: Scavenger Hunt
This one isn't so much a task for the wedding as it is a fun break from wedding duties. Give the kids a scavenger list of objects they have to find and let them at it. For example, if you're getting married at a barn wedding venue, you could have them search for outdoor objects like a leaf or pinecone.
Task 5: Decorators
You can also include children before your big day by asking for their help in creating DIY crafts for your décor. They could help you put together wedding favours, create table place cards, or put together decorations like a table centerpiece.
Task 6: Kids Table Colouring Session
At the kids table (which is always a fun way for children to mingle at the ceremony) include special wedding gifts for them such as a wedding-themed colouring packet with a bundle of crayons and some other accessories. It's a great way to keep them occupied while the adults unwind after the ceremony.


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Definition of Leaf fat
1. Noun. Fat lining the abdomen and kidneys in hogs which is used to make lard.
Definition of Leaf fat
1. Noun. The layers of fat that support the kidneys of a pig ¹
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1. Successful Canning and Preserving by Ola Powell (1917)
"Trying Out Lard.—Only the best of fat should be used for choice lard. leaf fat is the best. Leaf lard is that which is made from the leaf fat ..."
2. Cottonseed Products: A Manual of the Treatment of Cottonseed for Its by Leebert Lloyd Lamborn (1904)
"In the packing plants the leaf fat is taken from the animal immediately after ... A good quality of leaf fat will produce by careful handling about 90 per ..."
3. The Child Welfare Manual: A Handbook of Child Nature and Nuture for Parents by University Society, New York (1919)
"leaf fat (TENDERLOIN r KIDNEY Chart showing the names and location in the carcass of the various pork cuts. Those commonly used for roasting are the loin ..."
4. Farmer's Cyclopedia of Live Stock by Earley Vernon Wilcox, Clarence Beaman Smith (1908)
"The leaf fat includes the large mass of kidney fat and the choice fat ... The high grade of lard is made of 60 per cent back fat and 40 per cent leaf fat. ..."
5. A Glossary of Words Used in the Wapentakes of Manley and Corringham by Edward Peacock (1889)
"LEAF-FAT, LEAF.—(i) The inner fat of a pig, duck, or goose. What a fine goose that is o' thine ; why it hes a leaf like a pig. (2) Sometimes, though rarely, ..."
6. Pharmaceutical and Food Analysis: A Manual of Standard Methods for the by Azor Thurston (1922)
"Leaf lard prepared from leaf fat is practically an article unknown in commerce. What is sold as pure leaf lard is generally rendered from trimmings made in ..."
7. Text-book of Meat Hygiene: With Special Consideration of Antemortem and by Richard Heinrich Edelmann, John Robbins Mohler, Adolph Eichhorn (1919)
"1, made entirely from leaf fat, yields about 91 per cent, and 2 per cent, prime steam lard from the scraps. No. 2, made entirely from back fat, yields about ..."
8. The Boston Cooking School Magazine of Culinary Science and Domestic Economics by Mass Boston Cooking School (Boston, Boston Cooking School (Boston, Mass.) (1914)
"Our grandmothers had the right idea-they used only the leaf fat and they knew how to render it. They did it in an open kenle,sothat all the vapors which ..."


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shakespeare's garden ...
A new idea by Patrick and Patricia Padget.
Following on from our enormously successful exhibition at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre on the Southbank, we have formulated another 'Bardish' project.
We are beginning to develop a project called "Shakespeare's Garden".
26th April 2016 will be the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's death. We feel that this very important national anniversary would be the day to launch this project and we are actively looking for like-minded partners to help us.
So far we have support from Michael Murphy, CEO at Foundation and Friends of The Royal Botanic Gardens and Head of the Millennium Seedbank and James Wheeler, CEO at Birmingham Botanical Gardens.


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Silves: Castle and StorksMay 18 in Portugal
This morning we drove away from the coast up into the mountains of the Algarve. In Silves was a castle, cathedral, and Roman Bridge, which we saw as we went by. Then we saw an amazing number of nesting storks feeding their babies, and flying around.


