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Hill stations in India, full of charm and natural beauty are anyone’s idea of a holiday. A plan to visit one of the hill stations, I shortlisted a few. Munnar Munnar is situated in Idukki district in Kerala is one of the most sought after destinations in Andheri and Malad have been the most preferred residential location in Mumbai, among buyer from many years. Buyers who want to buy flats in Mumbai are very keen on these two localities. What makes these areas so good, that buyers are always looking to invest here? Let’s Maintaining your home is a big task in today’s world. With both partners usually working, it is difficult to find the time and energy to keep the house spick and span. Real estate Kolkata , Delhi and Mumbai suffer more because there is so much pollution and
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Bed Bugs Bed Bugs Bed bugs have become a major problem worldwide. This is mainly because travel is very cheap these days and hence people from different background, travel quite freely these days. Budget and back-pack travelers do not mind staying in the cheapest locations where hygiene and housekeeping are not priorities. The great influx of foreign labour from the lesser countries around the region have also compounded the problem. So you need to ask yourself if you have been exposed to bed bugs yourself and without knowing this, could you have brought them into your house. Or you need to confirm if you have had visitors from overseas or recently engaged any maid etc. You may keep your own house spick and span but this will not prevent the bed bugs from the neighbouring houses to crawl into your nice clean home. Bed Bug Singapore Therefore, if you have a confirmed Bed Bug problem, Major’s has an effective and proven method of eradicating them. Do not try & Do It Yourself as you need Professionals to handle it. Call us and we will explain the necessary steps to be taken by you and what our courses of action will be. We will then need to carry out a survey of the place to determine what it will cost you to rid yourself of this socially unacceptable pest. We will also seek the permission of your neighbours to inspect their premises as the breeding could be coming from their premises. Hopefully, they will allow us in. Please note that the entire process will have to be done twice, with an interval of 7 to 10 days. This is necessary to eradicate the newly hatched bugs as the eggs will not be destroyed during the first treatment. This will ensure a complete job. Please contact Major’s for more details.
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Spic and Span Spic and Span is a brand of all-purpose household cleaner marketed by KIK Custom Products Inc. for home consumer use and by Procter & Gamble for professional (non-home-consumer) use. Etymology The phrase "span-new" meant as new as a freshly cut wood chip, such as those once used to make spoons. In a metaphor dating from at least 1300, something span-new was neat and unstained. Spic was added in the 16th century, as a 'spick' (a spike or nail) was another metaphor for something neat and trim. The British phrase may have evolved from the Dutch spiksplinter nieuw, "spike-splinter new". In 1665, Samuel Pepys used spicke and span in his famous diary. The "clean" sense appears to have arisen only recently. The term is completely unrelated to the modern epithet "spic". History On June 15, 1926, Whistle Bottling Company of Johnsonburg, Pennsylvania, registered "Spic and Span" trademark No. 214,076 — washing and cleaning compound in crystal form with incidental water-softening properties. The modern cleaner was invented by housewives Elizabeth "Bet" MacDonald and Naomi Stenglein in Saginaw, Michigan in 1933. Their formula included equal parts of ground-up glue, sodium carbonate, and trisodium phosphate; though trisodium phosphate is no longer part of the modern formula out of a concern for environmental damage from phosphates making their way into waterways. Stenglein observed that testing in her house made it spotless, or "spick and span". They took the k off Spick and started selling the product in brown envelopes to local markets. From 1933 to 1944, both families helped run their "Spic and Span Products Company". On January 29, 1945, Procter & Gamble, a major international manufacturer of household and personal products based in Cincinnati, Ohio, bought Spic and Span for $1.9 million. On August 30, 1949, Procter & Gamble registered the "Spic and Span" trademark (soluble cleaner, cleanser, and detergent). The product was advertised in many soap operas, serving as the main sponsor of Search for Tomorrow for two decades. The brand, along with Comet, was acquired by Prestige Brands in 2001. In 2018, Prestige Brands sold the brand to KIK Custom Products Inc. Procter & Gamble retained the rights to market the brand to the professional (non-home-consumer) market in the United States. However, the product is no longer advertised on television. Usage The powdered form must be mixed in water to use. A liquid version is also available. Although considered all-purpose, it is "not recommended for carpets, upholstery, aluminum, glass, laundry, or mixing with bleach or ammonia" as written on product label. References External links Category:Cleaning products Category:Prestige Brands brands Category:Former Procter & Gamble brands Category:Products introduced in 1933
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Now, if Hello Kitty is a candidate for the most famous cat (or cat character … if that’s more accurate) in the world, then we have to say Snoopy certainly has as good a claim as any character out there to the title of world’s most famous dog. And as befits an international canine celebrity, we all know that the lovable beagle has been involved in his share of collaborations. But this Snoopy product, which one of the reporters at our sister site Pouch found, is so unique and utterly adorable that we just couldn’t bear not sharing it with you! It’s the limited edition AQUA Snoopy Robot Cleaner and Snoopy Doghouse Set, and it’s even smart enough to go back to the doghouse once it finishes cleaning. How cool is that? The set, which will be released from home electronics maker Haier, is a limited edition piece because only 600 of these Snoopy robot cleaners will be sold with the bright red doghouse. And that doghouse isn’t just a pretty decorative ornament! What makes the set so irresistibly cute is that you can attach the doghouse to the power adapter, and because the cleaner is programmed to automatically return to the adapter when it starts to run low on battery, it actually looks like the cleaner is obediently going home once it’s done with the cleaning. You’ll almost want to say “Good boy!” to it, even if it is just a robot. And it’s not just a gadget with a pretty face, but a reliable cleaner too. It runs without making too much noise, and its uniquely shaped side brushes will make sure even the dust and rubbish from all the sides and corners are picked up. It also comes equipped with 10 different sensors for avoiding obstacles, as well as washable HEPA filters for stronger and cleaner vacuuming. ▼The robot cleaner apparently has no problem climbing over regular carpet edges while busy keeping your floors spick and span.
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Push for spick and span villages intensifies Newly built houses lie in villages in mountainous Jinggu Dai and Yi autonomous county in Yunnan province in late January. After a magnitude-6.6 earthquake in 2014, villagers rebuilt their homes in the Dai style and are living a cleaner, wealthier life. (YANG ZONGYOU/XINHUA) China plans to improve the rural environment, including waste and sewage processing, to provide a cleaner and better quality of life by 2020, according to a three-year action plan released on Monday. Efforts to improve living conditions for rural residents have been ongoing for years, but the projects are not balanced, leaving some trapped in severe pollution and creating a problem for rural social and economic growth, the National Development and Reform Commission said on Monday. "The plan aims to solve thorny issues gradually through coordinated sources and strengthened controls, and then let rural residents feel the improvements," an unnamed official from the commission in charge of the issues said. The action plan - issued by the General Office of the State Council and the General Office of the CPC Central Committee - sets targets for regions based on their economies. It said that by 2020, rural regions in eastern, central and western regions, with a solid base in infrastructure and strong economies, should build well-functioning systems to process all household garbage and sewage and maintain clean restroom facilities. "The most striking conflict in rural regions is the pollution caused by untreated garbage and sewage," the commission official said on Monday. In addition, the central government will also link improvements in the rural living environment to officials' annual assessments that are used for promotions. To finance the projects, the central government is encouraging local governments to allocate funds, banks to provide loans, and social sectors to invest and explore resources like tourism in villages. The plan also encourages effective projects to expand to other villages. For example, Lianhe village of Zhuji, Zhejiang province, set up a system to first sort garbage from households, then have cleaners in the village and township sort it out again. In Zhejiang, over 90 percent of household garbage in rural regions has been processed, making the environment clean and residents satisfied, the provincial government said.
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Whether you love having the latest tech, hate cleaning or you’re not as mobile as you once were, robot vacuum cleaners are a fun way to get a rather boring household chore done. And they certainly look impressive but with the most expensive one we tested costing eight hundred quid, it’s worth knowing exactly what you’re getting for your money before you invest. They don’t claim to be as good as your standard household vacuum cleaner when it comes to suction and dust capacity, so if that’s all you care about it may be better to buy a good upright vacuum cleaner. But they are a convenient way of keeping your floors looking spick and span with minimal effort. Most come with apps too, so you can control them outside the home. Different robot vacs have different approaches to cleaning; some take a methodical approach while others may look like they’re moving randomly around your home but are still mapping out the room with in-built cameras or other smart sensor technology – although it can be a little frustrating to watch. Some come with remote controls, so you can direct them to the exact spot you want them to clean from the comfort of the sofa, and generally the more expensive they are, the more cleaning modes they have. The priciest robots have up to six modes, including auto, where you can programme it to move around a space until it runs out of battery; turbo, which is the most powerful mode and picks up the most dirt and dust; and spot cleaning, where you can get it to focus on a particular area. Each robot vacuum cleaner will also come with an array of accessories. A virtual wall is a small device that you can place around the home and use to block off areas you don’t want to be cleaned, while they also come with different types of cleaning brushes. Sweeper brushes stick out from the side and sweep in dust and dirt to be sucked up, whereas brush bars live underneath and work to suck up dirt from floor surfaces. So before you buy, think about what your priorities are – do you want good suction, have lots of tight spots around your home that need cleaning, or obstacles that will need avoiding? Then you can pick the best one for you and have fun watching it clean your home, or have it work its magic while you’re at work. Read more How to buy the best vacuum cleaner for your home We tried and tested a range of robot vacs in our test room, with obstacles like chairs, tables and rugs to content with. We also covered the carpet with dust, fluff and dirt to find out just how much mess each one could vacuum, while also testing different cleaning modes and accessories. Here are the ones we think are worth investing in. 1. Dyson 360 Eye: £799.99, Currys You know with Dyson you’re going to get something impressive, and this small robot vac didn’t disappoint. Although this one has the largest price tag, it’s the smallest and most compact (roughly the size of a Quality Street tin), taking up minimal space in the cupboard or at its charging dock. It’s simple to use – you leave it to charge and then press the (only) button to get it going. It works its way methodically around your home and if it gets stuck on rugs or shoes, it turns off, navigates its way back to safety and starts again. It maintains Dyson’s high suction power, although still not as good as a standard vacuum cleaner, and certainly sucked up the most dirt out of all the robots tested. There’s an app too, so you can schedule when you want your robot to start cleaning and the instruction manual is clear to follow (unlike others we read). 2. Eufy Robot Vacuum RoboVac 11: £219.99, Amazon A younger sibling to electronics brand Anker, Eufy has created a reasonably priced robot vac that is certainly one to consider. Its simple, elegant design means it doesn’t look out of place in a modern home and it’s easy to set up and use. Attach the sweeper brushes underneath the machine and charge using the docking station. Then switch on and use the remote (batteries not included) to set up the cleaning mode you desire – pick from auto, scheduled, spot clean, edge clean (for skirting boards) , maximum clean (similar to turbo) or single room clean. There are no accessories such as virtual walls but there are two replacement sweeper brushes. The robot works by bounding along the floor (it almost looks like it bounces) until it detects a wall or piece of furniture, after which it will change direction. The suction is good, while the side sweepers do an impressive job at collecting additional dirt. But the most impressive part is that it barely makes a sound – you can easily watch the TV or chat while it gets to work. It’s a great option if you want to test out the world of robotics without spending too much. 3. AirCraft Vacuums Pilot Max Robotic Vacuum Cleaner: £271.44, Amazon We think this one wins when it comes to looks. The sleek and compact white design would fit perfectly in modern homes and shouldn’t take up a lot of space either. It comes with sweeping brushes that stick out the side to sweep in and suck up dirt in corners, which is fairly effective. And it’s very quiet, so won’t disturb you if you’re watching TV. It also comes with a virtual wall, so you can block off areas you don’t want cleaning and a remote control. Our only annoyance was having to charge and put the battery pack in ourselves, which we found a little bit fiddly. For the price though, it does a decent job of vacuuming and is worth considering. 4. Neato Botvac Connected: £679.99, Amazon This is the most advanced machine from the robot vacuum specialist, utilising the same navigation technology Google puts into its self-driving cars. It uses lasers to scan the room it’s cleaning, noting any obstacles and then returning to the same spot from which it started, which can be useful for storage. It has good suction, the power of which can be increased by switching on the turbo mode (this increases the machine’s speed and noise, too). It didn’t get stuck on the large rug in the middle of our testing room, which was a problem for some. The app, available for iOS and Android devices, means you control the vacuum’s actions from wherever you are, whether that be the office or the supermarket. 5. iRobot Roomba 980: £849.95, John Lewis iRobot’s Roomba is probably the best known name in the robot vacuum cleaner market, and this is the best model in the range (with a price to reflect it, over £500 more expensive than the entry level Roomba). It methodically navigates multiple rooms, increasing or decreasing suction power depending on which surface it’s cleaning – we found it picked up large pieces of fluff as easily as it did embedded dust. If the machine runs out of battery mid-clean, it will return to the docking station and then complete the cycle. It also works with Google Home so you can now tell your Google Assistant when to start, stop or dock the robot. And if you want to avoid a certain room or area, the two virtual walls form an effective barrier. Download the app to set up cleaning schedules on your phone, and keep an eye on the progress of the Roomba when you’re not around. Buy now 6. Vileda Cleaning Robot: £149.99, Vacuum-Robots This is the cheapest machine we tested by some way, which naturally means it isn’t as jam-packed with features as its pricier counterparts. But that simplicity does sometimes often work in its favour. Three buttons on the top of the machine – S, M and L – correspond to whether you want it to clean a small, medium or large room, so you don’t have to worry about too much programming. It will do well on hard floors and short-pile carpet, but we found it struggled to manoeuvre over a large rug, left behind some embedded dust and was among the noisiest. For the price, however, this is a good entry-level machine. 7. Hoover Robo.com³: £499.99, Hoover Hoover knows a thing or two about vacuum cleaners, and it has transferred that knowledge into the robotic world. This machine is small and quiet, but still manages to provide a great clean thanks to its effective sweeper brushes and powerful suction, picking up embedded dust as well as larger items. The cleaning pattern is comprehensive, but you can steer the machine to a particular area using arrow buttons on the accompanying remote. The app, available for iOS on Android, also allows you to control the machine, as well as set up cleaning schedules. An effective, well-priced option. Buy now 8. Samsung VR9300K Connected Robot Vacuum, 42.9W: £800, Samsung This robo vac is the largest of the bunch and looks like something you’ve probably seen avoiding Sir Killalot on Robot Wars. But it does a good job of sucking up dust and fluff from carpet, and so it should for the price. It’s robust, so will bounce off walls with no damage done to itself (or the wall) and is good at navigating around furniture. 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610 views Bikker reacts to the news TBC doesn't care about his high school drama 00:00 - 00:03 Bikker we have received word 00:04 - 00:05 that you kicked myo 00:05 - 00:07 from FUITA 00:08 - 00:12 Myo has now joined another corp in TBC 00:12 - 00:15 ran by Predator called P0RN. 00:17 - 00:19 I cannot stand for this 00:19 - 00:21 Myo was mean to me 00:24 - 00:26 Well Bikker 00:27 - 00:28 we decided 00:31 - 00:33 Calling out your shit is 00:34 - 00:36 no reason to blacklist 00:53 - 00:58 I want to speak to Chuck, Ikta, Pred, in private 01:13 - 01:15 This is such BULLSHIT! 01:15 - 01:17 I will not stand for that jew here 01:18 - 01:23 he called me names and exposed my lies 01:25 - 01:28 and predator tried to steal my corp 01:29 - 01:31 I told FUITA i had real life issue 01:31 - 01:34 So i had to leave the corp 01:34 - 01:37 but it was all a test for pred 01:37 - 01:40 and he failed 01:40 - 01:42 Why would you tell your corp you are leaving 01:42 - 01:46 just to test someone 01:46 - 01:48 that doesn't even make sense 01:48 - 01:52 How dare you question my actions on this 01:53 - 01:54 Bonsii was my insurance policy 01:56 - 01:57 you should have trusted me 01:57 - 02:00 who cares if none of it makes sense 02:00 - 02:03 and i cant keep my story straight 02:04 - 02:08 I am bikker and you will believe me 02:08 - 02:13 I left fuita out of the blue but you should trust me 02:14 - 02:16 I had a master plan 02:17 - 02:21 I can call pople spick and joke about shooting blacks in the back 02:27 - 02:29 Myo being mean to me 02:30 - 02:34 caling me a liar, a fucking liar! 02:34 - 02:36 that is too far for me 02:41 - 02:42 i told different stories 02:43 - 02:47 and maybe i lied about why i left but im CEO and can do what i want! 02:48 - 02:53 But i will not stand for TBC to allow people who want to prosper 02:54 - 02:56 I will rage at anyone 02:56 - 02:59 but how dare they rage at me 03:00 - 03:02 i am bikker and will do what i want 03:04 - 03:07 Its ok Nathaniel it will be over soon 03:14 - 03:16 Maybe i should fess up 03:19 - 03:23 but my members wont like being lied to 03:25 - 03:26 Ikta 03:31 - 03:33 I texted you 80 times today 03:40 - 03:46 why did you block my number so i couldn't continue to write 03:46 - 03:49 you are mean too
