Array If this sounds familiar…keep reading…this may come as a serious reality check to many of you living in our area.JUNE 13, 2006, The NY Times-Upstate New York is staggering from an accelerating exodus of young adults, new census results show. In Tioga County, part of Appalachia in New York’s Southern Tier, 42 percent fewer young adults were counted in 2004 than in 1990.Make no mistake: this is not business as usual, Robert G.
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Before we begin, please click here for a humourous story about everyone’s favourite Canadian, Boris Mironov.Heather’s Fantasy Team:Grand Masters of Goaltending:Bob Essensa #30 (picture)Grant Fuhr #31 (picture)Mike Morrison #1Ryan Miller #3Bosses of the Blueline:Igor Double TroubleIgor Ulanov ‘C’ #55 and Igor Kravchuk #21Alphabet NeighboursJanne Niinimaa #44 and Boris Mironov ‘A’ #2The Pair with Almost Nothing in CommonRoman Hamrlik #4 and Scott Ferguson #23Ferocious Forwards (I apparently felt the need to have seven lines):First Line: Kariya gets the honourPaul Kariya #9 - Wayne Gretzky ‘A’ #99 - Jari Kurri #17Second Line: A Finn sandwichMiroslav Satan #32 - Saku Koivu #87 - Martin Havlat #24Third Line: Russian and/or UglyMaxim Afinogenov #61 - Mike Ricci #40 - Alexander Ovechkin #8Fourth Line: The Eastern Birthplace TriangleAlex Tanguay #18 - Mike York #16 - Dan Cleary #7Fifth Line: My other assistant captain is on the fifth lineJason Chimera #25 - Boyd Devereaux #15 - Fernando Pants Pisani ‘A’ #34Sixth Line: For the love of God, this is taking foreverJochen Hecht #59 - Mats Lindgren #14 - Anson Carter #77Seventh Line: Gritty yet deliciousBrad Isbister #75 - Rem Murray #22 - Todd Harvey #13Team Toilet Scrubbers:They are required to scrub the toilets with toothbrushes, and they must hold them in their mouths.Rod Brind’AmourChris CheliosSean AveryTeemu Selanne
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5th and 6th, 9pm.Free with RSVP to marketing@nypress.comOpen Cocktails & Appetizers Bar 9-10pm.Brother Love performs In celebration of NY Press’ first music issue.A Summer Night of Film in FashionShelly Steffee 34 Gansevoort St.,viewing of Twins by Martin Bell, hosted by Shelly Steffee , cocktails, 7-10pmTanqueray ‘Tique Launch EventThe Aurora Gallery, 515 W.29th St., NYCFeaturing designer Michael Wesetly, music by DJ Reborn, special performance by Bobby Valentino.
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In the months following the death of John Paul, television studios rushed to be the first to produce a film about his life. There was also the inflated hype over a bio-pic by Mel Gibson, after rumors were circulated that he had sent a crew to film the funeral.The first film to be completed was actually an Italian movie, produced by Taudue Films, entitled Karol: a Man who became Pope. Directed by Giacomo Battiato, it told the story of Karol Wojtyla’s younger years under Nazi occupation, then as a priest and bishop. The film ends with his election to the papacy, actually using TV footage of the real pope’s speech to the people of Rome. The movie had been started before his death, and completed shortly after.The second TV movie I came across was a film, simply titled Pope John Paul II,(available on DVD from CBS, 0) starring Jon Voight and Cary Elwes (as the older and younger Wojtyla, respectively.) This film spanned his entire life, starting at roughly the same time period as Karol. Following the death of John Paul, the makers of Karol decided to complete the story and film his papacy, in a movie called Karol: the Pope, the Man.(The complete miniseries is available in Canada on DVD August 4th for about 0.) Taking up where the previous film left off, it documents his struggle against communism (he visited Poland twice before its collapse, and once immediately after,) as well as pivotal moments of his papacy (such as the assassination attempt.) The film also documents several other prominent Catholics and their relations with John Paul, including Archbishop Oscar Romero, Polish priest and martyr Jerzy Popieluszko, and Mother Teresa, in subplots intertwined with the main story.The Karol miniseries is undoubtably the finer of the two films. Perhaps its greatest strength is the believability of Piotr Adamczyk, a 34-year-old Polish actor who carries the role of Pope John Paul to perfection. Unlike the other film, this one actor (who presumably didn’t expect to make an entire second film under old-age makeup) makes Karol endearing, courageous, funny - he simply brings to life this Pope we all had a connection with. You feel you’ve known the guy your whole life. Where the Voight film supercedes Karol is in its attention to historical details. For instance, the writers of Karol found it necessary to invent a main character, one Father Tomasz Zaleski, who I think is a composite character. In the words of George Weigel, he was a complete invention

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Array If this sounds familiar…keep reading…this may come as a serious reality check to many of you living in our area.JUNE 13, 2006, The NY Times-Upstate New York is staggering from an accelerating exodus of young adults, new census results show. In Tioga County, part of Appalachia in New York’s Southern Tier, 42 percent fewer young adults were counted in 2004 than in 1990.Make no mistake: this is not business as usual, Robert G.
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Before we begin, please click here for a humourous story about everyone’s favourite Canadian, Boris Mironov.Heather’s Fantasy Team:Grand Masters of Goaltending:Bob Essensa #30 (picture)Grant Fuhr #31 (picture)Mike Morrison #1Ryan Miller #3Bosses of the Blueline:Igor Double TroubleIgor Ulanov ‘C’ #55 and Igor Kravchuk #21Alphabet NeighboursJanne Niinimaa #44 and Boris Mironov ‘A’ #2The Pair with Almost Nothing in CommonRoman Hamrlik #4 and Scott Ferguson #23Ferocious Forwards (I apparently felt the need to have seven lines):First Line: Kariya gets the honourPaul Kariya #9 - Wayne Gretzky ‘A’ #99 - Jari Kurri #17Second Line: A Finn sandwichMiroslav Satan #32 - Saku Koivu #87 - Martin Havlat #24Third Line: Russian and/or UglyMaxim Afinogenov #61 - Mike Ricci #40 - Alexander Ovechkin #8Fourth Line: The Eastern Birthplace TriangleAlex Tanguay #18 - Mike York #16 - Dan Cleary #7Fifth Line: My other assistant captain is on the fifth lineJason Chimera #25 - Boyd Devereaux #15 - Fernando Pants Pisani ‘A’ #34Sixth Line: For the love of God, this is taking foreverJochen Hecht #59 - Mats Lindgren #14 - Anson Carter #77Seventh Line: Gritty yet deliciousBrad Isbister #75 - Rem Murray #22 - Todd Harvey #13Team Toilet Scrubbers:They are required to scrub the toilets with toothbrushes, and they must hold them in their mouths.Rod Brind’AmourChris CheliosSean AveryTeemu Selanne
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5th and 6th, 9pm.Free with RSVP to marketing@nypress.comOpen Cocktails & Appetizers Bar 9-10pm.Brother Love performs In celebration of NY Press’ first music issue.A Summer Night of Film in FashionShelly Steffee 34 Gansevoort St.,viewing of Twins by Martin Bell, hosted by Shelly Steffee , cocktails, 7-10pmTanqueray ‘Tique Launch EventThe Aurora Gallery, 515 W.29th St., NYCFeaturing designer Michael Wesetly, music by DJ Reborn, special performance by Bobby Valentino.
