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New Delhi: Virtually brushing aside Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa`s angry walk out of the NDC meeting on Thursday, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said the electronically imposed time limit had helped in accommodating 40 speakers.
"I thank all Chief Ministers for complying with the electronically imposed time limit. Had they not complied with the limit, we would not have been able to accommodate 40 speakers even in this long session," he said in a subtle reference to Jayalalithaa`s action protesting against the time limit of 10 minutes for each CM to speak at the meeting.
Angered by the limit on her speech, Jayalalithaa walked out of the National Development Council (NDC) meeting, alleging "utter humiliation" and accusing the Centre of "stifling" the voice of Chief Ministers.
The Centre was quick to reject her charges of discrimination, saying the Prime Minister had showed a gesture by giving her chance to speak out of turn, immediately after him, and that the same time limit applied to Congress Chief Ministers as well.


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A Note From the Editor:
By Mary K Weinhagen
As we launch this celebration of THRIVING OUT LOUD with the theme of ENJOYING the JOURNEY it occurs to me that there has never been a better time than now to create a fresh perspective, to see new possibilities in your life, your work, your relationships… in just about anything!
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A Note From Wayne:
By Wayne Parker
Can you actually believe this???? As of this Summer Edition it has been one full year that The Magic Happens Free Internet Magazine has been on the internet. It seems like only a few days ago that Kat and I had this wonderful idea of posting our experiences and our living out loud lifestyle for the whole world to see.
A Note From Kat:
By Kat McCarthy
It's our 1st anniversary!! Wooo Hooo!! We made it through a full year!! And what a year it has been!! We have experienced the fullness of what the Universe can provide in ways that I could never have even imagined. I have to be honest here and tell you that the law of attraction isn't even close to everything it's chalked up to be in the secret.
Summer Feature: Enjoying the Journey
The Smallest Moments are EVERYTHING!
By Annette Aben
So, I looked my physical therapist dead in the eyes and said, "You can tell me right now if this isn't going to work, I can take it. Cause if this isn't going to work and I will never walk again, just tell me now!" Colleen's eyes never flinched as I spoke. With her gaze locked on mine, her calm voice replied, "Yes, Annette, this is going to work. You WILL walk again."
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Good Lord – This could be Fun
By Bob Rush
To enjoy the moment, to savor all aspects of good things, all points to remembering to live each day to your fullest potential. Way too much time is spent on thinking about one hour, one day, one year, ten years down the road. What if, what if – Oh God just slap me back to my senses,
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The Ticket… and a Quick Return
By Christy Ledyard
I have a cousin that I've always been very close to. She's very in to spiritualism, intending, respecting the earth… She and I are kindred spirits on many levels. Two years ago while gardening I had an urgent feeling to call her. I felt something was wrong or she needed me, I couldn't really define it. So I went in the house and called her. I said "I just got a mental message to call, is everything OK?" I remember as a younger child, patting myself on the back when I did something.
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Enjoying the Journey
By Jennifer Burrows
When I was eight I boarded a transcontinental train for a weekend trip with my family. I remember being over the moon with excitement to feel myself speeding forward. Yet for three days I hung out the window looking backward toward the caboose which was bright red and full of intrigue as it followed us around the corners.
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Following Your Highest Joy
By Kat McCarthy
Have you ever gotten one of the messages from a strange place that changed how you lived? I received the most profound message about enjoying the journey while watching a small group of three and four year olds playing at the playground. We had just come out of a long, cold, snowy winter. It was the first reasonably warm day of the season so Wayne and I decided to go for a walk to alleviate some of the cabin craze we were feeling.
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LOL and IM Your Emotions
By Mary Jo Shaffer
I live in my head. Since it is my head, you would think that it would be a pretty comfy place to be. But the truth is, more often than I care to admit it is dark and unpleasant in there with negative thoughts, self-criticism, and at times even self-loathing. But even when my thoughts are happy and upbeat, it is a pretty confusing, crowded place with one thought after another vying for attention and then reluctantly relinquishing the floor to the next, louder judgment, opinion, or point of view that comes along.
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Your Social (in)Security Check
By Mary K Weinhagen
I was so disappointed to hear Louise Hayes say, today on Oprah, that the Law of Attraction says we get what we're thinking about, that I actually started feeling a hot flash coming on. Geez Louise, (*hee hee… I couldn't resist) aren't you missing the obvious?!? It's about the VIBRATIONS people! Here… give me a moment to re-center. Whew!
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Through Blindness to New Vision
By Penny Hall
It should not have been such a shock when the doctor told me I was legally blind. I could no longer read a computer screen. Traffic signs were a blur. Passing a drivers test was sure to be difficult. My license was about to expire which is how I ended up at the eye doctor. The optometrist said I had the eyes of a ninety year old. She had never seen this condition in someone so young.
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Enjoying the Journey: Poultry Style
By Tracy Swartz
I could tell you how I enjoy the journey. I thought the perspective of a very wise being of another species would be very enlightening. Most do not consider these precious feathered beasties very smart or wise. However after years of being their neighbors, I do beg to differ on that point. This inquiring Gourdess dared to ask, "What does "Enjoy the Journey" mean to a chicken?"
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If You Could Look Inside My Brain
By Wayne Parker
Step this way, jump on board for the magical mystery tour. Oops, I think that one has already been used by some Fab Four way back in the sixties. Long live the Beatles. So I will just say, lets take an intimate visit in one of the most complex computing devices in the world; Wayne's World. Oh crap, that one has already been used also. Thank you Mike Myers…..*LOL*
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Wayne's Blast from the Past – How Appreciation Saved Me
By Wayne Parker
In today's culture, we are taught to mourn the loss of a loved one. This is the way it has been for thousands of years and probably will be for many more. I was one of those that bought into the whole idea that when a loved one passes there is that period of mourning. It could be for days, weeks, months or years and in some cases a lifetime of showing your sorrow for that person.
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Kat's Blast from the Past: Daddy
By Kat McCarthy
The phone rang today; it was Mom to tell me of your passing. The news saddened me and in all honesty, I had finished mourning you long ago. Learning of your death caused me to start reminiscing about you, the lessons I learned because of you and how what I felt about you has changed so much over the years. I decided to write this down so that I would remember in years to come.
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Follow Your Dream – An Invitation to Student Inventors
By Jennifer Burrows
Are you a college student with a great idea that you believe will improve how we live? Could you be the creator of the next best thing that moves us toward a healthier, happier, higher frequency planet?
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What's up on Planet Earth?
By Karen Bishop
Our spiritual evolutionary process is progressing ever forward with many varied and diverse manifestations….and still a wild ride at times! Present, past and continuous themes of how the energies might possibly affect us are (depending on where you are on your own particular journey):
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Goofy Sh*t – The Corporation
By Wayne Parker
To make a long story short as I wish never to bore folks, I spent 25 years in corporate Canada. I worked, I enjoyed, I became fed up and I retired. How was that for short? Now here it is 7 years later, as I write this, I am co-CEO of a corporation. How is that for some goofy shit???
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Who Do You Believe?
By Kat McCarthy
W e get so many mixed messages these days about what we need to do to support the aliveness of the planet that I get confused on a fairly regular basis; at first glance it seems that everyone is contradicting each other. So whose truth is the true truth and which information should we believe?
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Don't Run with Scissors!
By Wayne Parker
You have heard them all: Be careful with that stick, you will poke an eye out. Don't run with scissors. Wear clean underwear in case you are in an accident. An apple a day and will keep the doctor away. Just because Johnny did that, doesn't mean you have to. Because Mary has one, doesn't mean you need one. Eat your carrots if you want to have good eye sight. And so on……
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Immerse Your Entire Being in It
By Audrey Louise
My name is Audrey, and sometimes in my writing I go by Audrey Louise. I am married to a man who has been my best friend and lover for 12 years (wedded 11). We have three children together (Sarah and Jacob [our twins], and Johnny) who make us as crazy as they do happy!
