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"Take it easy." "What do you want, Byron?" "I came to say goodbye." "Bullshit." "You came to gloat." "Now, you know good and well" "I'm too old and tired to get caught up in pride." "I didn't ask you to leave because I wanted to." "You didn't ask me to do anything." "But what I did for you," "I wouldn't do for anyone else." "I gave you what you wanted." "A chance for you and Kat to... keep on keepin' on." "You had any sense, you'd have been running Anderson and Barnes out of town, instead of betraying your best friend of 20 years." "The one person who could have protected you from what's comin'." "And what is that?" "No, you got something to say, come on out and say it." "You got things all turned around, Byron." "None of this is what you think it is." "Gettin' rid of one of 'em won't mean shit when it's all said and done." "Babe?" " We should get going." " I'm comin'." "You know how bad traffic gets on the interstate." "I said I'll be right there, honey." "Do yourself a favor, Byron." "Stay clear of things you don't understand." "Be real shame if something bad happened to you." "Watch out for all this mud." "Hey, firefly, why don't you, uh, have a seat here where I can see you." "I'll be right back." "Is everything okay, Daddy?" "Yeah, it's okay." "Better than okay." "It's perfect, just like you." "Go away!" "That's breakin' and entering'." "Doors not even locked." "This is West Virginia." "I'm still allowed to shoot you." "We just went by the school." "They say you called in sick." "Well, that's what normal people do when they're not feeling well." "What happened to your hand?" "I broke a glass." "Oh, it was an accident." "Was it really?" "I could really do without the judgments right now." "I'm not judging you." " Then what are you doin'?" " Hey." "Checking in on you, shithead, like you did for me." "Mark's gonna find another job." "Donnie, he'll crumble when the truth comes out." "You... need to quit beating' on yourself for things you can't change." "That's good advice." "I liked it much better the hundred times I was giving it to you." "Yeah, well, just be glad I listened." "Finally." "Megan, I need a favor." "Amber's, uh... she's having a hard time." "She's... confused." "I think she needs to just start acting like a normal kid again." "You want me to get her enrolled in my school?" "Figure maybe you could pull some strings." "Without anybody asking questions?" "Okay." "I'll see what I can do." "Thanks." "Have you heard from Allison?" "No." "I'm tired of waiting around by the phone." "What are you gonna do?" "I'm gonna go out and find her." "John?" "You know, when my son was about 13, he got kicked out of school." "Really?" "Well, not exactly kicked out." "He got suspended for a few days." "There was this kid in his class teasing him." "So, Matthew waited till after school... gave him a real ass whoopin'." "Fighter like his father." "I told him he'd embarrassed me." "That he was the son of a preacher man." "He needed to get his shit together and start acting like one." "Wonder what he would have made of my... little show the other night." "Well, I think he probably would say what I'm about to say." "Get your shit together." "I want you to move in with me." " Tricia" " Don't worry." "I'm not looking for a crutch." "I just want some normalcy." "You know that people are talking about us." "Fuck 'em." "Hey, you know what?" "Everyone says she's the nicest teacher in the whole school." "I wanna stay with you." "Okay, Amber... you've been through a lot of changes recently." "And that ain't fair, I know that." "But I'm gonna make it up to you." "I swear, I'm gonna get things back to normal." "You're gonna look for Mommy, aren't you?" "Yeah, I am." "I know it makes you nervous, baby, but... you'll see, once we get her home, it's for the best." "We'll be a family." "No one can ever hurt us again." "You're lyin'." "Why do you say that?" "'Cause that's what grownups do." "Look... if you promise you make a good go of it at this school," "I promise I won't lie to you about Mommy." "Or anything else ever." "That's the honest truth." "I promise." "Oh, thank you, baby." "Good morning, Florence." "Reverend Anderson." "I just need a few minutes of your time." "Oh, I'm sorry, Reverend," "I'm already really running late." "Florence, please." "If anyone sees me talking to you..." "You and I, we've been on the front line for as long as I can remember, and together we've helped so many of our neighbors." "You know, the-- the truth is I don't have many friends left." "And all I can do now is rely on those that still believe in my work." "Who may still believe in me." "Well, what can I do?" "You could tell me what the deacons are saying about me." "What they're thinkin'." "They're meetin' at noon to discuss your replacement." "I'm gonna go to the bathroom." "You want anything from the store?" "Somethin' salty." "Now, your blood pressure is already high enough." "How about a nice, tasty apple?" "Sounds delicious." "Just a second." "I said just a second!" "Aren't you gonna wash your hands?" "What are you doin' here?" "You left without saying goodbye." "Well, I couldn't." "Giles was watchin'." "I suppose some things are just... out of our control." "I wish everybody showed your initiative, Kat." "I have a new job for you." "Mark!" "Hey." "Megan told me what happened." "I'm sorry." "Yeah, it ain't my proudest moment, but... you know, life goes on, right?" "Look, I know my timing's awful, but I don't really know what else to do." "About Allison?" "Yeah." "Sometimes people just need time to sort stuff out." "What if..." "What if this is different?" "What if... something else?" "She might..." "Oh, you think she might hurt herself?" "I don't know, but, Mark, I can't take that chance." "Would you if it was Megan?" "When was the last time you were at her house?" "Yesterday." "There was no answer." "You didn't go inside?" "I got the restraining order." "I" "All right, well, if you don't say nothin', I won't." "Come on." "I'll follow you." "All right." "The storm in Roanoke when I was" "Pardon the interruption." "But before you all make a grave mistake," "I would like to be heard." "I believe I've earned that right at least." "This is a private church meeting." "I am this church, Tansy." "I built it from nothin'." "Laid the foundations of my own blood, sweat, and tears, and you damn well know it." "Now, at some point, every one of you has come to me for spiritual guidance, and I've always been there to provide it." "Now, I implore you to place your trust in me now." "I implore you to believe that my actions are in your best interest and that of this entire community." "The way they always have been, the way they always will be." "John, John!" "You should leave now." "Yes, Reverend... you really should go." "What the hell is he doing here?" "Do you have any idea what you have done inviting the devil into God's house?" "Oh, no." "Sidney has come to make a donation." "His decision to forgive your insults should be a lesson in kindness and charity." "How can you be so blind?" "This man is pretending to be one of us, but he is not!" "John, that's it!" "He is not one of us!" " That is enough out of you!" " I will not allow you to poison anymore souls with your hatred and bile!" "I think you have the wrong impression of me, Reverend." "I'm not some kind of monster." "What are you?" "Well, just a man, trying to live as... as righteous a life as I can." "Now, I'm sorry if that offends you, but... maybe you're the one who needs to be reminded what it means to be a..." "a good Christian." "Reverend, no!" "Chaplain!" "Oh, stop!" "Reverend!" "What were you thinking?" "I came to get my job back." "Hell of a strategy." "It's exactly what he wanted." "To get his ass kicked?" "To isolate and embarrass me even further." "It's been his plan all along." "Well, if you knew that, then why'd you fall for it?" "It's not every day you get to punch the devil in the face." "Why isn't he in handcuffs?" "Look, mister." "Since there's no real harm done," "I suggest we forgo all the usual legal formalities." "Why would we do that?" "That man there," "I've known for the better part of 20 years." "But you... you, I don't know from Adam." "Now, I warned you once about messing with my friends." "Don't make me show you just how little patience I really have." "I want to press charges." "I want him arrested." "It's okay, Chief." "You can get me out of here." "One of the perks of not being a cop anymore." "After you." "Why don't you go upstairs?" "I'll check around down here." "Yeah." "Allison!" "Allison!" "Allison, let me in." "Kyle?" "She's not here." "You been through hell on this, and..." "I may have been too hard on you." "Just protecting your family, Mark." "It's all right." "Amazing how far a man will go to do that." "This is Mark." "Yep." "Well, thank you." "That was the school nurse." "Guess Megan went home." "Is she okay?" "I guess she's got some sort of stomach bug." "I'm gonna head home, see if she's okay." "I'm worried about her." "She hasn't been herself." "Well, she'll pull through." "She's been through worse." "Hell, you both have." "All right, I'll call you later." "Mark?" "Thanks." "Allison!" "Lauren." "Wait." "Wait!" "Wait." "Lauren, please wait!" "No." "Just let me explain." " I'm calling the police, Kyle." " No, don't." "Listen to what I have to say first." "Allison left Amber with me." "I know." "Wait a minute." "You've spoken to her?" "Where is she?" "She doesn't want to see you." "That doesn't make any sense." "She came back to me." "My daughter was very confused." " She's not afraid of me anymore." " No." "She's afraid of herself." "I blame you for that." "I don't know what happened that day, but it changed my beautiful baby girl into someone I barely recognize." "I just want the real Allison back." "So do I." "Just tell me where she is." "Please." "What, that's it?" "That's it." "Are you sure?" "I mean, I can't stop until I've seen this through." "When you get jammed up out there, you give me a call." "I'll come runnin'." "He was right." "This is perfect!" "I don't know about this." "Oh, what's not to know?" "Everything we need is all right here!" "Why you, Kat?" "Why us?" "Why not us?" "Don't you think we deserve this responsibility?" "Watchin' after a few folks in the woods is one thing, but this..." "Why can't he do it?" "Ohh." "There something' wonderful comin', sweetheart, and this is our part that we've been chosen to play." "You know I'd do anything for you, babe." "But none of this feels right." "We can get in the car right now and go anywhere we want." "Leave all this behind." "Just you and me." "You do what you have to." "There is no you and me without this." "If... if Giles finds out we haven't left town..." "Giles chose the wrong side." "He'll get what's coming to him soon enough." "What about Anderson?" "And Barnes?" "We got real lucky with them last time." "Luck had nothing to do with that." "You rescued me." "You." "Come to think of it..." "I never had a chance to... show my appreciation." "Hm?" "Hm?" "Hm?" "You trust me, babe?" "Yes." "Then you have absolutely nothin' to worry about." "You puked in front of the whole school?" "I've never been so embarrassed." "Oh, baby." " Are you okay?" " No, Mark." "I'm the opposite of okay." "What if the charges against you stick?" "What if you go to prison?" "That's not gonna happen." "How are you so sure?" "I'm just trying to stay positive." "For both of us." "You may need to try harder." "I'm pregnant." "It's like some kind of sick joke." "Maybe you're just not looking at this the right way." "What's the right way, Mark?" "This the absolute worst time this could happen." "Any way you spin it, we're fucked." "I'll call the doctor in the mornin', have it taken care of." "Hey, hey, sweetie, come on." "You don't gotta do that." "Baby... this is a sign made... that everything's gonna be all right." "That we're supposed to go on living our lives." "Have you forgotten what it's like?" "Babies need car seats and diapers and doctor visits, formula." "Mm-hmm." "With one salary, well, we can barely afford the bills we already have." "Yeah, well, it's a good thing I got a job interview tomorrow." " Wait, what?" " Yeah." "They need another security guard down at the mill." "Baby, I'm due for some good luck." "Are you sure we should do this?" "Baby... this is a clean slate for us." "A fresh start." "Wow." "I'm gonna be a mom!" "Again." "Maybe after this one, we'll try for a third, huh?" " Oh, don't make me hurt you!" " Come here." "Come here." "Yes, sir." "Yes, sir." "All right." "Can I help you?" "Uh, I need to see a patient." "Allison Barnes." "We have a strict no-visitor policy." "Ma'am, I broke into my own house today, convinced I was gonna find the love of my life hanging from a rope and afraid of how" "I was gonna explain that to our little girl." "If there was ever a time to break the rules, this is it." "Please." "Allison was particularly agitated when she checked herself in." "We've been giving her a sedative." "Something to help her relax." "Wait right here." "Mr. Barnes." "Mr. Barnes." "You can have a few minutes." "Allison." "Hey, baby." "There's so many things I need to tell you." "Things I should have told you a long time ago." "And I wanted to." "The other night on the porch, I did." "I just didn't know how." "And I didn't want this." "What happened to us that day wasn't your fault." "My mother wasn't sick, Allison." "She wasn't bipolar like they said." "She had somethin' inside of her." "Something controlling' her." "And I don't know why, but... they seem to choose the people that I love." "I think it's 'cause they need me, we're connected or somethin'." "I know how this all sounds." "It's true." "But there's hope, baby." "I can stop them." "I can draw these things out of people and make 'em go away, and, baby, that's... that's what I did that day." "To the one that was inside of you." "It's gone." "Okay?" "You're not sick." "You're not dangerous to anybody anymore." "I want you to come home, baby." "I want you to come home to a family." "Our family." "You don't belong here." "You are the kindest, gentlest man I've ever known." "But, baby, you can't protect me anymore." " Baby, that's not true." " Not from myself." "You need to move on." "Please." "You need to be the one to raise Amber now." "Not me." "Not us." "Baby" "No." "Please." "Wait." "Baby, no." "I love you, baby." "Please." "Wait." "Hey." "Hey." "It's me." "You sound terrible." "Thanks." "How's Amber?" "You were right about school." "She made three new friends today." "That's great." "Any news on Allison?" "No." "Nothin'." "Don't give up, Kyle." "If anybody deserves a happy ending to their story, it's you." "Uh, thought I'd say..." "I might be a couple hours before I can come and get her." "Is that all right?" "Well, she's welcome to stay the night." "The girls would love a slumber party." "Thanks." "That's all right." "I..." "I'd like for her to be under my roof tonight." "You know?" "Give the firefly a little kiss on the head for me, will you?" "Tell her I'll see her soon." "Will do." "Thanks, Megan." "Sure." "Bye." "What is this?" " Where have you been?" " Out." "Just answer the question." " Bite me." " Aaron!" "I saw you with Sidney." "So what?" "Now, I need to know everything." "No." "Aaron!" "I don't want you going near that man ever again." " He is very dangerous." " Why?" "Because the asshole you're boning says so?" "Don't you dare speak to your mother like that." "And what are you gonna do about it?" "You know what?" "I should take a damn belt to that smart mouth of yours!" " Teach you some goddamn manners!" " John!" " Don't let him hurt me!" " You have to leave, you have to leave!" " He's playing you." " Mom!" "Get out of my house." "Please?" "Just go!" " He's playing you, Patricia." " Please." "My father used to beat the crap out of me." "Did the same to my mom." "I guess this means you won't be coming around here anymore." "Oh!" "Yeah, I almost forgot." "Sidney says that you're too late to stop it." "Stop what?" "I'll catch you later, Reverend Shit-For-Brains." "We should talk." "Megan, you all right?" "I heard a scream." "Baby, you okay?" "Megan, hel-- help." "Help." "Help." "Why?" "No!" "Megan." "I'm so damn tired of pushing a rock up a hill." "I know the feeling." "My way isn't working." "I accept that." "But if anything, all I've done is hold you back." "The truth is..." "I'm jealous of you, Kyle." "Shouldn't be." "I don't know what the hell I'm doin', Rev." "You're the one with the gift." "Whatever it is, it ain't a gift." "It's taken the people I love from my life." "Maybe hurt people I don't even know." "Little Joshua, Sherry." "The way they looked at me." "Like I'm the freak." "Maybe they're right." "No, they're not." " Hello?" " Dad?" "Daddy?" "Amber, what's wrong?" "Aunt Megan." "She's sick like Mommy!" "Amber!" "Amber!" "Amber!" "Amber!" "Amber!" "Amber!" "Amber!" "Amber!" "Amber!" "Amber!"
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Effects of chloropyramine, dimethindene and diphenhydramine on transepithelial ion transport: studies in bovine tracheal epithelium and frog skin. The effects on transepithelial ion transports of chloropyramine, dimetindene and diphenhydramine, which are three antagonists of H1-receptors of histamine, were examined in bovine tracheal epithelium and in frog skin. The short-circuit current I0 across bovine tracheal epithelium is the sum of active secretion of Cl- and absorption of Na+. In this tissue, all three drugs induced a reversible, dose-related inhibition of I0, up to 100%. The concentrations giving 50% of maximal effect were 1.4 X 10(-4) M for chloropyramine, 2.0 X 10(-4) M for dimetindene and 2.5 X 10(-4) M for diphenhydramine. The effect was unrelated to the agonist binding site of H1-receptors of histamine, since it was not altered in the presence of 10(-3) M histamine. Experiments in which Na+ transport was selectively reduced by 5 X 10(-5) M amiloride, or in which Cl- transport was selectively abolished by 10(-3) M furosemide, 10(-4) M bumetanide or Cl- removal, indicated that Na+ and Cl- transports were equally affected by the drugs. The action of chloropyramine was composed of an early inhibition of Na+ and Cl- movements, followed by a slow recovery of Cl- secretion. In frog skin, each one of the three H1-antagonists modified the I0, following two main patterns of response, a stimulation at the lower concentrations tested, or an inhibition at higher concentrations. Dose-response relationships were obscured by a large variability in response of individual skins. These observations in bovine tracheal epithelium and frog skin suggest that H1-antagonists might alter the functioning of other epithelia as well.
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The hamlet of Ashiestiel on the banks of the River Tweed west of Galashiels is perhaps better known as the location of the former Peel Hospital that occupied the imposing house and grounds of the same name. With the closure of the hospital some years ago, the site of the former hospital wards and ancillary buildings now contains this community of 27 large detached villas within a magnificent landscape of mature trees. The house types have been designed with a traditional flavour to respect the proximity of the A-listed Peel House of 1907, while the white walls and slate roofs, which are standard throughout the development, are a bold statement against the woodland backdrop of these highly desirable homes.
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André Previn and Friends Play Show Boat André Previn and Friends Play Show Boat is a 1995 album by André Previn of songs from the musical Show Boat. Reception The album was reviewed by Scott Yanow at Allmusic who wrote that aside from "Make Believe", which was "unusually sweet" Previn's "interpretations of the other pieces are melodic, respectful and swinging". Ray Brown and Grady Tate were praised by Yanow as being "typically excellent in support". Track listing "Make Believe" (Hammerstein, Kern) – 3:59 "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" (Hammerstein, Kern) – 5:02 "Ol' Man River" (Hammerstein, Kern) – 4:28 "Bill" (Hammerstein, Kern, PG Wodehouse) – 3:05 "Lickety Split" (André Previn) – 5:54 "White Wood" (Previn) – 6:57 "Dr. DJ" (Evelyn Hawkins)" (Previn) – 3:03 "Life upon the Wicked Stage" (Hammerstein, Kern) – 5:36 "Why Do I Love You?" (Hammerstein, Kern) – 3:18 "I Might Fall Back on You" (Hammerstein, Kern) – 3:03 "Nobody Else But Me" (Hammerstein, Kern) – 4:34 Personnel André Previn – piano Mundell Lowe – guitar Ray Brown – double bass Grady Tate – drums Production Elizabeth Ostrow – editing, producer Tom Lazarus – engineer Alison Ames – executive producer Miles Kreuger – illustrations Christian Steiner – photography References Category:1995 albums Category:André Previn albums Category:Deutsche Grammophon albums
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THE INDY IS FREE. MAKING IT ISN'T. Who’s behind this ridiculous full-page ad in the News and Observer?
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Sailing at the 2018 Asian Games – Women's RS:X The women's RS:X competition at the 2018 Asian Games was held from 24 to 31 August 2018. Schedule All times are Western Indonesia Time (UTC+07:00) Results References External links Official website Women's RS:X
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Rep. Justin Amash (I-MI) formally withdrew from the Republican Party on Monday. Several days after publishing his scorching Washington Post op-ed announcing his departure from the GOP, Amash sent a letter to House GOP leaders Reps. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and Liz Cheney (R-WY) as a “formal notification” of his withdrawal. He also gave up his seat on the House Oversight Committee, his one committee assignment. “Please accept this letter as formal notification that I am withdrawing my membership in the House Republican Conference, effective immediately, for the reasons outlined in my accompanying op-ed,” Amash wrote. Today, I sent the attached letter to Republican leaders as formal notification that I am withdrawing my membership in the House Republican Conference and, consistent with House rules, resigning from the Committee on Oversight and Reform. pic.twitter.com/8x8lFUmaGY — Justin Amash (@justinamash) July 8, 2019 According to Politico and the Washington Post, House Republicans were planning on stripping Amash of his committee seat in response to the op-ed anyway. Amash, who was the only Republican to call for impeachment proceedings before he became an independent, sometimes voted with Oversight Democrats during their investigations into President Donald Trump. “We owe it to future generations to stand up for our constitutional republic so that Americans may continue to live free for centuries to come,” he said in his op-ed on July 4. “Preserving liberty means telling the Republican Party and the Democratic Party that we’ll no longer let them play their partisan game at our expense.” Trump responded to the Declaration of Justin-dependence with glee. “Great news for the Republican Party as one of the dumbest & most disloyal men in Congress is ‘quitting’ the Party,” he tweeted. “No Collusion, No Obstruction! Knew he couldn’t get the nomination to run again in the Great State of Michigan. Already being challenged for his seat. A total loser!” This story has been updated to include Amash’s formal withdrawal.
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009 Merry, Merry Month of May Indy Blogmeet! The Best BBQ I've sampled north of the Mason-Dixon is the objective for this month's blogmeet (and delicious salmon for those who don't do the swine, although I have to say that Locally Grown Gardens' smoked pulled pork would make a rabbi kick a hole in a stained glass window...) Obligatory Religious Food Joke: Back in the days of mandatory meatless Fridays for Catholics, a Protestant moved into a largely Catholic neighborhood. His first Friday there, he drove the neighbors around the bend by throwing some ribeyes on the grill, their scent wafting about and tantalizing people dining on fish filets. The next Friday, same thing. On the third Friday, a delegation of neighborhood elders showed up on his doorstep and convinced him to renounce his Protestant ways. Water was sprinkled. "You were born a Protestant, you were raised a Protestant, and now you're a Catholic." On the fourth Friday, just as everybody settled down to their dinner of whitefish and fries, the scent of seared beef floated over the neighborhood. Outraged, the leading lights of the village ran down to the new guy's house and peered over his fence to see him sprinkling water on a huge slab of beef, intoning "You were born a steer, you were raised a steer, and now you're a fish." A Rabbi and a Catholic Bishop were discussing the various proscriptions of their faiths. "Have you, Rabbi, ever violated a religious proscription?" The Rabbi hesitated for a moment then admitted, "Yes. I have consumed pork." But he continued, "What about you, Father? Have you ever violated a proscription?" The Bishop hesitated for quite a while before admitting, "Yes, when I was a young, newly ordained Priest, I once had a dalliance with a beautiful young parishoner." The Rabbi responded, "Beats the Hell out of a ham sandwich, doesn't it?" "Back in the days of mandatory meatless Fridays for Catholics..."This has always given me pause; what, exactly, is the differentiation of the flesh of a fish from that of a typical warm-blooded ungulate? WTF? To us heathens, it's all the same, I suppose, with the real difference being in the preparation and protein denaturation over heat. Go figger. In most of medieval Europe, fish was plentiful and relatively cheap, but farmed meat was too expensive for the peasants to eat very often, and the lords claimed to own all the wild game. So peasants ate fish when they could afford even that much, the middle class and all but the richest clerics ate fish often, and noblemen showed off their wealth with pork and beef, and their power with tables loaded with wild game. So some Pope decided it would be good for their souls to eat poor folks food once a week. (And it would give a chance for some of that bounty to trickle down to the lower tables where the lesser clergy ate.) There was another reason for eating fish occasionally, although I doubt the medievals ever suspected it: in some parts of Europe, I think including Italy, the soil is quite deficient in iodine. If you only ate the products of that soil - vegetable, wild game, and domesticated meat - you would suffer from thyroid problems due to a lack of enough iodine. But the iodine isn't gone, it just washed out to sea, and eating a little fish would clear that problem up. How bad did it get? The first symptom of iodine deficiency is goiter, a swelling of the thyroid gland in the neck. Historians have deduced from old portraits and accompanying commentaries that at one time, not only was goiter common among those rich enough to hire a portrait painter, but a little goiter was considered a sign of beauty. That is, the women of the rich and powerful were considered beautiful, so if they had goiters, goiters were beautiful. (Sort of like anorexia and Hollywood, eh?)
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Regulation of alternative splicing of Bcl-x by IL-6, GM-CSF and TPA. The splicing of many alternative exons in the precursor messenger RNA (pre-mRNA) is regulated by extracellular factors but the underlying molecular bases remain unclear. Here we report the differential regulation of Bcl-x pre-mRNA splicing by extracellular factors and their distinct requirements for pre-mRNA elements. In K562 leukemia cells, treatment with interleukin-6 (IL-6) or granulocyte-macrophage colony stimulating factor (GM-CSF) reduced the proportion of the Bcl-xL variant mRNA while treatment with 12-O-tetradecanoylphorbol 13-acetate (TPA) had no effect. In U251 glioma cells, however, TPA efficiently increased the Bcl-xL level. These regulations were also seen for a transfected splicing reporter mini-gene. Further analyses of deletion mutants indicate that nucleotides 1-176 on the downstream intron are required for the IL-6 effect, whereas additional nucleotides 177-284 are essential for the GM-CSF effects. As for the TPA effect, only nucleotides 1-76 are required in the downstream intron, Thus UK-6, GM-CSF and TPA differentially regulate Bcl-x splicing and require specific intronic pre-mRNA sequences for their respective effects.
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The objectives of this proposed research are: (1) to develop procedures for the boron-10 labeling of anti-CEA and anti-CSAp goat IgG which will maximize the boron-10 content without diminishing the binding activities of the antibodies; (2) to synthesize protein conjugating carborane species having an increased number of boron-10 atoms in each molecule; (3) to 3H and 14C label these molecules; (4) to determine whether boron-10 labeled anti-CEA and anti-CSAp (whole IgG and fragments) injected intravenously into tumor-bearing golden hamsters can concentrate boron-10 in the areas of the tumors; (5) to evaluate the effectsof thermal reaction irradiation of these areas. Methodology includes: (1) boron-10 labeling anti-CEA and anti-CSAp goat IgG by diazo coupling, isothiocyanate linkages and sulfonamide linkages; (2) determining the immunoglobulin immunoreactivity after boron-10 labeling by radioimmunoassasy; (3) modifying the carborane molecules to contain polar ionic water solubilizing groups and carbohydrate groups to decrease the amount of antibody precipitaion during boron-10 labeling; (4) synthesizing protein conjugating molecules containing multiple carborane cages and boron-10 enriched carboranes using 10BF3.CaF2 as the precursor; (5) synthesizing 3H and 14C labeled carborane species using tritiated water and 14C enriched phenylacetylene as precursors; (6) cleanly separating all protein conjugating carborane species using preparative high pressure liquid chromatography techniques; (7) injecting boron-10 labeled anti-CEA and anti-CSAp (whole IgG and fragments) into tumor-bearing golden hamsters and measuring the boron-10 concentration differential between tumor and adjacent normal tissue using the 3H and 14C labels; (8) irradiating with thermal neutrons the areas of the tumors and evaluating the localixed destructive nature of neutron capture therapy using boron-10 labeled tumor specific antibodies. This proposal falls within the objective of the Biological Response Modifiers Program.
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Big Bear Records Big Bear Records is a British record label set up in 1968 by Jim Simpson in Birmingham, England. It specialises in blues and jazz recordings. History Big Bear Records was founded by promoter and band manager Jim Simpson in 1968, taking its name from the nickname given to Simpson by Radio 1 DJ John Peel. At the time, Simpson was managing The Locomotive, who had just scored a top 40 hit with "Rudi's In Love". After Parlophone, the band's existing label, declined to release the planned follow-up recording "Rudi The Red Nosed Reindeer", Simpson decided to set up his own Big Bear Records label to release the single (with the band renamed Steam Shovel for contractual reasons), with initial distribution from Island Records. During 1968, Simpson established the weekly Henry's Blueshouse club night at The Crown Hotel on Station Street in Birmingham. Early members of the club included Ozzy Osbourne and Tony Iommi, who one week approached Simpson to request a support slot at a future gig for their band, then known as Earth. Simpson would go on to manage Earth, who soon changed their name to Black Sabbath. Under Simpson's management, they reached number one on the album chart with Paranoid, before leaving him in 1970. Following this, Simpson began to focus his attention on recording and touring American bluesmen, under the billing American Blues Legends. Featuring musicians including Tommy Tucker, Willie Mabon, Homesick James, Doctor Ross, Snooky Pryor, Cousin Joe, Eddie "Guitar" Burns, Champion Jack Dupree and Eddie Playboy Taylor, Big Bear released a total of 21 albums of American blues during the 1970s The 1980s saw Big Bear Records returning to Simpson's first love, mainstream jazz and swing. Assembling a lineup of leading British jazz musicians including Humphrey Lyttelton, Dick Morrissey, Digby Fairweather, Dave Shepherd and Jim Douglas, Big Bear promoted a live jam session on 12 August 1984 at Birmingham's Cannon Hill Park, recorded and released on LP as The M&B Jam Session. The success of the event provided the impetus for the first Birmingham International Jazz Festival the following summer, which continues to be organised annually by Big Bear Music every July. In 1987, Big Bear launched The Jazz Rag magazine, which continues to publish bi-monthly as well as The British Jazz Awards. The first edition of the awards was marked with a ceremony at Birmingham's Grand Hotel, where the jam session featuring the poll winners was recorded and released as the British Jazz Awards 1987 album. Big Bear Records continued to work with prominent names in British jazz into the 1990s, releasing albums by Lady Sings The Blues (fronted by Val Wiseman), Kenny Baker's Dozen, Bruce Adams and Alan Barnes. More recent releases have featured such artists as Nomy Rosenberg (brother of Jimmy Rosenberg), King Pleasure & The Biscuit Boys, Tipitina, Remi Harris and The Whiskey Brothers. Big Bear Records Discography See also List of record labels References External links Big Bear Music Group homepage Illustrated Big Bear Records discography List of 7 inch 45 rpms Category:British record labels Category:Blues record labels Category:Jazz record labels
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NT Pneus Descrição: A NT Pneus é uma tradicional loja de rodas e pneus em Pouso Alegre que, além de soluções em estética automotiva, oferece os serviços de alinhamento, balanceamento, suspensão, troca de óleo e borracharia.