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Re: Agassiz family
In reply to:
Re: Agassiz family
Carol Walsh 10/27/03
Hi Carol,
How are you doing?I am back at work in dear old Blighty so have a little less free time to do research at the moment.
That said I visited the London Guildhall last month where they keep a lot of documents relating to firms in the City.
Amongst their vast collection were some papers on Agassiz & Son, the company founded by David Louis Agassiz when he emigrated from Switerland to England in the late 18th century.It included his account book and some early copies of his will.It showed that he kept in touch with many of his Swiss relatives even after decades of living in England.I'll fish out my notes and let you know of anything that was particularly interesting.
What sort of things have you been finding out?
All the best,
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And now our little world is filled with papa blogs, mama zines, alternative child rearing tactical manuals, a plethora of organic ideas, food and diapers. I wonder, will we remember the beginnings of our humble remaking of the world? Pirate Papa seeks to share a small sliver of life experience with those interested souls seeking advice, common ground, friendly words. Let us redefine our selves, and in so doing redefine the rules and relationships around us.
Wednesday, December 27, 2006
The Carbon Footprint of a Burger
Via Treehugger but originating (and containing a complete breakdown) at Jamais Cascio's new site: Open the Future. Jamais was the former managing editor over at Worldchanging, one of my favorite eco-chic ass-kicking sites...
anyway, he... "recently got to wondering: with all the recent hubbub surrounding carbon footprints, credits and offsets, what do everyday, common items contribute to our warming globe? He started with an American institution: the cheeseburger, and, after a little digging and number-crunching he came up with 6.3 to 6.8 pounds (2.85 to 3.1 kg) of carbon emissions per burger. This includes a myriad of factors, from growing the feed for the cattle for the beef and cheese, growing the produce, storing and transporting the components, as well as cooking them all, and he appears to have done a fairly thorough job. So, why choose burgers? The average American eats three burgers per week, or about 150 burgers per year; that's a lot of beef, cheese, shipping and grilling, and it really adds up. According to Jamais' calculations, America's love of burgers contributes approximately 941 to 1023 pounds (that's 428-465 kg) of greenhouse gas per person, per year -- the rough equivalent of the annual carbon output from 7,500-15,000 SUVs if the 300 million US citizens hit the 3 burgers/week average. Will Carbon McCredits soon be appearing on menus across the country (and the world)? Jamais' discerning look at this common food item suggests we may want to think about it."
I'd also like to point out how creepy McDonald's UK site is, and that it's vastly better than the U.S. one, however disturbing.
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Update re Moshen Limited Investment
27 August 2013
Concha, the AIM listed company investing in media, communications and technology companies, provides the following update.
Concha has uncovered apparent financial irregularities which indicate a significant working capital shortfall within one of its investee companies, Moshen Limited.
Concha has been made aware of a significant creditor claim resulting from a material contract which was not disclosed as part of the due diligence exercise performed prior to its investment. The Company is working with its advisers to obtain an accurate assessment of liabilities and the possible impact on the Company's investment in equity and loans to Moshen and will keep shareholders updated as appropriate. The Chief Executive of Moshen has been suspended pending the outcome of the investigation. Concha has provided approximately £867,000 funding in total to Moshen, comprising approximately £400,000 as equity, and approximately £467,000 as secured term loan.
Moshen is one of a number of independent businesses in which Concha has invested since becoming an investing company in 2012. The irregularity pertains to a contract unconnected with Moshen's core trading activities and relates solely to that company. Consequently, Concha's other investments and its ability to continue as an investing company will remain unaffected.
|Concha plc
Chris Akers, Executive Chairman
|Strand Hanson Limited (Nominated Adviser and Joint Broker)
James Harris
Andrew Emmott
Richie Balmer
|Tel: 020 7409 3494
|PeterHouse Corporate Finance (Joint Broker)
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No shave, no problem
Students stop shaving for a good cause
Come the month of November, men suddenly stop shaving.
They're not upset with Gillette – they're participating in No-Shave November, also called Movember.
The family of Matthew Hill, a father of eight from Chicago who passed away in 2007 from colon cancer, started No-Shave November in 2009. The Hill family wanted to raise awareness for cancer so they built a website and started the movement.
"The goal of No-Shave November is to grow awareness by embracing our hair, which many cancer patients lose, and letting it grow wild and free," according to its website. "Donate the money you typically spend on shaving and grooming to educate about cancer prevention, save lives, and aid those fighting the battle."
Like No-Shave November, Movember is a men's health awareness event that occurs during November and involves not shaving. But rather than not shaving at all, those who participate in Movember shave everything off except for their mustache.
The money raised for Movember goes towards various men's health issues, including prostate and testicular cancer. Travis Garone and Luke Slattery started Movember in 2003 in Australia, according to its website.
Both No-Shave November and Movember have become part of mainstream culture, though the popularity of both is still growing.
"I've never heard of [Movember] before," said Dante Francis, a junior civil engineering major.
Unlike Francis, Dustin Green, a first year law student, said that he has heard of Movember, but only because it seems to be advertised more than No-Shave November.
Both Green and Francis are participating in No-Shave November this year, but for slightly different reasons.
"I do it because I feel like guys have to shave and look a nice most of the time. It's nice to have a month where I can just let the hair grow," Francis said.
Unlike Francis, every month is No-Shave November in Green's book – he sports a beard all year long. Although he doesn't really participate in No-Shave November on purpose, Green still knows the reasoning behind the event and donates what money he can to the cause.
While the intent behind No-Shave November is to donate the money one would normally spend on grooming expenses to cancer research, many engage in the trend without fully knowing the reason behind refraining from shaving.
"I think some guys hear about No-Shave November from other people … and they only do it because other people are doing it," Green said.
Green added that there's nothing wrong with people participating in the event without knowing why, although he does believe it's important to donate to the causes that No-Shave November supports.
Even though No-Shave November has already started, it's not too late to get involved – throwing out your razor is a good first step.
John Jacobs is a features staff writer. Features desk can be reached at email@example.com.