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Connections – Into the Pipeline We Go
By Bob Rush
Is it me or is making a connection with another soul, be it animal or human – a truly spiritual experience? That is to say by connecting to one another we open the door to the endless possibilities of the universe. In so doing, we touch the divine. It becomes a privilege to discover all the "divine" souls out there on this universal plane. Sends a bolt of electricity through me and gives me a greater sense of being at peace.
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Curve Balls
By David Franklin Farkas
Life sometimes throws you a curve ball. For those of you who are not from North America, this is reference to the game of Baseball, in which the pitcher throws a ball at the batter who tries to hit it. The curve ball is a pitch that seems to be heading straight at you, then curves off to one side at the last moment. When you swing at a curve ball everything seems to go crazy. What just happened?
Trust yourself to do the right thing
By David Little
What is it that makes us curious about the origin of all things? How do we know where we are going? What will happen when we get there? This is something we all ask ourselves. How about we let the Universe unfold itself in an easy manner trusting that our intuition will guide us to the right place for us at the right time?
Trust yourself to do the right thing
Understanding Your Sexual Needs
By Deliese Eros
In these days of Internet and information explosion, sex is viewed as less of a taboo compared to 10 or 15 years ago. Yet we are still bombarded with mixed messages regarding sexual behavior. Simply turn on the T.V. and you'll discover anything from sexually explicit material to the unrealistic fairy tales of how life is supposed to be, the perfect partner, the peaceful existence and/or offspring running down the meadow after Sunday mass
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Walk on the Wild Side: The Power of Passion
By Jennifer Burrows
Just when you think you have something figured out you can find yourself admitting, "Hmmmmm, I'm not sure anymore". If you ever feel logic and passion wrestling an all-pro match for your attention it might help to step back and notice why you are doing what you do.
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Unconditional Love: It Takes One to Know One
By Mary Jo Shaffer
I first read this quote in Sarah Ban Breathnach's wonderful book, Simple Abundance. Quite frankly, I don't know who Doris Mortman is, but I think she is really on to something. And to elaborate on a point, we could even expand her quote by adding,"…you'll never be content with what you have…" and who you love.
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Greetings from The UK- We Are All 'In It' Together!
By Michael Warwick
For those of you familiar with the UK you'll know what a special place it is and of our rich historical legacy. I love this island on which I was born and I love its people. This is my motivation for writing and speaking about my experiences studying and practising the Law of Attraction.
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Introducing… Melissa "F***ing" Ward
By Melissa Ward
Photo By: Joan Heffler, Pictures with Personality.
Ah… the glory of me: Having to put it down in paper seems like a daunting task because you will never really be able to describe yourself so people really know you – but I am going to give it my best shot. I'll start with the circumstances that have brought me to where I am today and hopefully you will get a sense for how I define myself.
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Penny's Thoughts – Where Did You Go?
By Penny Hall
Have you ever been riding in a car and suddenly realize thirty minutes have passed? It happened to me last night. My husband and I decided to make a quick trip into town and pick up a few groceries. Our destination was a forty-minute drive, part of which winds along the Madison River through a majestic rock canyon. Thirty minutes into our trip I realized I was so busy planning the shopping I missed most of the drive.
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'Restructuring' My Life
By Steve Elias
I have always been a believer in the 'Law of Attraction' even before I was aware of it. As a teen-ager I worked on having positive thoughts and traits and tended to associate with others of the same mindset. As an adult I have continued the same trend. Not surprisingly, I have met quite a few people with similar values and beliefs but it wasn't until I met Kat that I realized it was actually a law.
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In Like a Lamb, Out Like a Lion
By Tracy Swartz
The month of March came in like a lamb and about mid-way started to roar! I hope that by sharing my journey, it helps you on yours. I was experiencing urinary retention. In other words, I could only pee a wee bit (pun very much intended) or not at all. That first episode resolved itself and I went about my merry way. Now fast-forward to Sunday, the 9th. I was at a friend's house and started to experience retention again.
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People Power
To Take Action or Not To Take Action: That IS the Question
By Kat McCarthy
Once upon a time, we were blissfully ignorant of the many social and environmental challenges existing on earth; those days have long passed and now we are all painfully aware of what's going on. To add peanut butter to the picture, our newly born awareness has also brought with it an understanding that we create our reality with our focus and also that we are all an integrated whole.
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Are you invested?
By Mary K Weinhagen
I just ran across an interesting program that I want to share with you. It's called MicroPlace. At MicroPlace you can make investments that earn you a return while transforming the lives of a billion people like Ngiem. According to the website, everyday people who want to invest some of their savings to produce a financial return and a social impact can do that with Security Issuers.
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An Ark for Modern Times
By Kat McCarthy
I've been thinking a lot lately about the planet and the people on it. There is definitely some room for improvement and it is clear to me that focusing on the problem will only create more of it. The opposite of that it seems to focus on what we want which is being part of the solution.
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Kitty's Korner
The History of Cats
By Socrates
The other evening while my brother Whiskey and I were just sitting at the window, looking out into the night sky, Whiskey leaned over to me and asked simply, "Socrates, Where do we come from?" I scratched behind my ear and shook myself and responded to him with contemplative, "I do not know brother".
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Dawn Richard
Sure, the line was small outside the Roxy, but they were a faithful few. Once inside they got what they came for, as Dawn Richard (formerly of Danity Kane and Diddy - Dirty Money) took her loyal fans on a musical journey from grimy hip-hop to fist pumping EDM.
A New Orleans native who won P.Diddy's esteem on his reality show, Making The Band, she survived Danity Kane's demise by joining Diddy Dirty Money for their Last Train To Paris album in 2010. But it wasn't until leaving Bad Boy Records that she really found her footing.
With just a drummer and a keyboard player, Richard finally emerged to on "Black Lipstick" but her appearance was far more intriguing than the song. She looked somewhere between a Las Vegas showgirl and a sexy Oscar trophy, wearing a gold sequined leotard with a headdress, letting her full ponytail hang down. Her gold platform heels were quite high. "This fucking costume is cutting my throat off!!" she said, before unleashing a round of body rolls to percolating rhythms.
The show climaxed early with a house-infused "Faith" from her 2012 Armor On EP. The song's hook, "You never lost faith in me" featured Richard's angst-filled vocals, and the room was electrified once it reached its Afro-Caribbean breakdown. The only thing missing were glowsticks and strobe lights.
On "Bombs" started, Richard had the crowd captivated. Her seductive gyrations moved to an internal rhythm that was both aggressive and feminine. Surrounded by two female dancers striking militant poses in black body suits, she was a beast.
Richard later dismissed her dancers and brought a microphone stand to the stage. She seemed very appreciative of the support that made her January debut album, Goldenheart, No. 1 on iTunes' R&B chart in its opening week.
Richard's sincerity came through in her most spiritually-themed compositions, "Heaven" and "Scripture," which she performed in a slower, quiet storm tempo that allowed her raspy voice to channel the ethos of a jazz lounge singer. Though these songs were deeply personal to Richard -- "excuse me while I worship," she said -- they were also communal. "You're my favorite!!" and "Love you Dawn!" yelled the crowd.
"I'm losing my voice, y'all gotta help me," she said near the end of the show. During "Automatic," she gave her microphone to an fan who sounded professional. During "Riot" she jumped in the center of a boisterous crowd, which nearly became a mosh pit. All you could see was a gold sequined arm swaying to the beat as her fans jumped in unison.
Personal bias: Danity Kane has always been "those people and Dawn" to me. I got through a painful breakup with an imaginary crush in my head to her 2011 A Tell Tale Heart mixtape.
The Crowd: "There was Aubrey, Dawn and who? There was a Latina one right?" -- a crowd member struggling to remember every person in Danity Kane.
Random Notebook Dump: A man looking like the lost member of N'Sync sang along to Richard's music with an incredible amount of passion. His thin Craig David beard made it seem like it was Y2K all over again.