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Marsha Would possibly is a furious shopaholic with a low price range. There's a $200 Eisenhowers of footwear stripling needs. Minor instantaneously thinks of her stepbrother. He has a excellent task and at all times has a bunch of cash on him. Minor'll do the rest for the cash as stripling gropes on his groin. He let's her unleash his jizz-shotgun and sits again for a hand job. Marsha enjoys draining manstick and getting it rock-hard in her forearms. Minor provides him a messy fellate dt. He pulls off her cut-offs they usually 69. He thumbs and munches her gash as stripling guzzles his trouser snake.
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Edwards, Edward, Admiral 1753 – goes to sea, possibly as a captain’s servant. Not much is known of his early life, and this date is inferred, as he would have needed at least six years experience to take the lieutenant’s exam 1759 – passes exam and is commissioned a lieutenant at 17 1759-1781 – serves on various ships, rising from 4th lieutenant to 1st lieutenant 1781 – April 25 promoted to Post Captain 1781-1784 – commands HMS Narcissus 1784-1790 – on half-pay list 1790 – August 5 given command of HMS Pandora and ordered to the South Seas to recover HMS Bounty and find, take into custody, and return the mutineers to England 1791 – March 23 the Pandora arrives in Tahiti 1791 – May 8, having taken 14 mutineers into custody, Edwards sails from Tahiti in search of the remainder 1791 – Edwards spends 3 months going from island to island searching for the Bounty and the remaining mutineers. He loses the jolly boat with 4 men aboard and becomes separated from the Pandora’s tender with 11 men aboard. 1791 – Having decided to give up the search and return home, on August 29 the Pandora is shipwrecked on the Great Barrier Reef with the loss of 32 crewmen and 4 mutineer prisoners. 1791 – September 16 Edwards and the survivors arrive at Coupang (Kupang), Timor, in four of the Pandora’s boats 1791 – November 17 Edwards and the survivors arrive in Batavia (Jakarta), Java, aboard Dutch East India Company ship Rembang. Sixteen more crewmen are lost to disease during the stay at Batavia. 1791 – during the voyage of the Pandora, Edwards discovers several islands in Polynesia, including Ducie, Lord Hood (Marutea), and Carysfort (Tureia) in the Tuamotus, and Duke of Clarence (Nukunono) in the Tokelaus. Outside of Polynesia, he discovered Rotuma and Cherry (Anuda) Islands. 1792 – June 18 Edwards arrives in England with his ten prisoners 1792 – September 10 Edwards is court-martialed for the loss of the Pandora and exonerated 1792-1799 – serves as recruiting officer 1799 – honorary promotion to Rear-Admiral 1805 – honorary promotion to Vice-Admiral 1814 – June 4 honorary promotion to Admiral of the White, the third most senior officer in the Royal Navy 1815 – died April 13 1815 – buried April 15 at Water Newton in the parish church of St Remegius
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Armand (name) Armand is a French masculine given name and surname, the French form of Herman. Notable people with the name include: Given name Saint Herman, aka, Saint Armand Armand (photographer) (1901–63), Armenian photographer Armand Arabian (1934-2018), American judge Armand Assante (b. 1949), American actor Armand Borel (1923–2003), Swiss mathematician, Armand Brinkhaus (born 1935), Louisiana politician Armand Călinescu (1893-1939), Romanian Prime Minister Armand D'Angour (b. 1958), British classicist Armand de Bourbon, prince de Conti (1629–66), French noble Armand de Gontaut, baron de Biron (1524–92), French soldier Armand de Gramont, comte de Guiche (1637–73), French noble Armand de La Richardie (1686-1758), French Roman Catholic missionary Armand de Pontmartin (1811–90), French literary critic and essayist Armand Doré (1824-1882), French painter. Armand Doria (1824-1896), French art collector. Armand, duc d'Aiguillon (1750-1800), French noble Armand Duplantis (born 1999), American-born Swedish athlete Armand Hammer (1898–1990), American Industrialist Armand Jean du Plessis de Richelieu (1585–1642), French clergyman and statesman commonly known as Cardinal Richelieu Armand Lohikoski (1912-2005), Finnish movie director & writer Armand of Kersaint (1742–93), French sailor and politician Armand Marquiset (1900-1981), French philanthropist Armand Mouyal (1925–1988), French world champion épée fencer Armand Peugeot (1849–1915), French industrialist and pioneer of the automobile industry Armand Van Helden (born 1970), American DJ and musician Surname Abraham Armand, Roman Catholic priest David Armand (born 1977), English actor Émile Armand (1872-1962), French anarchist Frøydis Armand (born 1949), Norwegian actress Gesner Armand (born 1936), Haitian painter Gisken Armand (born 1962), Norwegian actress Inessa Armand (1874-1920), French communist Jean Armand de Lestocq (1692-1767), French adventurer Joseph-François Armand (1820-1903), Canadian politician Leanne Armand (born 1968), Australian marine scientist Louis Armand (1905–71), French Resistance member Patrick Armand, French ballet dancer Romain Armand (born 1987), French footballer Sylvain Armand (born 1980), retired French footballer Fictional characters Armand (The Vampire Chronicles), character from The Vampire Chronicles novels Count Armand, character from the movie The Legend of Zorro Armand St. Just, character from the Scarlet Pimpernel novels Armand Duval, character from the romantic novel La Dame aux Camelias Armand Trevelyan, from Isaac Asimov's novella "Profession". Armand d'Hubert, protagonist of the Joseph Conrad short story "The Duel" (1908) and Ridley Scott Film "The Duellists" (1977) Armand D'Argencourt, character from Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir References See also Armand Commission, first commission of the European Atomic Energy Community Armand de Brignac, champagne brand produced by Champagne Cattier Armand's Legion, Continental Army military unit St Armand (disambiguation) Saint-Armand, Quebec St. Armand, New York St. Armand's Key in Florida Arman (name) Category:French-language surnames Category:French masculine given names de:Armand es:Armand fr:Armand ja:アルマン pt:Armand
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Endgame recorded $2.790.2 billion worldwide as of Sunday (courtesy chrishemsworth) Avengers: Endgame, the concluding chapter in a Marvel superhero saga from Walt Disney Co., toppled James Cameron's Avatar to become the highest-grossing film of all time. Disney rereleased the film with new footage in late June for a final push as Endgame closed in on the record. It has now taken in an estimated $2.790.2 billion in theaters worldwide as of Sunday, the company said, ahead of the $2,789.7 billion accumulated by Avatar a decade ago. Grabbing the No. 1 spot caps an extraordinary run for Marvel and Avengers in particular. The four pictures in the superhero mash-up averaged $652.5 million in domestic ticket sales, and the 23 films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, dating back to Iron Man in 2008, rank as the top-grossing movie franchise. The Marvel characters have continued their run of successes this summer with Sony Corp.'s Spider-Man: Far From Home dominating theaters now. As of July 14, the film had taken in $847 million in worldwide ticket sales. Disney's good fortune isn't limited to the universe of superheroes. Its live-action remake of the 1994 cartoon classic The Lion King dominated theaters this weekend, topping the U.S. and Canadian box office with $185 million, according to estimates from researcher Comscore Inc. Disney punched up the rerelease of Endgame with a tribute to the late Marvel pioneer Stan Lee, an unfinished scene and a sneak peek at a scene in Far From Home. Fans also got an exclusive poster. Disney has had a run of box-office successes built around Marvel, Star Wars and Pixar movies that have made it the industry leader. With its acquisition of 21st Century Fox properties for $71 billion earlier this year, Disney will also be home to Avatar sequels that Cameron plans to begin rolling out in 2021. In inflation-adjusted terms, Endgame ranks No. 16 on the all-time list, according to Box Office Mojo. "Gone With the Wind," first released in 1939, tops the list on that basis. Marvel also revealed a new slate of films Saturday, reassuring fans that the most successful film series in Hollywood history will continue for years. After many years of speculation, the studio confirmed Black Widow will lead a film focused on the female character slated for May 2020. That was widely expected among fans, as well as the scheduling of The Eternals for November next year. Some surprises included Natalie Portman's return to the franchise as a female Thor in the fourth installment called Thor: Love and Thunder, which will include an LGBTQ character. A second Doctor Strange movie is planned, along with the unexpected reboot of Blade, naming Oscar winner Mahershala Ali in the role. Diversity was at the forefront with dating of Shang Chi and the Legends of the Ten Rings, its first Asian superhero led movie. It also named a string of new series led by popular characters Loki and Hawkeye, as well as animated Marvel offerings, for its nascent streaming service Disney+. Marvel President Kevin Feige, who made the announcements Saturday at Comic-Con, had signaled earlier that future films would feature the most diverse cast of superheroes ever. In March, the company released Captain Marvel, played by Brie Larson, the first female superhero in the series to star in her own film. Marvel has also made it clear that African American actor Anthony Mackie will take over the Captain America role going forward. Fans at the annual conclave in San Diego for comic-book devotees were looking for clues about the future of the series after Endgame concluded a story line that began with the first Iron Man film in 2008. (c) 2019, Bloomberg
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Photo: Gerardo Mora/ Getty Tim Tebow, former football player and current brand/alleged baseball player, is hanging out with the Single-A Columbia fireflies before he inevitably goes on TV full-time. He’s done some productive baseball stuff with the Fireflies and might even get moved up at some point this season. Tebow is hitting .211 with an OPS of .635, which was higher before he went on an extended cold streak. Which brings us to Tuesday night’s game against the Lakewood Blue Claws, when Tebow accidentally tossed a warm-up throw into a fan’s dick and balls. Here’s fan Doug Brustman’s account of things, via the New York Post: “I hear this guy behind me yell, ‘Watch out,’” said Brustman. “And as he’s yelling, the ball comes right through the railing and hits me right in the nuts. It was a direct hit.” [...] “It was literally like a Seinfeld episode. The guy behind me shouts, ‘It was TEBOW,’” said Brustman. “It reminded me of his days with the Jets when he couldn’t complete a pass. This guy is so inaccurate, even with a baseball.” Tebow works in mysterious ways, although he was kind enough to sign the ball for Brustman after he realized what he’d done. [New York Post]
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[Goodpasture syndrome: treatment initiation with plasmapheresis before histologic diagnostic verification]. A 28 years old male patient presented, after a history of previous recurrent hemoptysis, with diffuse bilateral air space consolidation at chest radiography (CXR). Within 48 hours, partial respiratory insufficiency developed and required intubation. On a clinical and roentgenographic basis, the diagnosis of a Goodpasture syndrome was suspected. Plasmapheresis and immunosuppressive therapy with prednisone and cyclophosphamide were started immediately. Three days after admission, macrohematuria developed and serum creatinine began to rise to a maximum of 3.9 mg/dl. Totally, 13 plasmaphereses were performed within 27 days. Clinical, laboratory and radiological findings improved markedly. 30 days after admission, the patient was discharged and followed on an outpatient basis. Serum creatinine eventually decreased to 1.1 mg/dl. Initially, circulating antibodies against glomerular basement membrane (GBM) were positive, controls remained negative. Renal biopsy was performed after the acute phase and showed glomerulonephritis and linear immunoglobulin deposition along the GBM. Radiologic findings at CXR and high resolution computed tomography are demonstrated.
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List of 1989 British incumbents This is a list of 1989 British incumbents. Government Monarch Head of State – Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom (1952–present) Prime Minister Head of Government – Margaret Thatcher, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (1979–1990) First Lord of the Treasury Margaret Thatcher, First Lord of the Treasury (1979–1990) Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson, Chancellor of the Exchequer (1983–1989) John Major, Chancellor of the Exchequer (1989–1990) Second Lord of the Treasury Nigel Lawson, Second Lord of the Treasury (1983–1989) John Major, Second Lord of the Treasury (1989–1990) Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs Sir Geoffrey Howe, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (1983–1989) John Major, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (1989) Douglas Hurd, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (1989–1995) Secretary of State for the Home Department Douglas Hurd, Secretary of State for the Home Department (1985–1989) David Waddington, Secretary of State for the Home Department (1989–1990) Secretary of State for Transport Paul Channon, Secretary of State for Transport (1987–1989) Cecil Parkinson, Secretary of State for Transport (1989–1990) Secretary of State for Scotland Malcolm Rifkind, Secretary of State for Scotland (1986–1990) Secretary of State for Health Kenneth Clarke, Secretary of State for Health (1988–1990) Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Tom King, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (1985–1989) Peter Brooke, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (1989–1992) Secretary of State for Defence George Younger, Secretary of State for Defence (1986–1989) Tom King, Secretary of State for Defence (1989–1992) Secretary of State for Trade and Industry David Young, Secretary of State for Trade and Industry (1987–1989) Nicholas Ridley, Secretary of State for Trade and Industry (1989–1990) Secretary of State for Education and Science Kenneth Baker, Secretary of State for Education and Science (1986–1989) John MacGregor, Secretary of State for Education and Science (1989–1990) Secretary of State for Wales Peter Walker, Secretary of State for Wales (1987–1990) Lord Privy Seal John Ganzoni, 2nd Baron Belstead, Lord Privy Seal (1988–1990) Leader of the House of Commons John Wakeham, Leader of the House of Commons (1987–1989) Sir Geoffrey Howe, Leader of the House of Commons (1989–1990) Lord President of the Council John Wakeham, Lord President of the Council (1988–1989) Sir Geoffrey Howe, Lord President of the Council (1989–1990) Lord Chancellor James Mackay, Baron Mackay of Clashfern, Lord Chancellor (1987–1997) Secretary of State for Social Security John Moore, Secretary of State for Social Security (1988–1989) Tony Newton, Secretary of State for Social Security (1989–1992) Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Tony Newton, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (1988–1989) Kenneth Baker, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster (1989–1990) Religion Archbishop of Canterbury Robert Runcie, Archbishop of Canterbury (1980–1991) Archbishop of York John Habgood, Archbishop of York (1983–1995) 1989 Leaders 1989
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"original translator from Da in Eng ~ Christina Witting Estrup ~ ( Prima Vista )" "Listen... one that took place a long time ago - stood in the centre of the world." "land of the gods of the Vikings." "king of the gods - god of thunder." "in Valhalla the greatest castle of all." "Here they received the worship of mortal men which gives strength and life to gods." "Odin surveyed the three worlds - he sent out his ravens." "To gather news from faraway lands." "Beyond the land of Utgard home of the race of trolls whom men called giants the lords of darkness and chaos... land of humankind." "Home of proud Vikings and industrious farmers." "the gods went to Midgard to visit their human worshippers." "come inside!" "There's a storm coming." "you silly boy!" "Shoo!" "or I'll send your father after you." "good people." "Allow me to introduce myself." "the magnificent." "the roisterous..." "That'll do." "We're staying here tonight." " We haven't much food to offer..." " Don't worry." " I'll kill one of my goats." " We could make a..." "But isn't that unfair on the poor goat?" "Don't worry." "He's used to it." "Are you really the mighty Thor?" "Yes." "Roskva?" "He can't just kill the goat like that." "Of course he can." "He's a god." "He protects us from sorcery and giants." "He is a mighty warrior." "He is strong." "you monster!" "the final blow!" "huh?" "Victory is mine!" "the mighty cow slayer." "You wait and see." "come in here." "The meat is tender." "Remember:" "Eat as much as you like but don't break the bones." "Throw them onto the skin afterwards." "when I spin my hammer above them the skin and bones will come to life again." "Here's a great story." "I caught a gigantic fish." "it got away." "But it wasn't my fault." "Me and Hymer the giant went out on the vast sea that surrounds the world to catch the Midgard Serpent." "and as bait an ox head." "fat coward." "of course." "I should have known better than to go fishing with a giant." "giants... don't you like bone marrow?" "I love it!" "then?" " Thor said..." "There are so many bones." "Who is going to notice just one?" "But perhaps you are afraid?" " Thunder." " And tears forming." "What's this?" "Get out here immediately!" "Now!" "Look at that." "Which one of you did it?" " Er..." "I think it was me." " You?" "Come here!" "Thor." " Boys will be boys." " Nonsense!" "he'll come with us and be your servant." "He looks like a strong lad." "I don't know..." " Good." "That's settled then." "young man." "It is a rare privilege to become servant to the god of thunder." "my dear friends." "What an opportunity for a young man." "Servant to the thunder god..." " Will he be all right?" " Of course he will." "He's tough." "What an honour!" "You must be so proud of him." "He is to live in Asgard with the mighty god of thunder." "let's have some breakfast." "to be Thor's servant." " Will you get to fly in the wagon?" " I suppose so." " But aren't you afraid?" " At least I won't have to chop wood." "I get to see the world and go on adventures and fish for serpents." "it's not for kids." "Run along now." "Thor only wants men..." "Roskva... so I just wanted to say..." " It ought to be around here." " What?" "young man." "there it is." "Tjalfe." "boy." "will it?" " Of course not!" " I built it myself." " Of course." "And so Roskva and Tjalfe came to Asgard." "the land of wonders." "The land of the gods." "the Tree of Life." "To Valhalla." "Thor's home." "Tjalfe!" "Roskva!" "Come and help me with the children." "Adventure... hurry up." "She's waiting for us." "Tjalfe!" "Roskva!" "work." "Why do we have to do everything?" "and Loki is never here." "you know Loki." "miserable... or it's straight back to the giants for you!" "my little friend..." "Please help Uncle Loki out of here." "Good boy." "Damned brat!" "You're disgusting." "An embarrassment to your family!" "Help!" "Can anyone hear me?" "Help!" "Sif?" "but I'll bet it hurts a lot." "he's wet again." "everybody." "Sif." "I..." "What a day." "Tjalfe!" "Some mead." "Come to Daddy." "son." "I might take you out hunting trolls one day." "Thor said he might take me hunting." "they're crying." "So I hear." "They are teething." "You know that." "my love." "There." "Let's eat." "as usual." " What is that?" " I Don't know." "He followed me home." "I met some extraordinary people." "I suppose." " I leaned some amazing tricks." " It's pure magic." " Magic?" " Have you been at Utgardsloki's?" " I simply must show you this." "yes." "Now... and abracadabra... breathtaking bat?" "You little brat!" "Go stand in the corner where you can't do any harm." "then make him disappear." "Thor." "What's he doing now?" "children will be children." "I think." "I needed a bat for the next trick anyway." "You'll love this." " From now on..." " Please!" "No more trouble!" "Tjalfe." "Gather round." "This is really exciting." "We need two pebbles and the eyelash of a serpent." "and a sprinkling of mistletoe." "Loki!" "The little beast is torturing my children!" " How long is that brat staying?" " Until he's learned some manners." "I can't wait for that." "We're leaving now." "Goodbye!" "That does it!" "Let me have that little monster." "Thor." "Sif will be back." "go outside." "I'll clean up in here." "Off you go." "what a mess." "but I have things to do." "I'll be in my room." "Out!" " What's he doing here?" " Never mind him." "We're busy." "I could sure use some breakfast." "Where is everything?" "Never mind." "I didn't need that plate anyway." "dear children." "You're up early." "no!" "I noticed you hadn't quite finished." "But I'm sure you will." " You made the mess!" " You clean it up." "you're the servants." "start sweeping!" " No!" " You'll do as I say." " You can't tell us what to do." " This isn't your house." " We'll see about that." "Him again?" "Just wait until Thor hears about this." "He won't listen to us." "Odin!" "King of the gods." "he's king of the gods." "He should be able to help us if only we could get to him." "King of the gods?" "We'll just get into more trouble." " We had better wait for Thor." " You wait then." "I'm leaving." "isn't it?" "We have to wait for Thor." "We don't even know this Odin." "He definitely won't listen to you." "You're just a little girl." "What are you doing?" "Escaping." "do we?" " Out of the shadows they came." " Look!" "Maybe they know the way." "At you service we are." "Definitely." "do you know the way?" " Are you looking for Odin?" "We want to ask him to do us a favour." " Strange creatures from beyond." " The boundaries of time." "Of time." "No." "I think you've got it wrong." "We want to..." "The king watches over his men." "The head is in trouble if he beats One-Eye." " We just want to speak to..." " Come along then." "Come along." "Quark." "I hope they take us to Odin." "That head is really creepy." "Why hasn't it got a body?" "Boo!" "Boo!" "Stupid that was." "Didn't move." "I beg your pardon." "and I was hoping you could help." "and we've come a long way..." "I'm talking to you!" " What are you worms doing here?" "or I'll..." "How did you get past me?" "Nobody is allowed to disturb Odin!" "Will you get outta here..." "You little..." "I'll get you." "Silence!" "Look what I've done." "you may leave." "child." "sir..." "Like I was saying " "I mean." "we did everything we were told to." "and I like Thor and Sif." "But Loki never helps... you little worm." "Leave that piece alone." "What are you two worms doing here in the sacred hall of the gods?" "I'm dizzy!" "what happened?" "They kicked us out." "You could have helped." "Of course." "Then I would have been kicked out too." "I told you Odin wouldn't listen to you and that little creep." "Why are you always so mean to him?" " I'm hungry." " Serves you right." " I'm cold." " Tough." "they won't be glad to see him." " Why do you always pick on him?" " Because everything is his fault." " That does it." "Goodbye." " Good riddance." "Quark!" "human." "Only you will see clearly when the red one falls." " And the thunder stills." " And creation crumbles." " Rumbles." " Crumbles." "Just trust your eyes." "human." "need each other." "Someone needs you." "Needs you!" "I've been thinking." "I mean..." "We could stay here." "Why not?" "kids!" "Hooray for Quark!" "Quark?" "You're all right." "So there you are." "now!" "not you." "You've caused enough trouble." "That does it!" "He's going back to the giants!" "you can't do that." " Why not?" " Because I..." " Go on." "you know..." "We had a few drinks " "I mean." "And now I'm stuck with him." " I'm taking him back." " Yes." "Do that." "And you're coming with us." " Utgard." " Land of giants." "beware!" " Thunder approaches!" " To Utgardsloki!" " Cheers!" "Cheers!" "Bottoms up!" "do you?" "you ugly creep!" "Here comes dessert." "Remember Quark?" "I call dibs on the offal." "little Quark..." "That little monster." "I'd sure like to see Thor and his friends now." "I'll bet they have their hands full." "Has it occurred to you that they might send him back?" "if it isn't Thor and his friends." "Allow me to introduce myself." "and your cave is my glove." "What brings you to..." "Ouch!" " I believe this is yours." " Not for long." "That little monster is going back to where he belongs." "I presume?" "Right." "And when I see him..." "You and Utgardsloki don't seem to be the best of buddies." "I must go." "Good luck." "They fell for it." "They're bringing Quark back." "Now for some magic." "You'll receive our visitors." "Open up!" "What a surprise." "My friend Thor." "What brings you here?" "This." "did he?" "He's all yours now." "Goodbye." "do you?" "The same old Thor." "We thought we'd seen the last of you in these parts." "Rumour has is that you're having trouble with your new little friend." "I guess it's partly my fault." "Anyone can see that Thor doesn't have the spark of his brighter days." "Given the size of the problem..." "Let's not quarrel over such a small matter." "Let's have a series of contests." "Whoever wins is relieved of the little rat." "Or are you afraid of losing?" "Afraid?" "You're talking to the great god of thunder!" "I can handle any giant." "may I propose an eating contest?" "For the gods..." "Loki!" "And for the giants..." "Logi!" "wins." "may the best stomach..." "Begin." "Loki...!" "young lady?" "not me." "I'm not good at anything." "I... are you?" "yes and no." "I... yes." "A race." "And I've decided who should oppose you." "On your marks..." "Ready..." "Get set..." "Go!" "He's so stupid." "I've already won." "Enough is enough." "Now it's my turn." "sure it is." "If you are my equal you can empty my horn in one draught." "Sure I can!" "old friend." "I'll give you another try." "See if you can lift my cat off the floor." "humour me." "Stop!" "old friend." "That's just like you." "To stop when I was winning!" "Enough!" "I've had enough of your games." "I'm not leaving until one of you meets me in a wrestling match." "Oops..." " I need to talk to you." " What?" "Later." "Thor." "What?" "An old woman?" "Thor." " She is stronger than you think." " I don't fight old women." "my dear lady?" "young man." " Remember." "Only you..." "...will see clearly." " Someone needs you." " Trust your eyes." "Thor!" "the old woman..." "She is..." "Thor!" "Aren't you gonna do something?" "you monster!" "And that!" "Can't you see?" "He's dying!" "His face..." "No!" "It's not true." "No." "He's only sleeping." "Thor!" "Wake up!" "Gods can't die." "Only you will see clearly when the red one falls and the thunder stills." "I must believe." "What happened?" "She's a tough old lady." "What are you looking at?" "so she won." "What of it?" "What is going on?" "Shut up!" "my friend." "You can't win them all." "So Quark stays with you." "Right?" "let's party." "Music!" "let's all party!" "Victory is ours victory is ours the gods are pitiful" "you're staying with us you're staying with us forever" "Here you go." "very puzzling." "Loki." " Be quiet." "I'm thinking." " It was magic." "I'm quite sure they used magic." "boy." " But you didn't lose." " I saw it in the mirror." " Interesting." "It wasn't a cat at all." "It was the Midgard Serpent." "Loki." "Look at the trough." "It's burnt." "though." " Of course!" "she was Age." "Nobody can fight that." "Not even you." "I'll show those scoundrels!" "do we?" " I will handle this." " You?" "me." "listen closely... go play." "And then..." "This will do." "my dear friends." "What a beautiful day." "I hope you enjoyed your stay." "we'll survive." "Loki." "Have a safe journey." "Come back soon." "my friends " " I wasn't my usual honest self with you." "Those contests..." " Simple magic." " Simple." "are they?" "Like this little creature here." "the spell doesn't last." " What have you done to him?" " Absolutely nothing." "The real Quark is... but as long as we got through the gates without him... dummy." "you old goat." "I'll keep the little brat." "There is so much to tell." "That place was simply filthy." "they even had me fooled." "But once I realised what was going on - what's for dinner?" "Thor?" " For you." " For me?" "A real sword!" "Thank you." "son." "A true warrior knows when not to use it." "Subtitles:" "Christina Witting Estrup Prima Vista"
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Kultuk Kultuk () is the name of two inhabited localities in Irkutsk Oblast, Russia: Kultuk, Slyudyansky District, Irkutsk Oblast, an urban locality (a work settlement) in Slyudyansky District Kultuk, Usolsky District, Irkutsk Oblast, a rural locality (a village) in Usolsky District
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[The mucoid impaction and the "mucous bronchogram" (author's transl)]. Intrabronchial retention of large plugs of inspissated mucous in cases of disturbed bronchial secretion and impaired clearing mechanism leads often to chronic inflammation and to formation of "proximal" bronchiectasis. Mucoid impaction may occur in many bronchial diseases and is radiologically characterized by the so-called "mucous bronchogram".
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Kiev railway station Kiev railway station may refer to: the Moscow Kiyevskaya railway station, a rail terminal in the Russian capital Moscow the Kiev-Pasazhyrskyi railway station, the main railway station in the Ukrainian capital Kiev
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Abdelkader Messahel Abdelkader Messahel () (born July 11, 1949) is a former Algerian journalist and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Algeria (2017–). References External links Category:1949 births Category:Living people Category:Foreign ministers of Algeria Category:Government ministers of Algeria
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B. Venkatarama Reddy B. Venkatarama Reddy ( – 12 May 2019, also written as B. Venkatarami Reddy) was an Indian film producer who produced many Tamil and Telugu films. Biography Reddy was the youngest son of B. Nagi Reddy. He produced films like Bhairava Dweepam, Sri Krishnarjuna Vijayam, Uzhaippali, Thaamirabharani, Nammavar and Veeram. Reddy was married to B. Bharathi Reddy. They had one son and two daughters. Reddy died on 12 May 2019 at the age of 75. Selected filmography Tamil Uzhaippali (1993) Nammavar (1994) Thaamirabharani (2007) Padikkadavan (2009) Venghai (2011) Veeram (2014) Bairavaa (2017) Telugu Brundavanam (1993) Bhairava Dweepam (1994) Sri Krishnarjuna Vijayam (1996) References Category:Telugu film producers Category:2019 deaths Category:Tamil film producers Category:1940s births
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Cruise Control Cruise Control may refer to: Cruise control, a system that automatically controls the speed of a motor vehicle CruiseControl, software build framework Cruise Control (play), a 2014 play by David Williamson "Cruise Control", a song by Mariah Carey from the 2008 album E=MC² "Cruise Control", a song by the Headless Chickens from the 1991 album Body Blow "Cruise Control", a song by Kylie Minogue from the 2003 album Body Language "Cruise Control", a song by the Dixie Dregs from the 1977 album Free Fall "Cruise Control", a song by Tower of Power from the 1993 album T.O.P. Speed 2: Cruise Control, a 1997 film Speed 2: Cruise Control (soundtrack)
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Leiomyosarcoma of Penis: An Aggressive and Exceptionally Rare Entity. Penile leiomyosarcoma is a very rare disease of penile mesenchymal tissue, most of them are of vascular origin and pathologically classified into the superficial and deep type. Because of the small number of cases reported so far, the conclusions about treatment and prognosis are equivocal. Here we report a case of 40-year old patient who presented with leiomyosracoma of penis; despite adequate surgery patient developed local recurrence and distant metastasis indicating aggressive nature of leiomyosarcoma entity of penis.