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In the months following the death of John Paul, television studios rushed to be the first to produce a film about his life. There was also the inflated hype over a bio-pic by Mel Gibson, after rumors were circulated that he had sent a crew to film the funeral.The first film to be completed was actually an Italian movie, produced by Taudue Films, entitled Karol: a Man who became Pope. Directed by Giacomo Battiato, it told the story of Karol Wojtyla’s younger years under Nazi occupation, then as a priest and bishop. The film ends with his election to the papacy, actually using TV footage of the real pope’s speech to the people of Rome. The movie had been started before his death, and completed shortly after.The second TV movie I came across was a film, simply titled Pope John Paul II,(available on DVD from CBS, 0) starring Jon Voight and Cary Elwes (as the older and younger Wojtyla, respectively.) This film spanned his entire life, starting at roughly the same time period as Karol. Following the death of John Paul, the makers of Karol decided to complete the story and film his papacy, in a movie called Karol: the Pope, the Man.(The complete miniseries is available in Canada on DVD August 4th for about 0.) Taking up where the previous film left off, it documents his struggle against communism (he visited Poland twice before its collapse, and once immediately after,) as well as pivotal moments of his papacy (such as the assassination attempt.) The film also documents several other prominent Catholics and their relations with John Paul, including Archbishop Oscar Romero, Polish priest and martyr Jerzy Popieluszko, and Mother Teresa, in subplots intertwined with the main story.The Karol miniseries is undoubtably the finer of the two films. Perhaps its greatest strength is the believability of Piotr Adamczyk, a 34-year-old Polish actor who carries the role of Pope John Paul to perfection. Unlike the other film, this one actor (who presumably didn’t expect to make an entire second film under old-age makeup) makes Karol endearing, courageous, funny - he simply brings to life this Pope we all had a connection with. You feel you’ve known the guy your whole life. Where the Voight film supercedes Karol is in its attention to historical details. For instance, the writers of Karol found it necessary to invent a main character, one Father Tomasz Zaleski, who I think is a composite character. In the words of George Weigel, he was a complete invention

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Array Therefore, CDS’s retreatfrom the overlapping territory prior to the close of the testimony period iseffective in eliminating an area of potential likelihood of confusion.Once the Board determined that CDS had met the jurisdictional requirements for commencing a concurrent use proceeding, it went on to determine what territory was appropriate for the parties.ICED as the registrant and [presumptively] prior user “is entitled to a registration covering the entire United States, including areas of its use and nonuse, subject only to the exception of geographic areas where the junior user can prove prior use. Here, too, in the context of a concurrent use proceeding, and because of our view that advertising on the Internet does not automatically preclude concurrent use registration, we find that the presence of a disclaimer on CDS’s website is likewise helpful in avoiding confusion in this case.Therefore, we conclude that the specific evidence of the parties’ simultaneous use on the Internet in this case does not require us to find that there is a likelihood of confusion.As to the effect of the Internet on concurrent use proceedings, John writes that the Board answered the question raised last year in the HUBCAP HEAVEN case [not citable as precedent], TTABlogged here.
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Rewarding Failure and Incompetence:Outside of airport security screener, UQ knows of no instances of firings or reprimands issued as a result of 9/11 events. This despite the obvious failure of intelligence and air defenses, which, given the warnings received implies at the very least gross incompetence, egregious negligence if not worse. Rather than holding responsible individuals directly accountable, and insisting upon answers, we are instead rushing ahead and rewarding them with rich financial bonuses and budget increases.This comes on the heels of Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld pre-9/11 confirmation in Congressional testimony that the Department of Defense had undocumentable ‘adjustments’ (ie. money unaccounted for) of .3 trillion. For comparison, the total federal outlay in the 2002 budget comes to just over trillion. This staggering figure demands that we seek full disclosure of what’s happened to taxpayer funds. Why are we throwing good money after bad without holding any one accountable for the worst breach of national security in history?The Real Deal on 9:11: Rewarding Failure; Catherine Austin Fitts, Issue #2, Global Outlook magazine, published by www.globalresearch.ca.http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/HL0205/S00173.htmNot Important? Think Again!

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RealPlayerAn item about how Bush and the bin Ladens are connected andhow FBI investigations into terrorist groups were stopped by the US government.Greg Palast – BBC Newsnight’s investigative US reporterBush, the bin Laden family and the Saudiswindows media playerMike Springman – US consulate and foreign service official (real player)Springman went public (after internal efforts failed) to expose the State Dept/CIA conduiting terrorists into the US.ABC News, Nightline - Dividends from the war on terrorism (windows media player)News item about the connections between the Bush administration, Caspian oil and the Taliban.C-SPAN- Judicial Watch News Conference with FBI Special Agent Robert Wright (real player)former FBI counter-terrorism agent Robert Wright claims that the agency inhibited his probes into terrorist groups.Mary Schiavo – Former Inspector General, Dept. ‘What did they know?’ real playerCNN – press conference (windows media player)A reporter asks about Dean’s comments that Bush had foreknowledge of 9-11, observe the strange reaction by Bush.Phil Berg - former Pennsylvanian deputy attorney general (quicktime movie player) There’s a mob in the White House.Jim Marrs - investigative journalist & author (windows media player)9-11: an inside job.BBC Money Programme – The War for OilThe advocates of war insist it’s not about oil. Attack on America: Controlled Chaos for Global Dehumanization!Bush’s 9/11 Reichstag Fire911 Securacom (now changed to Stratesec) - The crimes of Marvin Bush and his crooked family:9/11 Security, Courtesy of Marvin BushMarvin Bush Employee’s mysterious death - connections to 9/11?Secrecy Surrounds a Bush Brother’s Role in 9/11 Security The Bush Who Seems to be in All the Right PlacesSecrecy Surrounds 9/11 Investigation911 Jeb Bush - … and more crimes of the Bushes:Jeb Bush linked to Florida’s 911 Terrorist Flght School 9/11: Bush KnewWas Bush complicit with the 9/11 attacks?
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US Ambassador to Iraq, Zalmay Khalilzad, told Congress that the US has reason to be optimistic: Americans should be strategically optimistic about Iraq, even as the continuing difficulties in Iraq will require tactical patience, said Khalilzad, appearing before the US Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee.The envoy hailed various positive developments which give the Iraqi government and friends of Iraq real hope, particularly in the political arena.Political progress that has been made in Iraq has created opportunities and put Iraq on the right trajectory, he said.Khalilzad cited a tectonic shift among Iraq’s Sunni community, which, after months of boycotting the postwar political process, is now actively involved.He also noted Iraq’s successful elections and the formation of the country’s national unity government earlier this year.