Set list below:
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Black Lipstick
Northern Lights
Right Now (Danity Kane cover)
No Ordinary Love (Sade cover)
Started From The Bottom (Drake cover)
Bitch Don't Kill My Vibe (Kendrick Lamar cover)
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Hello, friends. I'm Richel and welcome to my small space here in the interweb. I started blogging on my 21st birthday a month ago. I took up space in Blogger to try it out, and after a month, I was hooked. Today, I am going to start blogging on WordPress.org. This is all made possible thanks to my wonderful host, Ate Grace of Grace.PH!
Why exactly did I start a blog? The answer's simple: I can't keep up with a journal or a scrapbook. This is the next best thing, the online version of it. It's not a completely personal diary. I won't be sprouting off about this guy who I've liked throughout high school or these girls who were bullies… Wait, actually, I might talk about things like that, too. This is after-all, my online journal – just a little bit more filtered since I have the World Wide Web to judge me for it.
I do actually have some main themes on what will be present on my blog and they are the following:
- Personal: my everyday shenanigans included but not limited to playlists, movie dates, thoughts and rants.
- Travel: gushing about a new place and culture, sinfully good food, post cards, travel videos, and the works.
- Travel Guides: itineraries, how to get visas, and some tips regarding the place.
- Bands: photos from the concerts I've been to AND photos I took with the band, if I am ever fortunate enough to meet them.
- Books: book reviews, thoughts and opinions, and might also include rants about books turned to movies.
I feel like I should also talk about myself in here. But, I'll redirect you to my About Me page instead. I suck at introducing myself, and I managed to do a solid introduction on that page. I think. Or, well, at least I hope so.
One thing that's not included in that page that you guys would probably know if you stick around is that… I'm a perfectionist. This blog post is entirely rewritten today, February 10, 2017. I only retained like 10% of the original blog post since reading back just made me cringe.
Keeping this blog will both make me sane and just insane at the same time.
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Hobart Cup winner Hurdy Gurdy Man will chase his second Tasmanian feature race on Wednesday after trainer Darren Weir chose to make a return trip to Australia's southern most state for the Group 3 $225,000 Launceston Cup (2400m).
The five-year-old bolted home to win by more than a length when favourite in the Hobart Cup on February 10 but faces a tougher test this weekend.
Hurdy Gurdy Man was at his peak at Hobart where he carried 54kg to defeat local hopes The Cleaner and Geegees Blackflash.
That weight rises to 56kg and he will have to have maintained his condition.
"He was at his top for the Hobart Cup, I just hope he can hold that level," Weir told AAP.
The son of Street Cry is eligible for a $100,000 bonus on top of the $135,000 winner's cheque, which will see $50,000 go to Weir and $50,000 to his owners if he can claim the Tasmanian feature double.
The ultra-consistent entire has won six times and recorded 11 minor placings from 21 career starts.
Hurdy Gurdy Man has drawn favourably in barrier seven in a 14-horse Launceston Cup field.
Last year's Hobart Cup winner Geegees Blackflash heads the weights with 59.5kg and will be aiming to claim an elusive Launceston Cup title after finishing third in 2011 and runner-up last year.
Also drawing well is Hobart Cup runner-up The Cleaner who will carry 57.5kg from barrier five.
Other notable Launceston Cup contenders include 2012 Mornington Cup winner Norsqui, Devonport Cup winner Fieldmaster and four-year-old mare Unoaked who faces a step up in class but is chasing a fifth consecutive win.


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I wonder which animal's footprints are. Are they fox's?
One of my favorite TV programs is Downton Abbey, which is a historical British drama. I'm looking forward to watching it once a week.
The other day, I was so surprised to watch one of the scenes.
One of the aristocratic Crawley family members, Mary joined a horse race.
To my surprise, the way of her sitting on the horse was that her both legs were one side. It was not a real horse race because of drama, but it was so dangerous.
She pulled it off.
Another my favorite TV program is 'At Home with Venetia in Kyoto' (猫のしっぽカエルの手).
I like Venetia Stanley-Smith very much. The program introduces her eco-friendly daily life. She lives in an old Japanese house in Kyoto, where she plants many kinds of herb in her garden. It often introduces her homemade cooking using her herbs. I also like her essays in English in the program. The contents are really good for me.
Her programs always make me feel warm.
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What: Shares of gaming company MGM Resorts International (NYSE:MGM) jumped 13% in March, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence, as positive gaming trends and an asset sale brought back investor confidence.
So what: Early in March, Macau reported only a slight drop in gaming revenue to $2.4 billion, a very good sign for the region. Of course, that optimism was overshadowed earlier this month when Macau returned to declining revenue.
In the U.S., Nevada's February gaming results were released late in March, revealing a 7.3% increase in revenue on the Las Vegas Strip. That's unexpected growth for a region many investors feared would struggle in 2016.
But for MGM Resorts, the biggest news may have been the $1.1 billion sale of the mall in CityCenter to Invesco Real Estate and Simon Property Group (NYSE:SPG). The property had been for sale for a few years, but until now no one had been willing to pay the asking price MGM and Dubai World, which owns 50% of CityCenter, were looking for.
Now what: Slowly but surely MGM Resorts continues to improve operations, and the stock is rising as a result. The positive news in Las Vegas is particularly promising because that's where the company gets a vast majority of its revenue.
The asset sale at CityCenter is also encouraging because it could allow for a dividend payment or reduced debt at the resort.
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This poodle is in need of help:
First, we'd like to find out whether he has a family who is missing him. He has likely been on his own quite some time … possibly even since the 4/27 tornadoes.
The woman who rescued him cannot keep him, so he will need a temporary foster while waiting for his family to find him.
If the original owners cannot be found, he will need a good, loving, permanent home.
To help this sweet pup, contact Saxon Collins at: email@example.com
Little Man, a 10 pound intact male, was found Wednesday night, March 7 in northern Chilton County, AL in Saxon Collins' driveway. According to Saxon, this pup would have had to traverse acres of forest and pasture land in order to approach her house.
She continues to tell us that …
He had long nettles, sharp briars, and rank feces embedded in his hopelessly matted coat. I could not see his eyes or nose, nor even determine whether he had a tail. He only hesitated briefly when I knelt to call him to me, but he permitted me to remove what nettles I could and to crate him. After eagerly eating dried dog food, he slept soundly for the night. I took him to the vet I use the next morning, who estimated his age at 10+ years and reported to me the following general exam results:
– no fleas or ticks (they had to shave the poor fella)
– no heart worms, but presence of an intestinal worm for which he was treated
– cataracts
– arthritis, mostly in the hind quarters
He has been at the clinic since Thursday morning for eval/treatment and to allow me time to look for the owners. I feel that he must have been a frequently handled/socialized pet for him to be so accepting of his current treatment. I also wonder if he had been on flea/tick and heartworm prophylactics to have tested negative for these when he had obviously been exposed to the parasites for a good while. I guess the intestinal worms may have been due to his wilderness diet. He has been as good as gold at the clinic: very calm and quiet.
I believe he has quality years remaining, but I have absolutely nowhere to take him. I have asked friends, family, co-workers, and small-breed rescue shelters. I asked my vet about the Humane Society, but he felt they would likely euthanize the little fella in short order.
I own two dogs, one of those being a rescued dog from an abusive home. I work days, so my mom babysits the two, and I just can't add to the menagerie.
If you will not take the little guy, please tell me other options, as in names and numbers of places to call. I don't mind making a day trip to drive him to a good shelter. I obviously can't set him free on the streets, and I dont want him to be euthanized if he can have a quality life, but the funds to board him are limited, too.
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"I'd seen what Dark Art Creative had done before, and was blown away by the creativity and precision of the lighting," said Sinclair. "I knew that Oli Metcalfe was the owner and responsible for lighting the shows and, as I'd known him for decades, contacted him and asked him how he'd done it. He pointed me in the direction of BlackTrax."