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If this is your first visit, be sure to check out the FAQ by clicking the link above. You may have to register before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. Oh no. She says she wants the death penalty, and I believe her. If she gets the death penalty, she'll gets tons and tons of more interviews. She'll have her attention seeking re-enforced up until the end. She needs to be locked away so she can think about her crap for the rest of her life with no way of getting an interview ever again. Give her access to her family, what few friends she might have, and a minister if she wishes. Don't put her in any position to where she gets more attention. Oh no. She says she wants the death penalty, and I believe her. If she gets the death penalty, she'll gets tons and tons of more interviews. She'll have her attention seeking re-enforced up until the end. She needs to be locked away so she can think about her crap for the rest of her life with no way of getting an interview ever again. Give her access to her family, what few friends she might have, and a minister if she wishes. Don't put her in any position to where she gets more attention. They can interview her on the way down to the end of the rope. The difference between pigs and people is that when they tell you you're cured it isn't a good thing.
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Female vengeance takes form in the long gestating Dangerous Men . My gun is DANGEROUS! After years of budgetary woes and production issues, Drafthouse releases the god awful Dangerous Men on blu-ray. On the heels of Death Wish and I Spit on Your Grave, this take on woman on man justice is a nearly unwatchable mess that will entertain at drinking parties for years to come. Director John S. Rad's sleazy Dangerous Men finally sees the light of day in this Drafthouse blu-ray release. Starting production in the '70s and '80s with filming/editing completing some time in the '90s, this is an unbelievably bad motion picture. Upon its initial theatrical run, this epically terrible non-movie only earned $70 as the filmmaker incurred tens of thousands of dollars in debt while renting theaters to show his bastardous film. Dangerous Men only sold 7-8 tickets in its small theatrical run. It wasn't until it became a small time cult hit that the movie finally gained a following. This week, Drafthouse put out this play on the rape based grindhouse films of the era in a cool little multi-format package. Owww my balls! From the same school as the original Samurai Cop or Miami Connection, this feature is from the mindset of 'so bad it's good'. With an incoherent editing style, horrendous acting, terrible voice over work that doesn't even line up, and a totally rad '80s schtick, Dangerous Men is a pointless endeavor that can't decide between being a corny comedy and an anti-male murder rampage. Part drama and part cornball female empowerment saga, the only dangerous things here are the script and the wooden performances. This thing makes The Room look like The Godfather. If it weren't for all the boobs, the violent stabbings, gun killings, and the repetitive synth snare sounds throughout the entire length of the film, all would be lost. Never in my years of reviewing movies have I seen such an incoherent mess. From characters disappearing and others appearing out of nowhere, there is nothing functional about Dangerous Men. Starting out with a biker beach murder and some weird rapey discomfort, this is like a movie made by a preschooler. Nothing in Dangerous Men makes any sense. There aren't any real characters. There is no real storyline. And there is no reason to watch this thing unless you're either super stoned or extremely drunk with your friends. So get some drugs and some drinks. Party time. For an older release with no budget whatsoever, the blu-ray actually looks pretty fair. If you're a collector of these types of flicks, you'll undoubtedly want it in your collection. Despite how absurd it actually is, it's at least mildly watchable. Don't be a dolt. Share this review. Score
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"Meanwhile, on "Con Man"..." "Are you Wray Nerely?" "Eh, no." "I am not..." "Jack Moore." "You guys, you're like best friends, right?" "Retard." "To impede or hinder." "Those fans are retarding me." "Be who they think you are." "Sean Astin?" "Is that your seat?" " Yeah." " I am not moving." "What the hell, man." " Sir, I need you to take your seat, please." " Yes?" "Excuse me, sir." "You wouldn't happen to be a sci-fi fan, would you?" "Fuck off." "I think this man needs some warm nuts and maybe a towel." " Hot, hot, hot towels." " Sir..." "Con Man" " Episode 2 - "Cash Poor"" "Nerely!" "Don't eat them." "Bobbie!" "What are you doing in my room?" "I wanted to make sure you got in okay." "I'm not okay." "I'm not okay." "Look!" "I'm broken." "Here." "Why don't I get you something from the medicine chest." " Oh, god..." " Promoters say they're very, very sorry." "This is the cost difference between first class and coach, minus my 15%." "Here." "Could you just put it on the table?" "I wanna let it cool off a little bit." "Okay." "Oh..." "There's a script for you." " It's just a non-disclosure agreement..." " No, no..." " I have the script!" " Bobbie..." " It's a western!" "With Clint Eastwood!" " Hush it down!" "Hush it down, no one..." "Is supposed to know about this." "Well, I can know!" "I'm like your agent." "No, no you're not." " My agent is like my agent." " I'm like your manager." "No, you're like my science fiction convention booker because that's what you do." "You book me at science fiction conventions." "This has nothing to do with you." "I happen..." "To have almost been in a little Clint Eastwood movie called "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly"." " Really?" " Yeah, I auditioned for the ugly." "He even had a nickname for me..." ""Dirty, hairy... and mouthy"." "Hey..." "Wray..." " Come on, I know I can help you with this." "Here..." " No." "Have a little bit of wine, I think it's very expensive..." "Alcohol makes my face bloat," "I have to play 30 for this role." "Oh, boy." "That's a stretch..." " Hey, move over." "Come on, let's go over the script together." " No." " No, Bobbie." " No, really," "I think there's a part in there for me." " No!" " Why?" "Come on, what are you, in pain?" "Why are you watching Spectrum?" "Oh, the hotel channel they're doing a whole marathon," " in your honor." "They are big fans." " You know... science fiction is supposed to be about the future." "Why are the fans so obsessed with the past?" "I'm almost out!" " Who's that?" " Oh, the convention sent over a personal assistant." "How long has she been in there?" "She's sick." " Poopy sick." " Poopy sick?" "Is she a volunteer?" "Volunteers are all fans." "Well, everybody is a fan, Wray!" " Don't do that." " What?" "Your flattery retards my art." "Okay?" "It retards it right up." "Hello, Mr. Nerely." "I'm Karen." "You're dressed just like me..." "She's dressed..." "Just like me." "Well..." "The shoes are off." "How is that possible?" "Someone posted a picture of you online from the airport." "And this way if stalkers are following you..." "I can draw them away because they'll think I am you." "Plus..." "We're a team, right?" "Yeah, there's... there's no reason for this..." "There'll never ever be a reason..." "For a decoy..." "Is that smell you?" "I'm sorry." "I think it was the Belaran bourbon balls someone brought to the party last night." "I do need a fan, now, Bobbie, I need one that spins and moves the air around." "Oh, come on, Wray, it's not that bad." "Let's go." "Such a little girl..." "" "Karen?" " Karen?" " Karen had to crap a bunch more." "Wray!" "Look at that line!" "I'm right over there." "I'm signing autographs just a couple of tables down from you." " You're signing?" " Yes!" "You know, I haven't always been a talent booker." "I was in 12 sci-fi films." "Okay... 6." "3." "2..." "One." "Look..." "I'm still getting back spasms." "Hey..." "Is Spastic..." "Seasonal Pem(mumbles)..." " (continues mumbling) a thing?" " Yeah, it's a thing." "I had an aunt once was lousy with that stuff." "Hi, sorry, I'm good." "Good." "Alright?" "Okay, are we ready, team?" "Let's go!" "Oh, yeah, I'm on my own." "Okay, look, I've got an audition soon." "I want to rehearse, so we need to get through this line fast." "Let's see what you got." "I love you, Wray!" "" "Is that you?" "Yes, it is." "Did they not have photography back then?" "Oh..." "Hey." "You again." "You want me to finish signing your shirt?" "You know, no..." "I'm alright... with that." "I just came to get my lucky pen back... from ya." "Sir, would you like an autograph?" "No, I have so many, they're actually... very heavy... in this..." "Tote." "That... was given to me by Jason Momoa, the good Conan, so... if you could just give it back..." "That is why I am here." "Is that his pen?" "No, it is not." "You know?" "Cash... would return the pen." "Really?" "Oh..." "My name is Wray." "This is my pen." " No, it's not." " Yes, it is." " No it isn't." "No, it's not." " Is." "Is too!" "Sir, you are insinuating that Mr. Nerely is a liar, a petty thief, and an arrogant asshole." "Leave the line now!" "Damn!" "Next." "Hi." "Oh, my god..." "How ya doing?" "I'm a hugger, come on up here." "Sir?" " I need you to let go." " Okay." "I'm so sorry." " I'll bring my taser next time." " Okay." "Next." "Hello." "Can you make it out to Kevin?" "Okay." "To Kevin..." "Here we go." " Can you just hand it to me?" " Yes, there you go." "Thank you very much." "Next." "You write something for me?" "I think..." "I know what you want me to write." "I..." "Will..." "Willlllll..." "Seeeeeeee..." "Youuuu..." "In helllllllllllll!" "Your show... helped me to forget what happened to my village." "I burn it down." "Thank you." "You are an angel... from the hell." "Let's go." "Oh my god, that was amazing." "You are a machine!" " Thank you, thank you." " You're a machine!" "I just..." "A soft serve machine." "Remind me not to have any of those bourbon balls while I'm here." "Is that my script?" " That was in my pocket." " Yeah, so was your wallet." "I needed to get some cash so I could make extra copies." " It's Clint Eastwood!" " Hush." "Hush it down." "No one is supposed to know about this." "Well I think Clint..." "Wouldn't mind if I rehearsed with you." "Okay, hush." "Hush, please." "Please." "Keep your voice down." "I am a professional actress." "I have been in films, television, plays, circuses, training videos, commercials and snuff films." "So, I think I can be trusted to run an audition with you." "Did you say snuff films?" "Yes, we botched the ending though..." "Okay..." "I will leave this with you if you keep quiet." " Yes!" "Okay." " Hush." "Let's go."
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"Phoenix brings it up," "Billy Crane all by himself on the wing," "Billy has been calling for the ball all night," "Crane o for 11 from behind the arc," "One more miss and he sets the record," "Record are," "Meant to be broke," "And with that dunk the saints lose 103-74," "Say what you want about Jake Doug's team," "Okay, I'll say it," "The team's a joke," "Wait a minute, I wasn't finished talking," "And I don't know how keeps his job, okay?" "Wu Lee is a bust" " And he's probably the worst import from" "China since the and baby food," "Hey please come back, we will win, okay?" "Doug's got to go," "That's pretty Game of Thrones of you to just want to chop someone's head off," "He's lost control of the team," "Oh come on, that's not true," "I'll put my foot up your ass, you wormy little prick," "Easy big fella," "Then fuck yourself with a banana!" "Yeah, I took a little Mandarin in college, and bananas are more for smoothies than companionship, right?" "Oh, well then maybe you can understand this," "Okay, maybe it's a little true," "On the plus side, it seems like Wu is assimilating to America pretty well," "I'm not gonna fire Doug," "Archie Henderson is interested," "So, he took a bunch of slow, white, scrappy overachievers to the final four," "Who gives a shit?" "You could win this next year," "I think we could win this this year," "Right, with your star player screwing your other star player's mom," "Did you handle that?" "I handled it," "Like a boss," "Jake, I can't break it off," "There isn't a woman in the world like her," "There's like 800 million women exactly like her," "Come on yo, she's my boo," "All right, just do what you gotta do, just make sure you keep her your ancient Chinese secret, all right?" "All right," "Great, you grew a pair, now fire Doug," "I'm not a big firing guy, I'd rather teach and lead," "Just lob off the loser's head and be done with it," "Wow, why don't you just take him to the roof of the arena, and just push him right off," "Go for it we're insured," "This is why people love me, and they, I don't wanna say it, but" "I will anyway," "They hate you," "You know, how some people are paranoid?" "You're pronoid, where you think everybody likes you," "They do," "That's all I hear," "We love you, Jake!" "Sure, to your face," "You saying people don't love me from behind?" "I'm sending your jet to bring in Henderson," "No way," "Middle seat, connecting flight, coach," "Coach for the coach," "You really think everyone likes you," "Where do you hear that people don't like me, that's untrue," "I treat everybody with dignity and respect," "You have to disrespect them, rob them of their dignity," "That sounds more like you," "Thow a tantrum," "I don't know," "It's basic leadership, I did it at Matterhorn," "You pick the weakest player, and you go after him to show the others your dominance," "I do ti to Byron all the time," "I've never been much of a tantrum guy," "It's one of my wife's triggers in therapy that I hold everything inside," "Dusty thinks you lost control of the team," "Well, I have, completely," "They won't even let me use my whistle in practice anymore," "I gotta raise my hand," "Then do something about it," "What would I say?" "Just become a pure, unadulterated rage monster," "I don't know," "I like to let my rage simmer inside, eating away at me like a cancer," "Rip the door off a locker," "Threaten someone's wife," "Whatever," "Listen, I went to college with this guy whose dad was a bench warmer at Indiana," "He said that one night after a bad game," "Bobby Knight shows up to practice late," "He lines everybody up on the base line, and puts a basketball at the foul line and says, here's what I think of how you guys played last night, drops his pants, and takes a dump on the ball," "A true shit fit," "Would you like me to take a shit on a ball, Jake?" "What if I miss?" "What if I have rice the night before, and I can't shit?" "What if I shit too much?" "I'm not a magician," "I'm not saying to do that," "I'm just saying, here's an incredibly gross example, of a tantrum from a coach who won three national championships," "Create your own tantrum!" "It's like an omelet station, but with insults," "I don't know," "It will totally work," "I'll bet my watch against your, you have nothing I want," "Jay, Jay," "Doug's not running my system," "And I know you and Dusty are like arch enemies, Superman and" "Lex Luthor stuff but I agree with her," "Doug has completely checked out," "Absolutely," "Wait, I'm Superman in that, right?" "I think Henderson could be the answer," "See, this is why I love you," "We are, as an organization, circling the bowl right down the toilet," "But, you are this feisty little turd just struggling to stay afloat," "I really do love you," "Thank you for comparing me to a determined turd," "Yeah," "Hello, tiny man with big bling," "What's he doing?" "Why is he here?" "I like, forgot to tell you, no other team would pick him up, so" "I brought him back," "I like him, he's friends with my weed guy, and we'll need an enforcer for when LaDarius comes back," "The guy had a machete in his locker, a machete, Jay!" "He's a merchandising dream," "Idea, we will sell white bald caps and fake Artok beards at swag stands," "Oh, and those little Oyo dolls," "It's endless," "Oh," "Oh, Melissa," "Yeah," "Get ready to be thrilled," "I have an extra ticket to a charity event on Friday night, and I want you to be my date," "Kevin will pick you up at eight," "Friday is bad for me," "Bad how?" "I have plans," "You know, I have to do laundry and wash my hair," "Also my cat?" "It's a wash night," "It's a, it's a wash night?" "I can't," "Sorry," "I have to help Alyssa wash her hat," "What?" "Cat," "Cat," "Taking Ms, Wu," "Out," "Friday?" "Yeah, Friday," "So we're gonna party super hard man, and it's Friday night," "If you," "Friday, thank you, but that's my one bad night," "I've have to go babysit my cousin," "Maybe after that, you can go help Melissa wash her cat," "A charity event with you?" "I'd rather help Melissa wash her cat with Byron's creepy cousin," "Sapphire, what's going on Friday night?" "Oh, it's Melissa and Byron's game night," "They have a game night?" "No," "Sapphire?" "Yes," "They never invited you, which is why I was supposed to lie, but then when you mentioned it, I thought someone did!" "Which, obviously, they didn't invite you?" "Did they not like me or something?" "No," "They like you," "They just don't game night like you," "Fine," "Fine," "I'm totally fine," "I, I don't, I don't need to be included," "I don't want to be included," "I do the including," "I'm the includer," "Jake the Includer, that's me," "Would you like me to put that new title on your business cards?" "That's the 1-3-1," "We could just take it from, hey, guys, could you gather 'round a second?" "Aw, man, Can we just gather on in here?" "You know, I get the feeling we haven't been giving a full effort lately," "You know, Thomas Paine once said, character is more easily kept than recovered," "Wrote a pamphlet called The Rights of Man," "I really think our character is lacking of late," "And it's really starting to piss me off!" "Assholes!" "Wow, the Saints win by 12!" "That was in spite," "Okay, way to go fellas, go have fun tonight," "I left the morning after pill in all your lockers," "Are your congratulations always so rapey?" "Hey hey hey, we don't use the R word, okay, this is a workplace, not a frat house," "Congratulations, Doug," "Hey, it was almost sincere," "Jake, you really motivated me, I spoke from my heart, that's how poets and artists must feel every day," "I really let it out!" "Sure did," "Whoa," "Why are we running so damn slow?" "Huh?" "What were you your boyfriend last night for sake?" "I when I tell you to get loose balls, go get loose balls," "You, you love more than playing ball," "Don't stand around like a bunch of sucking, mother chode snarfing, ball with up your asses," "We've got to show some effort dammit," "If we don't I'm going to find out where every one of you mother live," "And I'm going to go, and I'm going to your dogs and your fish," "I'm going to your dog fish," "Do you have parrots?" "I'm going to bang that bird until it screams my name, the parrot," "You think there's gonna be ramifications?" "But to be fair, we did win," "You know what we need to do," "Yes, the sanctity of the locker room has been broken, we need to find the leak," "No, now we have to fire him," "Yeah, of course we're gonna fire him, he's like one of those Duck Dynasty guys with a whistle," "They have whistles too," "Okay, I didn't think it through," "You just love this, don't you?" "Well, love is a strong word, but it is the one I would use, yeah," "Hm," "So, do you want me to bring in Henderson?" "No," "You're always jumping the gun on stuff," "I will handle the coaching situation," "In a careful, thoughtful manner," "Mm," "You just worry about looking hot and being mean to me," "Every gay rights organization in America is calling, and multiple Asian rights ones," "And PETA," "Because of the dog rape thing," "Again, we won!" "Coach Doug Phelps' homophobic, profanity-laced tirade has gone viral, and a press conference has been scheduled for later today," "Word is, the disgraced coach will resign," "I'm sorry," "Man, I couldn't do the other thing you said, and by the time I had to go, the ball had already rolled away," "What the hell is he talking about?" "No idea, He's a mad man," "The court's not even level out there," "Look, I did just like you said," "I got mad," "And it felt really great," "Yeah, Then I realized I've been watching" "Fox news all day and I don't know," "It's like I got possessed by a homophobic devil," "Okay," "We have an airtight defense," "I got a gay cousin, I go fishing with him all the time," "Gay cousin, Bob," "Yeah, We love that guy," "Yeah," "Doug, you need to resign, There's no other way," "I'm sorry, buddy," "We're gonna put you on leave and schedule the press conference," "Yeah," "We're sorry, Doug," "You know, save your bullshit," "You've been gunning for me," "You win," "Okay, Doug," "Her and her" " Come on," "I know, Trust me," "Dresses and shit," "You might want to consider sensitivity training," "Oh, for fu-," "Hey, I went," "It was very helpful," "It was taught by this delightful post-op transsexual human being and," "I paid him five grand to let me see his junk, her junk," "It was a mess," "Anyway, good luck brother, you can't say I didn't try," "All right then," "Sorry I embarrassed you," "Guess this is goodbye," "Yeah," "Well, maybe I'll see you around game night if they ever invite you," "They invite a known homophobe and not me," "Okay guys, ready to go?" "So I thought we'd play mafia?" "Oh, we did that last time," "What about charades?" "Oh, my doctor said I can't run, can't afford to lose anymore weight," "Okay," "Hey, has anyone heard from Ladarius?" "He RSVPed but hasn't been around all day," "I am he that aches with love," "Does not all matter, aching, attract all matter?" "Oh," "Hello Jake," "Know that all that beer and the snacks is all, it's just for me because I can't keep my weight on," "I hate you," "Malnutrition is a serious condition, you know," "I have to sleep with a white noise machine, otherwise, I can hear my bones," "Hey, gang," "I know it's Friday night, but we have a work emergency," "This coach thing is huge for us," "Doug is stepping down effective immediately, and we need to do a comprehensive search to find a new coach," "Don't you guys do that?" "No, you do that!" "We need a total team effort," "I want a spreadsheet with all possible candidates," "College, pro, global, current contracts, personal histories, et cetera," "But I thought Archie Henderson was practically a done deal," "Dusty said-," "No," "He's Dusty's choice, I need my choices," "We're gonna shut the door and order pizzas on me," "I will need a whole pizza," "And after that we're gonna have a meeting to find out who shot that video," "Which is it?" "What shall we do first?" "Both tasks are equally important to us, it's gonna be a long night," "Oh," "I had to make a very hard decision to cancel my charity event that benefits blind children," "They cook the dinner themselves, it's inedible, but it's beautiful," "And now thanks to this very real emergency, there's gonna be a lot of sad blind children tonight," "Can't they just tell the children he's there?" "Guys, gather around," "Wanna give you a heads up on something," "Hey Jake, who are you gonna hire as coach?" "Cuz I got a list of guys that we don't want," "No," "Not Mike Brown," "And definitely not Mike Donaghy," "All right, calm down, okay?" "Who do you want?" "Well we don't want a coach that runs the triangle, or the 212 high post, cuz we don't have a forward that can shoot," "You've got great leadership skills, Billy, you're gonna be the coach until we find somebody," "For real?" "Oh, yeah, I mean if you can run two" "Billy's Burgers you can handle being player/coach for a few games," "I was thinking about running three," "We're not gonna negotiate that now," "Are you guys good with that?" "Yeah," "Oh, man, this is awesome!" "So this is my team?" "Yeah, yeah, 100%," "All right guys, here we go," "To-, 60%," "On to the issue of who leaked the video," "We know who did it," "Man up, come clean," "Don't make me count to three," "Please, this is just, come on," "Okay," "One," "Two," "I don't wanna say two again, fellas," "Three," "You don't know, do you?" "I have no idea," "What are we gonna do?" "I don't know, I've only been the coach for like a minute," "What do these guys hate?" "Low doorways, paternity tests," "Of, course," "R-tok is allergic to parsley," "No, what else?" "I got it, I got it," "Yeah?" "listen up!" "Listen up, This is your last chance to come forward, or else you run it," "All right, fine, line it up, suicides now, let's go," "Come on, let's go!" "You're not gonna run?" "I'm running the team, Wu, now get your ass over there and start running," "Your team Billy," "I will keep you guys running for hours," "I don't care if we all miss game night," "Go!" "Damn it," "We can still salvage game night," "He knows," "You think?" "Of course, he knows, he hasn't worked past 5 o'clock since he passed out drunk at his desk and woke at 5:01," "Oh, my God," "He's gonna hate me, I should have never listened to you, Byron," "Well, I'm just gonna tell him," "But that's what he wants," "He wants to tear us apart," "I knew we should've just invited him," "We flew too close to the sun," "Relax, we need to stick to the story," "Melissa's stupid story about washing her cat?" "Shut up, I'm not good on my feet," "He's gonna fire all of us," "He's a psycho," "He stomped on my birthday cake," "Shut up about your cake, it's done!" "Okay, gang what did we come up with?" "We have 70 coaching candidates, and as far as the league," "We've made a list of everyone who was in the locker room," "Look at that," "Byron was in there, and Melissa wasn't," "No, but I do love it in there," "The plush carpets, the symmetrical cubbies, the smooth mahogany," "There isn't any mahogany in there," "Oh, yes, there is," "What were you doing in the locker room, Byron?" "I was showing coach Doug something on the whiteboard," "You know, if we're talking motive here Byron certainly makes sense," "Doug wasn't running your system, and you decided to take matters into your own tiny, little baby hands," "This is ridiculous," "Is it?" "Is it ridiculous, Byron?" "Thou dost protest too much," "I say it was Byron in the locker room with the cellphone," "Yeah, maybe," "Yeah, I see it, That makes sense," "Your pals can all see it," "Stop it," "This is getting hurtful now," "Hurtful?" "Who knows anything about being hurtful?" "This isn't hurtful, this is fun," "It's just a group of us gathered together, having snacks and beer, solving a mystery," "It's like a, a game, I guess," "And it's at night," "Oh, guys, it's game night," "I'm sorry we didn't invite you, okay?" "For the record I was on the fence," "As a new member of the group I was all for inviting you," "Have I done something to you?" "Do you care to enlighten me about the flaw in my character that would make you lie to me, and exclude me?" "What is it?" "No you're great, Jake, you just tend to, I can't say it," "I don't understand what's wrong with everyone," "I find you delightful," "You always make everything all about you," "Yeah, and we just wanted some time, just us, away from work," "And you're th boss, and when you're around, it's weird," "And we wanted something that wasn't about you, and how much money you have, and how cool you are," "Is that how I come across?" "A little bit, Yeah, pretty much," "Pretty much, Yeah, pretty much my damn Eddie," "Wow, just wow," "I thought you all liked me," "Fine, if that's how it's gotta be," "Just know this really hurt my feelings," "How did you know?" "Doug Phelps has been a loyal member of this organization, however, in light of the recent unfortunate incident, he has asked to make statement," "Thank you, Ooh, this isn't easy," "First of all I'd like to apologize to the gay community, as well as my lovely wife, Donna and our two lovely boys, Tucker and" "Baylor, as well as the rest of my family especially my cousin, Bob," "In trying to motivate the team I said some hurtful and awful things," "But let me just say that there's a reason behind this, I have struggled with this for years, and it's time for the truth to finally come out," "The truth is," "I'm gay," "Yes," "That's probably the reason that I've had these feelings inside of me, this repression and anger, and rage," "I've been living a lie that's finally erupted," "But with the help of counseling and the blessing of my team, I feel I can represent the Saints as the first openly gay coach in pro sports history," "Well played, my friend," "You're a visionary!" "You have the first gay coach in sports history," "Openly gay," "Okay, can we stop the charade and just get the deal done?" "Oh, oops, I'm gonna need a three-year extension at 7 million," "Oh, and better wardrobe now that I'm out of the closet," "And my divorce, gonna be expensive, but worth it," "Congrats, Doug," "Hm, you know I feel like a weight has been lifted," "Hm, enjoy being gay, because if you so much as look at, think about, or smell a woman and get the slightest bit aroused I will crush you," "Too late," "So just so you know, my sexual orientation doesn't change a thing," "Don't worry, I'm not gonna look at your wieners in the shower, for God's sake," "Good news is that none of you are my type," "But if anybody has a problem with me liking whoever I wanna like" " Come talk to me, I'm the coach, my door is always open," "Look, let's go out there tonight and give a full 48 minute effort, okay?" "Let's go get fabulous on their asses, huh?" "Huh?" "Come on, bring it in, bring it in," "Go Saint on three," "One, two, three," "Go Saints!" "Okay, maybe a little true," "On the plus side it seems like Louis is, is is Chinese," "Everybody loves me," "I treat everyone with dignity and respect," "And I don't like that either," "Jake, Jake" "Yahoo!"
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Q: Reopen STDOUT and STDERR after closing them? In bash consider I did this stupid thing: $ exec 1>&- $ exec 2>&- I am sure I have not yet lost the game (oops actually I lost The Game) and I can reconnect to stdout. The think is I don't know how. First thing I tried is create a fifo and using another shell to monitor stdout of the first shell. It did not work, I don't know why: tty1 $ mkfifo stdout $ exec 1>stdout $ echo "Hello stdout" tty2 $ tail -f stdout $ # nothing here How can I reconnect my closed STDOUT and STDERR after all? I know that a solution would be to save STDOUT before playing with it: $ exec 3>&1 $ exec 1>&- $ echo "Nothing will see this" $ exec 1<&3 # Restoring stdout A: I am running this on an Ubuntu machine, so I am not sure if it'll work for you, but this is what I did: $ exec 1>&0 $ exec 2>&0 Suddenly, I had STDOUT and STDERR reconnected. Magic! Explanation: Running the following commands, we get the following output: $ ls -l /dev/stdout lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Jun 11 23:39 /dev/stdout -> /proc/self/fd/1 $ ls -l /proc/self/fd/1 lrwx------ 1 jay jay 64 Jun 22 01:34 /proc/self/fd/1 -> /dev/pts/10 $ ls -l /proc/self/fd/ total 0 lrwx------ 1 jay jay 64 Jun 22 01:35 0 -> /dev/pts/10 lrwx------ 1 jay jay 64 Jun 22 01:35 1 -> /dev/pts/10 lrwx------ 1 jay jay 64 Jun 22 01:35 2 -> /dev/pts/10 lr-x------ 1 jay jay 64 Jun 22 01:35 3 -> /proc/12224/fd Since all three fd's point to the same thing, we can return them back to normal just by pointing to /dev/pts/10 which the exec 1>&0 and exec 2>&0 do A: The simplest way, since you haven't closed stdin, which is also connected to your terminal: exec 2>&0 1>&0 You could also use /dev/tty: exec 2>/dev/tty 1>&2 You have to do that blind, since stderr is where bash echos what you type, and without stderr, it can't echo.