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"TENZIN:" "Earth." "Fire." "Air." "Water." "Only the Avatar can master all four elements and bring balance to the world." "NARRATOR:" "Love is in the air!" "Since Avatar Korra has arrived in Republic City, she's only had eyes for one fellow, Mako." "The feeling seemed mutual until a fateful accident intervened." "Now, Mako's affections have fallen right into the arms of the beautiful Asami." "Will love prove to be Korra's most formidable foe yet?" "(GRUNTING)" "(GRUNTS)" "(ALL LAUGHING)" "It's been great having you at so many back-to-back practices, Korra." "Feels good to be back, although Tarrlok isn't too happy about my leave of absence." "Hey, you joined the Fire Ferrets before you joined his task force." "MAKO:" "Okay, come on, team huddle time!" "Um..." "It's our first match of the tournament tonight." "I know the three of us haven't been a team for very long, but even so, the Fire Ferrets have never been this good." " Are we ready?" " We're ready!" "Not quite." "You'll need these!" " Hey, Asami." " Good morning, sweetie." " These new uniforms look great!" " You look great, champ!" "(BOTH CHUCKLING)" " (FEIGNING RETCHING)" " MAKO:" "Well, teammates," "I'll see you before the match tonight," "Asami and I have a lunch date." "BOLIN:" "Okay, we'll check you guys later, you know, we'll see you when we see you." "So, Korra..." "There they go, here we are, all alone in the gym." "Just you and me." "Two alone people, together." " Alone." " Uh..." "I gotta head back to the Air Temple to train with Tenzin." "See you!" "Work with me here, Pabu!" "You want to look spick and span in your new uniform, don't you?" "(CHIRPING FRANTICALLY)" "BOLIN:" "So what do you think of Korra, in a girlfriend sort of way?" "She's great!" "But I think it makes more sense for me to go for Asami." "I was talking about a girlfriend for me!" "Leave some ladies for the rest of us!" "I know, that's what I thought you meant." " Well?" " I don't know, Bo." "It doesn't seem like a good idea for you to date Korra." "You just said she was great two seconds ago." "Yeah, Korra is a great athlete and Avatar and stuff, but..." "I don't know if she is really "girlfriend material."" " She's more like a pal." " Bro, you're nuts!" "Korra and I are perfect for each other!" "She's strong, I'm strong." "She's fun, I'm fun." "She's beautiful, I'm gorgeous!" "Okay, I don't care what you think, I'm gonna ask Korra out." "Look, it just isn't smart to date a teammate, especially during the tournament." "Keep your head out of the clouds and your priorities straight." " Okay?" " Yeah, yeah, I know, guh!" "You know what I'm talking about, Pabu." "Talking about real love... (CHIRPS CONFUSEDLY)" "JINORA:" "So how's it going with the tall, dreamy Firebender boy?" "You've been spending a lot of time together lately." "Ooh, yeah, tell us all about the magical romance." "What?" "(CHUCKLES) Listen to you two," "I'm not interested in Mako or any romantic stuff." "Besides, he's all into that prissy, beautiful, elegant, rich girl." "But let's just pretend for a second I am interested in him, what would I do?" "Ooh, I just read a historical saga, where the heroine fell in love with the enemy general's son, who's supposed to marry the princess." " You should do what she did." " Tell me!" "She rode a dragon into battle and burned down the entire country, then she jumped into a volcano." "It was so romantic." " Uh..." " No, no, no!" "The best way to win a boy's heart is to brew a love potion of rainbows and sunsets that makes true lovers sprout wings and fly into a magical castle in the sky, where they get married and eat clouds with spoons," "and use stars as ice cubes in their moonlight punch." "For ever and ever and ever!" "The volcano is starting to make more sense to me now." "(PEMA CHUCKLING)" "KORRA:" "Oh, hey, Pema." "How long were you standing there?" "Long enough." "But trust me, I know what you're going through." "Years ago, I was in the exact same situation with Tenzin." "Daddy was in love with someone else before you?" " That's right." " So what did you do?" "Well, for the longest time, I did nothing." "I was so shy and scared of rejection..." "But watching my soul mate spend his life with the wrong woman became too painful." "So I hung my chin out there and I confessed my love to Tenzin." "And the rest is history." "ALL:" "Wow!" "SHIRO:" "Folks, after a year of waiting, the Pro-bending championship tournament is finally here." "Tonight is the first set of matches in our single elimination 16 team bracket." "And I gotta tell you, these are the most tenacious and talented bending trios this arena has ever seen." "RING ANNOUNCER:" "Introducing our first team, the Future industries Fire Ferrets!" "(CHEERING)" "And their opponents, the Red Sands Rabbiroos." "(CHEERS)" "SHIRO:" "What an explosive opening volley!" "Both teams quickly recover and unleash a barrage of bending." "I am astonished with the level of improvement" " displayed here by the Fire Ferrets." " (BUZZER SOUNDS)" "No wonder the Avatar has been absent from the papers lately." "She's obviously had her nose to the grindstone in the gym." "The Ferrets advance into Rabbiroo territory, and they're holding nothing back." "Nice sprawl there by Mako," "Bolin strikes, Ula dodges..." " (BUZZER SOUNDS) - ...and all three Rabbiroos are down!" "The Fire Ferrets easily take round one." "(BELL RINGS)" " Round two!" " (BELL RINGS)" "The Rabbiroos are looking for payback, and they go straight after Bolin." "Korra comes to his defense, and she water-whacks Umi back into zone two!" "The Ferrets are on fire tonight, and they win round two." " Round three!" " (BELL RINGS)" "With the Rabbiroos down two rounds, they'll need a knockout to win, and with the way the Fire Ferrets are playing," " I don't see that happening." " (BUZZER SOUNDS)" "These Ferrets are working together like a well-oiled bending machine." "(GRUNTING)" " (BUZZER SOUNDS)" " Bolin bashes Adi back into zone two, and the Ferrets get the green light to advance." "The Rabbiroos are just fighting to stay on their feet at this point." "(BUZZER SOUNDS)" " Down goes Adi, and Ula and Umi!" " (BUZZERS SOUNDING)" "(BELL RINGS)" "RING ANNOUNCER:" "All three rounds go to the Future Industries Fire Ferrets, who win their opening match of the tournament!" "Wahoo!" " Yes!" " That's what I'm talking about!" "(ALL LAUGHING)" "BOLIN:" "Thank you, thank you very much!" "MAKO:" "Wow, we were really connecting" " out there in that ring!" " Yeah!" "You know, I feel like the two of us have been connecting really well" " out of the ring, too." " Uh..." "Sure." "So, I was thinking we should spend some time together." "We've been spending lots of time together." "I mean, outside of the gym." "And not while searching for kidnapped family members or fighting Chi-blockers." "I don't know." " Asami and I..." " Look, I really like you, and I think we were meant for each other." "Korra, I'm really sorry, but..." "I just don't feel the same way about you." "Forget I ever said anything." "Congratulations, guys!" "You were so amazing out there." "So, Korra, I was thinking..." "You and me, we could go get some dinner together..." " Sort of a date situation." " Oh..." "That's really sweet, but I don't think so." " I don't feel very date-worthy." " Are you kidding me?" "You're the smartest, funniest, toughest, buff est, talentedest, incrediblest girl in the world!" "(CHUCKLES)" "You really feel that way about me?" "I felt that way since the moment I saw you." "Trust me, I know we're gonna have so much fun together." "You know what?" "I could use some fun." " Okay, sure." " Yes!" "Who's the luckiest guy in the world?" "Right here, Bolin!" " So how'd you like it?" " It's delicious!" "And totally authentic." "I didn't realize how much I missed Water Tribe grub." "That's great, 'cause this is my favorite joint." "See?" "You love Water Tribe food, I love Water Tribe food, just another reason we are so great together." "They are good noodles!" "Hey, who's that creepy guy over there that keeps glaring at us?" "BOLIN:" "That's Tahno and the Wolf-bats." "Reigning champs, three years running." "Don't make eye contact." "(GIGGLING)" "Uh-oh." "Here he comes." "Now don't mess with this guy, he's a nasty dude." "(GASPS)" "Well, well, well, if it isn't the Fire Ferrets." "Pro-bending's saddest excuse for a team." "Tell me, how did a couple of amateurs like you luck your way into the tournament?" "Especially you, Avatar." "(SCOFFS)" "You know, if you'd like to learn how a real pro bends," "I could give you some private lessons." "You wanna go toe-to-toe with me, pretty boy?" "Go for it." "I'll give you the first shot." "Korra, don't." "He's just trying to bait you." "If you hit him, we're out of the tournament." "(WHISTLES)" "(ROARS)" "(SHRIEKS)" "(GRUNTS)" "(BOTH LAUGHING)" "I've never seen someone razz Tahno like that." "You are one of a kind, Korra." "(SLURPING DRINK)" "(BURPS)" "(BOTH LAUGHING)" " What kind of game are you playing?" " Uh, pro-bending?" " We've got a quarterfinal match." " No, I mean with Bolin." "You've got him all in a tizzy and I know you're only using him to get back at me." "I am not, we're just having fun together." " What do you care, anyway?" " I'm looking out for my little brother." " I don't wanna see his heart get broken." " Wait a second." "You're not worried about him." "You're jealous!" " You do have feelings for me." " What? "Jealous"?" "(SCOFFS) Don't be ridiculous." "Admit it, you like me." "No." "I'm with Asami!" "Yeah, but when you're with her, you're thinking about me, aren't you?" " Get over yourself!" " I'm just being honest!" " You're crazy!" " You're a liar!" "Hey, Mako..." "Eight teams have been eliminated and eight advance into the quarterfinals, which get under way tonight." "The rookies are about to take on the former and longest reigning champs, the Boar-Q-pines." "Youth clashes against experience in a battle for the ages, or rather, of the ages." "Korra dodges and..." "Oh!" "Slams right into her teammate!" " (BUZZER SOUNDS)" " Down goes Mako, and Bolin and Korra!" "Round one goes to the Boar-Q-pines!" "You were supposed to defend while I attacked!" "I had an opening, so I took it!" "What is up with you two?" "All right, whatever, just pull it together, guys." "The Ferrets looking to mount some offense here in round two." "Bolin lets fly a flurry of attacks." "He's a one man bending battalion." "(BUZZER SOUNDS)" "The Ferrets having a tough time finding their rhythm tonight, but thanks to Bolin, they narrowly notch round two." "(BELL DINGS)" "Not sure what's eating them, but this is not the same team who took out the Rabbiroos." " (BUZZER SOUNDS)" " Round three is a tie!" "We go to a tie-breaker to decide the match." "The Fire Ferrets win the coin toss!" " Which element do you choose?" " I got this." "I know you usually handle these, but frankly, your head's not in the game." "I'm gonna take this one." "We choose earth." "SHIRO:" "Looks like the Earthbenders will collide in the tie-breaker face-off." "(BELL RINGS)" "Bolin goes in for the grapple." "Chang reverses." "Bolin strikes from midair, knocking Chang to the edge of the circle." "Another strike from Bolin, and Chang's in the drink!" "(BELL RINGS)" "RING ANNOUNCER:" "The Future industries Fire Ferrets win their quarterfinal match!" "SHIRO:" "Ooh, that was a close one, folks." "Youth trumps experience tonight." "We need to talk." "Look, sometimes you can be so infuriating." "I..." "Save your breath." "You've already made it clear how you feel about me." "No, I haven't." "What I'm trying to say is, as much as you drive me crazy," "I also think you're pretty amazing." " So, you do like me?" " Yes!" "But... (SIGHS)" "I like Asami, too." "I don't know, things are complicated." "I've been feeling really confused..." "(SOBBING)" "MAKO:" "Bolin, this isn't what you think." " Great!" "Look what you did!" " You're blaming me?" " You kissed me!" " You kissed me back!" "(GROANS)" "Well played, Korra." "Morning, Narook." "My brother here?" "1 00:15:49,708 -- 00:15:52,458 Morning, Narook." "My brother here?" "Thanks." "Come on, wake up." "Taking you home, bro." "(SNIFFS)" "Don't call me that." "You're not my brother!" "You're a brother betrayer!" "(SOBBING)" "The only one I can trust anymore is Pabu." " Pabu loves me." " (SQUEAKS)" "You're a mess, and we've got the biggest match of our lives tonight." " Let's go." " No!" "I'm not going anywhere with you!" "You traitor!" "Guess I'll have to do this the hard way." "Why?" "I told you dating a teammate was a bad idea." "You're a bad idea!" "Put me down!" "SHIRO:" "You can't find two teams more evenly matched in age, size and strength than the Fire Ferrets and the Buzzard wasps." "Believe me, I've looked!" "This should be a pulse-pounding semifinal, folks!" "(BELL RINGS)" "The Buzzard wasps open with a flawlessly executed combo!" "(BUZZER SOUNDS)" "All three Ferrets take an early visit to zone two!" "And Mako's knocked all the way back into zone three!" "The Fire Ferrets have been struggling to stay alive since the opening bell." "All three players are totally out of sync tonight." " (BUZZER SOUNDS)" " Ooh, that has got to sting!" "(BOLIN VOMITING)" "And Bolin loses his noodles." "Literally!" "Which reminds me, this match is brought to you by our sponsor," "Flamey-O Instant Noodles." "Noodliest noodles in the United Republic!" "(BUZZER SOUNDS)" "The Buzzard wasps fly deeper into Ferret territory." "(BUZZER SOUNDS)" "And Mako plunges into the pool!" "Can the Fire Ferrets hold on?" "The wasps have the Ferrets backed up to the edge now." "(BELL RINGS)" "And the Ferrets are bailed out by the bell!" "They had better pull themselves together, folks, for round two, otherwise they can kiss the finals good-bye!" " (GRUNTS) - (BUZZER SOUNDS)" "Hey!" "Watch it!" "(BUZZER SOUNDS)" "The wasps take advantage of Mako's unforced error, and Bolin's in the pool!" " And a blatant hold by the Avatar!" " (YELPING)" "(BLOWS WHISTLE)" "Unnecessary roughness!" "Move back one zone!" "I'll unnecessarily rough you up!" "SHIRO:" "And the Avatar is slapped with the yellow fan!" "The Ferrets are their own worst enemy right now." "It's just sad to watch." "With the Buzzard wasps leading two rounds to zilch, the Ferrets' only hope of winning is with a knockout." "Well, I guess there's always next year." "Come on, we still have a chance, even if it is a slim one." "The way we're playing, we don't even deserve to be in the finals." "Look, if we don't pull together and work as a team," " we'll never forgive ourselves." " Let's just get this over with." "The sooner, the better." "(BELL RINGS)" "(GRUNTING)" " (GRUNTS) - (BUZZER SOUNDS)" "Bolin's knocked into zone two, followed quickly by his brother." "(BUZZER SOUNDS)" "And Bolin takes a zinger to the shoulder." "Looks like it's a clean hit." "Ow!" " Bolin!" " (BUZZER SOUNDS)" "SHIRO:" "Mako's in the drink and out of the match." "And Bolin keeps playing with one good arm!" "I got to hand it to him, this kid's got grit." "But how long can he keep it up?" "Apparently, not very long." "The Ferrets' dream of making it to the finals now rests in the Avatar's hands." "But with three on one, I don't like her odds." "(GROANING)" "Are you okay?" "How's your shoulder?" "(GROANS) It's messed up pretty bad." "But I think I'll be all right." "(BUZZER SOUNDS)" "Are we gonna be all right?" " Of course we are." "We're brothers." " (BUZZER SOUNDS)" "We'll get through this mess." " I'm sorry." " Me, too." " Girls." " Seriously." "SHIRO:" "What an unbelievable effort here by Korra." "She's dodging every element the wasps throw at her." "(BUZZER SOUNDS)" "The Avatar finally gains some ground, but with only 10 seconds remaining, it might be too little, too late." " (BUZZER SOUNDS) - (ALL YELLING)" "It's the big kabosh!" "What a knockout!" "(BELL RINGS)" " Yes!" " We did it!" "Yes!" "SHIRO:" "It didn't seem possible, folks, but the Fire Ferrets are headed to the finals!" " Shoulder, shoulder!" " Sorry!" "That was pretty much the coolest thing I've ever seen." "Thanks for not giving up on us." "We never would have made it this far without you." "I owe you." "Big time." "You're welcome." "So..." "I know things are confusing right now." " But I hope we can still be friends." " Definitely." "Oh..." "You boys smell something in here?" "Wait, I know what that is." "Yeah, that's the scent of losers." "I hope we see you in the finals." "Then we'll see who the losers really are." "Yeah." "I'm peeing in my pants over here." "RING ANNOUNCER:" "And now, the defending champs, the White Falls Wolf-bats!" "ASAMI:" "Great job!" "What a comeback, Korra!" " I've never seen a hat trick like that." " Thanks." "But if it hadn't been for you and your father, we wouldn't have had the chance to play." "So, thank you." "BOLIN:" "Uh, if everyone's done with the little thank you party," "I need some medical attention over here!" "Ooh, let me help!" "(YELLING) Ow!" "Haven't you hurt me enough, woman?" "Relax, I'm a healer." "I learned from Katara, the best there is." "No, no, no, no..." "That's the stuff." "Bolin, I'm sorry I hurt your feelings." "I didn't mean to let things get so out of hand." "Uh, I'll be all right." " But we had fun together, didn't we?" " I had a great time, honestly!" "You are one of a kind, Bolin." "Please, go on." "I enjoy praise." "RING ANNOUNCER:" "Your winners!" " The Wolf-bats!" " (BELL RINGS)" "What?" "How is it over already?" "SHIRO:" "With a brutal round one knockout, the defending champs secure their spot in the finals." "I hope the Ferrets know a good doctor, because they're gonna need one!"