BlackTrax is a vision-based system that connects to a range of third party applications, such as robotic lights, media servers, and any other device that uses the RTTrPM open protocol, capturing and passing positional 3D (X,Y,Z) and 6D rotation (yaw, pitch, roll) data to them. This delivers unprecedented accuracy and repeatability.
Sinclair used Clay Paky Scenius Uncio and controlled them with BlackTrax, with all seven band members being tracked.
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Should You Be Pairing Your Cheese Board with Tequila?
Today is National Cheese-Lover's Day and, while pretty much every day feels like a good day to celebrate (and eat!) cheese (lots and lots of cheese), today is an especially good day for it. You may find yourself leaning toward a decadent triple-crème or a slightly salty blue or maybe something sharp and hard.
Whatever the case, if you are like me and planning to make a meal of it, you may also find yourself wondering: What should I drink with my plate of cheese and accoutrements?
Now, the first answer that probably comes to mind is wine. I like wine, you most likely also like wine, and, most importantly, cheese likes wine. But is wine the best mate? Maybe, but also maybe not.
Allow us to present a case for pairing your cheese with tequila.
But First: Why the Cheese Should Not Stand Alone
Okay, perhaps that's a little too dramatic. After all, we fully support eating cheese all by itself. But Adam Goddu, a certified cheese professional and the Associate Director at Murray's Cheese in New York, says that there's something special that happens when food and drink come together.
"We look for magical math: 1+1=3. You want the combination to complement each other, but you also want the flavor to evolve into something more," he explains. That's an equation we can get behind.
Why You Should Pair Cheese with Tequila
When it comes to pairing cheese (or any food) with tequila (or any high-alcohol beverages), Goddu admits that it can be challenging. "That booziness can overpower many elements," he says.
But, he adds, "I do think wine and beer hog the limelight. Tequila can be just as versatile and special with the right combination or flavors." And cheese — be it Gruyère, a clothbound cheddar, or a mild blue — can bring out a different side to your tequila.
Of course, not all tequilas are created equal. Some are much easier to pair with than others. For example, anything barrel-aged allows for more freedom in pairing. "When you have a tequila like Casa Noble's Single Barrel Anejo, the sky is the limit," says Goddu. "A funky washed rind or fudgy, spicy blue pair wonderfully."
But this cheese expert doesn't shy away from a challenge: "Finding the perfect cheese for Joven is just a lot of fun."
How You Should Pair Cheese with Tequila
Goddu applies the same general principles to tequila pairings as he does to all pairings: "We go by three basic principles: like with like, opposites attract, and what grows together goes together." (Read more about Mexican cheeses here.)
So, how does this translate to your bottle of blanco and that wedge of brie in your fridge? Here are a few suggested pairings.
If you like Joven: Joven are quite boozy and pack a punch, so you need a cheese strong enough to stand its ground.
If you like Blanco: Blanco tends to have a clarity and subtly with sweet corn and grass coming to the forefront. Stick with a milder, sweeter brie-style cheese.
If you like Reposado: Higher-butterfat cheeses, like sheep or water buffalo milk cheeses, do very well overall.
If you like Anejo: Anejo's oaky, vanilla notes lean toward Alpine-style cheeses with caramel and roasted almond flavors dancing beautifully together.
Or, if pairing straight tequila with your cheese seems too intense, try a tequila-based cocktail. "With tequila-based drinks, I like to play off the herbal and fruity tones of the drinks," says Laura Burgess, a certified sommelier and frequent Kitchn contributor. She suggests pairing your margaritas and palomas with tangy, buttery cheeses, like fresh goat cheese, Saint Aubin, or sharp cheddar. Or for aged tequila cocktails she likes "something that highlights the smoky flavor like an aged Gouda, Comté, or anything that's actually been smoked."
What do you think? Would you drink tequila with cheese, or stick with a more traditional pairing?


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As anti-incumbent fervor continues to shape the election landscape, the 24 hours after Tuesday's primaries reminded us that there is something to be said for experience. As much as people like to hate politicians, the gaffes the newcomers make, and the distraction from the real issues the gaffes create, do not advance the cause of democracy.
The Tea Party candidates like to say they are here to take the government back, though they are not very precise from whom they wish to take it. They are, however, usually precise about what they want to do with the government once they take it back. In Nevada, GOP Senate nominee and Tea Party-backed candidate Sharron Angle listed her positions on her website. She aimed to privatize Social Security and Medicare, eliminate the Departments of Energy and Education and withdraw the U.S. from the United Nations. But, lo and behold, having won the primary Tuesday night, those positions were removed from her website Wednesday. In case Angle hadn't noticed, in politics today, nothing can be scrubbed completely, there is always a video or a copy. The one thing the Tea Partyers had going for them was the patina of authenticity, they speak their mind and stand for their principles, but dumb moves like removing controversial material from your website cashiers even that credential.
Carly Fiorina, the GOP Senate candidate in neighboring California, also forgot what is now known as the Gordon Brown Rule: Never forget to find out if the microphone you are wearing is live. She was caught on camera no less, apparently disparaging rightwing Fox News darling Sean Hannity and talking cattily about Sen. Barbara Boxer's out-of-date hairdo. It was an inauspicious beginning to Fiorina's general election campaign. Mind you, I agree that Hannity should be disparaged and it is foolish to start a general election campaign, when you run to the center, by doing an interview with a Fox News blowhard. On a day when Fiorina needed to be introducing herself to those Independent and moderate Democratic voters whose votes she will need in November, instead of articulating her message, she was caught sounding petty, and the fact that she was caught off guard meant that the clip trumped any and all other messages she might have wanted to deliver. There are good, substantive reasons to vote for or against Sen. Boxer but her hair is not one of them.
Not to be outdone, the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina was discovered, the day after his surprise win in the primary, to have been charged with a felony sex charge after he showed obscene photographs to a University of South Carolina undergrad. The state Democratic Party chairperson has asked Alvin Greene to step aside despite his primary victory, so the state party can choose someone else to go up against Sen. Jim DeMint. DeMint is arguably the worst U.S. Senator currently serving, so there is a case to be made for his early retirement, but sex offenders have a hard time making that case. Mr. Greene, too, has no prior political experience.
I know the rap on politicians. They are too cautious. They have to poll-test every issue. They do not just say what they think or feel. But, ya know, looking at these three newcomers, I am thinking there is a lot to be said for a little bit of boring, predictable, poll-tested insincerity.
Senator Ted Kennedy with almost fifty years of service became a king-maker. Kennedy's endorsement of Obama went a long way toward Obama getting the nomination and becoming president and not Hillary Clinton. Why should one person have such enormous power to influence the rest of society?
The intent of the U.S. Constitution to not concentrate power in the hands of one or a few persons, like a king, is being circumvented by the senority system that makes long-serving incumbents uniquely powerful.
It is a very welcome development to have candidates chosen by primary voters rather than automatically re-nominated by a relitivley few party insiders who are oftern out of touch with the wider public. Senator Arlen Spector who in his eighties and in ill health and a recent Republican was valued as irreplaceable by the Demoratic party insiders but the primary voters chose otherwise
The excessive power of senority needs to be broken by term limits. All members of Congress should be limited to two decades or less service. A constitutional amendment is needed to curtail the excessive political power concentrated in the hands of long-serving members of Congress.
To compare Gordan Brown's insulting and dismissive comment about the EXACT voter he was aiming to sway to Carly Fiorina's benign comments is laughable. First, don't you think it HELPS her with independents & centrist Democrats to know what she really thinks about Sean Hannity? Seems to me its a brilliant move to have it out that you think he's a blowhard; who's he going to tell people to vote for - Barbara Boxer? Secondly, if you think women, yes even women politicians, aren't grousing about someone's hair, then you seriously misunderstand human nature. And I can tell, that comment probably HELPS her with Republicans who pretty much consider Boxer insufferable so anything to get under her skin is good. Third, compared to what Barbara (Just call me Senator, I've earned it) Boxer has said on camera, this is probably a net positive for Fiorina, who by the way in case you don't know ran a major corporation in this country while Barbara Boxer was off doing whatever it is she does.