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Marlin Briscoe Marlin Oliver Briscoe (born September 10, 1945), nicknamed "The Magician", is a former American football quarterback and wide receiver. In October 1968, after being drafted by the Denver Broncos of the American Football League (AFL), he became the first starting black quarterback in professional American football and established a Denver rookie record of 14 touchdown passes that season. He played professionally for nine years. From Omaha, Nebraska, Briscoe played high school football at Omaha South High School and college football at Omaha University, now known as the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Professional career Briscoe was 5-foot-10 and 177 pounds when the AFL's Broncos took him in the 14th round of the 1968 draft at the age of 22. The Broncos intended to convert Briscoe to cornerback, but Briscoe had negotiated for a chance to compete for the quarterback position. On September 29, 1968, starter Steve Tensi suffered a broken collarbone, and backup Joe DiVito was spotty. Head coach Lou Saban summoned Briscoe from the sidelines in the fourth quarter against the Boston Patriots to give him a try. Briscoe's first play was a 22-yard completion. On his second series he orchestrated an 80-yard touchdown drive. He completed a 21-yard pass and ran for 38 more himself, carrying it the last 12 yards for the score. A week later, on October 6, he became the first starting African-American quarterback in the AFL. Briscoe threw 14 touchdown passes that year in just 5 starts, including 4 on Nov 24 against Buffalo; both are still Broncos rookie records. He also threw for 335 yards in that game, a rookie record that stood until John Elway broke it in 1983, and one of only three 300+ yard rookie games in franchise history. He completed 41.5 percent of his passes, and averaged 7.1 yards per attempt and his 17.1 yards per completion led the American Football League (and ranks 18th all-time). He also ran for 308 yards and three touchdowns. Before the 1969 season started, Briscoe still determined to play quarterback, discovered that head coach Saban intended to use Pete Liske as the starter, so he asked to be released. He went to the AFL's Buffalo Bills where he was turned into a receiver, since the Bills already had superstar Jack Kemp, former Pro Bowler Tom Flores, and James Harris, another black quarterback with a more prototypical 6-foot-4 and 210-pound frame. Briscoe never played quarterback again, but he enjoyed a splendid career. He led Buffalo in touchdown catches in each of his three seasons there and in receptions twice. In 1970 he was in the top two in receptions and receiving yards and became an All-Pro. After the AFL-NFL merger, he played in the National Football League from 1970 though 1976, mostly with American Football Conference teams. In 1971, the Bills traded Briscoe to the Miami Dolphins for a first-round draft pick Joe Delamielleure, who developed as a Hall of Fame guard. Briscoe went on to win a pair of Super Bowls. Briscoe led the undefeated 1972 team with four touchdown receptions and was the leading receiver on the Dolphins in 1973, catching more passes than future Pro Football Hall of Famer, Paul Warfield. Briscoe made stops with the San Diego Chargers, and Detroit Lions before ending his career in 1976 with the New England Patriots. He had 10 receptions for 136 yards and 1 touchdown in 14 regular season games for the New England Patriots in 1976. He caught a 16-yard touchdown pass from Steve Grogan in the Patriots 48-17 rout of the Oakland Raiders at Schaefer Stadium on October 3, 1976. Early in his career, Briscoe was intercepted by Boston Patriots AFL All Star Defensive Back Leroy Mitchell in Denver's 35-14 rout of the Patriots at Fenway Park on November 3, 1968. He is the only player to have been intercepted by a Patriot player and later to have caught a touchdown as a Patriot receiver. Retirement and legacy Upon retirement from professional sports, Briscoe moved to Los Angeles. He became established as a successful financial broker, dealing in municipal bonds. Briscoe was affected by the 1980s cocaine epidemic, becoming addicted, but recovered after extensive rehab. In the 21st century, he worked as the director of the Boys and Girls Club in Long Beach, California before retiring. He founded a football camp for children. A biopic film titled The Magician, based on Briscoe's life, has been under development for several years. Canadian actor Lyriq Bent has been approached to portray Briscoe in the film. In 2016, the University of Nebraska Omaha, Briscoe's alma mater, honored him by unveiling a statue. See also List of American Football League players Racial issues faced by black quarterbacks References External links "Marlin "The Magician" Briscoe: The Legendary Quarterback of the University of Omaha" online exhibit, Criss Library Archives & Special Collections, University of Nebraska at Omaha. "Marlin Briscoe", Waymaker Productions, YouTube. 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Spanning almost three decades, Moonshine is a portrait of the American Appalachian folk, a mythologised region populated by ‘moonshiners’. Van Manen’s images are defined by a fierce intimacy with her subject, as the viewer teeters on the edge of the frame, perpetually trespassing on private moments: rollicking children practicing handstands on the couch; a kneeling daughter combing the hair of her grandmother. Van Manen first visited the region in 1985, to the Appalachian areas of Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia, returning periodically up until 2013 to visit mining families with whom she lived: the Boggs family with their ten red-haired sons; miners Mavis and Junior. The intergenerational images subtly trace the insidious changes undergone by Appalachia – the slow and steady demise of the mining industry, and the migration of inhabitants from ramshackle wooden cabins to the city, or urban trailer parks. Van Manen intermixes black-and-white images with later colour work – another register of time passing and the inevitability of change. Bertien van Manen rolled into photography almost by accident, taking pictures of her children with an old camera. As her work became more public she was soon drafted into the world of fashion photography. In 1977 she tired of the industry, and on discovering the documentary photography of Robert Frank and Josef Koudelka, van Manen began to explore the developing relationship between herself and her subjects, keeping a closeness and developing a personal, organic style of photography. Spanning almost three decades, Moonshine is a portrait of the American Appalachian folk, a mythologised region populated by ‘moonshiners’. Van Manen’s images are defined by a fierce intimacy with her subject, as the viewer teeters on the edge of the frame, perpetually trespassing on private moments: rollicking children practicing handstands on the couch; a kneeling daughter combing the hair of her grandmother. Van Manen first visited the region in 1985, to the Appalachian areas of Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia, returning periodically up until 2013 to visit mining families with whom she lived: the Boggs family with their ten red-haired sons; miners Mavis and Junior. The intergenerational images subtly trace the insidious changes undergone by Appalachia – the slow and steady demise of the mining industry, and the migration of inhabitants from ramshackle wooden cabins to the city, or urban trailer parks. Van Manen intermixes black-and-white images with later colour work – another register of time passing and the inevitability of change. Bertien van Manen rolled into photography almost by accident, taking pictures of her children with an old camera. As her work became more public she was soon drafted into the world of fashion photography. In 1977 she tired of the industry, and on discovering the documentary photography of Robert Frank and Josef Koudelka, van Manen began to explore the developing relationship between herself and her subjects, keeping a closeness and developing a personal, organic style of photography. Spanning almost three decades, Moonshine is a portrait of the American Appalachian folk, a mythologised region populated by ‘moonshiners’. Van Manen’s images are defined by a fierce intimacy with her subject, as the viewer teeters on the edge of the frame, perpetually trespassing on private moments: rollicking children practicing handstands on the couch; a kneeling daughter combing the hair of her grandmother. Van Manen first visited the region in 1985, to the Appalachian areas of Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia, returning periodically up until 2013 to visit mining families with whom she lived: the Boggs family with their ten red-haired sons; miners Mavis and Junior. The intergenerational images subtly trace the insidious changes undergone by Appalachia – the slow and steady demise of the mining industry, and the migration of inhabitants from ramshackle wooden cabins to the city, or urban trailer parks. Van Manen intermixes black-and-white images with later colour work – another register of time passing and the inevitability of change. Bertien van Manen rolled into photography almost by accident, taking pictures of her children with an old camera. As her work became more public she was soon drafted into the world of fashion photography. In 1977 she tired of the industry, and on discovering the documentary photography of Robert Frank and Josef Koudelka, van Manen began to explore the developing relationship between herself and her subjects, keeping a closeness and developing a personal, organic style of photography.
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Shut the fuck up about a make believe “War on contraception” Feminism is the most powerful lobby in human history. In every Western nation, feminists enjoy unwavering political patronage, exert move-by-move control of humanities departments (while other academic disciplines are submissively silent), wield unchallenged power over judicial and executive institutions, and preside over the cowed submission of the media and other societal self-correction institutions. Feminism is the biggest and meanest fish in the sea, and once it smells blood, you can be sure that someone is going to get slaughtered. This week, the feminist behemoth is busy devouring the Catholic Church, the conservative lobby, and what remains of the congressional Republican delegation. Admittedly, the GOP brought this upon themselves. Frustrated by disappointing poll numbers and costly political infighting, Republicans gambled that red meat would bring needed discipline and unity to their ranks. Nobody took the bait, but it attracted a monster from the deep. Now the feminist beast is gorging on a bait-ball of panicked Republicans. Some huddle together seeking safety in numbers, others jump out of the water and pray that gravity will forget about them. Neither strategy saves anyone from the gullet of hate. With the vulnerability of the GOP so dramatically unveiled, everyone wants to take a bite. The Washington Post reports on a fantasy “War on Birth Control,” the New York Times predicts that the “Senate Nears Showdown on Contraception Policy”, and even the conservative Wall Street Journal humorlessly criticizes “Birth Control Yes, Government Control No.” Predictably, nobody has questioned the feminist narrative that the underlying issue has anything to do with banning birth control. Gentlemen, sadly this means it falls upon the MRM to debunk yet another feminist whopper. It gives me no pleasure to do so. I am tempted to enjoy the GOP wriggling on the hook for just a little bit longer. These are the same White Knights that can always be counted upon to offer male blood, male sweat, and male tears as a bribe to keep women warbling contentedly in the Republican harem. However, there are occasions when the feminist monologue becomes so absurd that someone has to kick down the whole rotten edifice of calumny, on general principles. Everyone else is afraid to swim with Jaws so, as they say in the Army, “it’s our turn”. We MRAs are used to swimming circles around the big dumb fish, and I guess we can put in a token effort for king and country. It might even be fun. One thing you won’t find anyone discussing in this feeding frenzy is the language of Obamacare, and how it pertains to women’s and men’s health. I guess everyone is shivering in their boots, afraid that if they say the wrong thing, big sister might eat them for lunch. Sigh. So, here is the exact text from the Obamacare legislation that describes those services that (i) must be offered by all healthcare providers and (ii) must be free of any cost or co-pay requirement: —————— (a) IN GENERAL — A group health plan and a health insurance issuer offering group or individual health insurance coverage shall, at a minimum provide coverage for and shall not impose any cost sharing requirements for – (1) evidence based items or services that have in effect a rating of ‘A’ or ‘B’ in the current recommendations of the United States Preventive Services Task Force. (2) immunizations that have in effect a recommendation from the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention with respect to the individual involved; and (3) with respect to infants, children, and adolescents, evidence-informed preventive care and screenings provided for in the comprehensive guidelines supported by the Resources and Services Administration. (4) with respect to women, such additional preventive care and screenings not described in paragraph [1] as provided for in comprehensive guidelines supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration for purposes of this paragraph. (5) for the purposes of this Act, and for purposes of any other provision of law, the current recommendations of the United States Preventive Service Task Force regarding breast cancer screening, mammography, and prevention shall be considered the most current other than those issued in or around November 2009. —————— That is it. If it is not in this list, there is no mandatory free coverage under Obamacare. Republicans advocate that certain religious institutions should be exempt from the requirement to provide mandatory cost-free birth control to women. But how does this “right” to free birth control fit in with the rest of the bill? What comparable benefits does this legislation extend to other demographic groups, such as men? To answer this question, we will have to examine each of the (5) categories of mandatory free coverage. Item (1) refers to a list of “USPSTF A and B Recommendations” that are updated yearly. You can find the current list here. This technical document has acceptable gender-parity for most items. There is a nauseating focus on pregnancy-related items, but I will not quibble because plausible justification can be made for some of it. However, there are also line items for three breast health treatments, with no matching prostate health coverage. There is cervical cancer screening, but no provisions for male specific cancers. There are several line items protecting women from STDs, but no matching money for men. This is also where mandatory free birth control products and free tubal ligation services for women will be, once the Institute of Medicine’s recommendations are accepted by the president. That approval process led to the fuss over a “war on birth control”. Nobody talks about the fact that birth control for men, including vasectomy, is not covered, not free, and not mentioned in either the IOM or the USPSTF. Feminists and the liberal left are crying foul because a small number of women will have a small number of their female-only services under Obamacare limited. A few women, some of the time, will be treated like all men are treated, all the time. Outrageous! In summary, item (1) has the same composition as broader American society. So, we have some special privileges for women, generalized neglect of men…but nothing worth putting on war paint for. Let’s read on… Item (2) is more of the same. There is money for cancer prevention for girls, but not for boys. This got my attention because of recent evidence that the Gardasil cancer vaccine is protecting girls not only from various reproductive and abdominal cancers, but also several of the big upper body killers — including lung cancer. This is something of a “serendipity” moment in anti-cancer research. It turns out that the HPV virus (targeted by Gardasil) lives in many parts of the body, even though it only causes warts and other visible injuries in genital and oral tissues. But wherever it lurks, HPV is cancer causing — even in lung tissue. It seems inexcusable that the CDC is putting the lives of boys at risk to burnish its pro-woman credentials. But I digress. I can’t blame Obamacare for this either. Item (3) appears to be gender neutral. It is hard to believe that government can do anything without groveling at the feminist altar. And then, we get to items (4) and (5). Where shall I start? The good news is the legislation is fully contained within the document (both items refer to sub-sections within the body of the 907 page “affordable care act”). The bad news is the act has so much feminist bigotry and hate that an exhaustive list is out of the question in the interests of space. However, a quick search for the words “man” and “woman” will suffice to illustrate how this twisted document shamelessly panders to every conceivable female health issue, while completely neglecting men and boys. The word “women” appears 134 times in the body of Obamacare. The word “men” appears twice in the body of Obamacare Both occurrences of the word “men” are in generic “men and women” sentences that mean nothing. In contrast, all but two of the 134 occurrences of the word “women” outline special privileges, pampering, or programs that benefit women only. To illustrate this, I will examine every “Nth” occurrence of the word “women”, where “N’ advances in 5s. This is all that I have time to do. 1st This is in item (4) above, outlining free preventative health services for women, but not for men. 6th Mandates that before the Secretary of Health “qualifies” (approves) a health plan, he/she must “take into account the health care needs of diverse segments of the population, including women, children, persons with disabilities, and other groups.” Health care programs are on notice: pamper the pussies, or pay the price. 11th Establishes a congressional program to study “the relative mental health consequences for women of resolving a pregnancy in various ways, including carrying the pregnancy to term and parenting the child, carrying the pregnancy to term and placing the child for adoption, miscarriage, and having an abortion.” There is no reason to ask fathers what we think, because we are reptiles who do not care about the “fate” of our children. 16th Mandates that the Secretary of Health must present to congress a prescription drug plan within 12 months, and must “consult with drug manufacturers, clinicians, patients and consumers, experts in health literacy, representatives of racial and ethnic minorities, and experts in women’s and pediatric health.” Great, now the Secretary of Health must consult with feminists to determine which drugs are covered, and how much they will cost. Get ready for the tentacles of feminist hate to strangle you whenever you walk into a pharmacy. 21st Establishes the Office of Women’s Health within the Department of Health and Human Services, with an immediate mandate to “establish short-range and long-range goals and objectives within the Department of Health and Human Services and, as relevant and appropriate, coordinate with other appropriate offices on activities within the Department that relate to disease prevention, health promotion, service delivery, research, and public and health care professional education, for issues of particular concern to women throughout their lifespan.” Naturally, none of these issues matter to men, and anyways male “lifespan” is so short, who gives a shit, right? We are like lovebugs or dayflies, expected to do our thing and then die already. 26th “Establish a Department of Health and Human Services Coordinating Committee on Women’s Health, which shall be chaired by the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Women’s Healthy and composed of senior level representatives from each of the agencies and offices of the Department of Health and Human Services.” Apparently, this is a watch dog organization to make sure that the Office of Women’s Health is adequately “energetic” in promoting women’s health, as it must “monitor the Department of Health and Human Services’ offices, agencies, and regional activities regarding women’s health and identify needs regarding the coordination of activities, including intramural and extramural multidisciplinary activities.” Wow, I had no idea that women’s health was so much worse than men’s health in America, we need multiple interlocking agencies to address this national emergency! 31st “There is established within the Office of the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an office to be known as the Office of Women’s Health.” Yep, another office, this time in the CDC, to make sure that “the Center’s activity regarding women’s health conditions access, where appropriate, age, biological, and socio-cultural contexts, in all aspects of the Centers work, including prevention programs, pubic and professional education, services, and treatment.” This is big league pussy power. Nobody at the CDC is going to be able to pass gas without feminist say-so. 36th “Establishing within the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration an Office of Women’s Health” yadda yadda yadda. We get it; every federal agency that has anything to do with health administration is going to answer to the feminist Gestapo. 41st “There is established within the Office of the Director, an Office of Women’s Health and Gender Based Research.” So not only health administration, but also health research, will be politicized and fully feminized. We are going to need a bigger boat! 46th “The Secretary shall establish within the Office of the Administration of the Health Resources and Services Administration, an office to be known as the Office on Women’s Health.” Huh? What could this outfit possibly do? “Consult with health professionals, nongovernmental organization, consumer organizations, women’s health professionals, and other individuals and groups, as appropriate, on Administration policy with regards to women.” This looks like the feminist outreach arm. Handing health and human services to the feminazis is not enough. Government has to threaten the private sector, ensuring that “consumer organizations” are responsive to women’s desires. Who knew feminine hygiene was so expensive? Government will “oversee” the private sector to make sure that feminine products are affordable. Clearly, Patriarchy must be responsible, because any legitimate business would offer tampons and maxis for free. Go girl! At this point, we have covered 436 pages out of 907 pages in Obamacare, and the document never stopped talking about women’s health. It proceeds the same way until the bitter end. From cover to cover, Obamacare is actually Omama care. There is an exhaustive section on breasts, a nauseating section on motherhood, and finally a heartbreaking section on domestic violence. The violence section is the worst of all. Out of pity for those of you who have endured the unendurable at the hands of crazed and violent bitches, I am going to give you an executive summary. Obamacare is a long litany of sentences that begin with “there is established within [insert public institution] an office to be known as the Office on Women’s [insert feminist wet dream here].” Nothing for men, cover to cover. Nothing for boys, cover to cover. Vile, feminist filth. I promised to discuss 1 out of every 5 woman-only programs in Obamacare, but with 98 more women only programs and privileges to go, “I am out of puff” (as Thomas the Tank Engine says). I can’t go on. MRAs can easily avoid the big dumb feminist shark, but swimming through the carnage and offal left by the feeding beast is too nauseating to tolerate. The shock, the pain, and the reflection of what this document will mean for millions of men, boys, and fathers — it is too much to bear. This brings us back to that circling behemoth that is happily swallowing conservative loud-mouths. So just what is in the Blunt amendment that has brought the media to a fever pitch and the feminist beast into a blind rage? It turns out that in some cases, some women may have to pay for birth control. This means that a tiny number of women will be treated just like men. You see, Obamacare already has no provision for male reproductive health. All female gender specific health needs, including birth control such and tubal ligation, is covered free of charge. Vasectomy is not, along with all other male gender specific health care needs. Women would still enjoy hundreds of privileges, programs, pampering, and special provisions. Men would continue to experience nothing but neglect and hate. In a very small number of cases, one of the many female-only provisions would not apply. There is no mention that there are no provisions for men or boys, anywhere in this vile feminist document. So all this fuss is basically because a tiny number of women, in a tiny number of cases, regarding a tiny number of privileges, might be treated just as badly as all men are treated, in all cases, all the time. Here is my message to all feminists: Fuck off and die. Sources: [1]”The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act,” One hundred eleventh congress of the United States of America, at the second session, begun and held at the city of Washington on Tuesday, the fifth day of January, two thousand and ten.
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The Secretariat for Crisis Management Communication of the Ministry of Digital Policy Telecommunications and Media issued a Newsletter on the Refugee – Migration Issue which includes statistics of the period January-September 2018 as well as the actions of state institutions and services in the field
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The purpose of this study is to determine if inhaled nitric oxide (NO) will be beneficial in the treatment of vaso-occlusive sickle cell crisis.
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Old schoolterm for a chump who is easy to scam or assault verbally and/or physically; normally used to remind an adversary that they, well, suck. Suckas are known to start some mess they cain't finish and can be seen throwing rocks from their glass houses. Man, you you betta clear on out before I turn my dogs out on you, sucka.
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Tony Chan Tony Chan may refer to: Tony Chan (businessman) (born 1959), Hong Kong businessman and geomancer Tony F. Chan, mathematician and the president of King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) Antonio Canale, Italian comic writer and artist, also known under the pen name Tony Chan
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Hi guys! This is your sensational, loveable Caroline. People tell me I’m very witty and have a passion for life. I’m very sweet but I also have a very dirty mind. I will do anything and without any hesitations. I have a tight, sexy body that I absolutely love showing off any chance I can get. Guys adore my body but they fall in love with my personality. I don’t play games and I’m very real. My pictures are real and anything that comes from me is 100% original. You might ask yourself, why should you call me out of all the other girls? I love to have fun and I’m extremely naughty. Yes, I am very sweet but I love extreme fantasies and will do stuff that the other girls might shy away from. I am a phone sex diva full time and I enjoy every minute of it. I like to have a life outside of working. You can catch me outside a lot. I love the great outdoors and getting fresh air when I can. I hope you get the chance to call me. I will promise you a great call and you will never be disappointed with me!
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Hamilton–Lay Store The Hamilton–Lay Store, also known as the Hamilton Crossroads Store, is a historic country general store at Hamilton Crossroads (the intersection of Mill Pond Hollow Road and Walkers Ford Road) in Union County, Tennessee, near Maynardville. The two-story wooden building was built in the 1840s and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2011. References External links Photos of the Hamilton–Lay Store, Knoxville News Sentinel Category:Buildings and structures in Union County, Tennessee Category:Commercial buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Tennessee Category:National Register of Historic Places in Union County, Tennessee
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Indian Mounds Park The term Indian Mounds Park may refer to: Beattie Park Mound Group in Rockford, Illinois Effigy Mounds National Monument, Iowa Indian Mound Park in Dauphin Island, Alabama Indian Mound Park in Ortona, Florida Indian Mounds Park in Quincy, Illinois Indian Mounds Park in Saint Paul, Minnesota Indian Mounds Park in Whitewater, Wisconsin Indian Temple Mound and Museum in Fort Walton Beach, Florida Lake Jackson Mounds Archaeological State Park, Tallahassee, Florida Newark Earthworks in Newark, Ohio Ormond Mound in Ormond Beach, Florida Pompano Beach Mound in Pompano Beach, Florida Serpent Mound in Adams County, Ohio Sheboygan Indian Mound Park in Sheboygan, Wisconsin Velda Mound in Tallahassee, Florida
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Authors Document Type Article Publication Date 8-2012 Abstract In January 2011, the nonprofit African Sky facilitated an educational conference in Markala, Mali for pre-existing associations to come together and share knowledge and skills for mutual benefit. The participating groups (N = 6) held expertise in areas of: organizational management, income generation, and family health and sanitation, and were grouped as “established” peri-urban (N=2) and “emerging” rural (N=4) associations. Proficiency was measured on a four-point scale (1 = below basic, 2 = basic comprehension, 3 = proficient, 4 = advanced proficiency) for 14 items. Six months following the Summit, the two established women’s associations achieved 100% proficiency in organizational management, family health and sanitation, and income generation. After six months, the remaining emerging association decreased in knowledge to 50% proficiency in income generation, and only 10% proficiency in both organizational management and well as family health and sanitation. The authors hypothesize that the gains were maintained in the established organizations as these associations had the monetary means to implement the business plans they developed at the conference. Organizational support for immediate application of newly acquired skills may increase retention of skills and knowledge.
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Among the victims of FC Cincinnati construction in the West End is a distinctive yet decrepit theater most recently occupied as a worship center by Lighthouse Ministries. Known for decades as the State Theater, this old auditorium is among the few reminders of the West End’s long history as the heart of Cincinnati’s Jewish community. Under the name State Theater, the structure at Fifteenth Street and Central Avenue is legendary as a venue for jazz and vaudeville in addition to decades of films. It is little remembered that this theater was originally constructed as a cultural center for Cincinnati’s Jewish residents. FC Cincinnati’s new complex will occupy a substantial footprint in what was known 100 years ago as Cincinnati’s Jewish ghetto. The northern West End wasn’t even the Queen City’s first Jewish ghetto. The Cincinnati Post [23 June 1911] described how a census by the Jewish Settlement tracked a northward migration around the beginning of the Twentieth Century: “The census, the result of which is announced in the annual report of the Settlement, shows that the ghetto has moved from the West End to upper Central-av. The boundaries of the old district were West Fifth-av., West Court-st., Central-av. and Linn-st. The new district is bounded by Liberty-st., West Court-st., Central-av. and Linn-st.” In other words, the original Jewish enclave in Cincinnati was located south of Court Street in the West End, while the post-1900 ghetto occupied the West End north of Court Street up to Liberty. Most inhabitants of this “new” ghetto had roots in Poland and Russia. The mostly German inhabitants of the “old” ghetto had moved to hilltop neighborhoods by the end of the 1800s. According to Zane Miller’s definitive “Boss Cox’s Cincinnati,” the hilltop German Jews looked with disdain on the newly arrived immigrants in the upper West End: “The coming of the Russian immigrants forced German Jews to look down from the Hilltops and introduced them to the seamy side of life in the Basin. The spectacle aroused their disgust, sympathy, and horror.” Cincinnati rabbis had to chastise their German congregations who employed offensive epithets such as “kike” to describe the new Russian-Polish residents of the West End. Despite the Hilltop opprobrium, Cincinnati’s ghetto was a thriving community. The Jewish Settlement, which served as the headquarters for the “new” ghetto, was located on Clinton Street – a now-obliterated avenue on which Stargel Stadium (itself slated for demolition) was built. According to the Jewish Settlement, nearly 1,400 of Cincinnati’s 2,000 Jewish households were located west of Central Avenue between Court and Liberty, served by six synagogues and a variety of literary, social and political clubs. The Hebrew Union College was located in the West End from 1880 to 1910 at 724 West Sixth Street. To serve this West End population, plans for a new theater were announced in 1913. According to the Cincinnati Enquirer [28 September 1913]: “The theater, to cost about $60,000, exclusive of the land, will be of the motion-picture type, but will serve a new purpose in that field, since its owners intend bringing to Cincinnati Jewish plays. The site for the improvement is in the heart of Cincinnati’s Ghetto, and it is planned to make the theater a sort of Jewish social center, working in conjunction with the Jewish Settlement, located in the same neighborhood.” Architect for the theater was John Zettel, who also designed the Hyde Park Square fountain. Coordinating the project’s finances and overseeing construction was Harry Linch, a prominent Jewish attorney in Cincinnati. The land on which the theater was built was owned by a syndicate headed by Nicholas Longworth, Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives and scion of the family who gave us the Taft Museum. Longworth also owned some lots around the corner on Providence Street and donated them to the Jewish Settlement for construction of some tennis courts. Boris D. Bogen, Settlement superintendent, was delighted, according to the Cincinnati Post [29 April 1912]: “Our Ghetto families have enough of books and education. In the aggregate, they probably excel in intellectual culture the residents of any other section of the city, even the section in which the very rich live. But they have so little physical exercise.” To encourage exercise, the Settlement installed a roof-top garden where young people could play in fresh air and got a swimming pool constructed in the area. But the Settlement also promoted classes in English and civics to support “benevolent assimilation,” according to Superintendent Bogen, who made no secret that his ultimate goal was to dissolve the ghetto. To a large extent, he was successful. Within a few years of opening night, the changing audience of the Metropolitan Theater demonstrated the evolution of the West End neighborhood. Among the first films screened at the Metropolitan was “The Melting Pot,” a cinematic adaptation of Israel Zangwill’s 1908 play about Russian pogroms and Jewish assimilation in the United States. Through classified ads, the theater reached out to amateur performers in the neighborhood. Vaudeville acts included Irving White, billed as “That Jewish Boy.” While catering to a Jewish audience, the theater worked closely with the Settlement to promote patriotism and assimilation. A Liberty Loan Parade to support the American effort in World War I marched from the Settlement to the Metropolitan Theater. The theater held contests for children singing patriotic songs. But it was clear that assimilation was draining the Yiddish-speaking population out of the West End. The Metropolitan needed to attract non-Jewish audiences almost from the time it opened its doors. It showed risqué fare like the 1914 Italian silent “Salambo” and controversial “issue” movies like the birth-control-themed “Unborn.” By the mid-1920s, the Linch family was no longer managing the theater. References to Cincinnati’s Jewish ghetto became rarer and rarer in the newspapers. Another page in the history of the West End had turned.