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>> Excited to welcome back to the program host of the Thom Hartmann Program, and author of a great many books, the latest,The Hidden History of Monopolies, how big business destroyed the American dream. Thom Hartmann, welcome to the Damage Report. >> John, it's great to be back with you. Thanks for having me. >> It's great to have you back on, I've been trying to do a little bit of writing during the pandemic but I'm not putting out books nearly at the rate that you are. So we've broken down a few of your past books on the program. This is obviously an incredibly important one. What made you choose to turn to the topic of monopolies and the history of those? >> Well, when I first suggested to BK, Berret-Koehler, the publisher of these books back, I don't know a couple years ago. That we do a series of relatively small books, books that could be read in a weekend, or even in a day if somebody really wanted to commit some time to it. They're about a half or a third the length of a normal book. And the suggestion was let's pick a whole series of topics, and when we're all done, the books can be put side to side, you'd have basically a history of America in a whole bunch of different areas. And we wanted to pick out the things that we thought were having the greatest and most consequential impact on the quality of life in our country. So we started with guns in the Second Amendment, from there we went to the United States Supreme Court and the ways that they have basically been screwing America aggressively since the 1970s. And what can be done about it. And then from there, we wrote this last book which you and I talked about about the hidden history of the Republican war on voting. And we're reading that right now. And then monopolies, the average American family is paying about $5,000 a year, every year, in what I call a monopoly tax. Is not actually a tax, it's higher prices that we're paying because of monopolies, in Internet for example. Most developed countries offer a high quality, a high speed Internet, typically one gigabyte up and down. South Korea Japan, Taiwan, most of Europe, for 20 to $35 a month. Here in the United States, it costs more than twice that and the quality sucks. Why? Because we have basically a small handful of companies that control the Internet- >> Wow. >> For our country. That's just one small example. You add up all these examples, from pharmaceuticals, to hospitals to the food services, to hotel, I mean picking industry, they're all monopolized airlines. And the average American family is paying $5,000 a year more than they should. Just because of this monopoly situation in America. >> That is absolutely amazing, a significant chunk of their entire income. It's great example you provided. I mean, my Internet is at least five times that average that you that you talked about. That's hugely consequential. And of course, I wanted us to focus on we have we have talked about the history of this, how we got to this place, how monopolies interact with and influence governments. But for a lot of people, I think it might be very easy to think of monopolies as a thing of a past time in America. That surely that's not something that we need to deal with. But I would say even in the time that you're writing this book, I mean, there have to be a lot of new concerns about certain sorts of monopolies developing. In the tech industry, social media we have a lot of conversations as a country about those sorts of things. So what are some more of the ways that monopolies influence outcomes for American consumers and workers? >> Well, first off, as companies get bigger and bigger, and gain more and more dominance over there industries. In addition along with that size and wealth comes political power. An airline as large as United or American can easily buy hundreds of members of Congress with basically their entertainment budget, with chump change for example. And do so in any state and the union as well. So in number one our entire political process has been corrupted by these monopolies. Whether it's the Facebook monopoly, or whether it's the airline oligopoly. Most industries, it's not a true monopoly, it's an oligopoly. That is to say it's two to five companies that control more than 80% of the industry, all the economic activity. And they function as a monopoly though. If United raises their prices ten bucks, within five minutes, Delta will have raised its prices ten bucks on the same route, so they all monitor each other. So it functionally work together as a monopoly. So this is one of the big problems, back in the 60s, in the early 60s, and talk to somebody my age who will enthusiastically tell you about this. There was this really cool TV show in the late 50s, early 60s called Route 66. And Martin Milner and George Maharrs, were driving this Corvette from basically New York to Los Angeles. This is before the Eisenhower Interstate Highway System was completed. And the only way to get from coast to coast was on Route 66, which was the most was a two-lane road all the way across America, it went through all these thousands of little towns. And every week they'd be in another little town, and they'd have an adventure. And you could always tell where they were, if they were in Biloxi Mississippi, there was the Biloxi diner, and the Biloxi bank, and the Biloxi hotel. And they were all locally owned businesses and Jacobson's furniture and Sam's dry cleaners. And businesses that have been passed down and families for generations, all of that is gone. If you were to drop out of an airplane from 60,000 feet and just landed in any random part of America today, you would have no frigging idea where you are. Because it's the same Olive Garden, and Holiday Inn, and Marriott and McDonald's, and Wells Fargo or. And yeah, and the result of this isn't just the homogenization of America's business culture. I mean, that's bad enough. But that's more of an aesthetic concern. The real concern is that it's no longer possible or at least as easy as it was prior to the Reagan era, prior to the 1980s where all this changed. It's no longer possible to start a small business. It's no longer possible to hang on to a small business, it's no longer possible to have a family business. You can't compete with giant companies. When Walmart moves into a neighborhood, they wipe out on average 140 local businesses. And those local business, and it's not just Walmart obviously, those local businesses are just being devastated. And then of course now we've got COVID on top putting this on steroids. So we need to be breaking up these big companies, and we need to go back to enforcing the laws that were passed in the 1880s. To stop this from happening in order to basically restore vibrancy and health to our economic system, to our economic landscape. >> I guess this is sort of one of the natural troubles potentially of writing history books that are deeply tied into what's going on right now. That you talked about, the war on voting. And now you have, I mean, you could do an entire book on the last six months leading up to this election. In the same way, when you talk about monopolies, you mentioned that obviously, that's interacting with the pandemic. I mean, people can't go to the vast majority of places that are selling products. And I would imagine that many people are probably relying on things like Target, and ordering things from Amazon. Do you think that is that a temporary thing? Do we in a year, will we be basically back to the position we were in, or is this just going to throw gasoline on the sort of thing that you're talking about? >> It already has. There are different estimates being offered by different people. But the general consensus seems to be that at least a quarter of the small and medium sized businesses that have been shuttered since March will never return. And of course the big businesses, the giant monopolistic corporations, they've all been bailed out. They've gotten trillions of dollars out of Congress, and now they're getting out of the fed. The fed has created out of thin air $7 trillion, one third of the entire country's GDP. And they're using it to buy corporate bonds. So there was to loan corporations money at basically no interest, and buy stock to support the stock market. And I'm concerned frankly that if Joe Biden wins the election, the day that's announced, the head of the Fed Jerome Powell who is the first Fed Chair in a long, long time, who is not an economist. He's actually a former Managing Director of the Carlyle Group, the big banking group, some defense companies. That's how he became a multi-millionaire. And his BA is in politics not in economics, his degree, his college degree. And I'm concerned that the day that Joe Biden gets announced as the winner of the election, Powell will say, okay, that's it we're no longer gonna buy stocks and bonds. Which by the way the fed has never done in its history, and there's a whole body of law they're suggesting it's a crime what he is doing. That it's goes way beyond their legal purview, that he'll just say that's it we're gonna take our $7 trillion and go home. And the market will immediately crash. And everybody will say, it's because the Democrats got elected. I mean, get ready. >> Now, well, surely the media will make sure that people understand what really happened. >> Yeah, of course. >> Anyway, yeah, that's absolutely ridiculous. Okay, so what you're talking about is obviously scary. I mean some of it obviously we get an idea of the consolidation of these companies and things like that. But the idea that on top of everything else bad that's going on in 2020, that that might be accelerating that trend is certainly scary. So is this an inevitability? Everyday we move another step towards a cyberpunk future of corporations that not only control all trade, but government as well. Or are there reasons to believe potentially in the experience of other countries, that this is not necessarily a one way street that we're traveling down? >> We are the only developed country in the world that does not enforce anti-monopoly laws. In fact, most of the pressure for Facebook, for example, to break up or divest itself with things like Instagram is coming from Europe. And the big challenges to Google and Amazon are coming out of Europe. So what's gonna happen in America as we go into the future is anybody's guess. Historically though, you look at the eruptions of anti-monopoly furor, or fervor, or both. One was in the 1890s in response to John Rockefeller, that was the Sherman Antitrust Act, the Clayton Antitrust Act was in the 1930s. Again in response to actually the banking steel and oil monopolies were reforming. And then in the 1950s, the Antitrust Act of I think was 1956. And in 1982, or 83, Ronald Reagan ordered the Justice Department, the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commerce Department, to stop enforcing those three laws. And nobody has turned them back on yet. But they're still on the books. And so I think at a certain point, Americans are going to say, okay, we're tired of being screwed. We're tired of being screwed, I don't know how to say it. >> Yeah. >> And so bring it back. And I'm seeing that, I'm seeing more and more books coming out about this, I'm seeing more and more articles. I think if we have a Democratic administration and an overwhelming number of Democrats in the House in Senate at the federal level, you're gonna start seeing action on this. It really is the thing that has most damaged workers ability to have any say in the workplace, the quality of life for consumers. I mean we pay more than twice for drugs what not any of the developed country in the world does, for example, it's because of the drug monopolies. So I mean people are starting to figure it out. >> I certainly hope so, because you've done a great job of demonstrating how consequential this is. I mean I was talking with with a friend of mine about, I'm personally very interested in history. And unfortunately a lot of history can feel very divorced from what we're experiencing. But I think that one of the great things about your series is that it is entirely connected to what's going on. And many of the challenges that your history flushes out all challenges that we're still currently facing. So hopefully people will take a look and learn quite a bit about where we might go from here. The book is The Hidden History of Monopolies, how big business destroyed the American dream. Tom Hartmann, As always, thank you so much for joining us. >> Thank you, John. Thanks so much for having me.
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How is Commercial Property Rent Calculated? If you are looking to lease a property for commercial reasons, it is wise to consult with your lawyers & solicitors well before you sign anything. They can ensure that the lease is drawn up properly so that you know exactly what you will have to pay. And they can add clauses to protect you from many potential problems. So how exactly is rent for a commercial property calculated? Several things are taken into consideration. The location is a prime consideration. When the locations is in a place where there are many potential customers, e.g. a mall, then more will be added to that square metre charge. The condition of the building is also taken into consideration. A building that is run-down, unpainted or with paint peeling, the roof leaks or the floor covering is old and dirty would be much cheaper than a property that is spick and span – for the reason that no one would really want the former. It would cost a fortune to fix up. Nearby services and surrounding tenants all have a small part to play in the amount of rent charged for such premises. More is better for business so the price goes up, less is not so good for business so the price will be dropped. If you want to know whether the rental price your landlord has charged you is fair you need to do your research. In fact, this should have been done before you signed, but it is never too late. The lease has an end date and you can renegotiate, right? So on to that research. Estate agents are your friends. A real estate agent usually knows a great deal about business rentals since they frequently find them for business people. They get to know what the going rental rate is in a particular location and will be happy to discuss it with you. You can go online and look at similar properties to yours. Remember they should be similar in size, location and amenities as well as in good repair. The rental price will usually be plainly in sight. If it’s not, shoot them an email and inquire about it. Regular research will soon make you familiar with the price of rent in different areas. Ask other tenants in the area what they are paying. Most will be happy to discuss it with you, especially if they think they are being ripped off. Once you know for sure that you are paying too much you’ll be able to watch your step more carefully next time the lease is due for renewal.
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Home of Battered Innards, Fukumoto Shokudo Rebooted Could an under-the-radar purveyor of the soul food of Hiroshima backstreets survive a makeover? [日本語] Back in 2014, in the second issue of the GetHiroshima Mag, Goto Izumi introduced an unsuspecting GetHiroshima audience to the wonders of dengaku noodles and horumon (offal) tempura. On hearing rumors that the eatery featured in the article, Fukumoto Shokudo [福本食堂] in Fukushima-cho, had closed its doors, Goto Izumi was understandably distraught at the thought of such a devastating blow to local food culture and sprang into action. She was initially relieved to learn that Fukumoto was only closed temporarily, for renovations. It was then, however, replaced by a fear that a new, spick and span Fukumoto would be unable to retain its original charm. It turns out she needn’t have worried. It does, after all, specialize in deep fried innards and mystery meat noodle dishes and was hardly going to be vying to become one of Hiroshima’s Michelin starred restaurants. For the low down on dengaku and a step by step guide to ordering we urge you to check out Goto Izumi’s original article here. Thus prepared, here is Fukumoto Shokudo revisited. Let’s start with the outside which has been given a cherry new coat of paint and a new signboard. Nice to see the original illuminated sign (top right) has been preserved. Before After Inside, the cutting board at the self service chop-your-own horumon tempura area has been replaced by a shabby chic cutting counter. Before After The interior as a whole has been redone. The floral tablecloths are gone and there are shiny new floors and furnishings. It’s a shame to see the puddle go, but encouraging that customers still feel comfortable enough to lie in the booths. Before After The menu has also been reprinted. Dengaku ¥450 Dengaku extra large ¥650 Udon ¥450 Soumen ¥450 Dengaku-udon ¥500 Dengaku-soumen ¥500 Dengaku with extra noodles ¥550 Dengaku extra large with extra noodles ¥700 Tenpura ¥100 a piece Oden ¥100 a piece Although it may now look kind of like any other suburban cafe, there have been compromises when it comes to fare dengaku on sale. Still 100% authentic and still puts fear into the heart of vegetarians. About Us Joy and Paul Walsh started GetHiroshima in 1999 with the aim of creating an online English language resource to help people enjoy their time in this amazing city to the full. The mission remains the same and, whether you are here for a day or a decade, we hope that GetHiroshima helps you dig that little bit deeper, and get you a little bit closer to the heart of Hiroshima.
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Q: Origin of "spick and span" I recently described my room as being spick and span and I realized I had no idea what that really meant. It occurred to me that it might stem from a derogatory term (spick), so I thought I'd ask here to make sure there wasn't some racist historical origin. What is its origin? A: It doesn't come from a derogatory term. It appears to be a combination of two terms that mean new. Span came from Old Norse and spick came from Dutch. ORIGIN late 16th cent. (in the sense ‘brand new’): from spick and span new, emphatic extension of dialect span new, from Old Norse spán-nýr, from spánn ‘chip’ + nýr ‘new’; spick influenced by Dutch spiksplinternieuw, literally ‘splinter new.’ New Oxford American Dictionary - Mac Dictionary App The derogatory term is much more recent. ORIGIN early 20th cent.: abbreviation of US slang spiggoty, in the same sense, of uncertain origin: perhaps an alteration of speak the in ‘no speak the English.’ New Oxford American Dictionary - Mac Dictionary App A: Here’s what ‘Brewer’s Dictionary of Phrase and Fable’ gives under ‘Spick and Span New’: Quite and entirely new. A spic is a spike or nail, and a span is a chip. So that a spick and span ship is one in which every nail and chip is new. The more common expression today is spick and span, meaning all neat, clean, bright, and tidy.
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Be grateful for what you have and what's right there in front of you. I was on a bus heading downtown, chilling at my seat reading a book that I just bought from my regular bookstore. Around me were a mixture of cozy and bored commuters, all itching for the destination that will come eventually. Until then, we were either reading, getting some eye shut, or periodically checking messages and interacting on social media with our smartphones—an ubiquitous addiction in our modern age. I can’t think how long I’ve been on the bus as it trundled from stop to stop, picking up and alighting passengers. Then, this particular scene caught my attention. So this young lady boarded the bus last and I remembered she had bags of stuff clasped at the end of each hand. She immediately slumped heavily in the empty seat at the front, seemed almost to fall into it. At that instant, the bus driver stepped from his seat, took a gander at the lady, and without saying a word, signaled for her to get off her seat. There was this seriousness about him that was pretty much unnerving. The lady was indubitably puzzled—and so were the rest of us onlookers. Nonetheless, she complied with the request, and then the driver, using one arm, calmly reached from behind her toward her seat. In a fraction of a second, his hand had reappeared, holding a cell phone that was apparently left behind by a passenger. And it was as if the sun had shone through the dark storm clouds, revealing that tiny sliver of blue sky. The driver’s intent was irrevocably understood. He exited the vehicle pronto, darted toward a middle-aged woman, who had just alighted and appeared to be rummaging through her handbag, whilst calling out and waving the cell phone at her. The cell phone had found its owner, who’s now wearing a radiant smile, thanking the observant and honest driver profusely. What a wonderful driver. The Unsung Heroes. There are seemingly insignificant people in life; people that support our existence but rarely get a second thought amidst our desire for better working and living lifestyles. People like the postman who delivers your mail on time, rain or shine; the cleaner who keeps your living surroundings spick-and-span, stopping germs in their nasty tracks; and the mentioned bus driver who went above and beyond his duty of transporting you to your destination safely. “The significance is hiding in the insignificant. Appreciate everything.” —Eckhart Tolle People don’t have to come up with groundbreaking ideas or have profound impacts on the world to earn an appreciation. Many a time, these deserving people don’t end up grabbing the headlines. And we don’t give much thought to them because we don’t notice or feel a need to be grateful. Appreciation is feeling the beauty around you. The sky is blue, and you’ve stopped noticing the beautiful wildflowers that bloomed only a few days ago. The scene is perfect but quite untreasured until the rain comes. Appreciation is a priceless gift that makes people feel great. It will only take you a tiny moment to show your appreciation, but it could really make a real difference to that someone. Smile at the people who serve you. Write a hand-written thank you note to your colleagues. Compliment your friends on a skill or strength you admire. Give a warm, intimate hug to your loved ones. And this brings to my mind about a group of the most underappreciated people: Parents. Don’t wait for the empty chair. My parents smile from the old, faded photographs, full of the promise of youth. Mom stands in her wedding gown, modest by today’s standards, simple yet elegant. Dad poses proudly, in his sharp-looking suit, holding the hand of his beautiful dame. That was before. Before the skirmish to keep a roof over me and my sibling’s heads and put food on the table. Before the sacrifice of self-interest on a daily basis to help us grow up. There is no doubt my parents do more for us than they have to. Unconditionally. We must never complain about what they couldn’t give. It was probably all they had. I know that their wisdom might not hold any relevance in today’s fast changing world, but their experience, their countless sacrifices, and endless support deserve all our honor and respect. Our parents deserve to be appreciated. Start being grateful. Start showing them how much all that they do for us means to us. Tell them you love them. Instead of watching TV, spend some quality time with them. Share your achievements with them. Apologize for any of your mistakes. Shelter them from problems just like they do for you. Appreciate them before you see their empty chair. I love you, Mom & Dad. Happy Parents Day! Today? You ask. No, every day. P.S. Commendation for the driver was submitted to the bus company (SBS Transit) on 12 Apr.