What you should be lamenting is the "starching" given to first time candidates to "iron out" their problems. We SHOULD be celebrating quirky, off-key moments rather than lamenting them. Maybe if we tolerated a little more quirkiness, we'd actually have some measurable progress in legislation.
PS - The Democrat in South Carolina is all your problem; not going there.
If that is all they got on Carly, then watch out Barbara. If CNN could have made her look bad they would have in a second but as it is, they made Meg Whitman out very positive by playing Carly's candid.
Despicable comment. Shame on you!
Here is a short article on the potential fixes for social security.
I am expressing my opinion based on my observation of both men. Mr. Winters has trashed Sean Hannity more than once in the past. He frequently distorts the situation and pushes to the edge what he can get away with. For example, in the candid of Carly Fiorino she essentially praises Sean Hannity. Mr. Winters then makes a negative characterization of him. In Catholic School I was taught not to do things like this and part of my training was by Jesuits.
Do you think that Sean Winters is a more moral person than Sean Hannity? I do not listen to Sean Hannity very much but when I do I have never seen him go after people the way Mr. Winters does here. I also look at the positions each takes and I find Mr. Winter's positions often immoral because of their long term negative implications and Sean Hannity's position essentially moral ones because of their long term potential positive implications. I base this on history.
This may not go down well with a lot of people who read and post opinions here but maybe some considered thought will replace the one sided shallowness that passes as insight on this site in the future.
If I'm mistaken, and it's only members of her staff who would be present there in the room (in which case I imagine that they take care of the camera/video stuff themselves, and just kind of connect with the news network), some questions still remain: why was the camera recording her before the actual interview had started? And why was it being transmitted to the news network?
Also, it seems like it's being forgotten that someone from the media took the video from the camera and/or from what was being transmitted, and thought, "Ooh, this is juicy; I'm going to pass this on." And then the media decided to expose it. You could debate whether that's ethical (or, more theologically, sinful, either venially or mortally) or not, but I think it's still something worth realizing - it's always important to remember the presence of the camera and the people operating it.
This is something I wonder about aside from just this one case - e.g., when the news does a story related to education, and shows footage of kids getting on the bus, walking through the halls, raising their hands in class, etc., there's a camera there, and the people in the video know that there's a camera there (unless it's hidden), and they may even have been instructed to do this or that. If you'll permit me to go on a little rambling tangent here: A few years ago there were some gossip-worthy developments at my high school (St. Joseph's Prep) - at the time I worked in one of the offices during the summers, and the Philadelphia Inquirer came to the school, talked with the new principal, etc. (I imagine the school wanted to cooperate so as to have the story be balanced, etc.) Here's the intriguing part: when the story appeared in the paper, there was a picture of the principal standing in front of the stain-glass window in the school chapel, staring downward, looking concerned. Now, in order to get such a photo, the reporters would have had to 1) ask the principal to go into the chapel with them, 2) ask him to stand in front of the stain glass window which is in a corner, 3) ask him to pose for the picture with a certain look on his face. (Note, of course, the fascination with Catholicism inherent in this little exercise - Catholicism as the "other." You see this all the time: e.g., you'll always hear Christians who are Catholic identified as Catholic, but you'll rarely here so-and-so identified as a "Protestant," because Protestant is the "norm," while Catholic is the "other.") I think I remember the principal actually relating to others later tha they'd asked to go into the chapel, asked him to look this or that way, etc.
My point is just that it's interesting how we tend to forget the presence of the camera and the reporters when we see a picture in the newspaper or footage on the news. Rarely is anything just candid; it has to be staged. The footage of Fiorina is not just footage; it's footage that someone decided to use.
A friendly suggestion. When I am annoyed at public figures, especially those who are constantly expressing opinions on various subjects, I try to remind myself that all I know of them is a public persona-in many cases a studied performance. Thus it's best to criticize comments and positions rather than people. Being on the other end of the political spectrum from you, I tend to dislike the opinions of folks like Hannity and Beck and Coulter and Limbaugh, and even to think their ideas, if enacted, would be destructive for the country. But for all I know, they go home at night, care lovingly for their families, support the poor, visit the sick, and lead exemplary lives. I often fall short of the ideal of only criticizing their positions ,and not judging the people, but I think it is a good ideal to which all of us, regardless of political beliefs, might aspire After all, our higest authority tells us to judge not lest we be judged. Peace.
I understand your point and I suggest you also direct it at Mr. Winters and several other authors here who routinely disparage people or present distorted opinions to make others look bad. My initial point was directed at the bigoted remarks by Mr. Winters about Sean Hannity, something that is quite common for him. I was thus commenting on the behavior of Mr. Winters which has been entirely consistent since I started reading this site about 7-8 months ago. Generally I only dispute Mr. Winter's positions but when he goes beyond them to disparage others as he frequently does I sometimes clearly point that out.
One thing on Social Security - it is not in the red. It is drawing on its federal assets - as programed. 9 years ago, this was projected to have happened in 2008. It happenned 2 years later, largely because estimates are required to be conservative.
Social Security will eventually be in the red in a less than two decades and a lot can happen before then. For now, adjusting Social Security is not the appropriate answer - finding funds to pay it back is. Those of us who overpaid these taxes and had these funds go to general fund spending are owed their return without cuts (because the government can only invest in itself - imagine the unmitigated disaster that would hav occurred had they invested Social Security Assets in Mortgage Backed Securities).
The answer to the Social Security, and to some extent the Medicaid, problem is to change the demographics by incentivizing larger families and penalizing smaller ones with lower wages (due to a higher tax burden). The only way to make a Ponzi scheme work is more entrants. This also goes for capitalism, which is a similar scheme. Visualize a total stock supported Social Security system, where retirees live off of dividends from stock investments. Dividends are only possible with an expanding population of workers to generate the profits and consumers to generate the revenue which leads to profit.
Mr. Winters posts every day and can choose to answer or not in these subsequent posts. There is little evidence he answers the objections raised. Other authors occasionally answer back in the same thread but he has chosen by design not to do so. It then is incumbent on those who object to what he posts to continue each time he raises the same ''tired'' points. To say it is getting old is just another way of trying to stifle objections by making it look as though those who have objections are being petty with their persistence. If Mr. Winters persists then he and others should expect those who object to persist.
I personally would stop and move on except this is the official site for the Jesuit's main publication to the faithful in the US. As such the Jesuits and editors should be held accountable for whatever is being issued in their name. As far as I have seen the thinking that flows from the people here are not representative of an organization that has been one of the intellectual giants of the last four centuries. Mr. Winters is a talented writer but the thinking that accompanies that writing is at best simplistic and he has a very un-Catholic like practice of denigrating those he does not like. My guess is that he is capable of a much higher level of thinking but chooses to use rhetoric and ad hominems instead to slant his posts. And the readers suffer as a result. That should be the ''oldness'' you should object to.
But, JR, you do the same thing when you say that Sean Hannity is a more moral man than MSW and accuse MSW of inferior thinking and ad hominems. Aren't you, yourself, slinging out an ad hominem? And you base this on MSW calling Hannity a "blowhard"?
Face it, people see things differently in this country, and they usually describe those who think differently in colorful languange. This has nothing to do with morality, it's the way we air the issues.
I appreciate hearing your point of view, but your attacks on America magazine, and particularly MSW, really are getting tiresome.
Regarding your response to my suggestion, please note that it was in fact generally directed, and I included myself among those who need to be less judgmental. Specifically, note the clause: "a good ideal to which all of us, regardless of political beliefs, might aspire." I've given up watching television news (from all ends of the spectrum), reduced my time listening to radio news, and cut back on blog reading. I tend to feel calmer and more charitable since doing so. Perhaps since Mr. Winters irks you so, and seems to you such a bad person, you might feel better if you gave yourself a break from reading him. It's commendable of you to seek out opposing positions and to engage in dialogue, but perhaps it's too great an irritant for you right now.