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STILL GOINGMedia Elites Pound KSFO’s Morgan Over Comments Nearly two weeks after KSFO / San Francisco morning talker Melanie Morgan called for New York Times Editor Bill Keller’s potential execution if both charged and found guilty of treason, the liberal press backlash continues.Mainstream media elitists have since made Morgan the poster child for their new crusade against bullies who are unfairly out to get them. Like the Energizer Bunny, their outrage just keeps going and going and going.Is it nothing more than a transparent attempt to deflect from their own recent questionable behavior?Not often mentioned by these victims, of course, is the fact that Keller’s paper kicked off the entire controversy in the first place, by reporting on what was supposed to be a secret program to investigate terrorism financing. Since then, conservatives, the White House and congressional representatives have sharply criticized the Times for its lack of discretion.And sure enough, Morgan had the honor of being selected as Keith Olbermann’s Worst Person In The World, shortly after making the comment on another MSNBC show.Morgan says her statements have since been twisted by partisan opponents. On FOX’s Hannity & Colmes show, she recently made the case.And in Melanie’s own words, this is from WorldNetDaily:The producers for the MSNBC news program Hardball with Chris Matthews had asked me to come on their show to discuss the leaking of classified anti- terrorism programs by the New York Times.I made it clear with my very first words that I saw this as a case of treason. Yes, for those of you in the cut and run crowd, I said TREASON.Matthews was shocked. He seemed to think he misunderstood me. I couldn’t have really meant that, could I? Long prison sentences for reporters because they repeatedly leaked classified information on America’s efforts to combat terrorism?Absolutely.Since my comments on Monday, a growing chorus of patriotic Americans have joined in the call for prosecution of the New York Times for committing treason.New York Times editor Bill Keller and his accomplices should face prosecution by the government of the United States for willfully and repeatedly undermining the war effort against terrorism by repeatedly violating the law and reporting on classified anti-terrorism programs.For those with short memories, the New York Times pulled the same stunt in December of last year when it exposed the terrorist wiretapping program to the world under the sensational headline, Bush Lets U.S. Spy on Callers Without Courts.In each of the cases where the New York Times leaked information on our efforts to battle America’s enemies, the Bush administration made pleas for the Times not to publish the stories. After the Hardball visit, Morgan was quickly slammed by the American Prospect, a liberal website:RIGHT WING TALK SHOW HOST WOULD HAVE NO PROBLEM WITH KELLER BEING SENT TO THE GAS CHAMBER.According to this morning’s San Francisco Chronicle, conservative talk show host Melanie Morgan of KSFO-FM said she’d have no problem if Bill Keller were executed for publishing the big Times piece on the U.S.’s secret financial surveillance program. From the Chronicle:San Francisco talk show host Melanie Morgan believes that Times editor Bill Keller should be jailed for treason for approving the publication.The maximum penalty for treason is death.If he were to be tried and convicted of treason, yes, I would have no problem with him being sent to the gas chamber, Morgan, whose show airs on KSFO-AM, told The Chronicle on Wednesday. It is about revealing classified secrets in the time of war. And the media has got to take responsibility for revealing classified information that is putting American lives at risk. (Emphasis added.)Behold the forces that have been unleashed by this despicable and dishonest attack on the Times by the White House, Congressman Pete King and their craven enablers in the conservative media. Who owns KSFO-AM? Who are its advertisers? Are they OK with this?Morgan has since (apparently unsuccessfully) attempted to get the Prospect to publish this response to recent attacks against her there:To: letters@prospect.orgSent: Sunday, July 02, 2006 6:57 PMSubject: Response from Melanie Morgan to Greg Sargent (please forward to Mr. Sargent)If the Left ever wonders why so many conservatives are outraged by what they read from Liberal publications (such as the American Prospect) one need not meander any further than Greg Sargent’s interview with me last Thursday.No, I am NOT backing away from any of the comments I made in the Horses Mouth” blog.But I am pointing out that the summarization of my comments is completely misleading, and totally in character for people who despise those of us who work ceaselessly to stand-up for our troops in time of war, and who are outraged when others refuse to do the same.First, folks, to the headline:TALK SHOW HOST MELANIE MORGAN SAYS ANY NEWSPAPER EDITOR WHO PUBLISHES CLASSIFIED INFO SHOULD BE LOCKED IN A STEEL CAGE, MURDERED BY FAMILY MEMBERS OF SLAIN TROOPS, AND SENT TO THE HOTTEST CORNER OF HELL.The truth: I pointed out in my comments that if a person is TRIED AND CONVINCTED of committing treason then obviously they should face the punishment for that crime.That includes the death penalty.I never suggested murdering Bill Keller of the NY Times or anyone else. Period. Look up the definition of murder. Its in Wikipedia, by the way.The protest by The American Prospect and other anti-war liberals in the blogosphere over my statements shows either a naivete concerning the law, or more likely it demonstrates once again that those in the Blame America First crowd are rabidly against the war on terrorism, and are blinded by all logic and reason.And then there was this by Mr. Sargent Now she’s basically said that any editor printing classified national security information should be murdered, maybe it’s time to check in with the corporate owners of her local station.Again– a complete mischaracterization of my quotes. A more accurate summary should have read Any editor who is responsible for leaking classified information and results in the deaths of American soldiers at a time of war should face the ultimate punishment for that crime, including the death penalty.The exact quote to Mr. Sargent is Let me answer your question with a question. If by leaking classified information that resulted in the deaths of American soldiers– let’s just say that a terrorist purchased all the ingredients necessary for an IED and detonated it against a convoy of 18, 19, 20-something Marines, killing them— do you honestly think I would give a rat’s rear-end how the editor who leaked that information dies? ….NO. I DO NOT CARE.Because, after all, he or she is recieving the ultimate penalty for the charge of treason.My WISH list for traitors who undertake to subvert national security interests that results in the deaths of American Soldiers is to be locked in a steel cage with the family members of slain troop members who would happily deliver the ultimate punishment of death, and then sent to the hottest corner of hell.As a journalist of over 30 years experience covering the Mideast, the uprising for Democracy at Tiannamen Square in China, the return of hostages from the hijacking of a jetliner, I have a bit of experience in observing media convention, classified secrets, and the rule of law. And apparently Richard Valeriani, a long time former NBC reporter agrees by saying that the New York Times decision to publish is akin to giving Anne Franks address to the Nazis.I might also point out to Mr. Sargent that his squealing over my comments most likely would evaporate if one of his friends or loved ones were to suffer harm at the hands of the terrorists as a result of the repeated attempts to undermine the war effort by deliberately leaking/publishing classified material, and in doing so provided aid and comfort to the enemy.One other thing. The people within the United States government who actually leaked to the NYTimes, WaPo, LAT, and Wall Street Journal such a successful, worthy program as the SWIFT database should join the folks I have suggested in taking up residence in the hottest corner of hell.Finally, Im delighted to report that your efforts to have me blackballed from Hardball with Chris Matthews on MSNBC were entirely unsuccessful. And my radio station KSFO AM in San Francisco, owned by ABC/Disney, has no intention of firing me.After all, there is a First Amendment. And it works both ways. Much as the Left hates that.I look forward to seeing my comments in print.Melanie Morgan,KSFO, San FranciscoCo-Host, Lee Rodgers and Melanie Morgan ShowWhile most issues of this nature might be expected to blow over after a few days, this one is still going strong, fueled by the likes of Salon.com and the NYTs own Frank Rich, who lambasted Morgan in his column yesterday:All the News Thats Fit to BullyBy FRANK RICHTWO weeks and counting, and the editor of The New York Times still has not been sentenced to the gas chamber. What a bummer for one California radio talk-show host, Melanie Morgan, who pronounced The Times guilty of treason and expressly endorsed that punishment. She and the rest of the get-the-press lynch mob are growing restless, wondering why newspapers havent been prosecuted under the Espionage Act. If Bush believes what he is saying, taunted Pat Buchanan, why does he not do his duty as the chief law enforcement officer of the United States?Heres why. First, there is no evidence that the Times article on tracking terrorist finances either breached national security or revealed any “secrets” that had not already been publicized by either the administration or Swift, the Belgian financial clearinghouse enlisted in the effort.Second, the legal bar would be insurmountable: even Gabriel Schoenfeld, who first floated the idea of prosecuting The Times under the Espionage Act in an essay in Commentary, told The Nation this month that the chance of it happening was .05 percent.And, from Salon.com:The state secrets that werent secretRight-wingers desperate to intimidate the press have accused the New York Times of treason for publishing details of a terror investigation — ignoring the fact that everything significant about that operation has been known for years.By Joe ConasonLosing the national debate over the war in Iraq while falling to unprecedented lows in public approval, the Republican right is returning to a favorite smear tactic: charging the loyal opposition with treason.For now the New York Times is the most prominent target of these charges, having published an article on the Bush administrations investigation of terrorist money laundering using SWIFT, an international banking correspondence system. But the current campaign against the paper of record is merely rehearsal for a barrage of accusations against Democrats as the November midterm approaches.In recent days, the buzzing swarm of right-wing drones has spread the treason meme, from the House Republican caucus to Fox News Channel, MSNBC, talk radio and the Internet.The ubiquitous Ann Coulter compared Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger to Tokyo Rose, while a California radio host named Melanie Morgan, who also operates a Republican-funded Web site, convicted Times executive editor Bill Keller of capital treason and urged his execution by gas chamber. A Wall Street Journal editorial suggested that (unlike the Journal news editors who also had published the SWIFT story) the Times is guilty of intentionally “obstructing” the war on terror.Weekly Standard editor William Kristol demanded on Fox News that the Justice Department prosecute the Times under the Espionage Act. (If Kristol and his ilk really believe that the Times is a nest of traitors, shouldnt they call for their patriotic friend David Brooks to resign from the papers Op-Ed page?)Even though liberal columnists continue to pound away at Morgan, other than the KSFO host herself, its hard to see whos really gaining from this continued fuss. Where she does have a legitimate beef is with those who have taken her words badly out of context for their own partisan purposes.Your Amazon orders that begin with clicks here, regardless of your final purchases, are vital to supporting the Radio Equalizers efforts. Thanks again!