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Search Hello again lovelies! Just wanted to say a big thank you to all the lovely comments and emails you have sent recently in regards particularly to today’s post on perfectionism! I didn’t expect this much positive feedback and am truly excited every time my email pings with a new comment or like for each of my articles. You are the best Fashion Hungry fans! Also just wanted to say a big thank you to Justin of MomentMatters.wordpress.com who is actually re-blogging my article on perfectionism which was featured in the Clydebank Post a few weeks ago. I love having a sneak peak at all the new wordpress blogs too and it keeps me sane reading them in the wee hours of the night – insomnia sucks. Also wanted to keep local Clydebank Post readers updated at the good news that my weekly fashion and lifestyle column will now be featured in newspaper The Dumbarton Reporter and Helensburgh Advertiser each week too! If you live near any of these please be sure to check it out (p22 in this week’s Clydebank Post). Styletto magazine is also coming on swimmingly and our designer is working on the very first draft edition of Issue 1 as we speak! Thanks to our amazing photographer Sefa Ucbas and stunning model Natalie Soutar also for the shoot for our ‘Happiness’ feature last week. It looks amazing! Anyway stay tuned guys and keep liking and commenting, check out my column if you can and Styletto online – I have uploaded a few reviews on some amazing beauty products for summer as well as some fabulous fashion picks! Marcia from Desperate Housewives was an example of an extreme perfectionist. WHEN conjuring up the image of a perfectionist, what often springs to mind is an immaculate, glossy-haired woman with a spick and span house and an impressive career to boot. However while many perfectionists may seem perfectly in control on the outside, on the inside they might be telling a whole different story. I have always been a bit of a perfectionist. Whether it comes to work, keeping fit or organising work events, I get utterly frustrated if things don’t go as planned. To paint a clearer picture – when things don’t go seamlessly, I often end up a crumpled, neurotic mess. I’m not sure what drives my need to get things perfect – but I am sure there are many women out there who can relate. In today’s society, we are continually met with women who appear to have flawless lives – the perfect body, husband, career etc. Despite knowing that perfection is simply impossible to achieve, it can be difficult not to feel inadequate when it seems everyone else is doing great. It is not just women who suffer feeling this way. After tennis player Andy Murray’s tearful loss against Roger Federer at the Wimbledon men’s single final, Murray was criticised for being ‘dour-faced’ and miserable. However more so though than anything, I believe he is just another extreme perfectionist. Now through social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter, people have the opportunity to create a life that they want people to see. Today already I have witnessed a slew of posts by people bragging about their great lives are – which is all very well mind you – but in my eyes, most of them seem highly invented. The pressure to be perfect can be often overwhelming. There have been many times in the past where I have felt like a complete failure if I haven’t got the job I wanted, if I’ve ate too much chocolate or if someone has criticised me. Drastic I know, yet I can’t seem to shake off the feeling that I could do better. One of the positive things you could say about perfectionism is that it gives people the incentive to strive for what they wish. This is what I believe spurs my desire for independence and ambition. However perfectionism doesn’t always result in good, as a teenager I suffered from severe anorexia nervosa, an illness where sufferers usually possess personality traits such as anxiety, low self-esteem and of course, perfectionism. Not all cases are the same – however studies have shown that a majority of people with eating disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder and depression all suffer from acute perfectionism. Those who suffer from perfectionism are also less likely to sleep well and tend to work their bodies harder physically as well as preventing them from forming healthy relationships with others. Having such high-expectations for yourself can also be mentally deteriorating, particularly when original plans fail. Perfectionists tend to berate and exhaust themselves to the point where they end up giving up, which can be emotionally and physically damaging in the long run. If the above describes you to a tee, then it may be time to cut yourself some slack. After all, imperfection is what makes us human, regardless to what your Facebook status reads. NO one knew who Samantha Brick was until just recently. The brazen blonde grabbed headlines after her Daily Mail article: ‘Why do women hate me for being beautiful’ went viral, with thousands of women hitting back that they were all not – by any means – threatened by her “lovely looks.” Just a few minutes after her article appeared online, the words ‘Samantha Brick’ were trending on Twitter. Her arrogance invoked fury from the public, particularly her claims that a vast number of married men fancied her more than their wives. High profile comedians and celebrities also mooned in on the controversy, posting cynical jibes directed at her on Twitter, including a tweet from entrepreneur and fellow Bankie Duncan Ballantyne, who abruptly asked her if the article was ‘a joke.’ However, the vitriol the writer received was once again taken too far by internet trolls, with one user writing: ‘Samantha Brick should be bricked to death.’ For a country that takes pride in its modesty, Brick committed a cardinal sin by declaring her beauty in such a conceited manner. Samantha heightened the storm further by publishing a follow-up article the next day, which stated that the backlash she received ‘proved’ her thesis that women do not like other attractive women. There is no doubt that she provoked a strong reaction on a rather touchy subject, but the question is – do women really hate all beautiful women? Or is Samantha Brick just utterly delusional? Psychology student Lyndsey MacDermid from Caledonian University says: “Insecurity is one of the main causes of jealousy. “Body image problems and low self-esteem from a young age can invoke jealous feelings, particularly in young women. “They might see a beautiful woman and think that they are full of themselves and will look down upon them, in turn making them feel instantly defensive and threatened. “Jealousy is a normal feeling, however I think the problem has worsened as women are constantly bombarded with airbrushed images of celebrities which make them feel more insecure. “I doubt Samantha Brick is as secure as she claims to be. I believe the public may have reacted so strongly because to be fair, a lot of them were probably not jealous of her.” Model Natalie Souter, 23, from Dalmuir also spoke to the Post about how an ex-employer savagely picked on her at work because of her looks. She said: “I used to work in a restaurant whilst juggling modelling jobs from time to time as modelling doesn’t always ensure a steady income. “I was proud of my photographs and excitedly told a few people in the work about my new venture. “However, shortly after I mentioned modelling part-time, my manager began to make rude comments about my appearance – including picking on my hair, clothing and body. “I overheard a few girls talking about me in work, laughing at my photographs and generally being nasty. “After that they stopped inviting me to nights out – proclaiming that I must be too busy ‘modelling.’ It began to really affect my self esteem. “I stopped wearing makeup, started to dress dowdier and rarely spoke for fear they would make fun of me. “From my own experience, women are often jealous of other women who are perceived as beautiful. This shows their own insecurities but looks are only skin deep so it’s a shame when women act this way.” Although it is normal to feel a pang of jealousy when Little Miss Perfect saunters through the door, declaring your hatred for someone just for being pretty, is just as shallow as refusing to be friends with someone less attractive. So whether Samantha Brick’s unabashed anecdotes were truly legitimate – or just a smart move to get propelled into the public eye – she still managed to shine light on a subject that most women wouldn’t dare speak of. It is doubtful that all women despise their genetically-blessed counterparts. We are able to admire beauty just as much as men do, otherwise we would never purchase glossy fashion magazines or find entertainment from our favourite glamorous celebs. Regardless to whether we think Brick is just another self-important, ego-maniac suffering delusions of grandeur, while there are some women out there jealous of others, it is perhaps just a fact that we get on better with those who exude a slightly more humble attitude.
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ABOARD JS KAGA (Reuters) - Japan’s Kaga helicopter carrier is not the biggest, fastest or most powerful warship to sail the seas, but its 500 crew wage a daily war on dirt and grime to keep it the cleanest. At sunset each evening on a nine-day goodwill voyage from Indonesia to Sri Lanka, Reuters journalists watched the crew arm themselves with mops, brushes and dusters to clean the 248 meter long (813 ft) ship. “I believe that Kaga is the cleanest ship anywhere,” said Hayato Nishida, a 36-year-old chief petty officer responsible for keeping the vessel spick and span. “We do it at a set time and everyone splits up the tasks,” he said in a store room that doubles as an office for Nishida and two colleagues who oversee a 30-minute cleaning frenzy every day. Sailors scrub toilets, mop and buff floors, and remove dust from the web of overhead pipes, wires and vents along the ceilings of one of the newest ships in Japan’s Maritime Self Defence Force (MSDF). Brass door fittings are smeared in petroleum jelly to fend off corrosion. Carpeted meeting rooms are vacuumed and then cleaned with lint rollers to pick up stray dust. Ceilings are the biggest challenge, because they are the hardest to reach. “Keeping the ship clean means we can use it for a long time,” Rear Admiral Tatsuya Fukuda, the task force commander, said in his spotless cabin. “It also teaches sailors to love their ship and to perform to the best of their ability.” The group effort is an extension of habits the crew learned at school, Nishida said. Japanese pupils are expected to keep their classrooms tidy and share the work of cleaning after lessons end, to encourage teamwork. “We don’t have any dedicated cleaning crews. Everyone joins in,” said Nishida, who walks the ship to inspect their work. Slideshow ( 23 images ) BUFFED TO A SHINE The Kaga, Japan’s second big helicopter carrier, entered service in 2017, giving its military greater ability to deploy beyond its shores. The goodwill tour to Sri Lanka, an island nation strategically located near major Indian Ocean shipping lanes, is part of Japan’s effort to push back against China’s growing influence in Asia. The 20,000-tonne ship still smells of fresh paint and its floors are buffed to a shine. Dust is hard to find. Life on board revolves around meal times, starting with breakfast at 6:30 a.m. Sailors line up to wash their hands before entering the mess, the only place, apart from living quarters, where they are allowed to eat or drink. After their shift end, sailors can soak in deep stainless steel seawater baths that follow Japan’s traditional bathing culture, or take a cleanwater shower. Crewmembers can stay in shape jogging on the Kaga’s sprawling flight deck or work out in a gym. Others follow traditional methods of purifying minds and bodies, such as shodo calligraphy, Iaido sword drawing or taiko drumming. “If the ship isn’t clean, people could get sick, and it is not comfortable living in a place that is dirty,” Kanayuki Morishita, a 21-year-old trainee, said as he scrubbed a urinal with a toilet brush. Slideshow ( 23 images ) The exterior gets a cleaning too, including the anchor and its chain after they are pulled up from the sea floor. The flight deck, where the Kaga’s sub-hunting Seahawk helicopters take off and land, can get a coating of salt from the spray of seawater. Before arriving in port, the flight deck and bridge are hosed down with fresh water from the carrier’s tanks to smarten up their appearance before visitors come aboard. Taking out the garbage was the crew’s final task after the ship docked in Colombo harbor. Each sailor queued to pick up a bag of rubbish - separated into burnable and non-burnable bags – to be carried to waiting garbage trucks before starting shore leave. “Even among Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force vessels, we are the cleanest,” Rear Admiral Fukuda said.
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TO BEGIN WITH OUR TOP STORY. AS WE APPROACH THE UNOFFICIAL END OF SUMMER, NEW CONCERN THIS MORNING THAT THE UPCOMING LABOR DAY WEEKEND COULD LEAD TO ANOTHER MASSIVE SPIKE IN CORONAVIRUS CASES. NBC’S TOM COSTELLO HAS THAT STORY FOR US. HEY, TOM. GOOD MORNING. >> Reporter: GOOD MORNING. SO WE SAW A SPIKE AFTER MEMORIAL DAY IN MAY. WE SAW CASES JUMP IN JUNE AND IN THROUGH THE SUMMER. THE CONCERN IS, THAT COULD HAPPEN AGAIN. YOU KNOW, SOMETIMES, WE JUST ROLL THESE NUMBERS OFF OF OUR TONGUE, AND WE REALLY DON’T THINK ABOUT IT. BUT 186,000 PEOPLE HAVE NOW DIED OF THE CORONAVIRUS. THAT’S APPROACHING THE POPULATION OF HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA. NOW, GOING INTO LABOR DAY, EXPERTS ARE WARNING, DON’T LET YOUR GUARD DOWN. WITH LABOR DAY FAST APPROACHING, AND SUMMER STARTING TO WIND DOWN, THIS MORNING, HEALTH OFFICIALS ARE WARNING THERE CANNOT BE A REPEAT OF WHAT WE SAW AT THE START OF THIS SEASON. MAJOR CROWDS AT BEACHES AND POOL PARTIES, LIKELY CONTRIBUTING TO A BIG SPIKE IN CORONAVIRUS CASES JUST AFTER MEMORIAL DAY. THE U.S. IS STILL AVERAGING MORE THAN 40,000 NEW CASES PER DAY AND MORE THAN 900 DAILY DEATHS IN THE PAST WEEK. >> THAT’S AN UNACCEPTABLY HIGH BASELINE. WE’VE GOT TO GET IT DOWN. >> Reporter: DR. ANTHONY FAUCI SAYS THAT NUMBER NEEDS TO DROP FROM 40,000 CLOSER TO 10,000 OR FEWER AS WE APPROACH THE FLU SEASON. >> YOU DON’T NEED TO LOCK YOURSELF DOWN, BUT DON’T BE CARELESS ABOUT THINGS. SUCH AS, YOU KNOW, CROWDS, IN A BAR, WHAT HAVE YOU. MAKE SURE YOU WEAR YOUR MASK. >> Reporter: AND THAT MASK WE’RE ALL WEARING COULD BE CRITICALLY IMPORTANT AS WE VISIT FAMILY THIS UPCOMING WEEKEND. >> IF YOU’VE BEEN OUT AND ABOUT, YOU NEED TO ASSUME YOU HAVE COVID. IF YOU VISIT GRANDMA, KEEP YOUR MASK ON. >> Reporter: HOURS AFTER IOWA’S GOVERNOR DEFENDED A DECISION TO ALLOW THOUSANDS OF FANS AT AN UPCOMING COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAME. >> IF YOU HAVE UNDERLYING CONDITIONS AND YOU’RE PART OF A VULNERABLE POPULATION, MAYBE I WOULDN’T GO TO THE IOWA STATE FOOTBALL GAME NEXT WEEK. >> Reporter: IOWA STATE NOW REVERSING THAT PLAN, SAYING ITS HOME OPENER WILL INCLUDE AN EMPTY STADIUM. THE FIRST DEATH HAS BEEN RECORDED IN CONNECTION TO THAT AUGUST MOTORCYCLE RALLY THAT BROUGHT HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF BIKERS FROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY TO SOUTH DAKOTA. BELIEVED TO BE THE LARGEST EVENT SINCE THE PANDEMIC LED TO MOST LARGE-SCALE EVENTS BEING SHUT DOWN. AND THIS, THE CDC NOW TELLING STATES TO PREPARE TO BE READY TO DISTRIBUTE MILLIONS OF POTENTIAL EVACUATIONING DOSES AS EARLY AS LATE OCTOBER OR EARLY NOVEMBER, JUST ABOUT THE TIME OF THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS. THE AGENCY IN A LETTER OBTAINED BY CNBC, URGING GOVERNORS TO EXPEDITE APPLICATIONS FOR DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES, AND, IF
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Your Local Rathdowney Carpenters Our Rathdowney carpenters are experienced Uran Build qualified artisans right at the top of their trade. By utilizing the very best tradespersons in the industry our credibility has actually been developed as the ‘ most likely to’ company when top quality and service issues. Their workmanship can be seen in several of city ‘s most unique addresses yet expenses are always customized to match the job whether it be floors, stairs cupboards or complete refurbishments. We could also offer a ‘team’ of multi competent tradespersons for very large tasks with each participant being a expert within their own profession. Readily available 24 hours our carpenters also give emergency situation services for such things as doors, windows, and break-in or unexpected damages. Our tradesmen will constantly guarantee minimum disruption and that they leave your properties spick-and-span following their see. Whatever you should know about discovering carpenters carpenters build, put up or repair structures that are made of timber, steel or wood substitutes. They could construct the framework of your house, walls and roofing; set up doors, home windows, floorings, cabinetry, ceiling floor tiles; set up scaffolding; complete various other structural job such as sub-floor framework; and could also repair broken furnishings. Carpenters could specialise in a specific area of the profession, so be sure your picked professional has the ability to finish your specific project. Function of a carpenters: Layout/design: carpenters should select the materials for the project and measure and mark them to ensure that they are the correct measurements called for. Reducing and signing up with products: Cutting could be finished with power or hand devices. The reducing stage likewise consists of any shaping that should be done. Materials are signed up with utilizing nails, glue, screws or bolts and rulers. Levels and other framework devices are utilized to make certain precision in joining. Estimation: carpenters estimate the quantity of materials that will certainly be called for to complete a job. Interpretation: carpenters translate and review plans and other plans to learn just what will certainly be required for a project. Adhere to structure guidelines: carpenters are called for to follow neighborhood and national building codes and requirements when servicing any type of project. Rathdowney Projects Carpenters Can Assist With Doors: carpenters mount, fixing and replace all types of doors from typical bed room doors to challenging luxuriant doors. If the old door framework is not sufficient, they could install a totally brand-new structure depending upon your demands. See carpenters – doors for more details. Windows: As well as doors, carpenters can mount new windows and repair work or change old windows. They can also mount window accessories such as joints and openers. For more information see carpenters – windows. Formwork: This is needed when concrete is layed on your home or business. A carpenter is the optimal specialist for creating, building and taking down formwork and ensuring it is durable and able to sustain the framework. Handrails: These are necessary to make sure staircases, terraces, patios and decks are risk-free and safe. carpenters are proficient at the office with wood, so can construct a simple or ornate hand rails to fit your home decoration and preferences. To find out more see carpenters – handrails. Structure decking: A carpenter can create and construct a lovely deck, so you could enjoy your outdoor area year-round. They can also mount needed devices such as staircases, ramps and handrails. See building decking for even more. Architraves: These are an attractive feature in any kind of home, as they go around windows or doors to conceal voids between the home window or door framework and the wall (see architraves). carpenters could help pick the suitable architrave and the suitable type of fixing to match. Home frames: As your home structure is the skeletal system of the residence, it is essential to ensure it is erected correctly. Carpenters could put up home frameworks for brand-new residences and expansions or enhancements, be it flat roofings, saddleback roofs or other sorts of home frameworks. For more informatoin see carpenters – home frameworks. Ramps: carpenters are able to develop any kind of ramp you need, consisting of mobility device and access ramps, skate ramps, watercraft ramps and more. They could likewise aid you obtain the required permits for the ramp, and develop a ramp that is safe and suitable. See carpenters – ramps to find out more. Restorations: Whether you are taking on tiny or large remodellings in your home, carpenters could assist throughout the process. They can help mount kitchen cabinets, include an expansion or deck, install new floors, wardrobes and so on. They can additionally help you get planning permissions and allows where needed and aid with the layout of your renovation. To learn more see carpenters – improvements. Skirtings: Skirtings are a decorative feature that could assist round off the look of an area. Carpenters can set up new skirtings or replace old skirtings effortlessly making use of timber, MDF or plaster. See carpenters – skirting for even more options. What does it cost? Does a carpenters Cost? carpenters will generally bill anywhere from EUR30 to EUR50 each hour, depending upon your location and their experience. This will include their time and you should confirm if products belong to any quote. Extra costly wood woods, for instance, will certainly carry a rate premium over soft hardwoods such as want. carpenters could encourage you which kind of hardwood is best suited to your job. If you are developing a huge framework such as a hardwood deck, any quote must include itemised work and products costings. Carpenter Licensing In some cities carpenters are called for to be certified to do function over a specific worth. This is a lawful demand and ensures your job is done by a certified tradesperson. There is more information on licensing of carpenters on www.nationalguild.ie. Services Urban Build Our builders have worked on Victorian and Georgian properties across Dublin, giving them a slick new light and converting them into modern and contemporary living spaces. Our expert construction team, who come supported by a dedicated workforce, are well regarded by commercial and residential property developers we have worked with since 2005.