Pointing out that someone is using ad hominems is not an ad hominem. Pointing out that someone is using rhetoric instead of reason is not an ad hominem. If you want me to point out the bad reasoning that is easy to do with Mr. Winters.
I actually believe that Mr. Hannity is a much more moral man than Mr. Winters and I can lay it out in terms of Catholic teaching if you want because I believe Mr. Hannity and I share a lot of the same attitudes. Nearly all my attitudes were formed based on what I was taught in Catholic school and my attitudes have not changed since that time. I said it was an opinion and was meant at the moment to show the irony of Mr. Winter's attacks on another in this case Sean Hannity. It is a common occurrence in his writings to disparage others. The fact that you and others do not admit it or call him on it is interesting.
Attacking falsehoods should not be ''tiresome'' or ''old'' if it has merit. I will continue to do so and you should applaud such efforts to get to the truth. Something I fear is very lacking on this site. As I said many times the only reason to do so here is because this site represents the Jesuits in the United States. I was taught by Jesuits and what I find here wouldn't have passed the first draft without a harsh rebuke from the ones who taught me. Faulty reasoning, clever turns of phrase, one sided presentation of the facts and ad hominems would have gotten me a solid and deserved ''F.''
A general observation about liberals or progressives as some now want to be called (without knowing all the negative baggage that term brings.) They cannot accept criticism. They do not like to debate on the merits of their positions and will use all sorts of stratagems to avoid it. One is to say that the criticism is old or tiresome or we have heard that before. What I am trying to do with some of Mr. Winter's posts is to lay out the inconsistencies or negative consequences of his recommendations. Why someone does not support such an effort is puzzling. Actually it is not puzzling because I have seen the behavior many times elsewhere and it is easy to understand what is going on.
Thank you for the advice. I haven't watched a television news show in years except for the occasional visit to someone else's home when they have the TV on. I do listen to radio, mainly John Batchelor which I call conspiracy radio, but which has the most eclectic set of guests one will find anywhere in the world. It tends to be conservative but he will have guests on from such publications as the Nation, which is a hard core socialist publication.
My only exposure to Sean Hannity is when I am driving between 3 and 6 in the afternoon and I occasionally turn him on. I will then frequently turn him off because I do not find him very entertaining but not because I do not agree with what he says. But with any particular person, there is much to disagree with but Sean Hannity's heart is definitely in the right place. So I find Mr. Winter's attacks on him quite an eye opener.
The only web site I visit besides here is instapundit which is a libertarian site and really not a blog since there are no comments and is just a site pointing to commentary on the day's events. And by the way I am not a libertarian but I find they do not accept faulty reasoning so easily as is done here. And my home page is google news so that is how I keep up with the world. I have not seen one second of television on the gulf oil spill mainly because I rarely watch television.
When I am not working, I read a lot. I have Mr. Winters book on my night stand and will finish it in the next couple weeks. I have my own business which allows me to indulge myself some times in dialogue and right now this is the only place I spend what little time I have for this.


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Spring Favorites
Spring came a month early for much of the country. It was a very mild winter, and I'm really enjoying all the beauty that has opened around me this past month or so!
On my lunchtime walks, I visit the gardens at Millennium Park and take in the beauty of the redbud trees and spring bulbs.
And at home, we planted a new baby forsythia in the parkway!
It looks so little and lost right now, but its brilliance could be seen all the way down the street. To me it's not spring unless the forsythias are blooming!
The rhododendron has come and gone.
But our lilac has never looked better! I've never seen so many blossoms, and they are lasting so much longer than usual. Lilac is one of my favorite of the fragrant flowers, and I just need to smell them as much as possible while they're in bloom!
So many blooms have come and gone already. It's still so early in the season, and I barely got out to see the daffodils, hyacinths and magnolias before they finished their spectacular shows.
There's nothing like the fresh blossoms of spring. What are your favorite blooms of the season?


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PPL, the music licensing company which works on behalf of over 90,000 record companies and performers to license recorded music played in public (at pubs, nightclubs, restaurants, shops, offices and many other business types) and broadcast (TV and radio), has today published its financial results for 2013. The company generated licence fee income of £176.9 million, a 4% increase (£6.1m) on 2012.
Public Performance
The rising appetite of businesses playing recorded music to their staff and customers, increased awareness of the need for a music licence and improved internal processes helped to drive significant growth in public performance income, despite difficult trading conditions. The revenue stream saw an increase of 7% on the previous year's income to £69.5m, making up 39.3% of the company's overall revenues.
In the broadcast sector, growth of 5% on 2012 saw revenues reach £73m in 2013, making up 41.3% of overall revenues. This was mainly achieved through annual increases in long-term licensing agreements with major television broadcasters such as the BBC (also including its radio and iPlayer services), ITV and Sky, amongst others.
While there was a 6% decline in International revenues compared to 2012, good progress was made on the whole, with the majority of the top ten countries by total collections reporting increased payments. The impact of some distribution issues in Germany had a large impact on 2013 collections but International collections will be a growing revenue stream for the company moving forward. The majority of the sum collected was on behalf of performers, which amounted to £30 million (87% of the total), while the remaining £4.5 million (13%) was collected for record companies and represented 15% year on year growth. PPL's international revenues for performers already now account for over half the global market for international performer payments for recorded music performance rights.
PPL is also the global leader in managing recorded music data and the company is working on developing new technology in collaboration with its international counterparts to maximise revenues for the global recorded music industry. Future developments in this area will assist PPL to further increase collections for its members, moving forward.
The company's membership has also seen record growth over the past year; performer memberships are up by 22% to 79,000 and record company members have increased by 11% to 11,500.
PPL CEO, Peter Leathem said: "Over the years we have seen our revenues grow significantly, as performance rights continue to become a major revenue stream for the music industry. We are delighted that in our 80th year we are now paying out more money, on more recordings, to more performers and record companies than ever before."
"We have been, and remain, committed to investing in IT systems and technologies to help improve the accuracy of the payments that we are able to make to our members. Given that the UK is one of only three net exporters of music in the world (along with the US and Sweden), we are leading the way in addressing some of the issues affecting revenues in this market through collaboration with other collective management organisations internationally."
To coincide with the release of its annual results, the company also announced its annual PPL People's Charts of the most played recordings, compiled from music usage data from PPL's licensees across the UK: including radio stations and television channels as well as public performance locations such as pubs, clubs, bars, jukeboxes, gyms and shops. Daft Punk's 'Get Lucky', Olly Murs and Ludivico Einaudi's 'Nightbook' were confirmed as topping the 2013 PPL People's Pop Chart, Artist Chart and Classical Chart respectively.
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PPL People's Charts 2013
PPL's annual 'People's Charts' are compiled from music data from PPL's licensees across the UK (including radio stations and television channels as well as public performance locations such as pubs, clubs, bars, jukeboxes, gyms and shops) to find the most played recordings of the year.
The PPL People's Pop Chart 2013
The 'girls' domination after six years comes to an end with Daft Punk's gloriously uplifting 'Get Lucky' coming in at number one ahead of Robin Thicke's admittedly ubiquitous 'Blurred Lines' and 'Mirrors' from Justin Timberlake.
1) Get Lucky – Daft Punk, Feat. Pharrell Williams2) Blurred Lines – Robin Thicke /T.I / Pharrell3) Mirrors – Justin Timberlake4) Locked Out Of Heaven – Bruno Mars5) Just Give Me A Reason – P!NK Feat. Nate Ruess6) Let Her Go – Passenger7) Wake Me Up – Avicii8) La La La – Naughty Boy featuring Sam Smith9) Troublemaker – Olly Murs Feat. Flo.Rida10) When I Was Your Man – Bruno Mars
The PPL People's Artist Chart 2013
Despite tough competition, Olly Murs comes in ahead of Bruno Mars, P!nk, Rihanna and Calvin Harris to take this year's number one slot.