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Array Therefore, CDS’s retreatfrom the overlapping territory prior to the close of the testimony period iseffective in eliminating an area of potential likelihood of confusion.Once the Board determined that CDS had met the jurisdictional requirements for commencing a concurrent use proceeding, it went on to determine what territory was appropriate for the parties.ICED as the registrant and [presumptively] prior user “is entitled to a registration covering the entire United States, including areas of its use and nonuse, subject only to the exception of geographic areas where the junior user can prove prior use. Here, too, in the context of a concurrent use proceeding, and because of our view that advertising on the Internet does not automatically preclude concurrent use registration, we find that the presence of a disclaimer on CDS’s website is likewise helpful in avoiding confusion in this case.Therefore, we conclude that the specific evidence of the parties’ simultaneous use on the Internet in this case does not require us to find that there is a likelihood of confusion.As to the effect of the Internet on concurrent use proceedings, John writes that the Board answered the question raised last year in the HUBCAP HEAVEN case [not citable as precedent], TTABlogged here.
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Rewarding Failure and Incompetence:Outside of airport security screener, UQ knows of no instances of firings or reprimands issued as a result of 9/11 events. This despite the obvious failure of intelligence and air defenses, which, given the warnings received implies at the very least gross incompetence, egregious negligence if not worse. Rather than holding responsible individuals directly accountable, and insisting upon answers, we are instead rushing ahead and rewarding them with rich financial bonuses and budget increases.This comes on the heels of Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld pre-9/11 confirmation in Congressional testimony that the Department of Defense had undocumentable ‘adjustments’ (ie. money unaccounted for) of .3 trillion. For comparison, the total federal outlay in the 2002 budget comes to just over trillion. This staggering figure demands that we seek full disclosure of what’s happened to taxpayer funds. Why are we throwing good money after bad without holding any one accountable for the worst breach of national security in history?The Real Deal on 9:11: Rewarding Failure; Catherine Austin Fitts, Issue #2, Global Outlook magazine, published by www.globalresearch.ca.http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/HL0205/S00173.htmNot Important? Think Again!

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RealPlayerAn item about how Bush and the bin Ladens are connected andhow FBI investigations into terrorist groups were stopped by the US government.Greg Palast – BBC Newsnight’s investigative US reporterBush, the bin Laden family and the Saudiswindows media playerMike Springman – US consulate and foreign service official (real player)Springman went public (after internal efforts failed) to expose the State Dept/CIA conduiting terrorists into the US.ABC News, Nightline - Dividends from the war on terrorism (windows media player)News item about the connections between the Bush administration, Caspian oil and the Taliban.C-SPAN- Judicial Watch News Conference with FBI Special Agent Robert Wright (real player)former FBI counter-terrorism agent Robert Wright claims that the agency inhibited his probes into terrorist groups.Mary Schiavo – Former Inspector General, Dept. ‘What did they know?’ real playerCNN – press conference (windows media player)A reporter asks about Dean’s comments that Bush had foreknowledge of 9-11, observe the strange reaction by Bush.Phil Berg - former Pennsylvanian deputy attorney general (quicktime movie player) There’s a mob in the White House.Jim Marrs - investigative journalist & author (windows media player)9-11: an inside job.BBC Money Programme – The War for OilThe advocates of war insist it’s not about oil. Attack on America: Controlled Chaos for Global Dehumanization!Bush’s 9/11 Reichstag Fire911 Securacom (now changed to Stratesec) - The crimes of Marvin Bush and his crooked family:9/11 Security, Courtesy of Marvin BushMarvin Bush Employee’s mysterious death - connections to 9/11?Secrecy Surrounds a Bush Brother’s Role in 9/11 Security The Bush Who Seems to be in All the Right PlacesSecrecy Surrounds 9/11 Investigation911 Jeb Bush - … and more crimes of the Bushes:Jeb Bush linked to Florida’s 911 Terrorist Flght School 9/11: Bush KnewWas Bush complicit with the 9/11 attacks?
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US Ambassador to Iraq, Zalmay Khalilzad, told Congress that the US has reason to be optimistic: Americans should be strategically optimistic about Iraq, even as the continuing difficulties in Iraq will require tactical patience, said Khalilzad, appearing before the US Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee.The envoy hailed various positive developments which give the Iraqi government and friends of Iraq real hope, particularly in the political arena.Political progress that has been made in Iraq has created opportunities and put Iraq on the right trajectory, he said.Khalilzad cited a tectonic shift among Iraq’s Sunni community, which, after months of boycotting the postwar political process, is now actively involved.He also noted Iraq’s successful elections and the formation of the country’s national unity government earlier this year.
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STILL GOINGMedia Elites Pound KSFO’s Morgan Over Comments Nearly two weeks after KSFO / San Francisco morning talker Melanie Morgan called for New York Times Editor Bill Keller’s potential execution if both charged and found guilty of treason, the liberal press backlash continues.Mainstream media elitists have since made Morgan the poster child for their new crusade against bullies who are unfairly out to get them. Like the Energizer Bunny, their outrage just keeps going and going and going.Is it nothing more than a transparent attempt to deflect from their own recent questionable behavior?Not often mentioned by these victims, of course, is the fact that Keller’s paper kicked off the entire controversy in the first place, by reporting on what was supposed to be a secret program to investigate terrorism financing. Since then, conservatives, the White House and congressional representatives have sharply criticized the Times for its lack of discretion.And sure enough, Morgan had the honor of being selected as Keith Olbermann’s Worst Person In The World, shortly after making the comment on another MSNBC show.Morgan says her statements have since been twisted by partisan opponents. On FOX’s Hannity & Colmes show, she recently made the case.And in Melanie’s own words, this is from WorldNetDaily:The producers for the MSNBC news program Hardball with Chris Matthews had asked me to come on their show to discuss the leaking of classified anti- terrorism programs by the New York Times.I made it clear with my very first words that I saw this as a case of treason. Yes, for those of you in the cut and run crowd, I said TREASON.Matthews was shocked. He seemed to think he misunderstood me. I couldn’t have really meant that, could I? Long prison sentences for reporters because they repeatedly leaked classified information on America’s efforts to combat terrorism?Absolutely.Since my comments on Monday, a growing chorus of patriotic Americans have joined in the call for prosecution of the New York Times for committing treason.New York Times editor Bill Keller and his accomplices should face prosecution by the government of the United States for willfully and repeatedly undermining the war effort against terrorism by repeatedly violating the law and reporting on classified anti-terrorism programs.For those with short memories, the New York Times pulled the same stunt in December of last year when it exposed the terrorist wiretapping program to the world under the sensational headline, Bush Lets U.S. Spy on Callers Without Courts.In each of the cases where the New York Times leaked information on our efforts to battle America’s enemies, the Bush administration made pleas for the Times not to publish the stories. After the Hardball visit, Morgan was quickly slammed by the American Prospect, a liberal website:RIGHT WING TALK SHOW HOST WOULD HAVE NO PROBLEM WITH KELLER BEING SENT TO THE GAS CHAMBER.According to this morning’s San Francisco Chronicle, conservative talk show host Melanie Morgan of KSFO-FM said she’d have no problem if Bill Keller were executed for publishing the big Times piece on the U.S.’s secret financial surveillance program. From the Chronicle:San Francisco talk show host Melanie Morgan believes that Times editor Bill Keller should be jailed for treason for approving the publication.The maximum