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YOU KNOW I HAVEN'T SEEN YOU SINCE YOU'VE BECOME AN OSCAR WINNER, REGINA KING. >> I KNOW, SOME THINGS HAVE CHANGED. >> IS THAT HOW YOU PREFER TO BE ADDRESSED NOW IN ALL SITUATIONS? >> NO, I WOULD RATHER BE ADDRESSED AS THE REGINA SHOW THAT PREFERS JIMMY'S SHOW OVER GUILLERMO'S. >> Jimmy: THAT'S VERY NICE, THANK YOU VERY MUCH. >> HE DIDN'T GIVE ME A HAT. >> Jimmy: IT WOULD HAVE BEEN TOUGH TO PUT ON WITH THE THING OVER THERE, YEAH. CONGRATULATIONS BY THE WAY. CAN I ASK, THIS IS FEBRUARY YOU WON THE OSCAR, RIGHT? WHAT STICKS IN YOUR HEAD THE MOST FROM THAT NIGHT? WHEN YOU THINK BACK ON IT? >> OH, MAN, THERE ARE SO MANY MOMENTS. >> Jimmy: IS IT THE SPEECH, IS IT THE PARTIES? >> THERE'S SO MANY MOMENTS. I -- YOU KNOW, YOU ASK ME THAT. ONE OF THE FIRST THINGS THAT COME TO MIND, LIKE YOU -- WE WERE -- WHEN WE'RE LEAVING, WE WERE IN LIKE THIS CORRIDOR. I DON'T EVEN KNOW HOW WE GOT INTO THE CORRIDOR. BUT I'M WALKING THROUGH THIS CORRIDOR WITH SPIKE. AND IT'S JUST ME AND SPIKE. >> Jimmy: SPIKE LEE. >> SPIKE LEE. THAT WOULD BE THAT SPIKE. AND WE'RE JUST KIND OF WALKING HAND IN HAND. OSCARS ON EACH SIDE. AND JUST LOOKING AT EACH OTHER LIKE, WHAT THE -- [ LAUGHTER ] >> Jimmy: YEAH. >> AND IT WAS -- IT WAS KIND OF A PRICELESS MOMENT. ANOTHER MOMENT WAS -- YOU KNOW, I GET TO THE GOVERNOR'S BALL WHERE THEY LIKE ENGRAVE YOUR OSCAR. AND I HAD TO TAKE OFF MY SHOES. >> Jimmy: RIGHT. >> YOU KNOW, THE FEET WERE HURTING. I JUST FELT LIKE MY GRANDMOTHER WAS LOOKING LIKE, NOT JUST SHOES, DON'T TAKE THE SHOES OFF. >> Jimmy: SHE WOULD NOT APPROVE OF TAKING THE SHOES OFF? >> I WAS LIKE JUST, GRANDMA, WON AN OSCAR. >> Jimmy: YOU HAD AN ARGUMENT WITH YOUR DECEASED GRANDMOTHER. >> YES, WE DO THAT SOMETIMES. >> Jimmy: RIGHT, YEAH. YOU HAVE TO. WHO WAS IN YOUR OSCAR NIGHT ENTOURAGE, WHO CAME WITH YOU? >> I HAD A SMALL ENTOURAGE. MY SISTER. MY MOTHER. MY SON. >> Jimmy: OH, THAT'S GREAT. >> SOME OF MY AGENTS. >> Jimmy: DID YOU STAY OUT LATE WITH THEM? >> NOT ALL OF THEM. >> Jimmy: WHO LEFT EARLY? >> MY MOM. WE GOT TO THE "VANITY FAIR" PARTY. SHE WAS LIKE, I DON'T KNOW WHY YOU GUYS THINK THIS IS FUN. [ LAUGHTER ] >> Jimmy: THAT'S NOT HER THING AT ALL? >> YEAH, YEAH, YEAH. >> Jimmy: SHE WENT HOME. THEN YOU -- AND NOW YOU'VE GOT IT. AND NOW THAT YOU'RE AN OSCAR WINNER HAS YOUR LIFE CHANGED? I KNOW YOU LIKE TO GO TO COSTCO. ARE YOU GOING TO COSTCO ANYMORE? IS THAT NOW -- >> OH, YEAH. THAT'S NEVER -- >> Jimmy: YOU WILL STILL DO THAT? >> OH, ABSOLUTELY, COSTCO, 99 CENT STORE. >> Jimmy: OH, 99 CENT STORE? DO YOU REALLY GO TO THE 99 CENT STORE? >> LOOK, 99 CENT STORE HAS BRAND NAME TOOTHBRUSHES FOR A DOLLAR. >> Jimmy: OH! [ CHEERS AND APPLAUSE ] BRAND NAME? WHY ARE THOSE SAME TOOTHBRUSHES $3.49 AT CVS? >> I DON'T KNOW. LIKE THIS LADY SAW ME, SHE WAS LIKE, REGINA KING? WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN THE 99 CENT STORE? I WAS LIKE, I LIKE A BARGAIN TOO. >> Jimmy: YEAH, I MEAN, WHY WOULD YOU CHEAT YOURSELF OUT OF THAT? >> DOLLAR TOOTHBRUSHES. >> Jimmy: THE 99 CENT STORE. I IMAGINE YOU MIGHT BE THE ONLY OSCAR WINNER THAT DOES THAT. >> MAYBE, OR MAY NOT. I MEAN, YOU KNOW. THERE'S 99 CENT STORES EVERYWHERE. >> Jimmy: I HEAR YOU WENT TO ITALY FOR THE FIRST TIME LAST MONTH. >> I DID. >> Jimmy: THAT'S FUN, OR WAS IT? >> IT WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. >> I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU'VE NEVER BEEN THERE BEFORE. >> I COULDN'T BELIEVE IT EITHER. >> Jimmy: WHERE DID YOU GO? >> FLORENCE AND MILAN. >> Jimmy: NICE, BEAUTIFUL. YOU HAD A GOOD TIME? >> I HAD AN AMAZING TIME. I HAVE TO SAY -- THIS IS MY IGNORANCE. I FOR WHATEVER REASON THOUGHT ALL OF THE ART WAS IN ROME FOR SOME REASON. I JUST ASSUMED THAT. AND THEN MY AGENT WAS LIKE, "THE LAST SUPPER," IT'S IN MILAN, YOU SHOULD MAKE SURE YOU CATCH IT WHEN YOU GET THERE. >> Jimmy: DID YOU GO? >> I DID. BUT I DIDN'T -- >> Jimmy: IT'S WEIRD THE WAY IT'S SET UP. >> I DIDN'T REALIZE -- IT IS A BIG -- YOU KNOW, IF YOU DON'T LIKE PREPARE -- >> Jimmy: YOU HAVE TO GET A TICKET. >> YOU HAVE TO GET A TICKET EARLY IF YOU JUST WANT TO SEE "THE LAST SUPPER." THEY WERE ALL SOLD OUT. SO I BOUGHT A TOUR JUST SO I COULD SEE "THE LAST SUPPER." SO I SHOWED UP AT THE END OF THE TOUR. BUT I WAS ALMOST LATE. AND I WAS THERE WITH ME. >> Jimmy: YOU ALMOST MISSED SUPPER AND IT WAS THE LAST ONE. [ LAUGHTER ] >> I WAS ALMOST LATE FOR DINNER, YEAH. >> Jimmy: IT IS AWESOME TO BE THAT CLOSE TO IT, RIGHT? >> BREATHTAKING. ABSOLUTELY BREATHTAKING. >> Jimmy: WHAT'S THE BEST THING YOU ATE IN ITALY? THE SINGLE BEST ITEM YOU CONSUMED DURING YOUR TIME THERE. >> JIMMY, I CAN'T NARROW IT DOWN TO ONE. >> Jimmy: ANYTHING JUMP OUT? >> NO. I LIKE BACKED IT UP LIKE A GARBAGE TRUCK. [ LAUGHTER ] BEEP, BEEP! BRING IT ON! >> Jimmy: I LIKE THAT, YEAH. I KNOW A PERSON WHO I STILL WON'T SPEAK TO WHO WAS LIKE, I'M SO PROUD OF MYSELF. I WENT TO ITALY, I DIDN'T HAVE ONE BITE OF PASTA. I ATE NO CARBS. I WAS LIKE, WELL, IT WAS NICE KNOWING YOU. [ LAUGHTER ] >> I WAS ABOUT TO SAY, NO, DON'T TELL ME THAT PERSON, YEAH. >> Jimmy: WE'RE GOING TO TAKE A BREAK. WHEN WE COME BACK, WE WILL SEE A CLIP FROM THE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED "WATCHMEN" WITH REGINA KING. WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK. >>> YOU ARE MAD THAT MY SITTER BAILED AND YOU HAD TO SUFFER THROUGH BLACK OKLAHOMA WITHOUT HAVING SOMEONE TO ROLL YOUR EYES AT. >> SITTER BAILED? >> YES. >> WELL, BLACK OKLAHOMA WAS DELIGHTFUL. >> YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO CALL IT THAT. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GIVE ME THE SPEECH NOW? >> WHAT SPEECH? >> ABOUT HOW I'M OVERREACTING BY CALLING ARTICLE 4, I SHOULD CALM DOWN, TAKE A BREATH? >> THERE'S A GUY IN MY TRUNK. >> Jimmy: OH, THAT'S GOOD. REGINA KING IN "WATCHMEN." >> WITH THAT CLIP FOR THE TRUE FANS OF THE GRAPHIC NOVEL, THERE WAS AN EASTER EGG IN THERE. >> Jimmy: OH, AN EASTER EGG, I'M GOING TO HAVE TO REVIEW THAT AGAIN. THE GRAPHIC NOVEL IS LIKE A HALLOWED PIECE OF LITERATURE. IT REALLY IS. MAYBE THE MOST CELEBRATED GRAPHIC NOVEL OF ALL TIME. WE DON'T KNOW WHAT FROM THAT IS IN THIS SHOW, WHAT ISN'T IN THE SHOW. WHAT IS IN THE SHOW, WHAT ISN'T IN THE SHOW? >> UM -- HAVE [ LAUGHTER ] I'M IN THE SHOW. >> Jimmy: WE KNOW THAT. DAMON LINDELOF, WHO CREATED THIS TELEVISION SHOW, WHEN DID TWO OF THE BEST TELEVISION SHOWS EVER. "LOST" AND "THE LEFTOVERS." YOU WERE ON "THE LEFTOVERS." I KNOW HE HAS THIS THING WHERE HE DOESN'T NECESSARILY WANT TO LIKE USE THE SAME ACTORS FROM PROJECT TO PROJECT. BUT WITH YOU HE COULDN'T RESIST. >> HE BROKE THAT RULE. >> Jimmy: HE BROKE THE RULE. HOW DID HE PRESENT THIS TO YOU? >> HE DID NOT SEND THE SCRIPT TO ANY OF MY REPS. HE HAD IT LIKE DELIVERED TO ME WITH JUST THIS AWESOME NOTE THAT SAID -- HE EXPLAINED THIS WAS HIS NEXT PROJECT. I WAS NOT AWARE WHAT "WATCHMEN" WAS. I'LL BE HONEST. HE SAID, I WANT TO GO ON THIS JOURNEY WITH YOU, IF YOU WILL. I'M LOOKING AT THIS SCRIPT. THERE'S LIKE THIS ENVELOPE PEEKING OUT OF A CERTAIN PAGE. AND OF COURSE I GO STRAIGHT TO THAT PAGE. AND THERE'S -- ON THE NFL HE SAYS, REGINA, DON'T OPEN THIS TILL YOU GET TO THIS PAGE. DON'T CHEAT. EXCLAMATION MARK, EXCLAMATION MARK, EXCLAMATION MARK. I WANTED TO CHEAT. >> Jimmy: RIGHT, YEAH. RIGHT, YEAH. DID YOU? >> I DIDN'T, I DIDN'T. >> Jimmy: OKAY. >> AND I READ AND I WAS JUST BLOWN AWAY BY WHAT I WAS READING. IF I TOLD YOU WHAT I WAS READING I'D BE GIVING SOME THINGS UP. >> Jimmy: IN THE NFL? OR IN THE -- >> NO, IN THE SCRIPT, IN THE SCRIPT. WHEN I GOT TO THAT PART, YOU GUYS WILL SEE, IT'S A CERTAIN MOMENT IN THE PILOT. AND I OPENED IT UP. AND IT WAS AN ARTIST RENDERING WITH MY FACE OF SISTER NIGHT. >> Jimmy: AH. >> YEAH. >> Jimmy: AND THAT EXCITED YOU. >> WHAT? [ LAUGHTER ] >> Jimmy: HAVE YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO BE A SUPERHERO? >> I HAVE, I HAVE. I MEAN, WHO HASN'T? RIGHT? >> Jimmy: I GUESS YOU'RE RIGHT, YEAH. NO, I'VE NEVER WANTED TO BE A SUPERHERO. [ LAUGHTER ] >> YOU HAVE. >> Jimmy: YEAH, EVERYONE'S WANTED TO BE A SUPERHERO. NOW YOU ARE. >> I AM. >> Jimmy: I'M VERY EXCITED TO SEE THIS. THE GRAPHIC NOVEL IS ONE OF THE BEST THINGS EVER. AND I THINK YOU'RE IN VERY GOOD HANDS AND VICE VERSA HERE. >> YEAH. I'M IN VERY GOOD HANDS AND THOSE HANDS FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE. >> Jimmy: THEY DO. THAT SOUNDS INCRIMINATING IN A WAY. >> YES, IT DOES. >> Jimmy: MAYBE YOU'LL SEE PEOPLE DRESSED UP AS YOU FOR HALLOWEEN. >> MAYBE, MAYBE. >> Jimmy: THAT WOULD BE SOMETHING. >> THAT WOULD BLOW MY MIND. >> Jimmy: IT'S GREAT TO SEE YOU. I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE IT. IT'S "WATCHMEN." IT PREMIERES OCTOBER 20th, 9:00, HBO. REGINA KING, EVERYBODY! WE'LL BE RIGHT BACK.