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Det berättar Anders de Sinegube, fastighetschef på Jamtli. Först trodde man att skadorna, sex små hål i biljettkurens fönster, tillförts av ett luftgevär eller en luftpistol, men det verkar inte särskilt troligt då man inte funnit några kulor. – Det rör sig om någon form av tillhygge, det är allt vi vet, säger Anders de Sinegube. En annan teori var att man använt en så kallad fönsterhammare, en sådan som används för att krossa bilrutor vid nödsituationer, men även den teorin tillbakavisas av Anders de Sinegube. – Vi prövade med en sådan och då gick rutan i tusen bitar. Så det måste ha varit något annat. Rapporter har gjort gällande att det 50-talet ungdomar som besökte Jamtli gjorde det för att det hört att det skulle finnas clowner i området. Anders de Sinegube är främmande för fenomenet. – Under mina 16 år här har jag aldrig varit med om något liknande, säger han och fortsätter: – Nu fick vi avhysa folk med hjälp av polis. Vanligtvis vill vi ju att folk ska komma hit. Museets fastighetsskötare undersöker nu om det finns fler skador inne på området. Det föremål som slogs mot biljettkurens fönster tror personalen är samma som användes för att krossa tre rutor på en traktor inne på området. Den traktorn försökte någon även att tjuvkoppla. – De fick den i rullning in mot en byggnad här. Den rullade över trettio meter, säger Anders de Sinegube. Men trots skadorna är han mest lättad över att ingen av ungdomarna råkat illa ut under natten. – Vi är bara glada att ingen gjorde sig illa, säger han. ---- Läs mer: 50-tal ungdomar avvisade från Jamtli-området Clownrapporter på disco i Valla – polisen: "Bara ett rykte" Polisen nerringd om clownlarm
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Joseph Birch Joseph Birch may refer to: Joseph Birch (footballer), English footballer Sir Joseph Birch, 1st Baronet (1755–1833), merchant and MP for Nottingham and Ludgershall See also Birch (surname)
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The Only Child (This little tirade was actually my first attempt at comedy-writing. If you want to, imagine some idiot like me doing this on stage) Women and babies are such a joke. Pregnant women think that they are important, and young mothers don't understand how having a child in tow might be a turn-off to an unmarried guy. But I'm not here to bash on women; that would be too easy. I'm here to show you how I am the only child you will ever need. If the girl I am presently dating ever says that she wants to have a baby, then I will respond like this: A kid? A baby! What about me? I'll roll around on the floor and cry. I'll shit on myself, and break all of the fragile things within my reach. I'll demand to be held, and insist on your attention constantly. And I need lots of breast-feeding, or you can at least rub your nipples in my mouth for an hour a day. I will command more from you than any other part of your life does. I will be the last thing you touch at night, the first thing you hold in the morning, and I'll probably cry you awake once or twice during your overnight nap--just to make sure I'm not alone. I can do all of this for you--right now! We don't need for you to "cook" one in your gut, and we don't have to go adopt one from the humane society either. Starting soon, like in a minute, I will become the most pathetic, needy, wimpy, orally-fixated, and LOUD baby that your dumb female ass has ever seen, okay? What was it that prompted you to want a child? Have I not been demanding enough of you; did you feel a massive presence of "free time" in your current situation? Obviously, I have been too easy to deal with, so we'll fix that right now... You can start by getting right in front of me; hell, sit on my lap and start grooming me. Fix my hair, wipe my face, check my clothes for spots there, "MOM"--because this is what moms do. And as soon as I am presentable, I am definitely going to need some nipples in my mouth. Well, I'm waiting; in 5 seconds I start crying.
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Waffle House Employee Gets Arrested For Allegedly Pulling A Stupid April Fool's Prank luvsickmedia via flickrA Waffle House employee was arrested for allegedly calling in a false robbery as part of an April Fool's day prank. Susan Tinker, of Hampton, Va., is accused of calling 911 and falsely reporting a crime, local station WAVY reported. "Once the manager arrived and surveillance footage was reviewed, it was determined the whole thing was a hoax as an April Fools Day joke," according to WAVY. Tinker, 20, was arrested and charged with a misdemeanor for falsely summoning police. Perhaps Tinker can commiserate with another young April Fool's reveler who was arrested. Mark Foreman, 21, allegedly sent a text to his girlfriend that a Friendly's restaurant was being robbed, and police were called to investigate. But he was released from prison, and the charges against him "aren't clear," according to NBC Connecticut.
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The invention relates to a fuel cell comprising a porous support whereon a plurality of adjacent individual cells are arranged, each comprising: an assembly formed by a first electrode, an electrolytic membrane and a second electrode, and first and second current collectors,said individual cells being connected in series by connecting elements respectively arranged between two adjacent cells to connect the first current collector of one cell to the second current collector of the adjacent cell. The invention also relates to a method for producing such a fuel cell.
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Neuronavigated vs. conventional repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation method for virtual lesioning on the Broca's area. This study was undertaken to test the hypothesis that repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) using a neuronavigational TMS system (nTMS) to the Broca's area would elicit greater virtual aphasia than rTMS using the conventional TMS method (cTMS). Eighteen healthy subjects underwent a randomized crossover experiment to induce virtual aphasia by targeting the Brodmann area 44 and 45 for nTMS, and F3 of international 10-20 system for cTMS. Reaction time for a picture naming task and the reaction duration for a six-digit number naming task were measured before and after each session of stimulation, and compared between the cTMS and nTMS. The stability of the coil positioning on the target was measured by depicting the variability of talairach coordinates (x, y, z) of the sampled stimulation localizations. At baseline, outcome variables were comparable between cTMS and nTMS. nTMS induced significant delays in reaction time from 944.0 ± 203.4 msec to 1304.6 ± 215.7 msec (p < 0.001) and reaction duration from 1780.5 ± 286.8 msec to 1914.9 ± 295.6 msec (p < 0.001) compared with baseline, whereas cTMS showed no significant changes (p = 0.959 and p = 0.179, respectively). The mean talairach space coordinates of nTMS demonstrated greater consistency of localization of stimulation with the target, and the error range relative to the target was narrower for the nTMS compared with the cTMS (p < 0.001). nTMS leads to more robust neuromodulation of Broca's area, resulting in delayed verbal reaction time as well as more accurate targeting of the intended stimulation location, demonstrating superiority of nTMS over cTMS for therapeutic use of rTMS in neurorehabilitation.
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Early detection of apoptosis in living cells by fluorescence correlation spectroscopy. Early detection of apoptotic cells via caspase activity is demonstrated with fast response time. Fluorescence correlation spectroscopy (FCS) is used to identify the presence of a cleaved fluorogenic probe based on the fluorescence of rhodamine 110 in Jurkat cells. FCS curves are shown to be markedly different for autofluorescent (non-apoptotic) cells, whereas cells with cleaved probe showed diffusion and molecular brightness characteristic of rhodamine 110. Using FCS measurements, cells were identified as apoptotic on the basis of the presence of autocorrelated fluorescence, average molecular brightness (eta), and molecular dwell time (tau (D)). Apoptotic cells identified in this manner were detected as early as 45 min after induction. Unlike other methods with similar identification times, such as western blotting and electron microscopy, cells remain viable for further analysis. This multi-parameter approach is rapid, flexible, and does not require transfection of the cells prior to analysis, enabling apoptosis to be identified early in a wide variety of cell types.
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The Thinker He gets his feet under him and pushes against the curving wall at his back. His thighs ache but if he doesn’t push he slides down into the dank fluid held in the cupped centre of the cell. That stinking fluid eats at his clothes and makes his skin itch. He looks up at the hole. The walls curve upwards until they overhang the rest of the cell - all that is left is that bright hole. It is too high to reach, and the smooth wall is not climbable. What need for bars? Don’t think of the ache, don’t think of the smell, don’t think of the hunger. He shifts his position, grimacing as his thigh muscles protest. Don’t think? What a joke. His stomach growls. He hopes for a food drop. The last drop caught him dozing and the food had fallen into the pool. No way he was going to eat anything that had fallen into that shit. He was ready for the next drop. They won’t beat me. But they are unpredictable. The constant pushing and gripping while waiting for the sudden shadow at the hole takes all the concentration and strength he has. He needs the next food drop. Food. Don’t think about food. Don’t think of meat: don’t think of rare steaks with the meat sizzling and the blood oozing. Don’t think of cakes: don’t think of cakes with thick double cream in the middle and dark flaking chocolate on the top. Don’t think of bread: a large crusty loaf, still warm from the oven, smothered in fresh thick melting butter so that you have to lick your fingers. Don’t think of fruit: don’t think of a cold crisp apple, the juice spurting into your mouth as your teeth crunch into the white flesh. Don’t think of chicken: don’t think of a roast chicken, brown and crispy on the outside, white and succulent on the inside, the carving knife slicing the meat with ease. Don’t think of gorging yourself so that your stomach is bloated, tight as a drum skin and painful if you move. He slips, throws his hands out behind him to get some extra grip on the curved surface. He arrests the slide a foot or so from the pool. He shuffles back up the wall, his back arched, like some strange four legged spider. He squats, with his feet under his buttocks, trying to find a balance that requires the least amount of effort to hold his position. He knows that it is useless. Somebody starts shouting. The sound is full of echoes and reverberations. He imagines the somebody hurling sound at the bright hole above: that bright eye, watching impassively, never blinking. He imagines the somebody sitting up to his waist in the pool at the bottom of his cell, too weak to climb out, too weak to care that the pool is dissolving the flesh off his bones. At first it is difficult to know if the person shouting is speaking English or is even human. As he listens to the echoes, much to his surprise, he begins to understand the odd phrase. Out of context the words are meaningless, yet, somehow disturbing. “...shameless parasites...” “...my lightbulb death...” “...feed your soulessness...” “...my flesh...” The someone falls silent. The near incomprehensible sounds were a comfort: he knew he was not the only one imprisoned. The sounds offered a distraction from the pain and the hunger.
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Józef Błaszczyk Józef Wojciech Błaszczyk (born 23 March 1947, in Gdynia) is a sailor from Poland. Błaszczyk represented his country at the 1972 Summer Olympics in Kiel. Błaszczyk took 8th place in the Soling with Zygfryd Perlicki as helmsman and Stanisław Stefański as fellow crew member. References Category:Living people Category:1947 births Category:Sportspeople from Gdynia Category:Polish male sailors (sport) Category:Sailors at the 1972 Summer Olympics – Soling Category:Olympic sailors of Poland
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List of adult industry awards This list of adult industry awards is an index to articles about notable awards related to the sex industry. The list gives the country of the awarding organization, but recipients are not necessarily limited to that country. A general list is followed by lists of gay and American pornographic films. General Gay pornographic films American pornographic films See also List of pornographic film awards List of gay pornography awards List of Japanese adult video awards (1991–2008) Lists of awards List of business and industry awards References Adult industry
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John Stebbe (center), who teaches music at Mary Bryan Elementary, has received a $20,100 grant from the Allen Whitehill Clowes Foundation to replace the school’s aging keyboard lab. Stebbe is seen with Perry Township Schools Superintendent Tom Little and Principal Dana Dehart.
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Let this be your daily reminder to tell children blatant lies at every opportunity. They gotta learn the world is mostly bullshit sooner or later- better to prep ’em early.
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Hrynko Hrynko is a Ukrainian surname. Notable people with the name include: Brittany Hrynko (born 1993), American basketball player Hryhoriy Hrynko (1890–1938), Soviet Ukrainian statesman Mykola Hrynko (1920–1989), Soviet Ukrainian actor Category:Surnames of Ukrainian origin Category:Ukrainian-language surnames
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Turns out, a preservative called methylisothiazolinone (MI), which helps control bacteria in pre-moistened facial wipes, may come with health risks. “Over the last year or two, we’ve seen an explosion in the number of contact dermatitis cases caused by MI,” says Matthew Zirwas, MD, director of the contact dermatitis center at Ohio State’s Wexner Medical Center. “It’s unbelievable, and it’s by far the most significant allergen I’ve ever seen.” The preservative was approved for use in 2005, but as companies opted to use it more often in various types of cosmetic products, including facial wipes, soap and certain hair products, reports of allergic reactions began to grow.
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Grachyov Grachyov or Grachev () may refer to Grachyov (surname) Grachev (crater) Grachev (rural locality), several rural localities in Russia
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I say what I think. Я говорю что думаю. Menu Category Archives: Tea Party From reading an article on +Addicting Info, it seems like the +Ku Klux Klan‘s official platform has become intertwined with the +GOP and +The Tea Party‘s official platforms. How can one be surprised by this development? Anyway, read the article for yourselves and don’t be too shocked on its content. Think of all the b******t you hear from the likes of Rush Limbaugh and Michele Bachmann. This is where it comes from.
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"There's one thing you can rely on: Ted Cruz being a d*ck": Trevor Noah slams Ted Cruz for sleazy Iowa race "If this is what Ted Cruz does to his friends, it's no wonder Ted Cruz has no friends. He's the slimiest person..." Ted Cruz might have won the Iowa caucus but it turns out it was all because of some slimy, dirty, disgusting, despicable, shady campaigning. Or, just another day in the Cruz household. Trevor Noah is on the case, though and Wednesday explained why Cruz is such a dick. It turns out that Cruz's people started spreading rumors that opponent Ben Carson would be dropping out of the race when Carson had no intention of doing so. "How crazy is this shit," Noah began. "So, on the day of the caucus in the middle of voting, Ben Carson decided to leave Iowa. And so Ted Cruz and his minions took it upon themselves to tell voters that because Ben Carson was dropping out, they should stay and vote for Ted Cruz. The problem with that is that Ben Carson was not dropping out." Instead, it was attributed to a CNN rumor suggesting that Carson was going home to get fresh clothes. Advertisement: "Can we acknowledge how weird this is? It's the biggest night of the campaign and Ben Carson decides to fly halfway across the country to get fresh clothes? I have so many questions?!" Noah joked. But that's not all. As Donald Trump's has charged on Twitter, Cruz cheated and that's why all of the polls were wrong. Cruz explained that his campaign just didn't actually read the Carson story and he apologized for being so shady. Says Noah, "Wow, if this is what Ted Cruz does to his friends, it's no wonder Ted Cruz has no friends. He's the slimiest person in the world." One thing is certain, Noah explained. "Ted Cruz would sell his own mother if it got him another 5 points." Advertisement: Watch the full video below:
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1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a zoom lens and an imaging apparatus. In particular, the present invention relates to a zoom lens appropriate for a digital camera, a video camera and the like, and to an imaging apparatus including the zoom lens. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, as personal computers spread to ordinary families, digital cameras that can input image information, such as a landscape and a portrait, obtained by photography to personal computers became widely used. Since the function of the digital cameras became higher recently, a demand for a digital camera with a high-magnification zoom lens mounted thereon is increasing. Therefore, for example, a zoom lens with a high magnification ratio, as disclosed in Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2007-219040 (Patent Document 1), is used. The zoom lens consists of a first lens group having positive refractive power, a second lens group having negative refractive power, a third lens group having positive refractive power and a fourth lens group having positive refractive power, which are in this order from an object side. The magnification of the zoom lens is changed by changing distances between the groups Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2003-207715 (Patent Document 2) discloses a zoom lens with similar basic structure to that of Patent Document 1. Patent Document 2 discloses, as a four-group zoom-type zoom lens with a high magnification ratio, a zoom lens having a small Fno. at a wide angle end while achieving a high variable magnification ratio. Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2010-217478 (Patent Document 3) discloses a zoom lens having excellent optical performance while achieving a high magnification ratio.
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Secular charities. One that I personally respect the most is Doctors without Borders. African societies are not the same as ours. They have completely different mores. The missionaries come over and basically invade their society, set up a church building and start spreading the word of jesus. They teach them all your folk tales as if they were true, and teach them about their idea of sin and damnation. And part of those sins are using any form of birth control. Doctors without borders is over there trying desperately to educate them about how condoms and their proper use can drastically reduce infrection and spread of HIV. Then the priests <ptooey> come behind them and tell them they're going to hell if they use the condoms. I am not asking about secular charities.....I know there are a ton that do wonderful work. I was wondering if there are any expressly atheist charities......charities driven by the unifying power of a common cause. Edited: Woops - I did find one on the list from the link you provided: http://foundationbeyondbelief.org/mission Very minor charity: ~$100K per GuideStar. Do you know of any others? Are you part of any or do you contribute to them? You bring up "christian" mission efforts that do not accomplish what you feel are good results. Do you know any that accomplish results that you feel are satisfactory/good? What do you think the ratio of "christian" charities/mission organizations are that accomplish satisfactory versus unsatisfactory results? There are charities of all stripes that do good. Christian as well as nearly any other heretical religion. Some of them just carry the religion part two far and too fast for the local population to be really comfortable with their invasion, Secular is non-religious. Atheist is non religious. Trying to pick out only athiests is like asking where are the "only men with beards" charities. Atheists join secular charities because we as a general rule don't go out to proclaim and gather our disbelief into groups. You are an atheist, Yes you are. Do you believe in and worship the Hindu goddess of time and death, Kali? If you don't believe their gods are as true as yours, then you sir, are an atheist. I just go one god further than you do. Unlike i'm sure you're told within the dark and evil heroin filled cults you guys hang out in, of how the atheists are performing strange satanic rituals and kidnapping a small virgin child of christian parents. We will then bathe,dry and perfume this child and paint him as as idol, hold him aloft as an offering to the memory of Carl Sagan and then begin the feast, Baby in the food processor!!! Trying to pick out only athiests is like asking where are the "only men with beards" charities. That's an easy one - the Amish charities. Quote: Originally Posted by Heathen Atheists join secular charities because we as a general rule don't go out to proclaim and gather our disbelief into groups. I did notice on that link you provided that there are a fair amount of atheist organizations whose purpose is to spread awareness of atheism. Nothing inherently wrong with that. Quote: Originally Posted by Heathen You are an atheist, Yes you are. Do you believe in and worship the Hindu goddess of time and death, Kali? If you don't believe their gods are as true as yours, then you sir, are an atheist. I just go one god further than you do. Interesting how you rail against other people redefining terms & definitions as they go and here you are making up definitions that are nowhere to be found our dictionaries. Unlike i'm sure you're told within the dark and evil heroin filled cults you guys hang out in, of how the atheists are performing strange satanic rituals and kidnapping a small virgin child of christian parents. We will then bathe,dry and perfume this child and paint him as as idol, hold him aloft as an offering to the memory of Carl Sagan and then begin the feast, Baby in the food processor!!! Dude - this is plain weirdness. I have never heard of Christian cults meeting in dark heroin filled places.......and I have no such perception of atheists. Quite the opposite - most atheists I have conversed with are intelligent, thoughtful, caring people.....and many of them probably live up to a higher level of morality than I do. Your descriptions of things in the last few days are starting to paint a different picture of you as a person however. Either you are being serious (and that really concerns me where you are as a person) or you are attempting humor (which would speak to character issues). There might be other conclusions to draw, but I can't think of them right now. An Atheist doesn't believe in a god. You don't believe in their gods. therefore you are an atheist when it comes to their religions. Not with repect to your own. Whats hard to understand about that? Are you saying that you need me to break that down into 3rd grade words so you have a better chance of understanding? It's a play on history, one you should be familiar with as it is a part of the history of christianity. Romans had rumours that christian groups would steal their newborn children, Christians comtinues the rediculous lies and accused jews of stealing virgin christian blood for use in rites to reinvigorate them or to cure wounds. A little bit of knowledge of your religions beginnings would leave you in a better place to understand references such as these. But of course a little knowledge makes it harder to ignore all the atrocities your god commited with such relish. It's a play on history, one you should be familiar with as it is a part of the history of christianity. Romans had rumours that christian groups would steal their newborn children, Christians comtinues the rediculous lies and accused jews of stealing virgin christian blood for use in rites to reinvigorate them or to cure wounds. A little bit of knowledge of your religions beginnings would leave you in a better place to understand references such as these. But of course a little knowledge makes it harder to ignore all the atrocities your god commited with such relish. I have never been a history guy. I struggled through that stuff in school and still find it pretty boring to read about or watch on TV. Much more a math and science guy. What I do find interesting is that you find the historicity of of these rumors valid enough to base your arguments and beliefs on. I will keep that in mind if we get onto the topic of the historicity of the New Testament accounts.
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FBI agent Peter Strzok praised Hillary Clinton and said he would vote for her for president while also leading the investigation into her possible mishandling of classified information. In March 2016, Strzok sent his mistress Lisa Page, an FBI lawyer, text messages saying that “Hillary should win 100,000,000 – 0.” And asked who he would vote for in the election, Strzok told Page: “I suppose Hillary.” Strzok also referred to himself as a “conservative Dem” in one exchange. The text messages are included in a trove of messages released on Tuesday night, ahead of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein’s testimony before the House Judiciary Committee. (RELATED: Strzok Called Trump An ‘Idiot’ In Texts To FBI Lawyer) Strzok was removed from Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation over the summer after the Justice Department’s inspector general discovered the text messages. Republicans have called foul over the communications because of Strzok’s central role in both the Clinton email probe but also the investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian government. Strzok and Page also sent messages disparaging Trump, calling him an “idiot.” A month before Strzok sent his pro-Clinton texts, he conducted an interview with Jake Sullivan, a former State Department official and Clinton aide who sent many of the classified emails that ended up on Clinton’s private email server. FBI records show that Strzok interviewed Sullivan on Feb. 27, 2016. Strzok, who at the time served as the FBI’s No. 2 counterintelligence official, would go on to interview several Clinton and several of her aides over the next few months. He interviewed Huma Abedin on April 5, 2016 and Cheryl Mills on April 9 and May 28, 2016. An interview with Clinton attorney Heather Samuelson was conducted on May 24, 2016, according to FBI records. Finally, Strzok and Justice Department lawyer David Laufman interviewed Clinton on July 2, 2016. Three days later, then-FBI Director James Comey announced that he would not be recommending charges against Clinton for mishandling classified information. Strzok and Page’s politically-charged texts continued as he transitioned from the Clinton investigation to the Russia probe. On July 27, 2016, Page wrote of Clinton, “She just has to to win now.” “I’m not going to lie, I got a flash of nervousness yesterday about Trump,” she said. According to various news reports, Strzok was picked to lead the Russia investigation at around the time that message was sent. Strzok’s exchanges with Page have raised questions about his investigative activities on the Clinton and Trump investigations. It was revealed earlier this month that Strzok is the FBI official who watered down the language in a statement prepared for Comey. Instead of using the legal term “grossly negligent” to describe Clinton’s email activities, Strzok inserted the phrase “extremely careless.” Strzok also appears to have gone much easier on Clinton aides that he interviewed in the email probe than he did on Trump associates he met with during the Russia investigation. (RELATED: Top Clinton Aides Faced No Charges For Giving Misleading Statements In Interview With Strzok) Abedin and Mills, the two Clinton aides, appear to have given misleading statements in their interviews about what they knew about Clinton’s use of a private email server. But neither faced charges for the false statements. In contrast, former national security adviser Michael Flynn was charged for lying to the FBI during an interview in January. Strzok was one of the agents who conducted the interview. Follow Chuck on Twitter