penalty for treason is death.If he were to be tried and convicted of treason, yes, I would have no problem with him being sent to the gas chamber, Morgan, whose show airs on KSFO-AM, told The Chronicle on Wednesday. It is about revealing classified secrets in the time of war. And the media has got to take responsibility for revealing classified information that is putting American lives at risk. (Emphasis added.)Behold the forces that have been unleashed by this despicable and dishonest attack on the Times by the White House, Congressman Pete King and their craven enablers in the conservative media. Who owns KSFO-AM? Who are its advertisers? Are they OK with this?Morgan has since (apparently unsuccessfully) attempted to get the Prospect to publish this response to recent attacks against her there:To: letters@prospect.orgSent: Sunday, July 02, 2006 6:57 PMSubject: Response from Melanie Morgan to Greg Sargent (please forward to Mr. Sargent)If the Left ever wonders why so many conservatives are outraged by what they read from Liberal publications (such as the American Prospect) one need not meander any further than Greg Sargent’s interview with me last Thursday.No, I am NOT backing away from any of the comments I made in the Horses Mouth” blog.But I am pointing out that the summarization of my comments is completely misleading, and totally in character for people who despise those of us who work ceaselessly to stand-up for our troops in time of war, and who are outraged when others refuse to do the same.First, folks, to the headline:TALK SHOW HOST MELANIE MORGAN SAYS ANY NEWSPAPER EDITOR WHO PUBLISHES CLASSIFIED INFO SHOULD BE LOCKED IN A STEEL CAGE, MURDERED BY FAMILY MEMBERS OF SLAIN TROOPS, AND SENT TO THE HOTTEST CORNER OF HELL.The truth: I pointed out in my comments that if a person is TRIED AND CONVINCTED of committing treason then obviously they should face the punishment for that crime.That includes the death penalty.I never suggested murdering Bill Keller of the NY Times or anyone else. Period. Look up the definition of murder. Its in Wikipedia, by the way.The protest by The American Prospect and other anti-war liberals in the blogosphere over my statements shows either a naivete concerning the law, or more likely it demonstrates once again that those in the Blame America First crowd are rabidly against the war on terrorism, and are blinded by all logic and reason.And then there was this by Mr. Sargent Now she’s basically said that any editor printing classified national security information should be murdered, maybe it’s time to check in with the corporate owners of her local station.Again– a complete mischaracterization of my quotes. A more accurate summary should have read Any editor who is responsible for leaking classified information and results in the deaths of American soldiers at a time of war should face the ultimate punishment for that crime, including the death penalty.The exact quote to Mr. Sargent is Let me answer your question with a question. If by leaking classified information that resulted in the deaths of American soldiers– let’s just say that a terrorist purchased all the ingredients necessary for an IED and detonated it against a convoy of 18, 19, 20-something Marines, killing them— do you honestly think I would give a rat’s rear-end how the editor who leaked that information dies? ….NO. I DO NOT CARE.Because, after all, he or she is recieving the ultimate penalty for the charge of treason.My WISH list for traitors who undertake to subvert national security interests that results in the deaths of American Soldiers is to be locked in a steel cage with the family members of slain troop members who would happily deliver the ultimate punishment of death, and then sent to the hottest corner of hell.As a journalist of over 30 years experience covering the Mideast, the uprising for Democracy at Tiannamen Square in China, the return of hostages from the hijacking of a jetliner, I have a bit of experience in observing media convention, classified secrets, and the rule of law. And apparently Richard Valeriani, a long time former NBC reporter agrees by saying that the New York Times decision to publish is akin to giving Anne Franks address to the Nazis.I might also point out to Mr. Sargent that his squealing over my comments most likely would evaporate if one of his friends or loved ones were to suffer harm at the hands of the terrorists as a result of the repeated attempts to undermine the war effort by deliberately leaking/publishing classified material, and in doing so provided aid and comfort to the enemy.One other thing. The people within the United States government who actually leaked to the NYTimes, WaPo, LAT, and Wall Street Journal such a successful, worthy program as the SWIFT database should join the folks I have suggested in taking up residence in the hottest corner of hell.Finally, Im delighted to report that your efforts to have me blackballed from Hardball with Chris Matthews on MSNBC were entirely unsuccessful. And my radio station KSFO AM in San Francisco, owned by ABC/Disney, has no intention of firing me.After all, there is a First Amendment. And it works both ways. Much as the Left hates that.I look forward to seeing my comments in print.Melanie Morgan,KSFO, San FranciscoCo-Host, Lee Rodgers and Melanie Morgan ShowWhile most issues of this nature might be expected to blow over after a few days, this one is still going strong, fueled by the likes of Salon.com and the NYTs own Frank Rich, who lambasted Morgan in his column yesterday:All the News Thats Fit to BullyBy FRANK RICHTWO weeks and counting, and the editor of The New York Times still has not been sentenced to the gas chamber. What a bummer for one California radio talk-show host, Melanie Morgan, who pronounced The Times guilty of treason and expressly endorsed that punishment. She and the rest of the get-the-press lynch mob are growing restless, wondering why newspapers havent been prosecuted under the Espionage Act. If Bush believes what he is saying, taunted Pat Buchanan, why does he not do his duty as the chief law enforcement officer of the United States?Heres why. First, there is no evidence that the Times article on tracking terrorist finances either breached national security or revealed any “secrets” that had not already been publicized by either the administration or Swift, the Belgian financial clearinghouse enlisted in the effort.Second, the legal bar would be insurmountable: even Gabriel Schoenfeld, who first floated the idea of prosecuting The Times under the Espionage Act in an essay in Commentary, told The Nation this month that the chance of it happening was .05 percent.And, from Salon.com:The state secrets that werent secretRight-wingers desperate to intimidate the press have accused the New York Times of treason for publishing details of a terror investigation — ignoring the fact that everything significant about that operation has been known for years.By Joe ConasonLosing the national debate over the war in Iraq while falling to unprecedented lows in public approval, the Republican right is returning to a favorite smear tactic: charging the loyal opposition with treason.For now the New York Times is the most prominent target of these charges, having published an article on the Bush administrations investigation of terrorist money laundering using SWIFT, an international banking correspondence system. But the current campaign against the paper of record is merely rehearsal for a barrage of accusations against Democrats as the November midterm approaches.In recent days, the buzzing swarm of right-wing drones has spread the treason meme, from the House Republican caucus to Fox News Channel, MSNBC, talk radio and the Internet.The ubiquitous Ann Coulter compared Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger to Tokyo Rose, while a California radio host named Melanie Morgan, who also operates a Republican-funded Web site, convicted Times executive editor Bill Keller of capital treason and urged his execution by gas chamber. A Wall Street Journal editorial suggested that (unlike the Journal news editors who also had published the SWIFT story) the Times is guilty of intentionally “obstructing” the war on terror.Weekly Standard editor William Kristol demanded on Fox News that the Justice Department prosecute the Times under the Espionage Act. (If Kristol and his ilk really believe that the Times is a nest of traitors, shouldnt they call for their patriotic friend David Brooks to resign from the papers Op-Ed page?)Even though liberal columnists continue to pound away at Morgan, other than the KSFO host herself, its hard to see whos really gaining from this continued fuss. Where she does have a legitimate beef is with those who have taken her words badly out of context for their own partisan purposes.Your Amazon orders that begin with clicks here, regardless of your final purchases, are vital to supporting the Radio Equalizers efforts. Thanks again!