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Genre: West Coast Hip Hop
When I was in school, a band called LZ7 came to promote their Christian pop music, hoping to inspire us to take up religion with their Black Eyed Peas style beats, hosting a gig in a church near our school and advertising their latest single to us to promote it to reach the UK charts. 'This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine,' it went, 'this little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine.' In fact it's a renowned gospel children's song written around 1920. There have been a lot of versions of this song and it is likely that many know it in some shape or form. And so goes the intro track of Vince Staples' EP, Prima Donna, himself alone singing quietly and humbly with a deep voice to this tune. It's a touching rendition – before it's cut off by a loud gunshot. The effect is startling. Suddenly we are thrown into a different world. In come the experimental electronic beats of 'War Ready' very reminiscent of a UK sound (may be to do with the fact James Blake is credited on production). It clearly reminds me of grime artist Mumdance's production on the 2014 track with Novelist, 'Take Time'. Vince Staples' vocoded voice raps fast over silence and the beat comes in in short rushes. It's creative, witty and effective. Unfortunately, the hook is weak, and Vince's verses fail to offer anything impressive.
And thus the EP continues. Vince Staples offers us an EP of rap tunes in which the production is more experimental and largely better than the lyrical content. Vince has a good flow, but in this release his storytelling ability is less effective than in his 2015 LP Summertime '06. He often surrounds his verses with talent that shines through more than the rapping – in the production, or elsewhere:
A lot the tracks are ended (or if you listen to the EP without noting the track changes, broken up) with seemingly rough recordings of Vince singing soulfully like in the intro track. This idea tires a bit throughout the EP but works well because Vince's renditions are good. The most effective of these is towards the end of Smile, in which Vince impresses with just some simple lines – 'sometimes I feel like giving up, sometimes I feel like giving up' – by placing a slightly different emphasis and intonation on the repeat.
But the highlight of the EP for me is Kilo Kish's feature. Kilo Kish has come a long way from her relaxed almost chill-wave mixtapes of the Kitty Pryde – Frank Ocean's Channel ORANGEera – here she sounds confident, elusive, sexy. The hook of 'Loco' she raps on a one-two with Vince, her monotonous vocoded drawl matching his, bouncing with the beat. Kish's "post-hook" she repeats twice, outright explicit – 'don't waste your time on an ignorant fuck' – and with an almost taunting tone – 'hey remember how we used to fight in Pre-K, mama whooped that ass for three days, parties on McDonalds for our birthday,' that could only connect with a modern generation.
Vince provides us with a thoroughly exciting EP which is artistically put together and with some fantastic collaborations, which really sell it here. Where the EP is strangely let down is in Vince's own material, which, while flowing well and sometimes catchy, is often lyrically uninteresting, and contrastingly less experimental and exciting than the other parts.
Listen: http://goo.gl/QXT2EL


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This Actor has been working in Hollywood since his teen years.
Those early projects are the ones you think of first when you think of him as an actor.
They were the kind of films that regularly broke the $100 million mark and made him famous.
He had some personal troubles as he entered adulthood, but he still works a lot, mostly on smaller projects.
He is… kinky.
He has denied taking part in swinger parties in the past, but he was recently seen at such an event… actively looking for a fourth – and a fifth – to join his private party! Guests report that he was extremely thin, wearing some crazy metallic pants, and standing around acting "twitchy."
He had a beautiful blonde on one arm and a beautiful brunette on the other.
They would check out each woman who walked by.
If they found one that they all agreed on, they would ask her to come back to his hotel room.
Did he have any takers? Absolutely!
There were women there who have probably been dreaming about being with him since they had his poster tacked up on their bedroom wall.
Matt Dillon
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The perfect warmth for just about everything, our classic Down Sweater Vest is lightweight and windproof with a 100% recycled polyester ripstop shell and 800-fill-power Traceable Down (goose down traced from parent farm to apparel factory to help ensure the birds that supply it are not force-fed or live-plucked).
Worth its weight in gold when the sun dips below the horizon, our Down Sweater Vest keeps its focus simple: core warmth. It traps your hard-earned heat with high-loft, 800-fill-power Traceable Down (European goose down traced from parent farm to apparel factory to help ensure the birds that supply it are not force-fed or live-plucked) and its minimalist design practically floats—it's so compact that it stuffs into an internal pocket (with a carabiner clip-in loop). The 100% recycled polyester shell with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish provides wind and weather protection, while quilting lines stabilize the down and accentuate the contoured fit. The drawcord hem tightens from inside the zippered handwarmer pockets, and nylon-bound elastic armholes seal in heat.
This quilted, hooded down vest made of nylon canvas is wind- and water-resistant and insulated with 100% Recycled Down (duck and goose down reclaimed from down products).
Defy capricious conditions with the Bivy Hooded Vest, a versatile workhorse for trail walks or late-season harvesting. Wind- and water-resistant, it's made of sturdy, pliable nylon canvas with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish on the shoulders. Insulated with 100% Recycled Down reclaimed from used down products. The wide baffle construction, insulated hood and plush inside trim make for a toasty-warm layer; contrasting drawcords that look like climbing ropes lend alpine style. Details include western-inspired yoke shoulders, side-entry handwarmer pockets and secure inner chest pocket with festive inside print. Slight drop-tail hem.