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Betty Learns What Being 18 Is All About On Her Birthday by Broken Arrow , tagged as Summary: It's Betty's 18th birthday and the skinny, blonde, blue-eyed teen is excited about the big surprised her daddy said he was going to get her. She's spent all day at home, never suspecting that her father's friend, her best friend's dad, would be the one to give her the surprise she was promised. Mr. Addams has been wanting to knock up a hot, little eighteen-year-old on her birthday for years and he is finally going to get the chance, by knocking up his daughter's best friend. Betty's hopes for a new car, her plans for a romantic date with her boyfriend, and her own desires are put on hold, because she lives in a world where all women must let men fuck them any way they like! <<Prev (Read about April's day) Betty put on her favorite quirky hat and spun around to look at herself in the mirror. Her long blonde hair reached to the middle of her slender back. Her white t-shirt was tight and so thin her nipples were practically popping through the material. She'd picked out her favorite pair of bright blue booty shorts and was trying to decide on which pair of knee-high socks to wear. Her father had let her stay home from school that day since it was her eighteenth birthday. He'd promised her a surprise that afternoon, one that she'd never forget. "I wonder if he's getting me a car or maybe it's a trip to Paris! I bet there's a really big birthday party planned for me at least. All my friends over to wish me a happy eighteenth! Daddy always has the best surprises." She heard the front door open and bounded down the stairs. "Daddy, I've been waiting all d- Oh, sorry Mr. Addams. I thought you were my dad getting home from work." "That's okay. That's a real cute outfit you've got. Really shows off your tits and ass, like a proper young woman," he said, looking her up and down. Mr. Addams was her best friend April's father. He was about six feet tall, maybe a bit taller, and just getting into his mid-thirties. Betty had always been impressed with how fit he stayed, despite working at an office all day. "Are you here to see my dad? Or... my mom is at some company retreat all week, so..." "No, that's all fine. I'm actually here to see you. It's your birthday, right? Just turned eighteen. It really shows. Happy birthday," he said while walking up the stairs to stand face to face with the teen girl. "Oh, well... um.. thank you, Mr. Addams. Was... was there anything else you wanted... or um..." Mr. Addams picked Betty up and threw her over one shoulder. Before she really knew what was happening, he'd carried her back up the stairs and she felt a brief moment of flying through the air. When she looked around, she was sitting on her bed, dazed and wondering what was going to come next. Mr. Addams undid the buttons of his shirt, unbuckled his pants, and within a few minutes was standing in front of the fresh eighteen-year-old, his muscles rippling while he stroked a cock nearly as thick as Betty's upper arm. She knew men would start fucking her whenever they wanted when she turned eighteen, but she hadn't expected it to be this sudden or for the first one to be April's dad. "Oh god! Mr. Addams, that thing is so much bigger than my boyfriend's. Holy fucking cow," she said, her blue eyes growing wide and transfixed on the older man's cock. "I bet it is. And you know what, little girl? This great big cock is going right up your hot, tight, little snatch," he said while walking towards her bed. She felt his hands grab hold of the sheer fabric of her t-shirt and heard the tearing of fabric, then her favorite booty-shorts, torn completely in half and tossed to the far corner of her room. She shivered with both the cool air on her bare skin and the anticipation of what he'd do to her next. She reached to take off her hat, but he held her hand and kissed it gently. "No, leave the hat on. I like it," he said. Mr. Addams climbed onto her bed and sat next to her. With one of his strong arms resting on her slender shoulders, he let his hand drape over and started stroking her hardening nipples. The other pushed her legs apart and his fingers felt like an electric shock as he stroked her dripping cunt and flicked her tender clit. "Fuck! Oh, fucking hell! That feels so good, Mr. Addams. Fuck!" she instinctively reached over and stroked his rock hard cock with one hand, then lowered her head and started sucking on the tip while he continued to play with her small breasts and wet cunt. She flicked her pink tongue under the head of his cock, heard him moan with approval, and wondered if he'd only want a blowjob. He pushed her head down on his cock and forced the rod as deep into her throat as it would go, making her gag and choke around his cock for a moment. "Maybe I can get him to cum in my mouth and still have time to get ready for Daddy's surprise and my date with Andy tonight," she thought. When he let go of her head, she pulled away from his massive cock and looked up into his eyes. "Do... do you want to cum in my mouth, Mr. Addams?" "We'll get to your mouth eventually, but I'm planning on fucking this hot, tight, little cunt of yours first," he said, laying back on the bed and pulling her up so she was straddling his cock. He let her work her dripping cunt up and down the length of his cock without taking it in for a moment. "But... but I'm not on birth control, Mr. Addams," she said, and ground harder against his cock. "That's the idea," he said, then lifted her up just enough to line his cock up with her young, dripping pussy, before pulling her back down, driving every last inch of his thick cock into her. "Fuck! Oh shit! Oh, fuck! But... but Mr. Addams-" "I've been waiting for this day, Betty. Goddamn, you have one tight cunt, you fucking dirty, filthy, little slut," Mr. Addams said while driving his thick cock up her newly eighteen-year-old cunt as hard as he could. "Fuck! Mr. Addams! Fucking hell, you're huge! It's my eighteenth birthday, can't you wait a little bit longer to-" "No, I fucking can't wait, you little slut. I've been wanting to knock up a hot piece of ass on her eighteenth forever and you are getting knocked up today. Sure, I'll fuck your ass, mouth, and tits too, but I'll be sure to cum up your little teen cunt as much as possible." "Do you- Fucking hell, your cock feels great! Do you know where my dad is, Mr. Addams? He told he had a surprise for me today." "The surprise is that he's over at my place fucking the hell out of April's tight little ass while I’m over here making sure you get knocked up for your birthday," Mr. Addams said. "I... I- fuck that feels so good! I have a date with my boyfriend- fuck! Yes, fuck me hard, Mr. Addams! I have a date with my boyfriend tonight." "Your dad already called and canceled for you. I've got you as my own little personal slut to fuck for the rest of the night. I'm going to knock you up, ruin your ass, make your throat so sore you can't talk for a week, and cum on your tits 'til you can't see 'em anymore," he said. His thick fingers were wrapped around her slender waist and he guided her so that she lowered her cunt down while he thrust up into her. Her legs and arms ached from the strain, but the feel of his thick cock stretching her tiny cunt drove her onward. "Yeah, fuck my cock just like that, you eighteen-year-old slut. You like that? You like having a big, thick, man's cock up your little cunt and ready to cum inside of you?" "Ye- yes! Yes, Mr. Addams. Your- your cock is so fucking good! Please, please fuck my little cunt. Please, make me pregnant and then fuck the hell out of my whore ass and make me suck your cock! You're so hot, Mr. Addams! I want you to wreck every last inch of my body!" she screamed out, driving her aching cunt onto his thick vein covered cock, and grinding her ass back, hoping she looked as good as his cock made her feel. He rammed his cock up into her and grunted and moaned, She felt his large hands grip her tiny breasts and dig into her soft flesh. She knew her tits would be bruised for days, but she didn't care, as long as she could make him cum. As his cock spasmed deeper inside of her than anything had ever been, she tipped over the edge and screamed into the air, cumming with him. Mr. Addams rolled them both over, spooning against her, his softening cock still in her gripping cunt. She could feel his hot breath on the back of her neck, as he panted and whispered to her. "Happy eighteenth birthday, Betty. That was a really good start, but I can't wait to take this hot little ass of yours for a ride next," he said. Betty felt his cock start to stiffen again before it had even finished flagging, and wondered if he'd taken a couple pills so he'd be able to fuck her even more. "Mr. Addams. Thank you for coming over to fuck me. I've been a bit jealous that April gets to get fucked by my dad all the time, but that I've never been fucked by her dad, by you. You think you'll come over here to fuck me as often as he goes to fuck her?" "You can count on it, my cute little slut," Mr. Addams said and kissed the back of her neck. (Betty's 18th birthday lessons continue) Next>>
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Jede Zeit sucht sich die Krankheit, die zu ihr passt: Nach dem Ausgebrannten betritt nun der Narzisst die Bühne. Seine Hemmungslosigkeit ist nicht sein einziges Problem. Bislang galt Burnout als das charakteristische Krankheitsbild unserer Zeit. Mittlerweile aber wird man den Eindruck nicht mehr los, dass die narzisstische Persönlichkeitsstörung dem Burnout diesen Rang gerade streitig macht. Wohin man blickt, überall begegnen einem Narzissten. Ein paar willkürlich aus dem Medienalltag herausgegriffene Schlagzeilen zeigen, wie beliebig der Narzissmus-Begriff verwendet wird: „Bei Tattoos spielt Narzissmus eine große Rolle“, „Selbstbezogen und eitel: Diese Frage entlarvt Narzissten“, „Psychopathen und Narzissten träumen oft von Sex“, „Burnout für Narzissten“ und „Der Foto-Quickie mit sich selbst: Sind wir zu narzisstisch geworden?“ Denken wir uns den Foto-Quickie einmal weg, ist das eine wichtige Frage, nur büßt sie durch die inflationäre Begriffsverwendung ihre Dringlichkeit ein. Uli Hoeneß gilt als Narzisst, Bernd Lucke, Chef der AfD, auch, ebenso Thomas Middelhoff, die RTL-Dschungelcamper und natürlich Dieter Bohlen, wobei sich die Liste seitenlang fortschreiben ließe. Wie beim Burnout winkt man reflexhaft ab. Nicht schon wieder! Aber wissen wir wirklich, was ein Narzisst ist? Die meisten werden an eine starke Ich-Fixierung denken, an jemanden, der oft sehr lange vor dem Spiegel steht, am liebsten über sich spricht und jede Möglichkeit nutzt, Aufmerksamkeit zu erregen. Der Duden beschreibt den Narzisst als „jemand, der (erotisch) nur auf sich selbst bezogen ist“. Damit hat sich die Sache. In der narzisstischen Sackgasse Aber wo bleibt die pathologische Dimension? Wo wird, nachdem das Etikett erst verteilt ist, ernsthaft die Frage nach dem zerstörerischen Potential der narzisstischen Persönlichkeitsstörung gestellt, das ja schon im griechischen Mythos des Narziss offen zutage tritt? Zur Erinnerung: Narziss, ein schöner, begehrter Jüngling, verschmäht rüde jeden, der sich ihm liebend nähern will. Man könnte auch sagen: Narziss geht über Leichen. Die Nymphe Echo etwa flüchtet nach seiner Ablehnung in den Wald, verkriecht sich in Höhlen und verfällt in Siechtum. Nemesis, Göttin des gerechten Zorns, bestraft die Kaltherzigkeit des Narziss, indem sie ihm gleiches Leid widerfahren lässt. Als Narziss in „ein Quell mit silbern erglänzenden Wellen“ blickt, verliebt er sich in sein Spiegelbild. Ohne sich vor lauter Entzücken allerdings selbst zu erkennen. Erst nach eine Weile ruft er bei Ovid aus: „Ich bin, merk’ ich, es selbst.“ Diese Liebe verzehrt ihn ganz und gar, er stirbt. Mehr zum Thema 1/ Jede Kultur produziert ihre Krankheitsbilder. Auch Neurosen unterliegen einem Wandel. Christopher Lasch sprach bereits 1979 vom „Zeitalter des Narzissmus“: „Was die Hysterie und die Zwangsneurosen zu Beginn dieses Jahrhunderts für Freud und seine frühen Kollegen waren, sind für den praktischen Analytiker der letzten Jahrzehnte vor der Jahrtausendwende die narzisstischen Störungen.“ Wohin Lasch blickte, überall beobachtete er die Ausbreitung eines ausufernden Selbstbezogenheitstrends: in der Politik, der Wirtschaft, im Bildungswesen, in der Kultur und im Privaten. Selbstverwirklichung als Maß aller Dinge. Das Streben nach Glück sei in die Sackgasse narzisstischer Selbstbeschäftigung abgedrängt worden. Die in Buchform verarbeitete Selbstfindung des einstigen politischen Aktivisten Jerry Rubin, die Lasch aufgriff, könnte sich in ihrem Selbsterfahrungsirrsinn wunderbar auch heute noch abspielen: In den ersten fünf Jahren, so schreibt Rubin in seinem Buch mit dem infantilen Titel „Growing (Up) at Thirty-seven“, „habe ich Gestalttherapie, Bioenergetik, Massage, Jogging, biologisch reine Nahrungsmittel, Thai Chi, Esalen, Hypnotismus, modernen Tanz, Meditation, Akupunktur, Sexualtherapie, Reichsche Therapie und More House ausprobiert - ein Selbstbedienungskurs im neuen Bewusstsein“. Seine Erkenntnis? Er sei jetzt zwar 37 Jahre alt, fühle sich aber wie 25. Das Geschäft mit der Ichbezogenheit Verglichen mit jenem schier grenzenlosen Verwirklichungsfeld von heute wirken die Präsentationsmöglichkeiten zu Laschs Zeiten lächerlich. Wäre Rubin noch am Leben, er hätte die Welt an seinen Erkenntnissen über Narzissmus-Nährböden wie Twitter und andere soziale Netzwerke en Detail teilhaben lassen können. Um die Bestätigungsmaschine in Form von „Likes“ erfolgreich am Laufen zu halten, muss sich einer, der im Schaufenster steht, unentwegt inszenieren. Bekanntlich artet das oft in einen absurden Mitteilungsdrang aus, der Leute veranlasst, Bilder zu posten, wie sie sich ein Brot schmieren oder Toilettenpapier kaufen. Banales soll krampfhaft mit Bedeutung aufgeladen werden. Die permanente Aufforderung zur Selbstbetrachtung hat etwas Übergriffiges. Ob man nicht die optimale Helligkeit seiner Zähne herausholen wolle? fragt der Zahnarzt, noch bevor er sich ein Bild über deren Gesundheitszustand gemacht hat, und der Hautarzt warnt eindringlich vor der sich andeutenden Zornesfalte. Botox helfe. Im Grunde ist es unmöglich, durch eine Zeitschrift zu blättern, ohne animiert zu werden, sein Ich testend unter die Lupe zu nehmen. Wie gut bin ich im Bett? Wie wirke ich auf Männer? Bin ich der geborene Erfolgstyp? Ganze Industriezweige verdienen enorm viel Geld damit, die Ichbezogenheit beharrlich voranzutreiben. Je früher man mit der Selbstoptimierung beginnt, so wird einem suggeriert, desto besser. Der Ratgeber- und Coaching-Markt boomt. „Ich kam, ich sah, ich wirke! Mehr Charisma für mehr Erfolg!“- „Ich bin ich und ich bin gut“. Ich. Ich. Ich - das ist das stärkste Verkaufsargument solcher Buchtitel. Voraussetzung dieser hemmungslosen Selbstbejahung ist der komplette Verzicht auf alle Vergleichsmaßstäbe. Empathie wird überflüssig Zu einer erfolgreichen Erwerbsbiographie reicht es nicht mehr zu studieren und ein paar Praktika zu absolvieren. Die Internetseite „studium-ratgeber“ empfiehlt vielmehr Folgendes: „Die eigene Person als Marke definieren und etablieren - in der heutigen Arbeitswelt unverzichtbar. Das fängt schon bei der ,Bewerbungsschlacht‘ um die guten Jobs an.“ Von „Markenpersönlichkeit“ und „Ego-Marketing“ ist die Rede. Die Werbeindustrie und die Massenmedien züchten mit ihrer Sehnsuchtsstimulierung nach Erfolg, Ruhm und Reichtum narzisstische Charakterzüge geradezu heran. Mit einem gesunden Selbstbewusstsein, das für eine intakte Persönlichkeit unabdingbar ist, hat das nichts mehr zu tun. Die Bezeichnung Kapsel-Ich trifft es besser. Nur: Dieses Kapsel-Ich beschleunigt das Abdriften in die Wahrnehmungsverzerrung. Die Wirklichkeit perlt ab. Wer nur noch sich sieht, sieht naturgemäß nichts anderes mehr. Und Empathie ist dann - erinnern wir uns an Narziss - auch überflüssig. Eine beunruhigende Psychodynamik Die Grenzen zwischen gesundem und krankem Narzissmus sind fließend. Das „Diagnostische und Statistische Manual psychischer Störungen“ (DSM-IV) listet neun verschiedene Kriterien auf, von denen für eine Persönlichkeitsstörung mindestens fünf erfüllt werden müssen. Zu den Kriterien gehören: ein grandioses Gefühl der eigenen Wichtigkeit, starke Phantasien von grenzenlosem Erfolg und Macht, das Verlangen nach übermäßiger Bewunderung, ausbeuterisches Verhalten in Beziehungen, Empathiemangel, Neid, Arroganz und Überheblichkeit. Der pathologische Narzisst ist eine Art Parasit. Ein Menschenkonsument. Das muss er auch sein, weil er an Minderwertigkeitskomplexen leidet. Er hasst sich mehr, als dass er sich liebt. Damit sein Ego nicht abstürzt, braucht er das Gegenüber als Applaus-Lieferant. Erst aus der permanenten Spiegelung zieht er sein Lebenselixier. Bestimmte Berufsfelder begünstigen narzisstische Verhaltensweisen. Seit der Finanzkrise 2008 ist die Banker-Psyche ins Visier der Wirtschaftspsychologen geraten - nicht die des Sparkassenangestellten am Kundenschalter, sondern jene des mit aberwitzigen Summen jonglierenden Investmentbankers. Der Psychiater Reinhard Haller bezeichnete Investmentbanken einmal als moderne Kriegsschauplätze. „In diesem Milieu wird das Ideal des Narzissten weiter ausgeprägt. Emotionslosigkeit und Mangel an Empathie gilt ja in diesen Kreisen als Standardausstattung“, so Haller. Die Kombination aus Macht, Status und absurd viel Geld zieht offenbar Spielernaturen mit Hang zum Größenwahn an. Man erinnere sich nur an Bernie Madoff. Oder Jérôme Kerviel, einer der bekanntesten Investmentbanker, der vor einigen Jahren der französischen Großbank Société Générale mit Zockereien einen Verlust von knapp fünf Milliarden Euro zugefügt hat. Kerviel hatte sich sein eigenes Spekulationsreich geschaffen. Es geht hier um viel mehr als unter Realitätsverlust leidende Banker oder das Finanzwesen: Eine Gesellschaft, die ausgeprägten Narzissmus strukturell fördert und belohnt, setzt eine beunruhigende Psychodynamik in Gang. Wenn Selbstvermarktung, Manipulationsgeschick, Egoismus und Blendertum Erfolgsgaranten sind, dann hat die narzisstische Persönlichkeitsstörung jedenfalls beste Chancen, sich weiter auszubreiten. Dann würde das Krankheitsbild von gestern zum Ideal von morgen.
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Getting drafted to... Toronto was the best thing to happen for my career. I was home. I went to 'SC. You know what I mean? And the reason I stayed home to go to SC was like, "Damn, if I go to the league, there's a good chance I'm not gon' be home. So, let me try to enjoy being home, playing home." And I get drafted and go to another fucking country. (LAUGHTER) I didn't-- I didn't even have a passport. -You know what I mean? -LEBRON JAMES: You didn't have a passport? I didn't have a passport. -That's hilarious. -DEMAR DEROZAN: You feel me? -You get drafted by Toronto, you didn't even know... -MAN: I can't go. DEROZAN: I gotta-- I gotta get a passport, so... I get to Toronto, winter come, I'm still wearing Chucks. -(LAUGHTER) -You know what I mean? I'm the only rookie on the team. So I'm just in the gym every single night. I'm about to do what he doin', I'm doin' what he doin'. I'm just like doing my research on everybody. But, I'm glad I took that approach because there was guys in my fourth, fifth year still wondering like... "Damn, like I ain't even been to the playoffs."
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Old-Ass Roman Shit: Sightseeing in Rome In my previous blog post announcing that we’re heading home in May, I talked a little bit about how long-term traveling can sort of turn you into an asshole. It can make you stop appreciating the fact that the ruins you’re seeing are thousands of years old. Cathedrals start to blend together, you stop caring as much about the history of the sights you’re seeing, and you start to feel kind of like a jerk about not appreciating your travels. We hit peak travel fatigue in Rome, epicenter of old-ass Roman shit. We spent just 3 nights there, which I think was enough for one trip. It would be so easy to spend a whole week there and totally wear yourself out with sightseeing – I think it’s better to bite off a small chunk of Rome and savor it. Even still, we found ourselves getting pretty fatigued Sightseeing in Rome. It is a huge behemoth of a city – we walked over 10 miles each day, maxing out at 14 miles one day! To keep our sanity, we started joking about all the old-ass Roman shit surrounding us everywhere, which is where this blog post gets its name. Don’t get me wrong, we LOVED Rome and loved visiting all of its wonderful sights; we just also happen to need jokes to get us over the tourist-fatigue-hump. We barely made a dent on Rome, but tried to hit all the most major sights. I know I’ve raved about Rick Steves’ Guidebooks in my blog posts before, but I think there’s probably no city where you’ll be happier to have a Steves’ book in hand than Rome. I hope you enjoy this old-ass Roman shit as much as we did. The Pantheon The Incredible Pantheon It’s not often anymore that an ancient site leaves me so awestruck that my jaw hits the ground and I’m at a loss for words. That is exactly what happened when we rounded a corner in Rome and the massive Pantheon came into view. There’s something incredibly magical about seeing something in real life that you’ve spent your entire life looking at just in photos. In person, the Pantheon was even more impressive than I could’ve imagined. Rome’s Pantheon Because the Pantheon is free, it can sometimes be absolutely packed with a wait to even go inside! Lucky for us, we visited in February. Thank heavens for low season and small crowds. Check out these massive columns! The Pantheon was originally a Roman temple dedicated to all (pan) gods (theos), hence the name Pantheon. The structure we know today as the Pantheon was built here around A.D. 120 on the site where the original older temple (built all the way back in 27 B.C., holy smokes) once stood. The Pantheon became a Christian Church after the fall of Rome, which saved it from “architecture cannibalism” (is that when buildings eat other buildings? kidding). The Pantheon’s Dome was the model for the Florence’s Duomo’s famous dome, which launched the Renaissance and inspired all domes built afterwards, including St. Peter’s Basilica and the dome of the US Capitol Building. The Pantheon’s Impressive Dome is made of concrete, which the Romans invented. It gets lighter and thinner towards the top. At the base, the dome is 23 feet thick, but the top is less than five feet thick and made with a lighter-weight concrete. The Colosseum We unexpectedly walked past the Colosseum in the dark on our way home from dinner our first night in Rome. I can’t get over how small these Roman sights make me feel. Their sheer enormity makes me feel itty bitty, but the impressive design and crazy history makes me wonder what dent I’ll leave on history. I better get cracking on my legacy, I guess. The Colosseum at Night. It closes before sunset, so there were almost no other people around. It was nice and quiet, and most importantly, there wasn’t anyone around trying to sell us anything! Hooray. We also saw the Arch of Constantine at night – I think it’s even more beautiful lit up at night than it was during the day. The Colosseum is almost 2,000 years old! It was built at the peak of the Roman Empire in A.D. 80, and is an impressive representation of the feats that Roman Engineers were able to achieve during that time. Panorama of the Colosseum We learned that the Colosseum’s real name is “The Flavian Amphitheater”; tuck that one away in your brains for trivia nights in the future. Back in the day when killing was a spectator sport, it could hold up to 50,000 screaming Romans. I told Kevin to stop squinting in this photo. And then he made this face. I hope you’re laughing as hard as I am. The Colosseum has been damaged over the years. Earthquakes caused some of this damage, but mostly pieces were lost during the Middle Ages and Renaissance when huge chunks of stones were scavenged and carted away to build other buildings. In fact, only 1/3 of the original Colosseum structure remains, the rest has been restored. The Colosseum, where killing is a spectator sport. In this photo, you can see the underground passages where animals, prisoners, and gladiators moved around. It was covered with a wooden floor and sand when the Colosseum was actually in use. Part of the arena floor has been reconstructed in the back there to give you an idea of what it would’ve looked like. This is the Emperor’s Box, marked now with a cross. I thought that was strange given that so many people died here. Trying to decide if the gladiator should live… Traveler Tips: It costs 12 euro to get into the Colosseum, but that same ticket gets you into the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. If you’re traveling in high season, it’s a good idea to go online and purchase your tickets in advance so you can skip the line. We hear that in high season the Colosseum is much less crowded in the afternoons when the temperature is at its hottest. In February, we showed up in the morning without reservations and had to wait about 25 minutes to go inside. If the line is really long, head over to The Roman Forum, where the line is usually shorter to buy tickets! See the Forum first, then come to the Colosseum and use the same ticket to enter later. The Roman Forum The Roman Forum. We got a beautiful day, and had a fantastic visit. PRO TIP: Bring along snacks!! This is it, the epicenter of old-ass Roman shit. This is where Rome was born and bred, the place where all the magic happened It was the political, religious, and commercial center of Rome. According to my Rick Steves’ guidebook, it’s “arguably the most important piece of real estate in Western civilization.” Armed with my Kindle, we followed Rick’s walking tour through the Roman Forum. First we saw the impressive Arch of Titus, with a less than happy background story. The arch commemorates the Romans’ victory over Judaea (Israel) in A.D. 70. They enslaved and brought back 50,000 Jews and forced them to build this arch and the Colosseum. The Arch of Titus I also thought that the Temple of Antoninus Pius and Faustina (built in A.D. 138-161) had an interesting backstory, too. After Rome’s downfall, many of the buildings here in the Forum were pillaged and scavenged to build other new structures elsewhere in Rome. In the photo below, you can see diagonal cuts on the columns, marks left by an unsuccessful attempt to use rope and vinegar to cut through the columns and take them away! The Temple of Antoninus Pius and Faustina. The Temple of Antoninus Pius and Faustina was used as a church starting in 1550, during the time of Michelangelo. The green door was actually at street level during those days! Excavations in the 1800s revealed the lower staircase. While at the Forum, we also learned the interesting story about the Vestal Virgins. These women were selected at the young age of 10 to hold this prestigious position, and were responsible for keeping the sacred flame in the Temple of Vesta burning at all times. It was considered an honor to be selected to be a Vetsal Virgin – they were highly regarded by all Romans and even had their own private box at the Colosseum. The Virgins were required to serve a 30-year term. If they served faithfully, they received a huge dowry and could marry. If they didn’t live up to the Virgin name, they would be ridiculed in a parade (strapped to a funeral car, no less) then buried alive! Usually, the no-longer-a-virgin was given a loaf of bread and a candle before they locked her down in the crypt. I can’t decide if that makes it more or less torturous? These three columns are all that remain of the Temple of Castor and Pollux, which was built in the fifth century B.C. to commemorate a Roman victory. Somewhere near the Arch of Septemius Severus (pictured below with Kevin), we realized that J.K. Rowling pulled a bunch of names for Harry Potter characters out of Roman History. The other name we recognized in the books is Remus. In roman mythology, Remus was abandoned by his mother, then rescued and raised by a she-wolf. (Now it makes perfect sense that Remus was the name of a werewolf in Harry Potter.) Kevin in front of the Arch of Septemius Severus, built A.D. 203. In the very center of this photo behind me is the Column of Phocas. In A.D. 608, the Byzantine Empire gifted this column to the fallen Roman empire to commemorate the conversion of the Pantheon into a Christian Church. It was sort of a last-nail-in-the-coffin gesture. I like to think this column represents their middle finger. These 8 columns are what remains of the Temple of Saturn, which was the Forum’s oldest temple (built in 497 B.C.). I can’t even fathom how long ago 497 B.C. was – it’s hard to get a grip on how old this stuff is. The Vatican Museum Kevin and I aren’t huge museum people. But knowing that the Vatican Museum is one of the top handful of museums in all of Europe, we knew it was a mandatory stop. We heard that 3pm is the least crowded time to go (it closes at 6pm), and when we showed up at that time there was absolutely no line whatsoever to get in! Victory! Sadly, no photos are allowed of the Sistine Chapel. Here is a consolation photo of Raphael’s School of Athens Fresco: Raphael’s School of Athens in the Vatican Museum. Some of our other favorite photos from the Museum: From the modern art section. At the Vatican Museum, even the ceilings are considered art. Here’s an impressive three dimensional ceiling. The Vatican Museum’s beautiful courtyard. Another courtyard shot. Look how small the crowds are – paradise! Kingly Kevin. Nailed it. Our favorite part was the hall of statues next to the courtyard. I like to come up with creative things that the statues could be thinking, based on their body positions and facial expressions. I captioned some of the photos below with some of my ideas… The Vatican Museum’s hall of Statues Catch ya later bro! I call this one “Four brothers grown up but still fighting.” Just hanging out, feeding my PET EAGLE. No biggie. We decided this one is Kevin’s doppelganger. I loved this one, because I’m pretty sure he’s just laughing hysterically. At the very least, he’s a jovial man with an awesome beard. And now the word is out. Kevin and I go to museums and spend our time giggling at the statues. Can you believe we’re full fledged adults?! St. Peter’s Basilica After hitting up the Vatican Museum, we took the secret hallway out of the Sistine Chapel over to St. Peter’s Basilica. This exit is marked “groups only”, so we tagged along with a tour. I should tell you that the tour was an African American group from the States, and it’s possible that we stuck out, slightly. It actually was sort of hilarious, but the guards let us right past anyway. St. Peter’s is billed as the most impressive church on Earth, and it’s the largest church in the world. It is absolutely massive, with an incredible dome, an impossibly ornate Altar by Bernini, and it even has its own Michelangelo sculpture. St. Peter’s is so big that birds roost inside; in addition to the birds, it can hold up to 60,000 standing people during worship services! Inside the massive St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican. The impressive dome! Bernini’s Bronze Canopy. It looks small in such a huge space, but this thing is seven-stories tall!! Michelangelo’s famous Pietà sculpture, depicting Mary with the body of Christ taken down from the cross. He sculpted this when he was just 24 years old. Rome’s Many Piazzas One of the best things about Rome is just walking around the city exploring its many different Piazzas. Each one has a completely different vibe. Some have open air markets, some have street vendors and musicians, and some have protests and riots, but all of them are great places for people watching! Piazza di Spagna and the Spanish Steps Piazza di Spagna is just a great place to hang out. Its famous Spanish Steps are one of the best spots in Rome to grab a takeaway Gelato and do some serious people watching. The Spanish Steps are under here somewhere! The day we visited there was a choir singing on them. Perched on the steps, you’ll get to watch the locals hang out and chain smoke and you’ll also have a fun view of the Sinking Boat Fountain. The Sinking Boat Fountain, like all fountains in Rome, is still powered by an aqueduct! If you’re unlucky, you may stumble upon a footbol-game-induced riot near the Spanish Steps. When we walked through Piazza di Spagna after the football riots on February 19th, the ground was sticky with beer and covered with broken beer bottles, and the beautiful fountain was completely trashed: The Sinking Boat Fountain after a soccer match between the A.S. Roma football club and the Dutch Feyenoord Soccer Club. Piazza Navona Piazza Navona at Sunset This square was originally a racetrack in A.D. 80! It’s fun to stand in the square and imagine chariot races that happened here so many years ago. In the 1800s, Rome would flood this square with water to cool off the neighborhood – isn’t that nuts?! Today, Piazza Navona is home to the massive Four Rivers Fountain, and is filled with cafes, artists, and street musicians. Campo de’ Fiori Easily my favorite piazza in all of Rome was Campo de’ Fiori, which literally means Field of Flowers. This neighborhood has a much more bohemian vibe than other areas of Rome, which probably has a lot to do with centuries of unplanned urban development in this area. The charming ramshackle buildings make a fun backdrop for the square – some are even built right into the old outer wall of ancient Rome’s Theater of Pompey! Aside from the hodgepodge buildings, this neighborhood is also known for being free spirited, and it’s not out of the ordinary to come across anti-authoritarian protests. In fact, there was a demonstration near the Giordano Bruno statue when we first visited! Giordano Bruno was tried and found guilty of heresy by the Roman Inquisition because of his denial of several core Catholic doctrines. He was burned at the stake in this square in 1600, where a statue honoring him now stands. Campo de’ Fiori also has a produce market in the mornings, and there are always flower vendors around! There are many Flower Vendors at Campo de’ Fiori, appropriate for a square whose name means Field of Flowers. Piazza del Popolo Do you feel like watching the sun set over St. Peter’s Basilica? Head over to the viewpoint at Piazza del Popolo for the best views in town: Sunset from the viewpoint at the North end of Piazza del Popolo. Other Rome Sights The Trevi Fountain I’ve been raving about traveling during low season. Want to know why it’s sometimes a bummer to be here in February? Take one look at the Trevi fountain and you’ll know: Completely dry, and almost fully covered by scaffolding! We avoided the crowds but missed out on the waterworks. Church of San Luigi dei Francesi If you’re into churches or art, this freebie is definitely worth the stop! The Church of San Luigi dei Francesi is near Piazza Navona and has a beautiful interior. There are frescoes painted by Domenichino, but the church is most famous for its Baroque paintings by Caravaggio. Inside the Church of San Luigi dei Francesi Beautiful Church I’m such a sucker for organ pipes. The ceiling was beautiful! Pipes. Yes. We Want to Hear from You! Have you visited Rome? What was your favorite site? Leave us a comment and let us know! Post navigation One thought on “Old-Ass Roman Shit: Sightseeing in Rome” Mel, Again enjoyed reading your blog and looking at your pics. Rick and I have visited Rome and loved it! I was not there long enough……!! My favorite of course was ST Peters Basilica….and of course being catholic did attend mass which was a highlight for me!! Words cannot express my feelings other than it was awesome!! Looking forward to reading more of your travels,, Janie
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Is human spontaneous combustion a real thing? Damned if I know. But some coroner in Ireland has just ruled that a 76-year-old man who burned to death in his home died after catching on fire without external provocation, so according to that coroner, the answer is YES. The case in question involves Michael Faherty, a pensioner from the Irish city of Galway who in December 2010 died at home for no apparent reason other than his body just done burned itself up. The Irish Timesdescribed the conditions surrounding his death: Garda Gerard O'Callaghan said he had gone to the house after the fire had been put out and found Mr Faherty lying on his back in a small sittingroom, with his head closest to an open fireplace. He said the fire had been confined to the sittingroom and the rest of the house sustained only smoke damage. The only damage was to the body, which had been totally burnt, the ceiling above him and the floor underneath. In determining Faherty's cause of death, coroner Ciaran McLoughlin tried to find an alternate explanation by consulting fancy medical books and other trustworthy sources, but after examining the evidence no other explanation really fit. One of the books he consulted as part of his research says spontaneous combustion victims are "almost always near an open fireplace or chimney," so maybe the lesson here for all of us is to stay far away from fireplaces and chimneys. And always, always remember to hydrate.