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Fiddle-Faddle! The Delight of Reduplication Years ago, when the furniture in the Language Lounge was still spick-and-span, I wrote a column about reduplication. Not a day has passed since then that I did not use, hear, and delight in one or more reduplicative words; they constitute a reliable source of infotainment in English, and no speaker's lexicon can or should be without a ready supply. By way of review: reduplications come in three basic flavors in English, namely: reduplications narrowly defined, that is, where an identical syllable or pair of syllables is repeated to form a word. This can be called the yo-yo type. rhyming reduplications, in which parts one and two of a word differ only by having a different initial consonant sound (that is to say, in which rhyming words or syllables fuse to form a single term). This can be called the claptrap type. vowel-shift reduplications (my personal favorite), in which identical consonant sounds or clusters festoon two different vowels in successive parts of a word. This is the flimflam type. Type 3 is perhaps the most open-ended category since there seems to be no requirement that either component of the word have standalone status as a word, and in cases where one component is a credentialed lexeme, speakers have license to make the other component fanciful; as seems to be the case fiddle-faddle, criss-cross, and perhaps tittle-tattle. What I've been thinking about lately, and that I hope readers can share their insights and knowledge about, is this: just how much license actually exists in category 3? Of the many reduplications of this type, a striking number show a tell-tale pattern: the vowel in the first component is "short i," or what phonologists and IPA-aficionados call /ɪ/. The contenders I noted in the old Lounge piece fitting this category include willy-nilly, dilly-dally, flim-flam, whim-wham, flip-flap, clitter-clatter, tittle-tattle, criss-cross, mishmash, pitter-patter, and riffraff. The last four in this list are all from the 15th century, and among the earliest noted reduplications in English. And these, of course, are the tip-top of the iceberg. There's also clip-clop, jingle-jangle, King Kong, singsong, ding-dong, Ping-Pong, jimjams. Splish splash, I was takin' a bath. The strong preference for this pattern in reduplication looks to be such that, if no lexeme exists containing the preferred starter vowel /ɪ/, speakers will make the first component of the reduplication, rather than the second one, the fanciful part. This seems to be the case in clitter-clatter, criss-cross, mishmash, pitter-patter, and splish splash. This starts to look not like license but rule implementation. So the question is, why do so many vowel-shift reduplications exist in which the first vowel is /ɪ/? I'm not the first person to have noted the pattern. Indeed, personages far more lofty than I have noted it, and those personages, bearing advanced degrees, have advanced theories about the phenom. To understand the theories, a short primer on vowel formation is in order. Phonologists slice and dice the qualities of vowels in a number of arcane ways but for our nutshell purposes here, the important distinctions are: long and short (a distinction familiar to most speakers), high and low (a distinction based on the position of the tongue in relation to the roof of the mouth when the vowel is articulated) and front and back (a distinction based on the position of the tongue relative to the front of the oral cavity when the vowel is articulated). One theory about the prevalence of /ɪ/-/*/ reduplications comes from Steven Pinker, in his well-known book The Language Instinct (1994). He claims that: Another theory is put forth by Israeli linguist Reuven Tsur in his 1992 book, What Makes Sound Patterns Expressive? Tsur's idea is based on his perception that back vowels are more cognitively demanding than front vowels (because they are more difficult to distinguish phonetically), and his hypothesis that "our cognitive economy tends to relegate to the end of the phrase (or clause) anything that requires relatively great processing effort." Because of this, he advances the explanation that it is a natural tendency to prefer high and front vowels at the beginning of reduplications, while pushing low back vowels to the end. Pinker's theory, which we might think of as representing the "me first" school, cannot be expected to explain the phenomenon in languages other than English, unless it is a language in which the first personal pronoun contains a high front vowel. Tsur's theory, from the cognitive load-shifting school, ought to apply universally if it is valid. Both of these theories are respectfully examined and then sent packing in an interesting paper by Maria Beldon, "Order Preference for Reduplicated Words with Differing Vowels." Ms. Beldon designed an experiment to test whether native speakers showed a preference for vowel ordering in the way that Pinker's and Tsur's theories would predict. Her data does not support the thrust of either thinker's theory, though her results "suggest that English speakers prefer the vowel [ɪ] before the vowels [ɛ], [æ], and [ɑ] in reduplicated words," without an explanation or hypothesis about why this might be. The question that remains then is this: why does English exhibit such a rich collection of similarly-patterned reduplications, in the absence of a viable theory that explains them? There is no evidence to suggest that speakers are constrained to propagate reduplications that instantiate only a preferred vowel ordering, but there is also a dearth of viable reduplications that show a contrary pattern. We spoke with the Lounge's consultant phonetician Will Styler, who had some interesting observations about the phenomenon, including a supposition that the existing store of similar reduplications is effectively a pattern that speakers use, no doubt unconsciously, to create new reduplications: This is prime territory for a construction of sorts to emerge by analogy, even without a rule. I, as a native speaker, have the word "ring" and want to make a homey expression, say, for the din of hundreds of phones ringing, say, in a news office. Clearly, then, it's "ring-rang", following the same pattern as all the others. Is he constrained by a rule in his coinage? He says, "we should never attribute to constraint what is more easily attributed to laziness." So I ask you, native English speakers: do you prefer [ɪ]-first reduplications, and if so, why? You can say that "they just sound right," but you will not be contributing to the advancement of science if that's all you have — everyone concurs on this. Is it possible that this preference arises because so many irregular verb paradigms show this same kind of change in the infinitive > past tense form (such as ring-rang)? For speakers of other languages: do vowel-shift reduplications in your language show this, or any such discernable pattern? Join the conversation Comments from our users: Glad you noted that Pinker's rule does not work in languages other than English. E.g, Japanese watashi (I), anata (you), kare (he), kanajo (she), all with the same first vowel. Also Chinese wo (I), ni (you), ta (he or she). For this native English speaker, it seems possible that the [ɪ] sound is preferred -- comes first -- because it takes less effort. Not a conscious decision on our part, but one perhaps rooted in infancy, learning to speak, and our initial acquisition of language. I notice that in all the examples I can think of the change from the first word to the second in each reduplication involves my jaw dropping, feeling like I am slightly opening my moth from the first to the second. Perhaps that's the underlying appeal of the combinations: It connotes expression, since we open our mouths to speak. Possibly, too, we like the way we settle into the expression as our jaw drops. In doing so, perhaps we also amplify the word as the mouth cavity opens more when the jaw drops, giving more impact to the though the reduplication expresses. I am very entertained by your article on reduplicative words. I propose for your consideration the following not as a theory or even a full explanation, but rather as further food for thought and perhaps a direction for further research. Several years ago I studied the Thai Language. Thai is based on Sanskrit which is a very old language and perhaps serves as basis, at a very fundamental level, for many modern languages. The influences of Sanskrit on modern language may be so obscure as to be indistinguishable except in cases of very specific thinking. Thai consists of 44 consonants and 13 vowels if I remember correctly. There are a few of those consonants which are considered “high class” consonants. The Thai Language is also a tonal language with five tones, high, medium, low, falling and rising. The only way to make some consonant/vowel construction produce a rising tone is to use a high class consonant at the beginning of the word. (Think of the Thai word transliterated to English “Hmong” for the cultural group from Thailand). The only reason for the silent “H” in the word is to give the word a rising tone. As I read your article and subsequently pronounced the examples you gave, I noted they are, for the most part, falling tone word constructions. So, this realization makes me wonder if the “i- first reduplications are somehow influenced at a very fundamental and archaic way to produce a tonal quality in English (which, for the most part, does not exist). And, this tonal quality provides a “sing-song” affect to these English word constructions which makes the reduplications all the more enjoyable as a part of the language. I have no idea of this observation would apply to other languages. I have also studied Russian and Japanese, but my skills are inadequate to make any comment. I think there's more to "they just sound right" than admitted. That made me pop my top, and risking a fall in to category two completely, propose a link between poetry and the formation of reduplications. Not knowing what the symbols cited (clearly not a reduplication) by Beldon mean, I tip my hat to professional and amateur alliterators alike. Some words are just cool to say together, and in the manner of verbal contradiction propose a flip-flop is more fun to say than bi-stable multi-vibrator.
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2 Answers 2 The online OED has a separate entry for off-duty, which can function as an adverb, a noun and an adjective. It is made up of the preposition off and the noun duty. In your example, it is perhaps best seen as an an adjective postmodifying time. Yes - off duty is more cohesive than off school, say. But 'it' would be written as two orthographic words if used in the predicative position. Off work is a less ambiguous-to-analyse example; the compound out-of-work exists, but not, I think, off-work. – Edwin AshworthNov 17 '12 at 9:40 Would you consider the at work in time at work to be an adjective post-modifying time? I think the prepositions in these cases are just that: prepositions. – RobustoNov 17 '12 at 11:30 @Robusto: No. I think off-duty is a special case. But I agree that it can be analysed in more than one way. – Barrie EnglandNov 17 '12 at 11:33 It's sometimes almost meaningless trying to reason by analogy with equivalent-looking expressions that seem more readily analysable. In He went off (He went off right after the end of the play sounds totally acceptable), off is certainly not an adjective (as it undoubtedly is in The cheese is off). I think that the only near-acceptable thing to do is to put these whatsits into a separate class. Those doing so usually call the class particles, but put such disparate elements (such as the infinitive-marker to, the negativiser not) into this new class they're re-inventing the adverb. – Edwin AshworthNov 17 '12 at 11:49 @Robusto: Can you give a reference that would allow multi-word (as opposed to hyphenated-compound) adjectives? I certainly think that some multi-word constructions are best treated principally as single lexemes (eg ship of the desert, spick and span). I've seen the term 'adjectival' used for 'any expression doing the job of an adjective' - ie used for the superset - eg in 'The Grammar Plan Book'; Weaver - but it has confusingly differing usages. – Edwin AshworthNov 17 '12 at 12:05 You've come across a much-debated, and probably still-unresolved, part of English semanto-syntactic (meaning + grammar) analysis here, Listenever. The authors of CGEL would doubtless say that the usages of off in He needs more time off. and He needs more time off work / school / duty. ... are so similar that they should not be put into different classes. They use the traditional term preposition for the second usage, where off fulfils the syntactic role of relating the occupation 'he' needs to be resting from to the first part of the sentence (He needs more time), as well as meaning 'away from'. They use the term 'intransitive preposition' (not their coinage) for the usage which assumes the hearer can easily fill in the unstated occupation mentally. However, Cappelle, in this paper, argues in my opinion convincingly that this particular (no pun intended) lumping of word-classes is erroneous. +1 for the Cappelle. It’s an exaggeration to say that any English word can serve as any part of speech; but in these cases I see no reason not to say that these are prepositions acting as ... What? They’re compounded with verbs, nouns, &c: postfixed, but semantically bound like Latin preposition prefixes, and in some degree “separable”, like German preposition prefixes. Would “proxifix” serve? – StoneyBNov 17 '12 at 12:41 1 Proxifixes will be a dustbin-class within weeks. – Edwin AshworthNov 17 '12 at 14:13 It would at least be a somewhat smaller and more manageable dustbin. Secondary component of a phrasal verb? – StoneyBNov 17 '12 at 14:22 I've struck gold!English Club: Preposition Rule There is one very simple rule about prepositions. And, unlike most rules, this rule has no exceptions. Rule: A preposition is followed by a "noun". It is never followed by a verb. // So there! (This will keep me laughing over Christmas.) – Edwin AshworthDec 19 '14 at 11:22
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Why the fuck Are all your pictures of your dicks? 114 shares
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My Weaving Lessons Channel Wednesday, October 29, 2008 I came to a compromise with eldest daughter concerning her attire. She refuses to wear a dress (I actually managed to get her into a skirt for mass last weekend!) so I made her some "pretty shorts" instead. The pockets were a real selling point, she is such a tomboy! She keeps telling me to give all her dresses away to other girls ( actually she got the idea from me, I was trying to get her to wear one). So now I'm working on youngest daughter, she wears a dress every Sunday with no socks and messy hair (she pulls socks off and hairstyle out). Sigh... Monday, October 27, 2008 Every now and then I feel that I'm going to turn exremely insane if the house doesn't get into order. The proclamation "Its spick n span day!" can be heard (enthusiastically bellowed by yours truly) followed immediately by groans (from children).The deal is - no schoolwork for the day, but you have to work in return!The best part is that it is now the afternoon and I have time to blog, read to the children and hopefully sew up that pair of shorts that eldest daughter is desperate for. Oh, while I'm here I'll mention the Crafty Mamas competition is ending soon, so if you have an entry for the "English Garden" theme, now is the time to get it in! Saturday, October 25, 2008 My mother in law has loaned an excellent book to me, I can hardly put it down. It is about a Christian woman's journey through prison and labour camps under communist rule. I love to read these true stories as it teaches me so much about myself and my own life. It reminds me of how selfish and materialistic I am and that my faith needs to be so much stronger. My life is so easy and I take it for granted. The title of the book is "The Pastor's Wife" by Sabina Wurmbrand. On the sewing front I made a nappy cover and notebook cover yesterday, both of which turned out nicely. Now I'm waiting on my next Winterwood delivery so I can start on some more dolls and fill up my sad little Etsy shop. My husband has cruised the garage sales this morning and come home with a bunch of action figures (enter very happy son!) and some excellent big lattice screens for the garden. Our new water tank arrives on Monday, can't wait! Now all we need is some rain to fill it! Saturday, October 18, 2008 The past week has been a flurry of visitors, appointments and social engagements with a little desperate catch up on housework thrown in (no I haven't caught up yet) so I have nothing new to show and tell. The only time I used my sewing machine was at sewing class, but there are projects on my (long) waiting list. I did work on some doll designs on paper though, so thats something at least. Something has got me thinking. It seems a group of women cannot get together without discussion turning to husbands. Naturally, there is nothing wrong with that, but I've noticed the talk is never really positive. It bothers me. No, my husband is not perfect, but does that mean I need to advertise his personal flaws to a group of eager women? Wouldn't that be an abuse of trust in our relationship?If someone needs to have a genuine and quiet talk about their marriage I'm all ears, but I just don't know what to do/say in this group situation. I understand that for many women they are so frustrated with their husbands that it just becomes a habit to speak of them this way, but honestly it only makes me feel sorry for the husband who doesn't know a group of women are belittling him.How about this....... if you are in the habit of airing your dirty laundry to others, each time you feel a complaint coming on, stop yourself, and instead think of something he does that is great, or something you really love about him, and tell others that instead! Easier said than done? Try it once and see if it helps! Monday, October 13, 2008 I've taken a new direction with my dolls, and here is the result of the first new design. I like a lot of aspects about waldorf dolls, but wanted to make them in my own style. I absoloutely love working with the natural materials and hope to make a lot more. Jen is going into my Etsy shop. Friday, October 3, 2008 I made this little cutie for youngest daughter today to prevent her carrying off (and chewing upon) her sister's new doll. This one should be better for chewing, more sturdy and the hair won't pull out. I was given the lovely velvet fabric by someone who didn't want it anymore. Its wonderfully soft. I couldn't get a good photo, but you get the idea... Wednesday, October 1, 2008 Just had to post my first project with my new materials, which I loved using! Pure wool is like a dream after using polyfill for so long! I haven't made a doll like this before but I enjoyed it and plan to make more, though I'll probably be tweaking my pattern for a while to get it the way I want it. She's 8 inches tall. Total Pageviews Copyright and Courtesy You are welcome to link to this site, but please be aware that all images and designs are subject to copyright unless for personal use. Please contact me if you are unsure. I would not steal from you - please don't steal from me.