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There was some sloughing from lower angled ice shelves as the heavy snow built up.The climb is still in great condition with good plastic ice and solid screws. The new snow plastered to the ice (even the vertical ice) made finding placements awkward but this should melt off quickly. With considerable hazard in the alpine posted then the heavy wet snow combined with warm temperatures, I would avoid big terrain trap routes like Polar Circus and similar.
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I believe this reflects how people are broadly feeling a need to individually express their sentiments at this terrible war, the prospect of another one looming daily, and the monstrous acts being committed by this government. We need to tap into this much more broadly and get those people who aren’t yet politically active involved, including in ways that don’t involve the big step for many of actually going to a demonstration/march. The We Are Not Buying It campaign is one of these ways and the National Days of T-Shirts for Impeachment (April 26-28) that I’ve proposed is another way to manifest these extremely broad, majority sentiments throughout the society and thereby change the tenor overall politically. I said I thought that Horowitz et al was a factor, that many liberal faculty are still too much in the thrall of the Democratic Party (too much talk for my taste about who is going to be the next president), and that he was absolutely right that intellectuals and students needed to step up in a much bigger way. 3) among those I spoke to and also reflected in what people wore and/or had on their signs and banners: anger at, and more resoluteness in the face of, the Democratic Party’s refusal to end the war and initiate impeachment.
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3/17: Walked to KNEW Gallery with Andrew and Mike to see the groupshow that Mike and Dave are in. Talked to a woman who started a non-profit twenty years ago that gets prisoners (originally at Lorton, now at the DC jail) to make art. The previous show at KNEW Gallery was a groupshow of her students’ work.
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There was some sloughing from lower angled ice shelves as the heavy snow built up.The climb is still in great condition with good plastic ice and solid screws. The new snow plastered to the ice (even the vertical ice) made finding placements awkward but this should melt off quickly. With considerable hazard in the alpine posted then the heavy wet snow combined with warm temperatures, I would avoid big terrain trap routes like Polar Circus and similar.
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I believe this reflects how people are broadly feeling a need to individually express their sentiments at this terrible war, the prospect of another one looming daily, and the monstrous acts being committed by this government. We need to tap into this much more broadly and get those people who aren’t yet politically active involved, including in ways that don’t involve the big step for many of actually going to a demonstration/march. The We Are Not Buying It campaign is one of these ways and the National Days of T-Shirts for Impeachment (April 26-28) that I’ve proposed is another way to manifest these extremely broad, majority sentiments throughout the society and thereby change the tenor overall politically. I said I thought that Horowitz et al was a factor, that many liberal faculty are still too much in the thrall of the Democratic Party (too much talk for my taste about who is going to be the next president), and that he was absolutely right that intellectuals and students needed to step up in a much bigger way. 3) among those I spoke to and also reflected in what people wore and/or had on their signs and banners: anger at, and more resoluteness in the face of, the Democratic Party’s refusal to end the war and initiate impeachment.
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3/17: Walked to KNEW Gallery with Andrew and Mike to see the groupshow that Mike and Dave are in. Talked to a woman who started a non-profit twenty years ago that gets prisoners (originally at Lorton, now at the DC jail) to make art. The previous show at KNEW Gallery was a groupshow of her students’ work.
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Array-ne Intensity of Religious IdentityHow Muslims, Evangelicals and Protestants fareHow Muslims Compare With Other Religious Americans In Intensity of Religious Identity, Not Unlike Evangelicals by Robert Ruby and Greg Smith, Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life July 6, 2007Although Muslims constitute a small minority in the United States, and their holy book and many of their religious rituals are distinctly their own, Muslim Americans are by no means the other when it comes to religious life or politics in the United States. Those notably high percentages set all three groups apart from Catholics (49%) and white mainline Protestants (36%).When asked about how they think of their personal identity, only about a quarter (28%) of all Muslim Americans say they identify themselves first as an American rather than as a Muslim. Muslim Americans, simply put, are far more politically liberal than evangelicals, and more similar in their basic political outlook to black Protestants, secular Americans and, in some instances, white mainline Protestants.Among Muslims, only 11% say they are Republicans or lean Republican; Black Protestants are even more heavily Democratic than Muslims, while white evangelicals are substantially less Democratic.The largest numbers of Muslim Americans define their political ideology as moderate, as is the case with most other groups. About 60% of Muslim Americans, for instance, say that homosexuality should be discouraged, a figure close to that recorded among white evangelicals, and substantially higher than among other groups.On the question of whether government should be involved in protecting morality, Muslim Americans are even more supportive of government action than evangelicals (or any other group).
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Opening: Thu (19 July), 7pm Hibernated Works Re-Engineered 33% By Tang Mun Kit The Substation Gallery (45 Armenian St) Free 10 years after his residency in The Substation, Tang Mun Kit re-visits the residency process, the works made during the residency, and the exhibition that was presented after the residency ended (which was entitled Hibernated Works: Objects, Sculptures, Assets aka Materials vs Materialism). Talk: Sat (21 July), 11am History of Photography Arts House (1 Old Parliament Lane) Free (Register at www.monthofphoto.sg) Singapore-based French photographer Gilles Massot provides his personal view on the impact of the development of photography.
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Slick Rick – Run DMC – 1985 – Guilty Conscience (zshare) – 1999 – Slick Rick – 1985 – Everybody in the world probably knows at least one line from this track (no thanks to a certain Mr. Williams – Gang Starr – 1999 – Boogie Down Productions – 1987 – A Tribe Called Quest – (Buy here)Waa wa waa wow – Ya Mama (zshare) – 1992 – Sugar Bear – Don’t Scandalise Mine (zshare) – Dr. Dre & Snoop Doggy Dogg – Deep Cover (zshare) – 1992 –
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LONGER run.Distance: 6.05 milesDuration: 1:16:00Temp: 67 degreesHumidity: 51%Avg Pace: 12:33Avg HR: 171Max HR: 185…..my right knee hurt a bit through the first mile and a half or so. I probably could have gone further, but the loop I did got me 6 miles by the time I got home and I wasn’t feelin’ like going much further. short easy runDistance: 3.05 milesDuration: 37:30Temp: 65 degreesHumidity: 68%Avg Pace: 12:17Avg HR: 168Max HR: 180…..Felt good. 83 milesDuration: 59:23Temp: 72 degreesHumidity: 71%Avg Pace: 4.37Avg HR: 149Max HR: 170…
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Array-ne Intensity of Religious IdentityHow Muslims, Evangelicals and Protestants fareHow Muslims Compare With Other Religious Americans In Intensity of Religious Identity, Not Unlike Evangelicals by Robert Ruby and Greg Smith, Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life July 6, 2007Although Muslims constitute a small minority in the United States, and their holy book and many of their religious rituals are distinctly their own, Muslim Americans are by no means the other when it comes to religious life or politics in the United States. Those notably high percentages set all three groups apart from Catholics (49%) and white mainline Protestants (36%).When asked about how they think of their personal identity, only about a quarter (28%) of all Muslim Americans say they identify themselves first as an American rather than as a Muslim. Muslim Americans, simply put, are far more politically liberal than evangelicals, and more similar in their basic political outlook to black Protestants, secular Americans and, in some instances, white mainline Protestants.Among Muslims, only 11% say they are Republicans or lean Republican; Black Protestants are even more heavily Democratic than Muslims, while white evangelicals are substantially less Democratic.The largest numbers of Muslim Americans define their political ideology as moderate, as is the case with most other groups. About 60% of Muslim Americans, for instance, say that homosexuality should be discouraged, a figure close to that recorded among white evangelicals, and substantially higher than among other groups.On the question of whether government should be involved in protecting morality, Muslim Americans are even more supportive of government action than evangelicals (or any other group).