1) Olly Murs2) Bruno Mars3) P!nk4) Rihanna5) Calvin Harris6) Robbie Williams7) Justin Timberlake8) Katy Perry9) Taylor Swift10) Queen
The PPL People's Classical Chart 2013
Having been knocked off the number one spot last year Einaudi reclaims it in 2013 with 'Nightbook' which was number 4 in 2012 and number 2 in 2011. Einaudi is a true people's choice with no less than 19 recordings in the PPL classical charts in the last five years.
1) Nightbook – Ludovico Einaudi2) The Nutcracker – Mariinsky Orchestra with Valery Gergieve 3) Primavera – Ludovico Einaudi4) O Fortuna – Crouch End Festival Chorus and City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra with Nic Raine5) On The Beautiful Blue Danube – City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra with Paul Bateman6) Divenire – Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with Ludovico Einuadi7) The Armed Man – National Youth Choir of Great Britain and London Philharmonic Orchestra with Karl Jenkins8) Concerto for Four Harpsichords – English Concert with Trevor Pinnock9) Concerto for Two Pianos – The Labèques (Pianos), Philharmonia Orchestra with Semyon Bychkov10) Le Onde (album version) – Ludovico Einaudi
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JUST what the doctor ordered, was Richard Money's assessment of Walsall's reverse against Blues.
The Saddlers manager must have been encouraged by his side's second-half show after Blues had bossed the first period.
Money said: "Birmingham moved the ball about very well and we had to work exceptionally hard. The first half was still a get-to-know-you affair and we gave away two stupid goals. But I think we should have won the second half."
Money appears to have unearthed another exciting prospect in Portuguese striker Carlos Caneiro, who caused Blues problems from the moment he arrived after replacing Martin Butler in the 66th minute.
Money said: "He's going to prove a very good partner for either Martin or Tommy Mooney.
"But we haven't finished there by any means when it comes to bringing new players in. We've got one or two very interesting people out there who we are looking at."
At the same time Money was equally enthused by some of his youngsters.
In addition to Ishmel Demontagnac, Money also gave late showings to fellow 19-year-olds Alex Nicholls and Troy Deeney and added: "All of them have big futures in the game.
"I said to Troy with about five minutes to go 'I suppose you want to go on now'. He replied that he should have been on from the word go!"
Money also revealed that defender Scott Dann was struggling with shin-splints but was expecting him to feature in this week's friendlies against Kidderminster Harriers and Burton Albion.
And there's better news concerning Allan Picken, who has been receiving treatment at Lilleshall over the past week where he had been diagnosed with a small tear in his cartilage.
Money added: "He's okay now, but we won't be pushing him too hard, because we don't want another setback."


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The next cast could be a giant!
Get ready to see some really big bass.
I'm here at the Toyota Texas Bass Classic on Lake Fork this weekend and giant bass are biting. Several of the other pros fishing this charity event have been posting photos of "10s" on their respective Facebook pages during practice.
I've caught my share of 8-pound-plus this week and I'm eager to see what develops during competition.
The Toyota Texas Bass Classic is a cool event. It brings together the top 15 Angler of the Year pros from last year's Bassmaster Elite Series, FLW Tour and the PAA Tournament Series, plus a few others who qualify through sponsor exemptions.
We fish Friday through Sunday with a variety of activities ongoing for the public, including concerts and family events, scheduled throughout the three days.
The tournament will raise $250,000 for the Texas Park and Wildlife Department that has collected $1.75 million from the event since its inception in 2007. Funds are used to support the TPWD's youth fishing and outreach programs.
Toyota, one of my sponsors and a big sponsor of the Bassmaster Elite Series, has been a driving force and huge supporter of this tournament.
The idea was conceived by Bassmaster Elite Series pro Kelly Jordon and TPWD commissions during a fishing trip. The first couple of events were held at Lake Fork before it was moved to Lake Conroe, and now it's back at Fork, one of the nation's greatest big bass lakes.
I've been here numerous times over the past 20 years and always look forward to it. More 13-pounders are caught here than from any other Texas Lake.
And for good reason. The lake is managed for trophies and the TPWD does an outstanding job of protecting the big bass fishery. Several other states have taken notice as to how Texas biologists regulate each lake based upon individual needs.
In this tournament, we're going to fish under special rules. Each boat will have an official who will weigh and record our fish before we release them. The angler with the five biggest each day advances to the finals.
We will be permitted to take one big fish to the weigh-in and there will be some giants for the fans to see. I expect several 10-pound-plus bass caught.
This is the place where any cast could produce a state or even world record. Guntersville, Toledo Bend, Falcon and Okeechobee are great lakes, but Fork is right there near the top.
As good as the lake is, it's not an easy place to fish and maneuver because of all the standing timber. But all that wood provides excellent habitat.
The lake has grass, too, but a combination of low water and a cold winter has diminished a lot of the shoreline vegetation. We're in the postspawn season, so a lot of fish are moving toward summer haunts. Because of the lack of grass, I believe it makes the fish to want to move offshore more quickly.
For that reason, I expect a lot of fish to be caught on ledges. Look for deep crankbaits like the Strike King 6XD and 10XD to come into play along with big plastic worms and perhaps even some jigging spoons.
This is seasonal pattern I really enjoy fishing and expect to do well. One thing is for sure – it's going to be fun fishing for big bass and knowing the next one could be the fish of a lifetime!
Remember, it's all about the attitude!


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As previously mentioned before, I am part of Nail Art Society's panel of Artists (previously Gurus). With that, I get the chance to try the kits & come up with manis before the subscribers receives the kit. You can subscribe and receive kits for $11.95 (+ shipping) a month, if you have any questions, check out how it works.
For this upcoming kit, if you subscribe by October 15, you will receive the I Love Studs kit, curated by Emily. In this kit, you will receive the following ...
Jessica polish in Black Matte, gold, hot pink, bright purple, and bright orange studs.
Here is what I came up with ... I used Black Matte as base, I used Jessica's Black Lustre for the stripes and on my thumb, and then used the gold studs that came in the kit.
Here is another angle of my nails which shows the zebra stripes a bit more.
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High School Spirit Day Supports Leukemia
High schools everywhere have a high school Spirit Day in which they celebrate to raise spirits! Every year, Sacred Heart High School in Yonkers, NY has a high school Spirit Day, a day set aside for students and teachers to come together and participate in an old school round of games and activities. The students are divided up into four colored teams and pay money to dress down and participate, and the origins are very humble. About 8 years ago, retired secretary Monica Keane's young niece was diagnosed with leukemia. Despite being a small school of 400 students, SHHS managed to come together and put on this event to give back. Money raised from the event went directly to Livi, Keane's then four-year-old niece.
Now many years and students later, the spirit of the school is still alive as students and teachers continue to pay it forward with generosity and kindness that the community prides on. While students have had to contribute $2-4 in the past for actual Spirit Day to dress down, they now pay $10 for the entire Spirit Day, which this year included Crazy Sock/Hat Day, Twin Day, Jersey Day and the annual Faculty vs. Senior Volleyball Game before leading to this Friday's Spirit Day. This is a school with about 400 students; if everyone participates, that's around $4000. All the proceeds go directly to the Leukemia/Lymphoma Society. As for Livi, she is now 17-years-old and resides in upstate New York near Cortland.


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A Placentia citizens' group is circulating petitions calling for a referendum on the City Council's planned increase in the city utility tax from 3% to 5%.
The Right to Vote Committee was organized last month in reaction to the Placentia City Council's 3-2 decision to increase the tax, which is levied on telephone, gas, electricity and cable TV bills. The committee is asking voters to sign its petition for a November referendum to force the City Council to reconsider the increase.