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Monday night’s storms didn’t keep people from celebrating the Blackhawks win in Wrigleyville, but it did keep some from taking a riverside stroll. Sunshine-deprived Chicagoans who planned to enjoy the Riverwalk on Tuesday were met with a thick carpet of mud and red caution tape as large stretches of the path were closed to the public. While Monday’s floods turned the passageway into a literal walk in the river, levels had receded enough by morning in the area between State Street and Wabash Avenue to allow some pedestrian use—though driftwood and debris still cluttered the concrete. Tomorrow will be a different story, as city officials say the Riverwalk should be spick and span by Wednesday morning. Cleanup crews will sweep the path overnight, says Mike Claffey, public affairs director for the Department of Transportation. The third installation in the Riverwalk’s summer makeover, part of an ambitious six-part project to be unveiled in full by late 2016, met the public eye last Friday. By Monday, the freshly paved steps of the River Theater were partially submerged in water. But the designers in charge of the Riverwalk’s recreational transformation are privy to Chicago’s penchant for flash floods. Landscape architect Gina Ford said last October that the city’s unpredictable weather played a significant role in her team’s design. “We did make sure that, within the spectrum of what will flood, we detailed all of the landscape features to be incredibly resilient, from paving material choices … using a rugged pre-cast [concrete], to avoid it having issues with floods,” said Ford, whose Riverwalk work is backed by years of involvement with other shoreline projects. "Knowing where to put all our electrical equipment, all the stuff that’s needed to power the rooms and the vendors, keeping them out of flood elevation.” With the Riverwalk on track to become Chicago’s newest hub for downtown recreation, its design plans may not keep you dry—kayak rental, piers for fishing and a zero-depth fountain are all in the works—but its architects certainly hope to. Update: Tuesday afternoon, Ford herself posted photos of a successful cleanup. Share
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HOW THE FUCK DO YOU SMOKE AN EIGHTH IN A NIGHT 179 shares
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Masturbating as she listens to her sister getting fucked underneath
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Quick Everyone! Confess to how you fucked with the retards in your class. 117 shares
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State of Contentment Iowa leaders say their schools are among the nation's best. But does everyone agree that's good enough? Council Bluffs, Iowa Entering Hoover Elementary School in Council Bluffs, Iowa, is like stepping back in time: back to before the Vietnam War, the Kennedy assassination--back 30 or 40 years. The school is spick-and-span, on a street lined with maple trees and pleasant houses with lamps in picture windows. The children, virtually all of them white, wear clean, tucked-in shirts, say thank you and no thank you, and don't talk during class. Teachers tend to stand in front of the room giving instructions in short, swift declarative sentences. They never have to yell; their plain Midwestern voices have natural carry. The students sit at their neat desks transcribing the teachers' parsed words, and they do what they're told with little fuss. When a teacher glares at a girl chewing gum, the girl simply tucks it into a piece of paper, which she drops into a wastebasket, and resumes taking notes. Iowa manages to outperform most other states on a number of important educational measures. On the highly regarded National Assessment of Educational Progress, for example, Iowa consistently ranks among the top half-dozen states. And an impressive 93 percent of its students earn high school diplomas. Is Iowa doing something other states should be doing? Has it implemented effective education reforms? Or does Iowa's success stem from the fact that it is rural and homogeneous, relatively free of big-city problems that bring other states down? Here at Hoover Elementary, Principal Daniel Fellows, who it turns out is only weeks from retirement, says he will not--cannot--speak for what is going on in other Iowa districts and schools. The refrain was the same at several other schools and classrooms across the state during visits last spring. Iowa's cornfields may roll on forever and ever, but its school districts are boldly demarcated. Local school control is sacred in Iowa, and principals are quick to explain that the district just up the road will have its own curriculum, its own standards, its own way of doing business. Iowa is one of only three states--Montana and Wyoming are the other two--not writing statewide academic standards. Nor are statewide assessments in the works. Most Iowa educators say this is not a problem. Many chortle over the fact that Education Week, in its 1997 report card on the condition of education in the 50 states, gave Iowa an F for failing to implement state standards and assessments. "They gave us an F in a course we never even signed up for," Ted Stilwill, the director of the state education department, said on Iowa television. Fellows says there have been few major changes at Hoover over the past 10 years. "We've renovated the building, added a computer center, but that's about it. We were a good school then, and we're a good school now. We haven't really had to add anything, to bring in anything new." Fellows obviously is proud of the refurbished building. "Our taxpayers are good school supporters," he says. In one 4th grade classroom, the teacher is a measured, somewhat imposing woman who has pinned to her dress a brooch that spells out t-e-a-c-h-e-r. When she says "shhhh," the students in turn "shhh" one another; order reigns supreme. The teacher divides the students into small work groups, telling each one that it has $50 to plan a party. The groups must work within this budget to order food, decorations, and anything else they may like. "But how will we know how much these things cost?" one student asks. The teacher, as if by sleight of hand, produces a raft of grocery store inserts and Toys R Us catalogs, which she distributes. As the students page through the advertisements, the teacher says, "Here's what I'll be grading you on: the paragraph explaining the theme of your party and the math you use to calculate your budget." "We're pretty traditional, and that's the way the community wants it. No one is yelling for change." Sandra Thorpe, vice principal, Lincoln High School A banner stretches across the front of the classroom: "Fourth grade, it's the real thing." On one wall is the Circus Poetry Corner, where such student-composed alliterations as "leaping lions" and "terrific tightrope walker," are posted. The opposite wall is covered with dozens of gold-starred worksheets. The first line of one reads: "Rules for a community are called: a) laws b) acts c) decisions." As the class approaches its final minutes, the students clean up with remarkable efficiency; when the next class arrives, scissors, paper, and circulars are all out of sight. In a 4th grade science classroom, construction-paper human bodies dangle from the ceiling; orange and red wedges delineate the organs. "What do you know about muscles?" the teacher asks the class. "They help you lift things," one student says. "Is there a muscle you can't stop?" the teacher asks. "Closing your eyes when you sleep," a student says. The teacher shakes her head. A single computer sits in a corner of the classroom. A sign posted on the terminal reads, "Do not use without adult supervision." Of a dozen randomly chosen schools here, roughly half are like Hoover. There are small variations here and there, but for the most part, the teachers talk, the students appear to listen, and the principal--expressing confidence in his or her staff--stays out of the way. There is little evidence at these schools of the education reform movement that has swept much of the country. A few teachers use forms of cooperative learning. A large school has been divided into "houses." There is a new emphasis on technology. (A number of schools have new computer labs, but few have many machines in the classrooms.) And that's about it. The administrators and teachers working at these schools are under no illusion that they are on the "cutting edge." In fact, they say their wariness of reform is a strength, not a weakness. "I think it's of primary importance that we haven't gone to frills, bells, and whistles," says Duane Frick, the principal of Jefferson Junior High School in Dubuque. "We're cautious, and we won't jump on the bandwagon just because something new is coming along." The idea that reforms are "frills, bells, and whistles" is common in Iowa. "We're never the first to jump on anything new," says Darrell Brand, the principal of the high school in rural Montezuma. Grinning, he adds: "Maybe we're slower than slow--we're molasses." Bill Cox, the superintendent of the small district--its elementary school, junior high, and high school are in different wings of the same building--says: "We don't have frills. We may not have a lot of electives. But if our kids are successful here, they can make it any place at any level. Eighty-five percent of our students enroll at college or community college after graduating from here." If Hoover is a typical Iowa elementary school, then Lincoln High School in working-class south Des Moines is a typical tradition-bound secondary school. "We're about the same now as we were 10 years ago," says Vice Principal Sandra Thorpe. And she ought to know. Thorpe graduated from Lincoln High in 1962. In fact, all five administrators are Lincoln alumni. Thorpe believes that if anything has changed over the years it's the students, not the school. "The big difference between today and years ago is that we would never have gotten away with what kids get away with now," she says. "The standards for behavior are not nearly as high as they once were, and the expectations in some classes are not as high either." Later, she adds, "We're pretty traditional, and that's the way the community wants it. No one is yelling for change." As for Iowa's decision not to jump on the standards-setting bandwagon, Thorpe says, "We've been criticized as a state that lets districts go their own way and do their own thing. I don't think there's anything wrong with that, and maybe more states should do that." Iowa educators are hardly surprised that their schools are among the best on measures of student achievement. On a short tour of the large, labyrinthine school, the bell rings and the corridors flood with students. A couple of minutes later, they're gone. "It always amazes me," Thorpe muses, "that 2,000 students can move so smoothly from one class to the other in five minutes." In a Spanish class, students are conjugating irregular verbs. In algebra, students are solving for "x," and in a psychology class, students are watching a video of a trembling man talking about how someone is putting thoughts into his head, giving him a headache. The psychology teacher is young and enthusiastic. He tries, with an entertainer's flourish, to interest his 30 students: He lowers his master-of-ceremonies voice for dramatic effect, prances back and forth upon an imaginary stage, and asks some good, probing questions. But he's working a tough crowd. The students, all sitting in long, tidy rows, are by equal measure fidgeting, primping, or glazed-over. "Is this guy in the video normal?" the teacher asks. A girl sitting in the back row, who ends up making almost half the student responses, says, "There's a strong social-expectation component to being normal. Unconventional behavior is considered not normal." The teacher follows up by asking, "Can you give me an example of behavior that's not normal?" A wise guy says, "Picking your nose," which receives a few hisses. But there are a few forthright responses, too. One student says, "It's when people act out for no reason, having no obvious motivation." Another adds, "It's like what happens in Tourette's syndrome, when people swear and yell out for no reason." The teacher tries to turn this into a discussion about normalization, about how difficult it is to draw lines between genuine emotional illness, eccentricity, and nonconformist behavior, but he is clearly swimming upstream. Trying to incite interest, the teacher talks about demons and witches, about how holes were once drilled in heads to relieve headaches and nightmares, about how rebels and freethinkers have been ostracized and labeled "ill" in different societies. But it's of little use. At one point, he asks a girl who has been watching the clock and twirling strands of hair around her index finger what she thinks about all of this. "I don't know," she says with undisguised boredom. "That's cool. That's cool," the teacher responds. In one biology class, the teacher is a man with such a gung-ho Marine Corps approach that it's almost refreshing. He's tough but also cracks unexpected jokes and breaks into big cartoon-character grins. The students clearly like him. As they read from the text, he eggs them on, exclaiming, "Concentrate now, guys, concentrate!" When he assigns homework, he says,"Drill and practice, drill and practice! Remember, I can quiz you at any time." Today's lesson encompasses a review of the skeletal and excretory systems, followed by a brief introduction to the endocrine system, better known, he explains, as the glands. "I think you'll enjoy this unit on the endocrine system," he tells the students. And it's just possible they may. The teacher relates a few anecdotes about huge people with malfunctioning pituitary glands and diabetics on the edge of insulin shock. "Stay tuned," he says when the bell rings. "We'll be getting a cow's heart and kidneys in the next few days." Iowa educators are hardly surprised that their schools are among the best in the nation on measures of student achievement. They know their state has a number of natural advantages, which they are happy to enumerate. Most begin by citing Iowa's strong work ethic, reflected in the state's astounding ability to feed much of the world. "The values of the agricultural culture dominate the state, even if there are far fewer farmers than there once were," one teacher tells me. "Hard work, dependability, a reliance upon family--Iowa was about all those things long before the politicians used them for sloganeering." Web Only Notice: We recently upgraded our comments. (Learn more here.) If you are logged in as a subscriber or registered user and already have a Display Name on edweek.org, you can post comments. If you do not already have a Display Name, please create one here. Ground Rules for Posting We encourage lively debate, but please be respectful of others. Profanity and personal attacks are prohibited. By commenting, you are agreeing to abide by our user agreement. All comments are public.
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Friday, December 15, 2017 THE FUCKING KANKA. NO... I DON'T THINK YOU GET THIS. IT IS, THE FUCKING KANKA! THIS IS A SIGNAL TO 2018... WATCH THE FUCK OUT! THE PRIMES ARE BACK!! — ALSO... FUCK YOU JOHN WATERS! YOU SIMPLE BORING OLD BITCH.
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Shit yourself during a final? I'll kill any fucker who laughs at you. 244 shares
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post the v for vendetta poem on your facebook again i dare you, i double dare you motherfucker! 2,251 shares
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Select Local Merchants Amidst being featured in media such as Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Oprah Magazine, and The Rachael Ray Show, Homejoy strives to connect homeowners with the cleaning services and technicians they can trust. After scheduling a cleaning appointment through a convenient online booking system, homeowners receive a profile of their assigned cleaners?including their picture and their mop's astrological sign?so that homeowners can get to know the crew before they arrive. Teams then carry out an extensive list of tasks during cleaning visits, from blasting away dust and debris from counters to vacuuming and mopping floors. Customers are free to create or change appointments from their home computer or smartphone, and may also opt for additional services, such as laundry, oven cleaning, or spotless interior window cleanings. The team at Five Star Ducts cleans up messes of all magnitudes, from clogged gutters to flooded homes. Whether they?re performing basic handyman tasks or tackling full-scale restoration projects in the kitchen or bathroom, they pride themselves in delivering high-quality work that leaves their customers satisfied. They can professionally groom carpets and expunge dust from the ductwork, as well as pressure-wash exteriors to remove filth such as dirt, mildew, and spider webs spelling out profanities. Metro Furniture Show's founders started their now multimillion-dollar operation by selling mattresses out of their garage-turned-storefront. Today, they take on big-name furniture companies while staying true to their startup roots, outfitting homes with a wide range of furnishings that they sell for less than traditional retailers sell them. Visitors the Metro Furniture Show find pieces suitable for all rooms of the home, from sleek leather sofa sets from Fossil and Soho to herds of pillow-top mattresses ideal for cushioning falls in the unlicensed amusement park in the backyard. Metro Furniture Show also outfits homes with appliances and electronics. More than 18,000 homes and businesses have reaped the rewards of a service appointment from Ellis Air Conditioning since 1975. With each appointment, certified technicians ensure heating and cooling systems are working at optimal levels so that no one is left sweating in summer or shivering in their Christmas sweatsuits. These inspections also help prevent cracked heaters from leaking harmful gases into the home. Air duct, dryer vent, and chimney cleanings can also help spruce up airways, freeing homes from dirt and allergens, and free estimates are offered on replacement units. Starchies Cleaners’ friendly staff keeps frocks and other festoonery spick-and-span with a spread of scrubbing services. Choose to de-stain sullied garments, such as men’s sweaters ($3.49), women’s dresses ($3.99), or long lab coats with Bunsen-burner-shaped stains ($5.75). Besides bestowing clothing with a refreshingly crisp appearance, Starchies also tends to household dresswear, including queen comforters ($24.99) and bed shams ($3.25). For an additional $3.99 fee, orders of more than $15 can be delivered to a busy customer or clothed inanimate object. Comfort is important, and a well-regulated temperature plays a leading role in keeping it around. The crews at Assured Mechanical Solutions do battle against the forces that would prompt shivers or sweat, installing and maintaining the heating and cooling systems that keep homes temperate. Service plans make scheduling maintenance much simpler, and repairs can restore homes' comfortable confines in a snap.
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Stats Friends Links to Me Recent Comments WHAT THE FUCK MAN???? HOW THE BLOODY FUCKING FUCK COULD SLIPKNOT BE BETTER THAN MUSHROOMHEAD??? MUSHROOMHEAD HAVE WAY MUCH BETTER VOCALS, WAY MUCH BETTER LYRICS (WHICH AREN'T ALL JUST SWEARWORDS AND ARE REALISTIC) AND MUSHROOMHEAD ARE JUST WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY MUCH GENERALLY BETTER!!! FUCK YOU SLIPKNOT, YOU USELESS CUNTS!!! ALL YOU DID IS STEAL MUSHROMHEAD'S IDEA WITH THE MASK! FUCK ALL OF YOU!!!
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Daddy wants to fuck my ass tonight 😜😍 alienwhisperer69 FOLLOW 1 1369 VIEWS SHARE FLAG CONTENT
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Person who who cannot shut their mouth, no matter the detriment to themselves or others. Shut your pie hole, alll you do is start shit. Shut your pie hole, and all your problems will vanish. Shut your fucking Pie Hole, and you may live to see another day. Biggest pie hole in the south...nastiest pie hole in the South...shut your pie hole.