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Opening: Thu (19 July), 7pm Hibernated Works Re-Engineered 33% By Tang Mun Kit The Substation Gallery (45 Armenian St) Free 10 years after his residency in The Substation, Tang Mun Kit re-visits the residency process, the works made during the residency, and the exhibition that was presented after the residency ended (which was entitled Hibernated Works: Objects, Sculptures, Assets aka Materials vs Materialism). Talk: Sat (21 July), 11am History of Photography Arts House (1 Old Parliament Lane) Free (Register at www.monthofphoto.sg) Singapore-based French photographer Gilles Massot provides his personal view on the impact of the development of photography.
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Slick Rick – Run DMC – 1985 – Guilty Conscience (zshare) – 1999 – Slick Rick – 1985 – Everybody in the world probably knows at least one line from this track (no thanks to a certain Mr. Williams – Gang Starr – 1999 – Boogie Down Productions – 1987 – A Tribe Called Quest – (Buy here)Waa wa waa wow – Ya Mama (zshare) – 1992 – Sugar Bear – Don’t Scandalise Mine (zshare) – Dr. Dre & Snoop Doggy Dogg – Deep Cover (zshare) – 1992 –
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LONGER run.Distance: 6.05 milesDuration: 1:16:00Temp: 67 degreesHumidity: 51%Avg Pace: 12:33Avg HR: 171Max HR: 185…..my right knee hurt a bit through the first mile and a half or so. I probably could have gone further, but the loop I did got me 6 miles by the time I got home and I wasn’t feelin’ like going much further. short easy runDistance: 3.05 milesDuration: 37:30Temp: 65 degreesHumidity: 68%Avg Pace: 12:17Avg HR: 168Max HR: 180…..Felt good. 83 milesDuration: 59:23Temp: 72 degreesHumidity: 71%Avg Pace: 4.37Avg HR: 149Max HR: 170…
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The publication is a complementary report to other earlier publications which provided age-specific bio-kinetic models and dose coefficients (dose per unit intake of radioactive substance) for members of the public (Publications 56, 67, 69, 71, and 72). Effective doses and equivalent doses for all important tissues for a range of post-natal integration times (1, 5, 10, and 20 years) are given, together with the dose coefficients to age 70 years.
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The casual wording of my lame sex life [from a website for a church’s ministry she links to] pulls the shiny wrapping paper off the sex is fun, meaningless and required to live marketing. It puts us on the same side - people who want loving relationships that work and meaningful sex. I love it that she puts herself on the same side as Christians who want their sexuality to honor the One who gave it, rather than putting herself, as a single person, on the “other side” from those who are married. (Or that, speaking from the standpoint of a [anonymous] married person, “everyone else” must have a better one than I do, or, mine would be so much better with “X“ person.) The myth of magic, wonderful, grass-is-always-greener sex has got to have its bogus cover blown way off!
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-ne ‘The -million dollar lesson!’A recent title to an editorial in ‘China Daily,’ probably the most widely read English-speaking publication in China: ‘As we get wealthier, do we get happier?.’ I read the editorial (in the February 11-12th edition) and had to respond to this question, as I talk about this subject all the time in ‘The Daily Dosage.’ Today’s ‘Dose,’ entitled, ‘The -million dollar lesson!’I have some experience in China now, almost a year, and from Shanghai to Kashigar (the length of the country from east to west). I lived the majority of my life in the U.S., so I know what went on there (while I was there: 1940 to 2004). I’d had a plan, from the time I was 17-years old, and that to work in television in New York City, and my plan worked! Not exactly ‘prime time,’ but I learned some key things, some basic things, as I had thoughtful ‘bosses.’ I got this job at the TV station, when my friends said I’d never work in television. I ended up stationed in New York City, being assigned to the Army Pictorial Center (in Long Island City)—thus using the skills I’d learned working at an NBC affiliate. During my active tour of duty at the Pictorial Center, which took me all over the world, I planned my next move: to get a job at one of the television networks across the East River in ‘the City!’ I had my heart set on working in the ‘big time!’ Impossible, most said! I lived like the ‘other half’ (rich people) live, but guess what! I’m still amazed, how life appears at one ‘stage,’ only to appear completely differently at another ‘stage!’ I went on to work for the other television networks (wouldn’t give up), only to discover, I was right the first time! I think what’s important in life is living to discover your own destiny! I had to live my own life to discover what’s important to me, and to ‘allow’ my destiny to evolve! I wanted to get $ rich, make a million dollars before I was 30-years of age, get the beauty queen and live happily ever after! ‘Those who are not busy being born, are busy dying!’ (Bob Dylan)Be ‘busy being born!’ And, all the time!Seek the unknown, by creating a life worth living, by giving to others (less ‘fortunate’), by discovering who you really are!‘Life is a daring adventure, or nothing at all!’ (Helen Keller)Dare to have a great adventure!
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-ne Beaver Pond, Winter - Pittsfield, Massachusettsc 2006 Curt MillerThe Daily bLogI’ve learned that bad days follow good days. The light was particularly beautiful this afternoon for photography.Another big success of the day was the production of my first truly exhibition quality black and white print from a high quality scan.
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Array-ne For comparison here is the lowest & highest reported regular gas price in Miami-Dade County.2.21 Westar SW 40 St (Bird Rd) & SW 107 Ave, Miami - SW Sun 2-19-062.59 Exxon SW 2 Ave & SW 7th St, Miami - South Sat.
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-ne Skyline Gate is fast becoming our #1 spot this winter season (meaning our only spot!). Turn right on Skyline Blvd., and drive straight to the Skyline Gate parking lot on the left. Turn right on Skyline Blvd., and drive straight to the Skyline Gate parking lot on the left.
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The casual wording of my lame sex life [from a website for a church’s ministry she links to] pulls the shiny wrapping paper off the sex is fun, meaningless and required to live marketing. It puts us on the same side - people who want loving relationships that work and meaningful sex. I love it that she puts herself on the same side as Christians who want their sexuality to honor the One who gave it, rather than putting herself, as a single person, on the “other side” from those who are married. (Or that, speaking from the standpoint of a [anonymous] married person, “everyone else” must have a better one than I do, or, mine would be so much better with “X“ person.) The myth of magic, wonderful, grass-is-always-greener sex has got to have its bogus cover blown way off!
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-ne ‘The -million dollar lesson!’A recent title to an editorial in ‘China Daily,’ probably the most widely read English-speaking publication in China: ‘As we get wealthier, do we get happier?.’ I read the editorial (in the February 11-12th edition) and had to respond to this question, as I talk about this subject all the time in ‘The Daily Dosage.’ Today’s ‘Dose,’ entitled, ‘The -million dollar lesson!’I have some experience in China now, almost a year, and from Shanghai to Kashigar (the length of the country from east to west). I lived the majority of my life in the U.S., so I know what went on there (while I was there: 1940 to 2004). I’d had a plan, from the time I was 17-years old, and that to work in television in New York City, and my plan worked! Not exactly ‘prime time,’ but I learned some key things, some basic things, as I had thoughtful ‘bosses.’ I got this job at the TV station, when my friends said I’d never work in television. I ended up stationed in New York City, being assigned to the Army Pictorial Center (in Long Island City)—thus using the skills I’d learned working at an NBC affiliate. During my active tour of duty at the Pictorial Center, which took me all over the world, I planned my next move: to get a job at one of the television networks across the East River in ‘the City!’ I had my heart set on working in the ‘big time!’ Impossible, most said! I lived like the ‘other half’ (rich people) live, but guess what! I’m still amazed, how life appears at one ‘stage,’ only to appear completely differently at another ‘stage!’ I went on to work for the other television networks (wouldn’t give up), only to discover, I was right the first time! I think what’s important in life is living to discover your own destiny! I had to live my own life to discover what’s important to me, and to ‘allow’ my destiny to evolve! I wanted to get $ rich, make a million dollars before I was 30-years of age, get the beauty queen and live happily ever after! ‘Those who are not busy being born, are busy dying!’ (Bob Dylan)Be ‘busy being born!’ And, all the time!Seek the unknown, by creating a life worth living, by giving to others (less ‘fortunate’), by discovering who you really are!‘Life is a daring adventure, or nothing at all!’ (Helen Keller)Dare to have a great adventure!