The committee, which is co-chaired by Placentia residents Bill Coston and Ina Gibbons, says it is not taking a stand on the propriety of the utility tax nor whether it is needed but believes voters should make the decision for such an increase.
"It's our money," Gibbons said. "We still feel that the City Council doesn't give the people enough trust to decide (the issue) for themselves."
According to Gibbons, the committee has about 1,600 of the 2,500 signatures needed to get the referendum on the November ballot.


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San Germ is located in the state of Puerto Rico. It occupies the area of 4 square miles. 1 square miles are water areas and 4 square miles remain for land areas. Center of the San Germ lies at +18.0826836, -067.0457369 coordinates. According to the 2010 Census, there are 10.989 living in the San Germ. The racial makeup shows these 3 races as the most frequent : White (84.42%), Some Other Race (7.88%) and Black or African American (5.26%). Median age is 38 for the males and 43 for the females.


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I had really delicious Salmon Skin Salad in Santa Barbara last year (as far as I remember the place was called "Goleta Sushi House"). It was a relatively standard japanese type salad (sorry I don't know what the dressing is called - sweetish, "watery", very light taste, on lettuce), fried salmon skin and some bonito flakes (I think!) on top. Nothing fancy but really, really good and I still crave it.
Anybody know where I can get a decent salmon skin salad of this type in the East Bay Area (or SF)? Berkeley or Oakland would be perfect but we have a car, a 30 min drive would be OK as well. Not interested in salmon skin rolls, just the salad...
Alternatively, could I make this at home? Can you buy just the salmon skin at Berkeley Bowl or some such place? I don't really care for the salmon itself, just the fatty skin with a thin layer of "flesh"...
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Death: At Death's Door by Jill Thompson
Kekkaishi vol. 2-3 by Yellow Tanabe
Koi Cupid vol. 1 by Mia Ikumi
The Black Sheep by Yvonne Collins and Sandy Rideout
The Bought
Ouran High School Host Club vol. 6-9 by Bisco Hatori
The Received
You Do Not Talk About Fight Club foreword by Chuck Palahniuk and edited by Read Mercer Schuchardt
I bought Ouran High School Host Club yesterday because Chapters had a buy 3 get the 4th free sale going on. (Promotion ends today). The whole time I thought I owned up to vol. 5. You should have seen my face when I looked at my collection and there is only up to vol. 4. Now I have to get my younger sister to get me the vol. 5 for Christmas and in return I buy her this book about Egypt. (She owns a small collection of cool subject series aimed for kids). I'm still in the process of reading Ghostgirl so it'll be awhile before I start The Black Sheep. So yeah, my blog will be littered with more manga reviews until I wear them all out. I apologize to all those who watches my blog for the YA novel reviews. I should have one up sometime this week.


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Blue Bombers (0-0) vs Lions (0-0)
The BC Lions kick off 2012 with home date versus Blue Bombers
The training camps are over – it's time to focus on the real deal finally! The BC Lions kick off their season this Friday against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – a team that the Lions defeated soundly in the very last game of the 2011 season.
Winnipeg Blue Bombers (0-0) vs. BC Lions (0-0)
Date/Time: Friday, June 29th, 2012, 7 PM PST
Location: BC Place Stadium, Vancouver British Columbia
Broadcast: TSN
Bombers vs. Lions Betting Lines from Bodog (Bovada if in USA)
Spread: Lions -7 (-110)
Moneyline: OFF
Over/Under: 51 points
It's finally here folks – the Lions attempt to defend the big prize starts Friday!!
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are surprisingly third choice to win the CFL's Eastern Division this year.
From a talent perspective alone maybe this team deserves to be in the shadows of the Hamiltons and the Torontos of their division. To add to this notion this week saw the Bombers received possibly the worst news they could have imagined.
Their top running back, Chris Garrett who was very effective against BC in the Gray Cup last year has been lost for the season with an Achilles injury.
The Bombers are already behind the eight ball on offense – Buck Pierce will be in charge of an average offense and will also be in charge of doing the nearly impossible – keeping himself healthy!
It's a good thing for the defense that was the surprise of the league last year. Perhaps the most pressure Friday will be on Winnipeg's secondary.
Jovon Johnson won the Defensive Player of the Year in 2011 – he's a Stud! Jonathan Hefney is Johnson's counterpart – these two have to be sensational if the Bombers hope to be competitive. They certainly are good – but sensational?
Ahhh the Lions!
They are favored to win the West and take home the Grey Cup again in 2012. On paper, there is absolutely no reason to think that they can't.
The offense is elite and the defense despite missing a few key starters from last year should be just fine.
Travis Lulay enters his first season as the unquestioned started on the team – he only got better as last season went along culminating in the Most Outstanding Player award at the Grey Cup.
Lulay is plain scary and with his stable of weapons it is difficult to see any defenses slowing them down. History could be made of Friday – Geroy Simon is only 67 yards away from becoming the all-time leader in receiving yards.
BC's defense is the only real question mark ahead of Friday's game and it is a very small question mark at that.
Gone are Aaron Hunt, Brent Johnson and Solomon! Something tells me that the system that has been magic over the past couple of seasons will be just that again!
Dave's Won't Cost You Anything Free CFL Betting Prediction
The Lions appear to be in a different class than the Bombers even though there may be some rust for the Lions being Week 1. But the Lions looked very good in the preseason – they are ready to go.
The Bombers will be without a key weapon on Friday – Chris Garrett – it is going to ALL be up to a marginal Buck Pierce.
The seven points looks like a gift to me but take a look at the Under here too. Under is 40-18-1 in Winnipeg's last 59 road games. Under is 11-4 in BC's last 15 games overall.
It is 7-1 in the last 8 meetings in BC and is 11-3 in the last 14 meetings overall.
Pick: take the Lions in a walk -7 and the Under – 51 points
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Professional Services Exclusion Applies Where Construction Supervisor Should Have Drawn Upon Knowledge, Experience or Training
The Georgia Court of Appeals, applying Georgia law, has reversed judgments against issuers of business insurance policies, holding that the policies' professional services exclusions applied to a personal injury action arising out of the insured construction supervisor's failure correctly to identify whether damaged electrical conduits contained live wires and related allegations against the construction manager of the site. Auto-Owners Ins. Co. v. State Farm Fire and Cas. Co., 678 S.E.2d 196 (Ga. Ct. App. May 12, 2009).
The underlying personal injury action arose out of a utility worker's injuries caused by the insured construction supervisor's incorrect assurance that electrical conduits to be repaired by the worker did not contain live wires. The worker sued the construction manager for the project as well as the construction supervisor who allegedly made the error and his company. The policies at issue each contained an exclusion barring coverage for bodily injury and/or personal injury "due to rendering or failing to render any professional service." Neither policy defined "professional service." Nevertheless, the court found the policies' similar professional services exclusions were unambiguous and precluded coverage.
The court held that the allegations against the construction manager related to failures to properly manage, inspect and supervise the work conducted at the project pursuant to its agreement. Therefore, the allegations clearly fell within the professional services exclusion. The court reasoned similarly that the allegations against the supervisor were not merely acts of negligence but were due to rendering or failing to render professional services. The court emphasized that ordinary acts do not become professional services merely because they are performed by a professional. To constitute professional services, "[t]he task must arise out of the acts specific to the individual's specialized knowledge or training." The court explained that "whether or not [the construction supervisor] drew upon his professional knowledge, experience, and training is not the proper inquiry; the proper inquiry is whether he should have drawn upon that knowledge, experience, and training." The court held that the supervisor was hired to supervise the construction site and that the injury at issue was caused by his failure to perform the very supervisory function for which his specialized knowledge was sought. Therefore, his assurance that no danger existed or his failure to correctly identify from blueprints whether each damaged conduit contained live wires "clearly fall within the definition of 'professional services.'" Accordingly, the court held that coverage for the underlying personal injury action was barred by the professional services exclusions of the relevant policies and that the insurers had no duty to defend or indemnify.