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LEAD TO ANOTHER SPIKE IN VIRUS CASES. CASES. STUART: GOT IT, ASH. STUART: GOT IT, ASH. NOW, THE DEBATE OF THE DAY, THE NOW, THE DEBATE OF THE DAY, THE DEBATE OF THE WEEK, IS HOW, WHEN DEBATE OF THE WEEK, IS HOW, WHEN AND WHERE DO WE REOPEN THE AND WHERE DO WE REOPEN THE ECONOMY. ECONOMY. STEPHEN MOORE IS WITH US, STEPHEN MOORE IS WITH US, ECONOMIST. ECONOMIST. HE’S BEEN NAMED ON THE ECONOMIC HE’S BEEN NAMED ON THE ECONOMIC COUNCIL OF ADVISERS ON HOW TO COUNCIL OF ADVISERS ON HOW TO REOPEN THE ECONOMY. REOPEN THE ECONOMY. WHAT’S YOUR FIRST CRITERIA, WHAT’S YOUR FIRST CRITERIA, STEPHEN? STEPHEN? IS IT GET THAT ECONOMY MOVING AT IS IT GET THAT ECONOMY MOVING AT ALL COSTS? ALL COSTS? >> WELL, STUART, LET ME JUST >> WELL, STUART, LET ME JUST MAKE ONE QUICK COMMENT, IF I MAKE ONE QUICK COMMENT, IF I MAY, BECAUSE I’M CHOMPING AT THE MAY, BECAUSE I’M CHOMPING AT THE BIT ABOUT THIS ANDREW CUOMO BIT ABOUT THIS ANDREW CUOMO TAKING SOME KIND OF VICTORY LAP TAKING SOME KIND OF VICTORY LAP ON CONTAINING CORONAVIRUS IN NEW ON CONTAINING CORONAVIRUS IN NEW YORK. YORK. WAIT A MINUTE. WAIT A MINUTE. THE GOVERNOR WHO HAS THE MOST THE GOVERNOR WHO HAS THE MOST CASES IN THE COUNTRY BY A MILE, CASES IN THE COUNTRY BY A MILE, THE STATE THAT HAS ALMOST HALF THE STATE THAT HAS ALMOST HALF OF THE DEATHS, IS TAKING A OF THE DEATHS, IS TAKING A VICTORY LAP FOR HIS TREATMENT OF VICTORY LAP FOR HIS TREATMENT OF THIS? THIS? I JUST DON’T GET IT. I JUST DON’T GET IT. IT’S LIKE TAKING THE PERSON IN IT’S LIKE TAKING THE PERSON IN THE CLASS WITH THE LOWEST GRADE THE CLASS WITH THE LOWEST GRADE AND MAKING HIM PRESIDENT OF THE AND MAKING HIM PRESIDENT OF THE CLASS. CLASS. I’M NOT SURE WHY HE’S TAKING A I’M NOT SURE WHY HE’S TAKING A BOW RIGHT NOW. BOW RIGHT NOW. ON THIS -- BY THE WAY, GOVERNOR ON THIS -- BY THE WAY, GOVERNOR ABBOTT OF TEXAS, HE’S THE GUY ABBOTT OF TEXAS, HE’S THE GUY WHO SHOULD TAKE THE BOW. WHO SHOULD TAKE THE BOW. HE’S DOING THE RIGHT THING. HE’S DOING THE RIGHT THING. I DON’T KNOW MUCH YET ABOUT HOW I DON’T KNOW MUCH YET ABOUT HOW THIS TASK FORCE IS GOING TO THIS TASK FORCE IS GOING TO OPERATE SO I CAN JUST SPEAK FOR OPERATE SO I CAN JUST SPEAK FOR MYSELF. MYSELF. THE TOP PRIORITY RIGHT NOW, THE TOP PRIORITY RIGHT NOW, STUART, IS WE HAVE GOT TO GET STUART, IS WE HAVE GOT TO GET THE ECONOMY UP AND RUNNING, THE ECONOMY UP AND RUNNING, HOPEFULLY NEXT WEEK, AT THE HOPEFULLY NEXT WEEK, AT THE LATEST MAY 1st, BECAUSE WHAT OUR LATEST MAY 1st, BECAUSE WHAT OUR ECONOMIC PROJECTIONS ARE SHOWING ECONOMIC PROJECTIONS ARE SHOWING IS THAT IF YOU KEEP THIS ECONOMY IS THAT IF YOU KEEP THIS ECONOMY SHUT DOWN INTO JUNE, THE SHUT DOWN INTO JUNE, THE ECONOMIC CALAMITY IS ECONOMIC CALAMITY IS UNTHINKABLE. UNTHINKABLE. YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT BASICALLY YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT BASICALLY THE REST OF 2020 BEING IN A VERY THE REST OF 2020 BEING IN A VERY VERY SEVERE RECESSION. VERY SEVERE RECESSION. THE ECONOMIC PAIN AND THE MISERY THE ECONOMIC PAIN AND THE MISERY THAT WOULD CAUSE WOULD BE HIGHLY THAT WOULD CAUSE WOULD BE HIGHLY SIGNIFICANT SO EVERY DAY THAT SIGNIFICANT SO EVERY DAY THAT GOES BY WE DON’T OPEN UP THE GOES BY WE DON’T OPEN UP THE ECONOMY, THE PAIN AND SUFFERING, ECONOMY, THE PAIN AND SUFFERING, THE LONGER THE UNEMPLOYMENT THE LONGER THE UNEMPLOYMENT LINES AND THE MORE BUSINESS LINES AND THE MORE BUSINESS BANKRUPTCIES. BANKRUPTCIES. STUART: AS AN ECONOMIST, LOOK AT STUART: AS AN ECONOMIST, LOOK AT THE GOLDMAN SACHS REPORT OUT THE GOLDMAN SACHS REPORT OUT EARLIER TODAY. EARLIER TODAY. THEY ARE SAYING LOOK, THE THEY ARE SAYING LOOK, THE SITUATION RIGHT NOW IS SITUATION RIGHT NOW IS ABSOLUTELY AWFUL. ABSOLUTELY AWFUL. WE GOT THAT. WE GOT THAT. WE KNOW IT’S AWFUL. WE KNOW IT’S AWFUL. BUT THE OTHER PART OF THEIR BUT THE OTHER PART OF THEIR REPORT IS AN EXPLOSIVE RECOVERY REPORT IS AN EXPLOSIVE RECOVERY IN THE THIRD AND FOURTH QUARTERS IN THE THIRD AND FOURTH QUARTERS OF THIS YEAR. OF THIS YEAR. THEY ARE SAYING THE ECONOMY THEY ARE SAYING THE ECONOMY EXPANDS 19% IN THE THIRD EXPANDS 19% IN THE THIRD QUARTER, 12% IN THE FOURTH QUARTER, 12% IN THE FOURTH QUARTER. QUARTER. DO YOU GO ALONG WITH THAT VIEW, DO YOU GO ALONG WITH THAT VIEW, AN EXPLOSIVE RECOVERY HERE IT AN EXPLOSIVE RECOVERY HERE IT COMES? COMES? >> WELL, LOOK, GOLDMAN SACHS >> WELL, LOOK, GOLDMAN SACHS DOESN’T KNOW WHAT’S GOING TO DOESN’T KNOW WHAT’S GOING TO HAPPEN WITH THE ECONOMY. HAPPEN WITH THE ECONOMY. EVERYBODY IS KIND OF SHOOTING IN EVERYBODY IS KIND OF SHOOTING IN THE DARK HERE. THE DARK HERE. I SEE ALL THESE REPORTS, I SEE ALL THESE REPORTS, JPMORGAN, WE HAVE OUR OWN JPMORGAN, WE HAVE OUR OWN PROJECTIONS. PROJECTIONS. IT’S VERY DIFFICULT TO PREDICT IT’S VERY DIFFICULT TO PREDICT THESE THINGS. THESE THINGS. I FIND IT SOMEWHAT HARD TO I FIND IT SOMEWHAT HARD TO BELIEVE WE WILL BOOM OUT OF THIS BELIEVE WE WILL BOOM OUT OF THIS IN THE THIRD QUARTER. IN THE THIRD QUARTER. BOY, WOULD I LOVE TO SEE THAT, BOY, WOULD I LOVE TO SEE THAT, BUT I THINK TOO MANY ECONOMISTS BUT I THINK TOO MANY ECONOMISTS AND TOO MANY POLITICIANS THINK AND TOO MANY POLITICIANS THINK SOMEHOW YOU’RE JUST GOING TO SOMEHOW YOU’RE JUST GOING TO FLICK THE SWITCH, THE IGNITION FLICK THE SWITCH, THE IGNITION SWITCH OF THIS $20 TRILLION SWITCH OF THIS $20 TRILLION ECONOMY AND IT’S GOING TO TURN ECONOMY AND IT’S GOING TO TURN RIGHT BACK ON. RIGHT BACK ON. I WOULD LOVE TO SEE THAT AND I WOULD LOVE TO SEE THAT AND TRUMP IS RIGHT, HE’S A GUY WHO TRUMP IS RIGHT, HE’S A GUY WHO HAS SHOWN HE KNOWS HOW TO GROW HAS SHOWN HE KNOWS HOW TO GROW THE ECONOMY. THE ECONOMY. BOY, DID HE DO THAT IN THE FIRST BOY, DID HE DO THAT IN THE FIRST THREE YEARS OF HIS PRESIDENCY. THREE YEARS OF HIS PRESIDENCY. BUT I’M A LITTLE BIT MORE BUT I’M A LITTLE BIT MORE SKEPTICAL. SKEPTICAL. I THINK IT’S GOING TO BE REALLY I THINK IT’S GOING TO BE REALLY DIFFICULT TO GET THE ECONOMY UP DIFFICULT TO GET THE ECONOMY UP AND RUNNING REALLY QUICKLY, AND RUNNING REALLY QUICKLY, ESPECIALLY IF WE GO INTO JUNE ESPECIALLY IF WE GO INTO JUNE AND WE STILL DON’T HAVE AND WE STILL DON’T HAVE COMPANIES RUNNING, BECAUSE I COMPANIES RUNNING, BECAUSE I HAVE TALKED TO A LOT OF CEOs HAVE TALKED TO A LOT OF CEOs SAYING LOOK, EVEN IF IT’S THE SAYING LOOK, EVEN IF IT’S THE MIDDLE OF JUNE, WE ARE STILL MIDDLE OF JUNE, WE ARE STILL KIND OF IN CATCH-UP MODE UNTIL KIND OF IN CATCH-UP MODE UNTIL AT LEAST SEPTEMBER. AT LEAST SEPTEMBER. SO BOY, IT’S A TOUGH PREDICTION SO BOY, IT’S A TOUGH PREDICTION TO MAKE. TO MAKE. I LOVE THE V-SHAPED RECOVERY AND I LOVE THE V-SHAPED RECOVERY AND ONE OF THE THINGS WE NEED THAT ONE OF THE THINGS WE NEED THAT STEVE FORBES, I KNOW YOU HAVE STEVE FORBES, I KNOW YOU HAVE HAD HIM ON MANY TIMES ON YOUR HAD HIM ON MANY TIMES ON YOUR SHOW AND ART LAFFER AND I ARE SHOW AND ART LAFFER AND I ARE ENDORSING THE PAYROLL TAX ENDORSING THE PAYROLL TAX SUSPENSION THE REST OF THE YEAR SUSPENSION THE REST OF THE YEAR TO GIVE BUSINESSES AN INCENTIVE TO GIVE BUSINESSES AN INCENTIVE TO HIRE AND WORKERS AN INCENTIVE TO HIRE AND WORKERS AN INCENTIVE TO GO BACK TO WORK AS QUICKLY AS TO GO BACK TO WORK AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE. POSSIBLE. STUART: YOU THINK THAT’S A STUART: YOU THINK THAT’S A POSSIBILITY? POSSIBILITY? EXTENDING THE PAYROLL PROTECTION EXTENDING THE PAYROLL PROTECTION ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE REST OF ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE REST OF THE YEAR BECAUSE ESSENTIALLY, THE YEAR BECAUSE ESSENTIALLY, THE PAYROLL PROTECTION MEASURES THE PAYROLL PROTECTION MEASURES HAVE THE GOVERNMENT PAYING THE HAVE THE GOVERNMENT PAYING THE INCOME, PAYING THE WAGES AND INCOME, PAYING THE WAGES AND SALARIES, OF PEOPLE AFFECTED SALARIES, OF PEOPLE AFFECTED BY -- THAT’S AN ENORMOUS BY -- THAT’S AN ENORMOUS PROGRAM. PROGRAM. >> NO, NO, NO. >> NO, NO, NO. WE ARE TALKING ABOUT TWO WE ARE TALKING ABOUT TWO SEPARATE THINGS, STUART. SEPARATE THINGS, STUART. WE’RE NOT TALKING ABOUT, WHEN WE WE’RE NOT TALKING ABOUT, WHEN WE GET AMERICANS BACK TO WORK, GET AMERICANS BACK TO WORK, HOPEFULLY STARTING NEXT WEEK, HOPEFULLY STARTING NEXT WEEK, THAT WE SUSPEND THE PAYROLL TAX THAT WE SUSPEND THE PAYROLL TAX THAT THEY PAY. THAT THEY PAY. SO RIGHT NOW, EVERY WORKER, YOU SO RIGHT NOW, EVERY WORKER, YOU AND ME AND EVERYONE IN THE AND ME AND EVERYONE IN THE COUNTRY, HAS 7.5% OF OUR COUNTRY, HAS 7.5% OF OUR PAYCHECK DEDUCTED RIGHT FROM OUR PAYCHECK DEDUCTED RIGHT FROM OUR CHECK. CHECK. UNDER THIS PLAN, THAT 7.5% YOU UNDER THIS PLAN, THAT 7.5% YOU KEEP. KEEP. IT’S LIKE A PAY RAISE FOR EVERY IT’S LIKE A PAY RAISE FOR EVERY WORKER IN AMERICA, 7.5%. WORKER IN AMERICA, 7.5%. FOR EMPLOYERS, IT CUTS THEIR FOR EMPLOYERS, IT CUTS THEIR PAYROLL COSTS BY 7.5%. PAYROLL COSTS BY 7.5%. YOU ARE GIVING AN INCENTIVE FOR YOU ARE GIVING AN INCENTIVE FOR WORKERS TO WORK MORE BECAUSE WORKERS TO WORK MORE BECAUSE THEY GET MORE MONEY, AND YOU ARE THEY GET MORE MONEY, AND YOU ARE GIVING AN INCENTIVE TO EMPLOYERS GIVING AN INCENTIVE TO EMPLOYERS TO HIRE MORE. TO HIRE MORE. I HEARD EARLIER ON FOX BUSINESS I HEARD EARLIER ON FOX BUSINESS NETWORK SAYING WE CAN’T DO THAT NETWORK SAYING WE CAN’T DO THAT BECAUSE WE HAVE SO MANY BECAUSE WE HAVE SO MANY UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE. UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE. THE POINT, THEY ARE MISSING THE THE POINT, THEY ARE MISSING THE POINT. POINT. THE POINT OF THIS IS TO GET THE POINT OF THIS IS TO GET UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE BACK INTO THE UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE BACK INTO THE LABOR MARKET BY CREATING A LABOR MARKET BY CREATING A BETTER JOB MARKET. BETTER JOB MARKET. I KNOW DONALD TRUMP WANTS TO DO I KNOW DONALD TRUMP WANTS TO DO THAT. THAT. THAT’S GOING TO BE, KNOW LAFFER, THAT’S GOING TO BE, KNOW LAFFER, FORBES AND I WILL BE REALLY FORBES AND I WILL BE REALLY PUSHING ON THAT ECONOMIC TASK PUSHING ON THAT ECONOMIC TASK FORCE. FORCE. STUART: HEY, STEPHEN MOORE, STUART: HEY, STEPHEN MOORE, DON’T BE SUCH A STRANGER TO THE DON’T BE SUCH A STRANGER TO THE SHOW. SHOW. IT WAS GREAT TO HAVE YOU BACK
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say all grown up is better than rugrats again i dare you, i double dare you motherfucker! 338 shares
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you live alone with your mother, with only one bed? fuck that bitch, she can sleep in the kitchen 2,257 shares
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Bonnie Rotten fucked in ass so hard she squirts
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Why the fuck Did i click on the pictures of the fractured penis? 221 shares
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Jack and Jill ((Jack is the most gullible motherfucker. I can’t believe he fell for this a second time. TRUST NO BITCH))
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Check out our new site Makeup Addiction add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption October 1st! Time to wake up Green... SHUT THE FUCK UP!
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Check out our new site Makeup Addiction add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption On these mother fucking rat traps I am tired of these mother fucking snakes
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Oslo has always appeared to be a model European city: shiny, happy people lapping up modern and classical art in its spick-and-span functionalist city centre, and a bounty of fjords, lakes and forests within minutes of the city centre. Except, that is, for one major irritant: it's also the most expensive city in the world, according to the Economist - for the second year running. The local authorities have responded to the bombshell by launching the cheesily named, but devilishly useful Streetwise Guide (free from the Use It offices on Møllergata 3 or free PDF download at use-it.no). With over 60 pages of cheap eats, free tours, and insider tips, I was armed and curious. Of course, you have to get there first, but this bit was easy-ish. I picked up one of those mercurial 1p each-way Ryanair fares (£20 after tax) and pitched up in Oslo. Or what I thought was Oslo. Oslo (Torp) - as the website denotes - is a bit like saying London (Birmingham). But the one-hour-and-40-minute bus journey to Oslo proper was a real teaser. The bus snaked the outline of shimmering lakes, cut through pine forests and over hills before, rather abruptly, arriving in the centre of town. Getting your natural fix in Oslo is an inexpensive piece of cake (a sponge, perhaps?) Streetwise pointed me to the Vippentangen port, a 20-minute walk south of the city centre. From here, the number 93 commuter ferry slips out into the inner Oslo fjord, and within seconds you feel miles from anywhere. A full circuit on the ferry takes 40 minutes, with the option of stopping off at path-lined islands smothered in lush greenery and dotted with waterfront pastel cottages. If you're feeling adventurous, on the island of Langoyene you can pitch a tent for free. Best of all, ferry travel in Oslo is included within the price of a £5 City Pass, available at subway stations. After my tour of the fjord, I headed over to Vigeland park in the northeast of the city, where hundreds of youngsters and families were laid out around barbecues in the sunshine. The backdrop was dozens of Rodin-esque sculptures of couples captured in elaborate clinches by Gustav Vigeland, one of Oslo's most celebrated artists. The Nkr10 (80p) disposable barbecues are a national institution, as are half a dozen morr - local cured sausages - at roughly the same price. As the sun set over the park, the crowds failed to subside; merely switching their consumption from eating to drinking. I realised I was witnessing another Norwegian institution - summertime alfresco vorspeil, which roughly translates as "warm-up party" (pinched from the German word for foreplay) and entails guzzling as many of your own beers as you can before hitting the bars, where a pint costs a spine-tingling £4.50. If you don't fancy doing it all yourself, the Streetwise guide has an entire section dedicated to cheap eats - a godsend in a city where two courses in a mid-range downtown restaurant will set you back over £50. I opted for a curry in Grønland, Oslo's Brick Lane, where low rents have pulled in a largely immigrant population (mostly Pakistanis - Grønland is sometimes referred to as "Little Karachi"), and more recently the gifted-but-broke arterati and a proliferation of trendy bars. The grotty weather on my last day forced me indoors, but Streetwise's gallery tips were just as reliable. In the space of two hours, I was in the presence of two "classics" without paying a penny. The Nasjonalgalleriet (Universitetsgaten 13, nasjonalmuseet.no) houses one of the original series of Edvard Munch's The Scream. At the other end of Karl Johans Gate, central Oslo's main artery, the Astrup Fearnley Museet For Moderne Kunst (Dronningensgate 4, af-moma.no), I gazed, a little confused, upon a modern classic, Damien Hirst's Mother and Child Divided - two cows split in half and suspended in cellulose. So, if you arm yourself appropriately, Oslo really isn't anything to be afraid of. The damage? I spent just over £160 all in. Note to the Economist: put that in your equation and smoke it. · Ryanair (ryanair.com) flies Stansted-Oslo (Torp) return from £20 rtn inc tax. The Anker Hostel (ankerhostel.no) has dorm beds from £12pn. Readers' guide to budget Oslo Haraldsheimen A youth hostel with panoramic views of the city, a 20-minute tram ride from the city centre. A single room with bathroom costs Nkr365 (around £31). · Haraldsheimv 4 (0047 2222 2965, haraldsheim.oslo.no). GwladysFouche --- MS Innvik Theatre ship with B&B and bar. The ambience is terrific and the price of a bed for the night is reasonable for Oslo. The beer isn't very expensive either. The fjord is usually calm and it's a delightful experience to sit and look out over the sea while enjoying a cool lager and listening to Afro-Caribbean music. · bedandbreakfast.com/norway/ms-innvik.html. cronelit --- Sult Creative kitchen and good cooking, not too expensive. · Thorvald Meyersgate 26, Grünerløkka. Pingo --- Coco Vika An excellent and very reasonably priced restaurant serving sushi and other Asian-inspired cuisine. · Dronning Mauds gate 1, near the Town Hall (+2283 1818). Magpiec13 --- Grønlandsleiret If you're short of cash and aching for a pint, work your way down East Oslo street. The cheapest beer in town. · Grønland station (all tube lines), Brugata tram stop. pneuma
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Oh, Rebound Girlfriend You're a dirty whore for wanting to be with someone other than me 399 shares
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Who said that? Who the fuck said that? Who's the slimy little communist shit, twinkle-toed cocksucker down here who just signed his own death warrant? Nobody, huh? The fairy fucking godmother said it. Out-fucking-standing! I will PT you all until you fucking die! I'll PT you until your assholes are sucking buttermilk! Who said that? Who the fuck said that? Who's the slimy little communist shit, twinkle-toed cocksucker down here who just signed his own death warrant? Nobody, huh? The fairy fucking godmother said it. Out-fucking-standing! I will PT you all until you fucking die! I'll PT you until your assholes are sucking buttermilk!
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Fucking myself with [m]y chance for the first time! 1 1590 VIEWS SAVE FLAG CONTENT
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FUCK BOY July 6th, 2015 - We found this freshman roaming around campus alone last night. Bad idea, Bro! Unless you’re trying to be someone’s bitch! Anyways, we took this Fuck Boy back with us and got him all wrecked. It didn’t take long for us to get him down on his knees. We made this bitch suck us all off before we destroyed his ass.
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Tell me how you feel about old memes one more time i dare you, i double dare you motherfucker! 121 shares
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Post another spiderman meme about masturbating instead of preparing for the hurricane i dare you, i double dare you motherfucker! 272 shares
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Check out our new site Makeup Addiction add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption add your own caption J Jonah Jameson has a hitler moustache because he is an asshole
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fuck it no one is seeing this shit 371 shares
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FIREWORK SHOW WAS POSTPONED UNTIL LABOR DAY WEEKEND DUE TO THE PANDEMIC. NOW, ORGANIZERS HAVE NOW CANCELED THE EVENT ALTOGETHER. THEY SAY WITH THE RECENT SPIKE IN COVID-19 CASES, THEY DON'T FEEL COMFORTABLE HOSTING A LARGE GATHERING THAT COULD PUT THE COMMUNITY AT RISK. "OUR MAIN CONCERN IS THE SAFETY OF PEOPLE. YOU KNOW IT'S QUITE SIMPLE. AND ALSO, TO FOLLOW THE GUIDELINES THAT ARE SENT FORTH BY NOT ONLY THE CDC BUT THE STATE AND THE CITY AND STUFF LIKE THAT." THE GOAL IS T
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You know when anonymous is after you, you officially fucked up.
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If you don't want me to scare the shit out of you stop dressing like a fucking seal 162 shares
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Chanel Preston fucking in the floor with her hairy pussy
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MATT: I'm so fucking horny I could fuck that grandma! TODD: Dude! Your one Filthy Fucker! Just after sex… TINA: So Rodd... Do you think we can be together now as boyfriend and girlfriend? RODD: Huh? Are you for real bitch? Your bigger than a house and your cunt smells like a fucking chimney! TINA: (Yells) Get the fuck out of my squat you filthy fucker! RODD: (laughing) You were just a fucking hole baby, just a fucking hole!
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