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Control of scion vigour by kiwifruit rootstocks is correlated with spring root pressure phenology. Root pressure was measured continuously over spring in eight clonal kiwifruit rootstocks selected from seven Actinidia species (A. chrysantha, A. deliciosa, A. eriantha, A. hemsleyana, A. kolomikta, A. macrosperma, A. polygama), using pressure transducers and miniature compression fittings. Rootstocks that promoted scion vigour developed root pressures up to 0.15 MPa before or during scion budburst, whereas those that reduced scion vigour developed root pressure up to 0.05 MPa only after scion shoot expansion. When several seasons were compared, the date of onset of root pressure and the magnitude of pressure achieved were consistent for each rootstock. Root pressure was first recorded between late July and early September in vigour-promoting rootstocks, while scion budburst and initial shoot growth were in late August and early September. Vigour-reducing rootstocks did not develop significant root pressure until October. The date of onset was similar for the grafted rootstock and ungrafted plant of the same clone, but was not clearly related to the timing of shoot growth by the ungrafted plant. In the grafted plants the leaf and xylem water potentials of the scion were more negative, midday turgor was 0.3-0.5 MPa lower, and wilting was sometimes observed in developing shoots growing on low-vigour rootstocks, indicating that water stress was contributing to reductions in growth. Leaf turgor was correlated with average root pressure but not pressure measured during the day, suggesting that root pressure was not supporting transpiration during peak flows and was, instead, indicative of higher root hydraulic conductance. The rapid temporal rise in root pressure observed each spring in the various rootstocks was not accompanied by changes in xylem sap solute potential, but when rootstock clones were compared those that developed higher root pressures had higher sap solute potentials. Xylem sap solute potential varied between rootstocks from -0.07 MPa to -0.15 MPa, while root pressures measured at the same time varied between 0.0 MPa and 0.09 MPa, suggesting that an osmotic mechanism could account for the observed root pressure. Differences in phenology between the rootstocks and scion appeared to account for the rootstock effects on shoot growth, and changes in root pressure provided a useful indication of seasonal changes in root hydraulic properties and solute transport behaviour.
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// Copyright 2009 The Go Authors. All rights reserved. // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style // license that can be found in the LICENSE file. package ioutil_test import ( "bytes" . "io/ioutil" "os" "path/filepath" "testing" ) func checkSize(t *testing.T, path string, size int64) { dir, err := os.Stat(path) if err != nil { t.Fatalf("Stat %q (looking for size %d): %s", path, size, err) } if dir.Size() != size { t.Errorf("Stat %q: size %d want %d", path, dir.Size(), size) } } func TestReadFile(t *testing.T) { filename := "rumpelstilzchen" contents, err := ReadFile(filename) if err == nil { t.Fatalf("ReadFile %s: error expected, none found", filename) } filename = "ioutil_test.go" contents, err = ReadFile(filename) if err != nil { t.Fatalf("ReadFile %s: %v", filename, err) } checkSize(t, filename, int64(len(contents))) } func TestWriteFile(t *testing.T) { f, err := TempFile("", "ioutil-test") if err != nil { t.Fatal(err) } filename := f.Name() data := "Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to " + "build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying " + "to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning." if err := WriteFile(filename, []byte(data), 0644); err != nil { t.Fatalf("WriteFile %s: %v", filename, err) } contents, err := ReadFile(filename) if err != nil { t.Fatalf("ReadFile %s: %v", filename, err) } if string(contents) != data { t.Fatalf("contents = %q\nexpected = %q", string(contents), data) } // cleanup f.Close() os.Remove(filename) // ignore error } func TestReadOnlyWriteFile(t *testing.T) { if os.Getuid() == 0 { t.Skipf("Root can write to read-only files anyway, so skip the read-only test.") } // We don't want to use TempFile directly, since that opens a file for us as 0600. tempDir, err := TempDir("", t.Name()) if err != nil { t.Fatalf("TempDir %s: %v", t.Name(), err) } defer os.RemoveAll(tempDir) filename := filepath.Join(tempDir, "blurp.txt") shmorp := []byte("shmorp") florp := []byte("florp") err = WriteFile(filename, shmorp, 0444) if err != nil { t.Fatalf("WriteFile %s: %v", filename, err) } err = WriteFile(filename, florp, 0444) if err == nil { t.Fatalf("Expected an error when writing to read-only file %s", filename) } got, err := ReadFile(filename) if err != nil { t.Fatalf("ReadFile %s: %v", filename, err) } if !bytes.Equal(got, shmorp) { t.Fatalf("want %s, got %s", shmorp, got) } } func TestReadDir(t *testing.T) { dirname := "rumpelstilzchen" _, err := ReadDir(dirname) if err == nil { t.Fatalf("ReadDir %s: error expected, none found", dirname) } dirname = ".." list, err := ReadDir(dirname) if err != nil { t.Fatalf("ReadDir %s: %v", dirname, err) } foundFile := false foundSubDir := false for _, dir := range list { switch { case !dir.IsDir() && dir.Name() == "io_test.go": foundFile = true case dir.IsDir() && dir.Name() == "ioutil": foundSubDir = true } } if !foundFile { t.Fatalf("ReadDir %s: io_test.go file not found", dirname) } if !foundSubDir { t.Fatalf("ReadDir %s: ioutil directory not found", dirname) } }
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Harry Aston Harry Aston may refer to: Harry Aston (footballer, born 1855) (1855–1914), English footballer who scored the first recorded goal of West Bromwich Albion Harry Aston (footballer, born 1881) (1881–1938), English footballer See also Harry Ashton (disambiguation) Henry Aston (1759–1798), English cricketer
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Melaleuca saligna Melaleuca saligna is a shrub or tree in the myrtle family (Myrtaceae) and is endemic to the Cape York Peninsula in Queensland. It is a small tree with papery bark on the trunk, pendulous branches and white to greenish-yellow flowers between February and November. This species should not be confused with Callistemon salignus. If that species were to be moved to the genus Melaleuca, as proposed by some authors, its name would become Melaleuca salicina. Melaleuca saligna has its stamens arranged in bundles; the stamens of Callistemon salignus/Melaleuca salicina are all free. Description Melaleuca saligna is a small tree with white, grey or brown papery bark which grows to about or sometimes twice as high. Its leaves are light green, narrow elliptic in shape, long and wide. There are 3 to 7 longitudinal veins with a distinct mid-vein. The flowers are white to greenish yellow, arranged in spikes on the ends of branches which continue to grow after flowering or in heads in the upper leaf axils. The spikes contain 5 to 15 groups of flowers in threes and are up to in diameter. The stamens are arranged in five bundles around the flowers and each bundle contains 6 to 9 stamens. Flowering occurs in the dry season between February and November and is followed by fruit which are woody capsules long. Taxonomy Melaleuca saligna was first formally described in 1843 by Johannes Conrad Schauer in Repertorium Botanices Systematicae. The specific epithet (saligna) is a reference to the similarity of the leaves of this species to those of one in the genus Salix, family Salicaceae. Distribution and habitat Melaleuca saligna occurs on the Cape York Peninsula as far south as Cooktown and on some of the Torres Strait Islands. It grows in woodland, swamps, sand dunes and the edge of riverbanks, waterholes and tidal creeks. References saligna Category:Flora of Queensland Category:Plants described in 1843 Category:Taxa named by Johannes Conrad Schauer
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To make a ton of money selling video games, you need a few things. Firstly, you need good graphics, because no-one’s going to buy your amazing game if the gameplay resembles something that the Commodore wouldn’t touch. Secondly, it needs a decent title, because it needs to pump the potential buyer up when they’re looking at it in the store. Thirdly, you need decent box art. Unfortunately, a lot of games fail on this last thing. Games like… Fester’s Quest OK, so this is apparently meant to be Uncle Fester. Do you know? The one who starred in The Addams Family and was a transvestite who walked around wearing lipstick and designer fur coats? Wait, you don’t know that one? That’s because this never happened. Why these artists thought this was the case though is beyond all comprehension to us. The only possible reason we can suggest is that they might some have kind of issues with their moms or perhaps they accidentally walked in on their dads wearing women’s clothing, and this is how the psychiatrist recommended they work through that horrifying ordeal. So how do we rid ourselves of the horrifying ordeal of seeing this? Donkey Kong We played a lot of Donkey Kong when it was first released. We know all the secrets of the game, and have such an understanding that we could probably beat the damned thing in our sleep whilst being hoisted upside down from a crane. However, we don’t know when any of this stuff happened. For instance, none of us can recall Mario looking like a suave actor from an Italian soap opera or being called ‘Jimmy’, as his armband would suggest or somehow getting his greasy mitts on the hammer of Thor. Likewise, we don’t know when Donkey Kong was so… what’s that word we’re looking for… goddamned racist? Seriously, this is sort of shit that ACLU should have been protesting back in the day rather than The Jetsons being an example of Robo-ism. Donkey Kong Gah! How many covers did this game have? There must be more versions of this game than there were barrels being thrown at you during it, that is to say, a lot. The best question though is how this cover manages not to be so obviously racist as the other one, but still manage to suck so spectacularly hard? Why is Popeye attacking what appears to be a cross between a gorilla and the equally massive Slowpoke from Pokemon? Why are those bananas bigger than Mario’s head? And why does Princess Peach look like an elderly version of Marilyn Monroe who has been dipped in a vat of red paint? Clowns Well, if we can’t give the game any points for not being as creepy as shit, then we guess we have to award it something for being succinct with the title. This game sure as hell has something to do with clowns, no question about it. Particularly these clowns, who all look like they’d take great pleasure in gutting you like a fish. At least we have some idea of where Stephen King got his inspiration for the character of IT now. It wasn’t some screwed up trauma manifesting itself as a hatred of clowns; it was probably having to play this goddamn game at some point or having accidentally seen it whilst walking around Walmart as a college kid. Whatever The Goddamn Hell This Game Is No, we’re pretty sure this isn’t the hotly anticipated cover from Nintendo’s forthcoming video game adaption of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Although if it was, it would answer all of the questions swirling around in our heads at the moment. For instance, why are those kids on the moon when they clearly aren’t old enough to have gone through astronaut training? Nah, only kidding. Our actual question is: why in the mother of God is there a man without skin teaching children about goddamn astronomy whilst sitting on the goddamn surface of the goddamn moon? Duh. What else could it be?
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Pages Tuesday, October 11, 2016 What I Have To Say About Trump [TRIGGER WARNING: SEXUAL ASSAULT, RAPE, PEDOPHILIA, CHILD RAPE] The fact that anyone was surprised by that tape in which Trump is heard to be bragging about and encouraging sexual assault is, well, very surprising to me. Have you not listened to him talk? Do you not understand how misogyny works? Have you not heard/read all the other times that he's said similarly, aggressively predatory things about women? Like? Have you not heard about the fact that he's being sued for raping a 13-year-old girl, and that the case has a strong eyewitness? Do you not remember all the misogynistic and homophobic and fatphobic things he's said about women who have dared to criticize him, or exist in ways he doesn't approve of? Remember how he gave a girl an eating disorder? Remember how his own wife told multiple people about an incident that was 100% him raping her? Have you not heard him talk about young girls, including his own daughter, in a completely disgusting manner? Remember how he talked like he wanted to fuck his own kid? How is it that everyone has been able to ignore all of these things, plus all the racist and Islamophobic shit he's said, but this has even establishment Republicans condemning him and saying they're not voting for him and he should drop out of the race? He's always clearly been a gross sexual predator and rapist who views women as pieces of meat for consumption rather than as human. My only guess is that this is all because he was talking about going after a white married women. And Republican men are all like "OH GOD HE MIGHT TRY TO FUCK MY PROPERTY I MEAN MY WIFE." I mean I guess I'm grateful that this is causing his campaign to implode (although that was probably inevitable, hot mic or no hot mic) but it's really telling that this is what it took to get people to actually care. It is, however, satisfying to watch the spray tanned talking hemorrhoid get wrecked from all sides an collapse into a shriveled jack o' lantern that's hasn't been thrown away three weeks after Halloween.
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MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are non-protein coding RNAs, generally of between about 19 to about 25 nucleotides (commonly about 20-24 nucleotides in plants), that guide cleavage in trans of target transcripts, negatively regulating the expression of genes involved in various regulation and development pathways (Bartel (2004) Cell, 116:281-297). In some cases, miRNAs serve to guide in-phase processing of siRNA primary transcripts (see Allen et al. (2005) Cell, 121:207-221). MicroRNA (MIR) genes have identifying characteristics, including conservation among plant species, a stable foldback structure, and processing of a specific miRNA/miRNA* duplex by Dicer-like enzymes (Ambros et al. (2003) RNA, 9:277-279). These characteristics have been used to identify miRNAs and their corresponding genes in plants (Xie et al. (2005) Plant Physiol., 138:2145-2154; Jones-Rhoades and Bartel (2004) Mol. Cell, 14:787-799; Reinhart et al. (2002) Genes Dev., 16:1616-1626; Sunkar and Zhu (2004) Plant Cell, 16:2001-2019). Many microRNA genes (MIR genes) have been identified and made publicly available in a database (‘miRBase”, available on line at microrna.sanger.ac.uk/sequences; also see Griffiths-Jones et al. (2003) Nucleic Acids Res., 31:439-441). Additional MIR genes and mature miRNAs are also described in U.S. Patent Application Publications 2005/0120415 and 2005/144669A1, which is incorporated by reference herein. MIR gene families appear to be substantial, estimated to account for 1% of at least some genomes and capable of influencing or regulating expression of about a third of all genes (see, for example, Tomari et al. (2005) Curr. Biol., 15:R61-64; G. Tang (2005) Trends Biochem. Sci., 30:106-14; Kim (2005) Nature Rev. Mol. Cell Biol., 6:376-385). MIR genes have been reported to occur in intergenic regions, both isolated and in clusters in the genome, but can also be located entirely or partially within introns of other genes (both protein-coding and non-protein-coding). For a recent review of miRNA biogenesis, see Kim (2005) Nature Rev. Mol. Cell Biol., 6:376-385. Transcription of MIR genes can be, at least in some cases, under promotional control of a MIR gene's own promoter. The primary transcript, termed a “pri-miRNA”, can be quite large (several kilobases) and can be polycistronic, containing one or more pre-miRNAs (fold-back structures containing a stem-loop arrangement that is processed to the mature miRNA) as well as the usual 5′ “cap” and polyadenylated tail of an mRNA. See, for example, FIG. 1 in Kim (2005) Nature Rev. Mol. Cell Biol., 6:376-385. Maturation of a mature miRNA from its corresponding precursors (pri-miRNAs and pre-miRNAs) differs appreciably between animals and plants. For example, in plant cells, microRNA precursor molecules are believed to be largely processed to the mature miRNA entirely in the nucleus, whereas in animal cells, the pri-miRNA transcript is processed in the nucleus by the animal-specific enzyme Drosha, followed by export of the pre-miRNA to the cytoplasm where it is further processed to the mature miRNA. Mature miRNAs in plants are typically 21 nucleotides in length, whereas in animals 22 nucleotide long miRNAs are most commonly found. For a recent review of miRNA biogenesis in both plants and animals, see Kim (2005) Nature Rev. Mol. Cell Biol., 6:376-385. Additional reviews on miRNA biogenesis and function are found, for example, in Bartel (2004) Cell, 116:281-297; Murchison and Hannon (2004) Curr. Opin. Cell Biol., 16:223-229; and Dugas and Bartel (2004) Curr. Opin. Plant Biol., 7:512-520. Furthermore, although one recent report describes a miRNA (miR854) from Arabidopsis that also is found in animals (Arteaga-Vazquez et al. (2006) Plant Cell, 18:3355-3369), miRNA conservation generally appears to be kingdom-specific. Animal miRNAs have many characteristic dissimilar to their plant counterparts, including shorter miRNA precursor fold-backs (about 90 nucleotides in animals versus about 180 nucleotides in plants) with the mature miRNA sequence tending to be found at the base of the stem, a higher number of mismatches within the foldback, and deriviation from polycistronic messages. Animal miRNAs generally anneal imperfectly to the 3′ untranslated region (UTR) of their target mRNA, and although functional miRNA recognition sites have not been identified in coding sequence or in the 5′ UTR, animal miRNAs have been shown to bind to the 5′ UTR of mRNAs encoded by recombinant constructs and to suppress translation (Lytle et al. (2007) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 104: 9667-9672). In contrast, most plant miRNAs are characterized by having perfect or near-perfect complementarity to their target sequence, which is usually in the coding region, with only a few examples of miRNAs having binding sites within the UTRs of the target mRNA; see Rhoades et al. (2002) Cell, 110:513-520; Jones-Rhoades et al. (2006) Annu. Rev. Plant Biol., 57:19-53. These differences between plant and animal miRNAs make it generally unlikely that miRNAs will be processed and function across kingdoms. Various utilities of miRNAs, their precursors, their recognition sites, and their promoters are described in detail in U.S. Patent Application Publication 2006/0200878 A1, incorporated by reference in its entirety herein. For example, transgenic expression of miRNAs (whether a naturally occurring sequence or an artificial sequence) is useful to regulate expression of the miRNA's target gene or genes. Animal miRNAs have been utilized as precursors to express specific miRNAs in animal cells; for example, the human miR-30 precursor was expressed as the native sequence and as a modified (artificial or engineered) miRNA in cultured cells (Zeng et al. (2002) Mol. Cell, 9:1327-1333, and Zeng et al. (2005) J. Biol. Chem., 280:27595-27603). A single mature miRNA is precisely processed from a given miRNA precursor, and therefore such “artificial” or engineered miRNAs offer an advantage over double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) in that only a specific and predictable miRNA sequence is expressed, limiting potential off-target effects. MiRNAs have been found to be expressed in very specific cell types in Arabidopsis (see, for example, Kidner and Martienssen (2004) Nature, 428:81-84, Millar and Gubler (2005) Plant Cell, 17:705-721). Suppression by a miRNA can be limited to a side, edge, or other division between cell types, and is believed to be required for proper cell type patterning and specification (see, for example, Palatnik et al. (2003) Nature, 425:257-263). Inclusion of a miRNA recognition site in a transgenically expressed transcript is also useful in regulating expression of the transcript; for example, suppression of a GFP reporter gene containing an endogenous miR171 recognition site was found to limit expression to specific cells in transgenic Arabidopsis (Parizotto et al. (2004) Genes Dev., 18:2237-2242). Recognition sites of miRNAs have been validated in all regions of an mRNA, including the 5′ untranslated region, coding region, and 3′ untranslated region, indicating that the position of the miRNA target site relative to the coding sequence may not necessarily affect suppression (see, e.g., Jones-Rhoades and Bartel (2004). Mol. Cell, 14:787-799, Rhoades et al. (2002) Cell, 110:513-520, Allen et al. (2004) Nat. Genet., 36:1282-1290, Sunkar and Zhu (2004) Plant Cell, 16:2001-2019). Expression of a transgene having a sequence that has modified to delete an endogenous miRNA recognition site permits expression of that transgene in a manner unregulated by the endogenous miRNA that would natively bind to the miRNA recognition site. Because miRNAs are important regulatory elements in eukaryotes, transgenic suppression of miRNAs is useful for manipulating biological pathways and responses. Importantly, promoters of miRNA genes can have very specific expression patterns (e.g., cell-specific, tissue-specific, temporally or developmentally specific, or inducible), and thus are useful in recombinant constructs to induce such specific transcription of a DNA sequence to which the promoter is operably linked. In plants, many aspects of development, carbon assimilation, and nutrient uptake are regulated by day length. Manipulation of gene expression profiles, for example, by extending the expression or changing the circadian profile of transcript expression, is useful for changing the phenotype of the plant. For example, yield increase can be achieved by changing expression of genes related to carbon assimilation, e.g., carbon assimilation genes that are typically expressed only during the daytime can be modified to have extended periods of expression. Alternatively, the circadian cycle of the plant could be adjusted by changing expression profiles of the central clock. Disclosed herein are miRNA genes having novel circadian expression patterns. These miRNA genes and their encoded mature miRNAs are useful, e.g., for modulating gene expression (see, for example, Palatnik et al. (2003) Nature, 425:257-263; Mallory et al. (2004) Curr. Biol., 14:1035-1046), to serve as scaffolds or sequence sources for engineered (non-naturally occurring) miRNAs that are designed to target sequences other than the transcripts targetted by the naturally occurring miRNA sequence (see, for example, Parizotto et al. (2004) Genes Dev., 18:2237-2242, and U.S. Patent Application Publications 2004/3411A1, 2005/0120415, which are incorporated by reference herein), and to stabilize dsRNA. A recognition site of a circadian miRNA gene is particularly useful as a relatively short sequence that can be added (e.g., to the non-coding regions of a transcript) to regulate control of a transcript. A miRNA gene itself (or its native 5′ or 3′ untranslated regions, or its native promoter or other elements involved in its transcription) is useful as a target sequence for gene suppression, where suppression of the miRNA encoded by the miRNA gene is desired. Promoters of circadian miRNA genes are useful in recombinant constructs to induce such temporally specific transcription of a DNA sequence to which they are operably linked.
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This fellow thinks it’s really fun to rip up Hinata and her beautiful gf inbetween their humid vulvas! Hentai Picture: This fellow thinks it’s really fun to rip up Hinata and her beautiful gf inbetween their humid vulvas! Oh yeah baby, this huge meaty fellow is able to bring the screams of voluptuous euphoria of the ardent cutie as it pumps her young pink hole! Naruto teens are some well-known fuck dealers at screaming their heads off on hard cocks, bringing both them and themselves the wet and electrifying climaxes… Let’s follow the lead of a bitch from Naruto who is having her pussy filled on the pavement when she was shopping a couple of minutes ago.
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Just everyday stuff. My journey to healthy living and all the stuff that goes with that. My life with my boys and all our adventures. Wednesday, August 22, 2012 Injuries suck. I have been struggling over the past few weeks with a bad injury. It really reared its ugly head to the point of me limping around. It is so frustrating to get an injury when I have such agressive goals. So, I went to a specialist about a month ago and was diagnosed with plantar fasciitis (awesome). A sure fire sign of this injury is when you get out of bed and put your weight on your foot, you almost fall over from the pain. A big huge BOO to this. So I've been dealing with this very lightly. I stopped running (almost) and switched to incline brisk walking and it really didn't help the pain factor. I took two weeks off from exercising to see if that helped, no it didn't just made me feel like crap. So I got back on the the kick full force last week and yesterday my foot hurt so bad it was burning when I was sitting at my desk. It felt like a million knives were stabbing at my heel. I made an appointment and went in and had the doctor take a look. She ordered x-rays...... This lovely picture shows a nice heel spur. I thought well that explains all my pain. NOPE I WAS WRONG. I went to the ortho specialist at this office and it turns out that I have plantar fasciitis. Yep, heel spur is just a calcium growth and the real problem is what the specialist told me a while back. The underlying problem with this entire injury is the owner of the foot. :( Yes I fail at moderation big time. I was told that I can continue to run, jump, exercise and will not break anything or hurt it worse...I just won't ever get better. This really sucks. So, I will have to come up with some new exercise routines until I can shake this injury. Today, I biked for an hour and have a sore butt and didn't feel gratified with my workout because I wasn't dying at the end. It's all in my head obviously so I will work it out. My advice is to listen to your body people, don't do what I do and ignore the pain. On to bigger and better things.....this picture featured here was a nice surprise from my husband. He recycled an entire house of cedar siding. This was a table he made for me out of that siding. It was inspired by some of the Pinterest pictures that I send to him and ask him to build for me....isn't it cool??? I am feeling the love with this project of his. :) Scott and I put urethane on it this weekend and it gave it the aged rustic look that I was wanting. I absolutely love it and it goes so well with my vision. He also made me a small table..... This is the one that he built to go behind the couch but for now I like it as a wall table. So talented. 3 comments: Sorry about the injuries, you work so hard and it really shows. I also got plantar fascitis a few years ago, when I was trying a little too hard. The good news is that it does go away. I had to commit to bike workouts for a while and to always wearing shoes with inserts and arch supports, even flip flops, never going barefoot. I love seeing your posts about exercise every morning, it's so motivating. I'm tempted to try and join you sometime. Stay strong sister! Thanks Missy! I'm so angry with myself over this one. I should have listened to the Dr. a month ago and just taken care of myself. Now I am hobbling around. I biked yesterday and I still did my weights...I am really going to have to modify my food intake until my foot heals. I can't continue to eat and expect to not gain weight while I'm not burning the calories. I'm hoping the biking will shock my body. I'm going to try the UAF pool. I'm taking a class this semester so I should have gym access as part of my fees. Hamme doesn't open until 9/16. I know swimming will help. :) I dare you to meet me at the gym at 4:30, I would drop over. :) Read about your foot ailment.... that sucks. There was a whole list of things you can do (ice, good shoes, night splints) so hopefully your doctor has you doing some of them. Elijah has totally flat feet and they hurt him all the time. A few years back he had special shoe inserts made, but they hurt until your foot gets used to them. Of course, being a teenage boy he refuses so he's always in pain and limping. This is just a bump in the road... you'll be back at it soon. Followers About Me I started this blog because I had a lot of people from Facebook emailing me asking what I do to lose weight. I have four boys, a husband, and a dog at home. They all keep me on my toes along with a full-time job. I spent a lot of time being 'comfortable' and settling. I decided that this year turning 40 was a big deal and it was time to make some changes. My physical, emotional, and career are all on my list of things to improve. I also love to cook. I will share a little bit of all this with whoever pops in and visits my page. I hope you enjoy, and I look forward to seeing any feedback you may have. If I inspire even one person with my posts, then I feel like it's worth it. Enjoy!
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A prospective study of 728 cases of non-Hodgkin lymphoma from a single laboratory in Shanghai, China. The frequency of subtypes of lymphoid neoplasms was determined in a prospective series of 831 patients presenting at 29 Shanghai hospitals over a 4-year period. Diagnosis and classification was established in a single laboratory according to the 2001 WHO classification system. The frequency of non-Hodgkin lymphoma was 87.6% (n = 728) and Hodgkin lymphoma was 12.4% (n = 103). The most prevalent NHL subtypes diagnosed using WHO criteria were diffuse large B cell lymphoma (DLBCL), precursor B lymphoblastic leukemia/lymphoma and chronic lymphocytic leukemia/small lymphocytic lymphoma (CLL/SLL). Although a low incidence has been reported in some Asian populations, CLL/SLL was commonly encountered, indicating that chronic lymphoid neoplasms are not rare in Shanghai. Consistent with previous reports, our findings indicate a decrease in the frequency of follicular lymphoma and an increase in T cell neoplasms compared to the West. Precursor T lymphoblastic leukemia/lymphoma, anaplastic large T cell lymphoma, aggressive NK cell leukemia, angioimmunoblastic T cell lymphoma and peripheral T cell lymphoma were prominent subtypes of T cell NHL.
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Fatme's Rescue Fatme's Rescue (German: Fatmes Errettung) is a 1922 Austrian silent drama film directed by Heinz Hanus and Hanns Marschall. Cast Paula Tuschinsky Albert von Kersten Leopoldine Dubois Mizi Griebl References Bibliography Robert von Dassanowsky. Austrian Cinema: A History. McFarland, 2005. External links Category:Austrian films Category:1922 films Category:Austrian silent feature films Category:Films directed by Heinz Hanus Category:Austrian black-and-white films Category:Austrian drama films Category:1920s drama films
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There is so much I can say about this. Of course there is, scientists have even invented a word for everything that comes out of your blog: retarded. I can go on and on about how “Reverse racism” and “heterophobia” and “cisphobia” are laughable concepts, No you can’t. All of the above are defined as discriminating someone on the basis of their x. The only way you can’t discriminate against someone on the basis of their x is if they don’t have the x that you’re talking about. That means the only way you can’t discriminate against white people on the basis of them being white is if they’re not white. This is the stupidity your logic amounts to. that the lack of institutionalized power immediately makes such power dynamics impossible. Your “racism equals prejudice plus power” argument is based on the preconceived notion that everybody part of said group has institutional power and everybody of said other group does not. This is a fundamentally flawed view of the world for the fact that we do not live in a social caste, which is the only place where this ideology is remotely applicable. Obama has the most institutional power in the United States at the moment. And guess what, he’s black. How does your argument uphold here? This is the second biggest fallacy in your argument - the sole existence of black people in positions of institutionalized power. Your number one biggest fallacy is assuming that because somebody is white, straight, or cis, they somehow have institutionalized power. Somehow my vote counts for more than a gay, transgender, black person’s vote. Somehow I’ve had a position in political office my entire life without knowing about it. Somehow Obama has less institutional power than me because he’s black. So to close this part off, let’s give a name to what generalizing based on race is called: racism. I can go on and on about how the anger of the oppressed is inherently incomparable to the violence of the oppressor. Same fallacies as your above argument. Somehow every single straight person treats gay people in a cruel and unjust way their entire life - even the ones campaigning for gay rights. Every single white person hates black people - including the ones still alive that marched to end segregation half a century ago. But let me say this as loud as I can: It doesn’t MATTER, for example, if “Heterophobia” won’t end Homophobia. You want to know why? It’s not my job to make straight people stop hating me. Well it’s not my job to make gay people stop hating me either. That means I can hate them for as much as I want until they stop hating me! This is what we call circular logic: I have to hate straight people. Why? Because they hate me. Why do straight people hate me? Because I hate them. You’re right in that it’s not your job to make others like you - but only because you’re making it your job for others to hate you. I can not reach into some heteroweenie’s brain and make them see me as a person worthy of their respect by being nice to them. I don’t have mind control powers. So the way you gain respect - by being seen as a worthy person - is actually mind control. Nice. And it’s not my fault is straight people continue to be homophobic little shits because I didn’t lick their boots shiny enough. I’m just gonna leave you with this: Victim mentality is an acquired (learned) personality trait in which a person tends to regard him or herself as a victim of the negative actions of others, and to think, speak and act as if that were the case — even in the absence of clear evidence. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victim_mentality It might be a nice, introspective read into your psyche.
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/* * AGPGART driver backend routines. * Copyright (C) 2004 Silicon Graphics, Inc. * Copyright (C) 2002-2003 Dave Jones. * Copyright (C) 1999 Jeff Hartmann. * Copyright (C) 1999 Precision Insight, Inc. * Copyright (C) 1999 Xi Graphics, Inc. * * Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a * copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), * to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation * the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, * and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the * Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: * * The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included * in all copies or substantial portions of the Software. * * THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS * OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, * FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL * JEFF HARTMANN, DAVE JONES, OR ANY OTHER CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, * DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR * OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE * OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. * * TODO: * - Allocate more than order 0 pages to avoid too much linear map splitting. */ #include <linux/module.h> #include <linux/pci.h> #include <linux/init.h> #include <linux/slab.h> #include <linux/pagemap.h> #include <linux/miscdevice.h> #include <linux/pm.h> #include <linux/agp_backend.h> #include <linux/agpgart.h> #include <linux/vmalloc.h> #include <asm/io.h> #include "agp.h" /* Due to XFree86 brain-damage, we can't go to 1.0 until they * fix some real stupidity. It's only by chance we can bump * past 0.99 at all due to some boolean logic error. */ #define AGPGART_VERSION_MAJOR 0 #define AGPGART_VERSION_MINOR 103 static const struct agp_version agp_current_version = { .major = AGPGART_VERSION_MAJOR, .minor = AGPGART_VERSION_MINOR, }; struct agp_bridge_data *(*agp_find_bridge)(struct pci_dev *) = &agp_generic_find_bridge; struct agp_bridge_data *agp_bridge; LIST_HEAD(agp_bridges); EXPORT_SYMBOL(agp_bridge); EXPORT_SYMBOL(agp_bridges); EXPORT_SYMBOL(agp_find_bridge); /** * agp_backend_acquire - attempt to acquire an agp backend. * */ struct agp_bridge_data *agp_backend_acquire(struct pci_dev *pdev) { struct agp_bridge_data *bridge; bridge = agp_find_bridge(pdev); if (!bridge) return NULL; if (atomic_read(&bridge->agp_in_use)) return NULL; atomic_inc(&bridge->agp_in_use); return bridge; } EXPORT_SYMBOL(agp_backend_acquire); /** * agp_backend_release - release the lock on the agp backend. * * The caller must insure that the graphics aperture translation table * is read for use by another entity. * * (Ensure that all memory it bound is unbound.) */ void agp_backend_release(struct agp_bridge_data *bridge) { if (bridge) atomic_dec(&bridge->agp_in_use); } EXPORT_SYMBOL(agp_backend_release); static const struct { int mem, agp; } maxes_table[] = { {0, 0}, {32, 4}, {64, 28}, {128, 96}, {256, 204}, {512, 440}, {1024, 942}, {2048, 1920}, {4096, 3932} }; static int agp_find_max(void) { long memory, index, result; #if PAGE_SHIFT < 20 memory = totalram_pages >> (20 - PAGE_SHIFT); #else memory = totalram_pages << (PAGE_SHIFT - 20); #endif index = 1; while ((memory > maxes_table[index].mem) && (index < 8)) index++; result = maxes_table[index - 1].agp + ( (memory - maxes_table[index - 1].mem) * (maxes_table[index].agp - maxes_table[index - 1].agp)) / (maxes_table[index].mem - maxes_table[index - 1].mem); result = result << (20 - PAGE_SHIFT); return result; } static int agp_backend_initialize(struct agp_bridge_data *bridge) { int size_value, rc, got_gatt=0, got_keylist=0; bridge->max_memory_agp = agp_find_max(); bridge->version = &agp_current_version; if (bridge->driver->needs_scratch_page) { struct page *page = bridge->driver->agp_alloc_page(bridge); if (!page) { dev_err(&bridge->dev->dev, "can't get memory for scratch page\n"); return -ENOMEM; } bridge->scratch_page_page = page; bridge->scratch_page_dma = page_to_phys(page); bridge->scratch_page = bridge->driver->mask_memory(bridge, bridge->scratch_page_dma, 0); } size_value = bridge->driver->fetch_size(); if (size_value == 0) { dev_err(&bridge->dev->dev, "can't determine aperture size\n"); rc = -EINVAL; goto err_out; } if (bridge->driver->create_gatt_table(bridge)) { dev_err(&bridge->dev->dev, "can't get memory for graphics translation table\n"); rc = -ENOMEM; goto err_out; } got_gatt = 1; bridge->key_list = vzalloc(PAGE_SIZE * 4); if (bridge->key_list == NULL) { dev_err(&bridge->dev->dev, "can't allocate memory for key lists\n"); rc = -ENOMEM; goto err_out; } got_keylist = 1; /* FIXME vmalloc'd memory not guaranteed contiguous */ if (bridge->driver->configure()) { dev_err(&bridge->dev->dev, "error configuring host chipset\n"); rc = -EINVAL; goto err_out; } INIT_LIST_HEAD(&bridge->mapped_list); spin_lock_init(&bridge->mapped_lock); return 0; err_out: if (bridge->driver->needs_scratch_page) { struct page *page = bridge->scratch_page_page; bridge->driver->agp_destroy_page(page, AGP_PAGE_DESTROY_UNMAP); bridge->driver->agp_destroy_page(page, AGP_PAGE_DESTROY_FREE); } if (got_gatt) bridge->driver->free_gatt_table(bridge); if (got_keylist) { vfree(bridge->key_list); bridge->key_list = NULL; } return rc; } /* cannot be __exit b/c as it could be called from __init code */ static void agp_backend_cleanup(struct agp_bridge_data *bridge) { if (bridge->driver->cleanup) bridge->driver->cleanup(); if (bridge->driver->free_gatt_table) bridge->driver->free_gatt_table(bridge); vfree(bridge->key_list); bridge->key_list = NULL; if (bridge->driver->agp_destroy_page && bridge->driver->needs_scratch_page) { struct page *page = bridge->scratch_page_page; bridge->driver->agp_destroy_page(page, AGP_PAGE_DESTROY_UNMAP); bridge->driver->agp_destroy_page(page, AGP_PAGE_DESTROY_FREE); } } /* When we remove the global variable agp_bridge from all drivers * then agp_alloc_bridge and agp_generic_find_bridge need to be updated */ struct agp_bridge_data *agp_alloc_bridge(void) { struct agp_bridge_data *bridge; bridge = kzalloc(sizeof(*bridge), GFP_KERNEL); if (!bridge) return NULL; atomic_set(&bridge->agp_in_use, 0); atomic_set(&bridge->current_memory_agp, 0); if (list_empty(&agp_bridges)) agp_bridge = bridge; return bridge; } EXPORT_SYMBOL(agp_alloc_bridge); void agp_put_bridge(struct agp_bridge_data *bridge) { kfree(bridge); if (list_empty(&agp_bridges)) agp_bridge = NULL; } EXPORT_SYMBOL(agp_put_bridge); int agp_add_bridge(struct agp_bridge_data *bridge) { int error; if (agp_off) { error = -ENODEV; goto err_put_bridge; } if (!bridge->dev) { printk (KERN_DEBUG PFX "Erk, registering with no pci_dev!\n"); error = -EINVAL; goto err_put_bridge; } /* Grab reference on the chipset driver. */ if (!try_module_get(bridge->driver->owner)) { dev_info(&bridge->dev->dev, "can't lock chipset driver\n"); error = -EINVAL; goto err_put_bridge; } error = agp_backend_initialize(bridge); if (error) { dev_info(&bridge->dev->dev, "agp_backend_initialize() failed\n"); goto err_out; } if (list_empty(&agp_bridges)) { error = agp_frontend_initialize(); if (error) { dev_info(&bridge->dev->dev, "agp_frontend_initialize() failed\n"); goto frontend_err; } dev_info(&bridge->dev->dev, "AGP aperture is %dM @ 0x%lx\n", bridge->driver->fetch_size(), bridge->gart_bus_addr); } list_add(&bridge->list, &agp_bridges); return 0; frontend_err: agp_backend_cleanup(bridge); err_out: module_put(bridge->driver->owner); err_put_bridge: agp_put_bridge(bridge); return error; } EXPORT_SYMBOL_GPL(agp_add_bridge); void agp_remove_bridge(struct agp_bridge_data *bridge) { agp_backend_cleanup(bridge); list_del(&bridge->list); if (list_empty(&agp_bridges)) agp_frontend_cleanup(); module_put(bridge->driver->owner); } EXPORT_SYMBOL_GPL(agp_remove_bridge); int agp_off; int agp_try_unsupported_boot; EXPORT_SYMBOL(agp_off); EXPORT_SYMBOL(agp_try_unsupported_boot); static int __init agp_init(void) { if (!agp_off) printk(KERN_INFO "Linux agpgart interface v%d.%d\n", AGPGART_VERSION_MAJOR, AGPGART_VERSION_MINOR); return 0; } static void __exit agp_exit(void) { } #ifndef MODULE static __init int agp_setup(char *s) { if (!strcmp(s,"off")) agp_off = 1; 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The ascendency of Jason Garrett to the position of head coach of the Dallas Cowboys can be seen as the fulfillment of the dreams and life pursuits of his father Jim Garrett whose passionate approach to football and life resonates in his son's inspirational coaching style which has greatly impacted the lives of his players and fortune of America's Team.
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En 2012, un donneur donne son sperme à un couple d'homosexuelles. Après avoir signé un certificat de non-coparentalité, il se rétracte et obtient un droit de visite et d'hébergement classique. La mère de la fillette a comparu mercredi 5 décembre 2018 devant le tribunal correctionnel de Caen (Calvados). A Mondeville (Calvados), près de Caen, un couple d'homosexuelles, après l'échec de plusieurs Procréations Médicalement Asssistées en Belgique, se tourne, en 2012, par le biais d'annonces spécialisées, vers un donneur homosexuel parisien. La mère est ensemencée par sa femme à l'aide d'une seringue. L'homme signe un certificat de non-coparentalité au troisième mois de grossesse et verra la fillette pour qu'elle "sache qui est son père". Mais, juste avant la naissance, il reconnaît officiellement l'enfant, puis obtient judiciairement un droit de visite et d'hébergement classique. "Il a menti" Le samedi 30 juin 2018, il est éconduit par les deux femmes. Le père assigne la génitrice en "non présentation d'enfant à une personne ayant le droit de le réclamer". Avec une bonne situation, il dit avoir toujours trouvé porte close. A la barre, le mercredi 14 novembre 2018, la mère avoue : "On n'a pas pu laisser notre fille à un inconnu qui n'a pris ni nouvelles, ni photos. Il a menti, on n'a jamais eu de projet éducatif commun avec lui et ma femme n'a jamais été entendue à ce sujet." Prison avec sursis Le procureur note l'exclusion, selon lui totale, du père qui nuirait à l'intérêt de l'enfant. Le mercredi 5 décembre 2018, au tribunal correctionnel de Caen, la prévenue est condamnée à quatre mois de prison avec sursis assortis d'une mise à l'épreuve de deux ans et à verser 500 € au père.
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投訴政府宣傅短片 Hello Civil Servant, 投訴時間: 6:00pm 及 6:30pm 新聞播放前之宣傅短片. 投訴地點: 兩間不收費電視台:無線電視,亞洲電視 投訴內容: Insulting People’s intelligence, implying that people are too stupid to know how to love their country. Damaging the image of China government, no government in the world advertise their country on their TV in the period that has highest audience. Nation is not a commodity, promoting it making the people treat the nation as a commercial product. That is definitely damage the self-esteem in identity as Chinese. Also damage image of Hong Kong as an international city. What would foreigner think of Hong Kong when they see this advertisement? Does it to meant to demonstrate the stupidity of Hong Kong citizen, or Chinese living in Hong Kong is unpatriotic?
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I honestly don't know if I can summarize my feelings on "Digestivo," the seventh episode of Hannibal's third season, any better than TV critic Libby Hill, with whom I share a television and marriage license (in rough order of importance) did on Twitter, after we finished watching the episode. So I'll let her start this off. A few episodes ago, I’d been concerned that #Hannibal was disappearing up its own ass... — Libby Hill (@midwestspitfire) July 19, 2015 …but now it’s completed the journey and come out the other side a twisted, shit-covered, amazing baby. — Libby Hill (@midwestspitfire) July 19, 2015 What Hill says holds a lot of merit. There can be a lot of value in delaying audience gratification; when done exquisitely well, it can be among the greatest elements in of all fiction. But it's so, so hard to do well, and I'd say the first five episodes of Hannibal's third season missed the mark more often than episodes of the show typically do, and because of that delay. But in "Dolce" (the sixth episode, which I didn't write about) and "Digestivo," Hannibal isn't just back on track and giving the audience what it wants. It has brutally reclaimed the title of TV's most "holy shit, did you see that!" show from previous contender for the throne, Fortitude. And Fortitude involved people cutting other people open and throwing up in their abdominal cavities, so Hannibal must be upping its game. Let's look at nine ways Hannibal kicked it into high gear and once again became TV's most beautiful celebration of all that is crazycakes bananapants in this world. 1) A pig was pregnant with a human fetus I should probably start by discussing the tortured, beautiful, deeply emotional relationship between Will Graham and Hannibal Lecter, but I just can't. Did you see that pig? Did you see that it was pregnant with the incestuous spawn of Mason and Margot Verger? All cooked up in a test tube in one of Mason's whacked-out experiments? Have you ever seen anything like that on TV before? I certainly haven't. Mercifully for the child, it was stillborn, and thus will not grow up with the specter of the knowledge of either its monstrous conception or gestation just looming in the ether, waiting to be discovered. And now I'm going to repeat that a pig was pregnant with a human fetus and leave you to think about that. 2) Hannibal got to be the hero — for a little while One of the reasons "Digestivo" is season three's best episode so far is that it eschews Hannibal's dream logic in favor of very straightforward plotting, mostly involving the question of how Will is going to escape the latest awful predicament he's ended up in — in this case, imprisonment at the hands of Mason Verger, who plans to take his face and wear it while he devours Hannibal piece by piece. (We'll get to how ridiculous and funny this is in a moment.) The only way to save Will, at least from Alana's perspective, is to unleash Hannibal as a sort of cyclone of vengeance upon Will's captor. In this moment, Hannibal enjoys an incredibly badass hero shot, of all things: Hannibal, arriving in the nick of time, alters Mason's plan by separating Cordell's face from his head and forcing Mason to wear that, instead; Hannibal then absconds with Will, carrying him across the snowy wastes like a knight rescuing the damsel in distress. I'll discuss this episode's incredibly fun gender inversions below, but this shot speaks for itself: 3) Also, Hannibal was briefly imprisoned like a pig I mean ... 4) Mason was killed by an eel One of the remarkable things about "Digestivo" is how often it places women in positions of power. Hannibal has a ... spotty record with its female characters, so it's terrific fun to see them turning the tables early and often in this episode. At various points, every single one of the hour's three major female players — Alana, Margot, and Chiyoh — is put in the position of determining a man's fate, and they make very different decisions based on whom they're choosing to save or kill. In the case of Mason Verger, it doesn't take Alana and Margot very long to decide that he should die via the eel that lives in the pool beneath his bedroom. The eel obliges by swimming directly into Mason's mouth. Somehow, this is not the most fucked-up event that occurs in "Digestivo." (In case you've forgotten, allow me to remind you of the pig with the human fetus inside it.) 5) It was so, so, so, so funny It's easy to forget that a show this dark and hypnotic can also be incredibly funny, but both "Dolce" and "Digestivo" have upped the season's humor quotient substantially. Every situation Hannibal's characters find themselves in is inherently ridiculous, and the show is all the better when those characters realize how crazy things have gotten. Season three's first five episodes sometimes lost sight of this idea, but episodes six and seven returned Hannibal to its darkly funny roots. Some of that is due to the fact that the show's most potent pairings — Hannibal and Will, Will and Jack, Will and Alana — were front and center. But some of it is the result of the characters being deeply aware of just how goofy it would be if they perished in the manners Mason had prepared for them. And that humor really works as a pressure release valve for some of season three's stranger conceits. Hannibal's dream logic is most successful when it feels grounded in something — as I argued a couple of weeks ago — and humor is one of the best ways to maintain that grounded feeling. After all, what do humans do when they find themselves in horrible situations? They either collapse or they crack jokes — or sometimes both. The jokes in these last two episodes sizzle because they remind us of the characters' essential humanity. 6) Chiyoh is apparently able to go anywhere she wants with a sniper rifle So much of "Digestivo" involves Chiyoh appearing as if from out of nowhere to solve a particularly nasty plot problem by shooting someone. This should seem completely implausible, but writers Bryan Fuller and Steve Lightfoot, as well as director Adam Kane, so effectively remove her from the board in each instance that we're allowed to spend some time worrying for the safety of the characters before Chiyoh shows up as a sniper ex machina. 7) Hannibal seemed really pleased by Mason's plans for him If Hannibal Lecter is going to die, well, dammit, he'd like to die as deliciously as possible. Mads Mikkelsen's little smiles throughout this episode are delightful, as if he's contemplating the thought of how Hannibal might taste to those with a discerning palate. 8) The ultimate capture of Hannibal Lecter was monstrous Those who pay attention to episode titles have known for a while that episode eight — which airs next week — marks a shift away from Hannibal's usual "one course of a meal" title format to quotes from William Blake's poetry. Fans of the Thomas Harris novels the characters originated in will likely note, then, the show's clear nod to Red Dragon, the very first novel Hannibal Lecter appeared in, and where our story is headed next. Thus, it's no great surprise that Hannibal has been taken into custody by Jack Crawford. It's been coming for a long, long time. But Fuller and Lightfoot found a way to make the method of Hannibal's capture both unexpected and devastating. See, Will possibly could have taken down his tormentor and friend, but he ultimately didn't. Over the course of his ordeal, Will has come to realize that he's finally, totally over Hannibal. He doesn't want Hannibal as a friend or lover or confidante or even psychotherapist. He just wants Hannibal gone. So instead of leaving, Hannibal surrenders to Jack, that he might always be where Will can find him, in times of need and times of struggle. It's a moment both triumphant — here is the devil himself going to jail! — and utterly, utterly defeating, because Hannibal wants to remain a tempter and tormentor for his favorite tortured soul. Hannibal has teetered horribly on the edge of making its title character its protagonist in season three. (The show is at its best when Will is at its center and when it doesn't seem too enamored of Hannibal's philosophy.) But in this moment, the show hit on a way to stay true to the methods in its madness, while still giving Jack a hard-earned victory. Bring on the Red Dragon. 9) Despite all of that, Hannibal might be over and done with NBC has moved Hannibal to Saturdays. The show's ratings remain awful. The actors' contracts have expired. Netflix and Amazon have passed on saving it (though Fuller said at Comic-Con that Amazon would have picked it up if season four could've gone into production sooner than anyone was prepared to go into production). Officially, there's still a chance someone else will step in, but the writing is very much on the wall — for now, at least. (There's no reason to believe that Hannibal can't be revived a few years from now as a movie or even a TV miniseries, but that's still "a few years from now.") And yet both "Dolce" and "Digestivo" are as good a one-two punch as the show has ever thrown. They are, in and of themselves, perfect arguments for why Hannibal should have the opportunity to continue while its creative personnel are still living inside its headspace. Once season three concludes, any possible extension of Hannibal probably wouldn't land in front of our eyeballs before 2017, but somebody, somewhere, needs to watch these two episodes and figure out how to make something happen. That's the only inescapable conclusion "Digestivo" offers — Hannibal now; Hannibal forever. Previous episode
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underneath the bridge 3rd eye Post navigation “Ultraviolet light is kryptonite to the so called white man” – Jacobi Ali Sleugh Crooks (Alexandria, La.) – Like pork chops, red meat, salt and unhealthy sexual practices are kryptonite to blacks, all those things and ultraviolet light is kryptonite to the so called white man. The difference between black people’s kryptonite and white people’s, changes in diet and sexual practices can eliminate our problems. Yet, there is no place on the earth where the white man can go that ultraviolet light will not burn him. That great white superman can not save himself or the love of his life, Lois Lane. FACT: Fort Worth, Texas has the 2nd highest incidence of ultraviolet light in the world. In fear of the forecoming Ultraviolet Holocaust of 2012, where they will be burned from the face of the planet, thousands of whites are fleeing from Southern states to Northern ones. The explaination for their exodus is simple: the amount of ultraviolet light coming through the Ozone is significantly higher in the South. Hiding their arms in long sleeve shirts – even in the summertime and wearing big hats and sun glasses to protect them from the sun, the tall building in cities like Manhattan are perceived to provide shade and relief from the sun’s indicting ultraviolet rays. Their perceptions of being able to avoid the judgement of God against them which He is carrying out upon the rays of His light, are erroneous. Ultraviolet light is omnipresent. It passes through walls. The sun need not shine for ultraviolet rays to attack them. They are even burned while they sit in church on Sunday mornings. “If you can’t figure out how to use ultraviolet light to advance your race, you shouldn’t be black,” – Black Hebrew Pagan minister Yeshua Baal The White man has gone through great legnths to conceal his true origin, nature and weakness; and, for centuries, his curtaining media and piled philosophical foundations masked it well. Too, he has concealed what limited knowledge he has been privileged to know about black people and people of color. Time, literally, which is the Sun, has coursed to, as promised, reveal the truth of his and people of color’s origins, natures, stregnths and weaknesses. YACUB 7 ALI REVEALS BLACKS GIFT WITH ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT “The mythological 3rd eye is accessed at the point where the streams of vision of your two eyes meet. Your pineal gland contains the beautiful eumelanin and allows the sun’s ultraviolet light to be directed by your 3rd eye” – Yacub 7 Ali There are many blacks who are not aware that the original personification of Lucifer is representative of himself and is a self creation as well.The original Blacks created that primal representation of himself as the Lucifer, the Angel of Light, because they understood the further: God and Lucifer are the same being. Lucifer, however, is not the devil. On a very superficial level the white man has been privy to some of this knowledge and created a distortion of the persona of Lucifer to mask His true identity and reinforce black selfhatred.The bulk of this great knowledge remains forbidden to be published.The whiteman as The Devil, however, was never forbidden to be published and well documented in all world religions. The goal in separating the Godhead from Lucifer and casting blacks under the pall of evil not only created the fasad in which blacks rejected themselves but, too, where blacks wouldn’t be able to determine their kinsmanship to divinity.Eumelanin absorbs ultraviolet light because it is of the celestrial. Phaeomelanin is earthen and thus can only endure the lesser lights. The Campaign to make all evil into one representation is the white man’s attempt to seperate himself from evil by creation of contrasting realms i.e. light and darkness, right and wrong, black and white.“ The translucent properties of black and people of color’s skin remains the greatest unpublished manuscript of our times. “It will reshape every modern and historic understanding that exists” – Yacub 7 Ali “The unthawing of the glacial ice caps is the awakening of the great forgotten in the mind of Lucifer’s thugs. That’s what their calling us, these days,” Jacobi Alilaughed, Saturday, in his network address. Jacobi, who has been speaking in behalf of his father, is on a national tour encouraging blacks of all faiths to embrace his father’s science of projecting ultraviolet light onto the skin of whites.“The great forgotten in the our minds are the memories taken away from us by that great, historical and metaphorical flood presented in the story of Noah’s Ark.“Yes, the great story of that great flood represents the sweepeing away of the memories of who and what we were in that original Paradise.“In that day, many have read and some will even recall, existed a doorway between the earth and the heavens allowing the angels of the Sun of God to transform from angels to flesh and back.“As the giants we once were, so, too, were our sins against the Sun of God.“As the white man treated us in slavery, we treated the Sun of God in those days.“But now even the day of his judgement is past.“And what God, who is too nature, took from us, i s being returned.“As the sea levels rise, our see levels will rise.“Due to their poor ability to (re)adapt to the current minor shifts in the environment without high susceptibilities to skin cancers like squamous and basal cell carcinomas, melanomas and cataracts the long term affects of global warming and ozone depletion negatively impact the fair skinned moreso than those with darker pigments.“Who is evolving, we are evolving. Where are skin cancer caused by blacks most likely to occur? While it is thought that most skin cancers occur on parts of the body that are repeatedly exposed to the sun, blacks, through Incidental UV Transference and by their natural ability to intentionally direct UV can deliberately and unintentionally cause skin disorders and other diseases and disorders in fairskinned people. Opened areas on fairskinned people’s bodies, like their heads, necks, faces, tips of the ears, hands, forearms, shoulders, back, chest s of men, and the back and lower legs of women are most often areas targeted and in da nger by their unintentional transference. We can acknowledge entry into the New Era now that blacks are learning how to use their distinct THE YACUB 7 ALI NON HOAX: SKIN CANCERS MOLES IN EXPOSED AREAS ARE CAUSED BY BLACKSSleugh Crooks (Alexandria, La) – In recent months sun worshipers across the nation have written me expressing their anger at writer David Mills’ Yacub 7 Ali Hoax. It is an uninformed, unintelligent and not very well researched commentary Mills began publishing early 2007. Calling zealots fake and Y7A white Mills’ statements are based on ignorance.The never before published (simple and curt) national response issued across the Y7A network read: People are free to say and believe what they want. Like many other devout Y7A sun worshipers, however, I too took extreme offense at Mills’ attack. According to Y7A network contacts, Mills made no official attempt to contact anyone within the movement. Nor, according to the editorial contacts responsible for publishing the Yacub 7 Ali website, did he make an effort to contact them. Speculation on why Mills, who may or may not be black, attacked the organization without attempting correspondence with the organization or its publishers is without comprehension. This is because there is enough information published and even available on the Web about the movement and the science.The only missing piece of the puzzle was: how to access and utilize the mythological 3rd eye.“The mythological 3rd eye, which is the pineal gland, is accessed at the single point where the streams of vision of the two eyes meet” – Yacub 7 Ali.Had Mills done any real research or cared to attempt to speak with any intelligence or insight he could have found everything else on his own:The 3rd eye (pineal gland) in white people is calcified (hardened, dead); “The white man’s 3rd Eye appears on the back of his dollar bill because the one in his brain has no functionality” – Y7A “Money is his god.” Waldorf Carathers (Savannah, Ga.) – Exodus 12:13 “And the blood shall be to you for a token upon the houses where ye are: and when I see the blood, I will pass over you, and the plague shall not be upon you to destroy you, when I smite the land of Egypt.” “While the veil which once hid the face of the fake Jew has long time been removed, the revelation of skin color as the biblical blood on the door posts is reason to begin the Celebration of The New Passover,” firebrand prophet and scientist Yacub 7 Ali said before his congregation, Sunday, at their Atlanta compound. “In Exodus, the metaphor of the blood on the doorposts distinguished the Israelites from the Egyptians and protected them from the God’s wrathful plagues. “Today, the metaphor of the blood on the doorposts distinguishes man from mankind and protects man from the plagues that burn mankind’s skin. “If the so called Jews of Israel and the West were real, they would have the blood on their doorposts. “If the self styled white Christians were real, they would have the blood on their doorposts.” “I am told the incidence of skin cancers and melanomas among white U.S. GIs is staggering,” refering to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s comments, Saturday, that Israel was the standard bearer of the Satan of the West, Ali said. “Many of their arms, faces and necks are covered with skin cancerous bruises and lesions. “There is no refuge for them any place upon the earth. Even the Iraqis, Iranians, Palestinians and Saudis laugh at their vile skin conditions when they see them. “I quote Isaiah 14:16 and ask again: is this the man who shook the earth, the one who made kingdoms tremble? He can not even stand outdoors without burning.” It is an uninformed, unintelligent and not very well researched commentary Mills began publishing early 2007. Calling zealots fake and Y7A white Mills’ statements are based on ignorance. The never before published (simple and curt) national response issued across the Y7A network read: People are free to say and believe what they want. Like many other devout Y7A sun worshipers, however, I too took extreme offense at Mills’ attack. According to Y7A network contacts, Mills made no official attempt to contact anyone within the movement. Nor, according to the editorial contacts responsible for publishing the Yacub 7 Ali website, did he make an effort to contact them. Speculation on why Mills, who may or may not be black, attacked the organization without attempting correspondence with the organization or its publishers is without comprehension. This is because there is enough information published and even available on the Web about the movement and the science. The only missing piece of the puzzle was: how to access and utilize the mythological 3rd eye. “The mythological 3rd eye, which is the pineal gland, is accessed at the single point where the streams of vision of the two eyes meet” – Yacub 7 Ali. Had Mills done any real research or cared to attempt to speak with any intelligence or insight he could have found everything else on his own:
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Colourpoint Colourpoint or colorpoint (occasionally colour point, color-point, etc.) may refer to: Point coloration of an animal's coat (fur) Colourpoint, the World Cat Federation name for a breed classification encompassing both of what other registries consider two separate breeds a) the Himalayan cat, and b) the Javanese cat Colorpoint Shorthair, a cat breed recognised by the Cat Fanciers' Association and some others, a Siamese cat with non-traditional colouration; the spelling "Colourpoint Shorthair" is usually not used Colourpoint [or Colorpoint] Longhair, a cat breed term with multiple meanings Lower-case: colourpoint cat, colourpoint rabbit, etc. – any animal with point colouration Colourpoint Books, a book publisher based in Northern Ireland
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