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-ne Beaver Pond, Winter - Pittsfield, Massachusettsc 2006 Curt MillerThe Daily bLogI’ve learned that bad days follow good days. The light was particularly beautiful this afternoon for photography.Another big success of the day was the production of my first truly exhibition quality black and white print from a high quality scan.
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-ne List of aspirations for HUM 306 and after (a continual work in progress, actually some of these are from a list I made many years ago)1) Ride a motorcycle in sight of the beach on an open highway I get to drive it2)Go to Australia hold a koala feed a kangaroo spend a night under stars in the outback3)Learn to hang glide off a cliff4)Learn to surf though the pipe5)See the Olympics in person at an event where America wins the gold6)Learn to shoot an arrow with a bowa compound bow get a bull’s eye7)Learn to shoot a pistol, and a more powerful rifle get a bull’s eye with each hit a moving target8)Learn to windsurf9)Learn to Kayak in whitewater10)Learn to sail out of the sight of land11)Keep in touch with old high school and college friends12)Learn and stay fluent in more than one foriegn laguage13)Live in anouther country for more than a month14)Cook without depending on a recipe book or measuring utensils15)Start a fire without matches or a lighter16)Tell time by the sun, and navigate by the stars17)Have a beautiful garden (indoor or out)with snapdragons with orchids with bright lillies recognise the language of the flowers on sight more often and more clearly18)Keep a journal consitantly19)Finish a NaNoWriMo20)Write better poetry21)Get published again (in a non-school venue)22)Spend time one on one in person with my Dad’d youngest sister23)See a space shuttel launch24)Road trip across the countryhorseback/hike in the grand canyon see the sun rise and set in the same day over it25)Hike to the edge of a volcano’s top in Hawaii26)See iceburgs and polar bears in Alaska27)Learn to fighta martial art with a weapon28)Take more photographsin black and white29)Always have music in my house Play my guitar more Play the piano more30)Compose a song that I wouldn’t be ashamed to perform in public31)Dance moreBallroom32)Paint a mural on a wall in my house33)Know the constellations of the starsSleep under them whenever possible34)Have a hammock inside as well as out35)Run a mile in under 7 minutes36)Be confident enough in my body to wear a bikini Workout enough to look good in it37)Go to Japan walk on the nightinggale floors38)Learn to snowboard39)Learn to stop on rollarblades40)Cosplay at an Anime convention41)Meet Yu Watase42)See the DCI finals in person43)Go to castles and pubs in Ireland44)Go to art musuems in London45)See Ancient ruins in a route part of South America46)Wander around Mexico without needing to find someone to translate to English for me47)Have an awesome personal Library48)Own a cat49)Have a Koi pondinside50)Teach51)Remember to call my parents write to them and the rest of my family more often52)Create a webpage and maintain itupdate it regularly53)Score AA on Standard in DDR54)Open a quirky used bookstore and coffe shop/tea househave space for game host poetry slams and accoustic music55)Spend at least 2 weeks at sea on one of those ships with masts, sails, and rigging climb the rigging and get to help out56)Restore and old home or design one of my own could be an apartment or loft as long as it isn’t too small have a greenhouse out back or on the roof57)Learn to play the drums a jimbay58)Go rockclimbing on real rock, not indoors59)Go to California again60)Spend Marti Gras in New Orleans61)Learn to drink coffee62)Learn to mix drinks from memory63)Get my mom to go camping with Dad and I sometimeGet her to white water raft with us64)Go white water rafting in more difficult waters65)Figure out my stunt kite66)Figure out a way to live without a telephone and none of my family kill me for it67)Create a more NERTZ freindly version of plastic playing cards68)Publish a book69)Completely lose my temper and punch somebody don’t regret it70)Learn to draw hands wellA few of what have been completed already:Rock out in a REAL mosh pitLearn to whistleStart keeping a journal consistantlyGo white water rafting without a guideGo to EuropeSee Niagra Falls from both countriesSee the Giant Redwood trees, Alcatraz, and the Golden Gate BridgeGo canoeing and camp completely isolated in the rocky mountains
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Came back in the door at 6:52 with 15 crappie in the basket.When I first got to the dock I caught 12 fish in the first fifteen minutes then the school did a recess or went on a field trip because the easy fishing came to a hard stop.
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it says cannot delete gallery: access is denied make sure the disk is not full or write-protected and that the file is not currently in useMagusO5 (11:50:50 PM): what file?bwilly917 (11:50:51 PM): this girl on my buddy list sent me this like that said hey, click on thisbwilly917 (11:51:09 PM): so i clicked it and it saved it to me desktop and i did it twice because i didnt know what it was and it never loaded.bwilly917 (11:51:25 PM): it said, save to disk and that was hte only option so i clicked yes and theres no disk in itMagusO5 (11:51:44 PM): sounds like a virusbwilly917 (11:51:48 PM): dammitbwilly917 (11:51:50 PM): how do i get rid of itMagusO5 (11:52:12 PM): did this girl say what the file was?bwilly917 (11:52:23 PM): no, i never talk to her, and she never respondedMagusO5 (11:52:31 PM): yep..
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Some people can make me smile from just being in the same room as me3. I like tight hugs and when people smile just at you being there (if I’m in a gooey, huggy mood–not very often)27. I like it when people are happy because they make me happy28. I hate when people nod their heads at you instead of saying hi41. I always start giggling when I’m with myself thinking of funny stuff people have said49. I often say I don’t like things in people, but do them myself and don’t realize it63. I don’t like phoning people because I assume if they wanted to talk to me they’d call me (I hate feeling like a bother)69. I wish people wouldn’t change (only some people, of course)71. I hate when people don’t say goodbye before signing off AIM73. I’m perfectly happy sitting doing nothing for hours at a time if I’m with people I love76. I love to make people smile82. I don’t really like hanging out with lots of people all the time88. I hate when you know people think you are up to something, and you can’t help act guilty even though you aren’t95. I wish I had a scent that people thought of me when they smelt it (um, I don’t know if that’s a good thing)97.
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-ne List of aspirations for HUM 306 and after (a continual work in progress, actually some of these are from a list I made many years ago)1) Ride a motorcycle in sight of the beach on an open highway I get to drive it2)Go to Australia hold a koala feed a kangaroo spend a night under stars in the outback3)Learn to hang glide off a cliff4)Learn to surf though the pipe5)See the Olympics in person at an event where America wins the gold6)Learn to shoot an arrow with a bowa compound bow get a bull’s eye7)Learn to shoot a pistol, and a more powerful rifle get a bull’s eye with each hit a moving target8)Learn to windsurf9)Learn to Kayak in whitewater10)Learn to sail out of the sight of land11)Keep in touch with old high school and college friends12)Learn and stay fluent in more than one foriegn laguage13)Live in anouther country for more than a month14)Cook without depending on a recipe book or measuring utensils15)Start a fire without matches or a lighter16)Tell time by the sun, and navigate by the stars17)Have a beautiful garden (indoor or out)with snapdragons with orchids with bright lillies recognise the language of the flowers on sight more often and more clearly18)Keep a journal consitantly19)Finish a NaNoWriMo20)Write better poetry21)Get published again (in a non-school venue)22)Spend time one on one in person with my Dad’d youngest sister23)See a space shuttel launch24)Road trip across the countryhorseback/hike in the grand canyon see the sun rise and set in the same day over it25)Hike to the edge of a volcano’s top in Hawaii26)See iceburgs and polar bears in Alaska27)Learn to fighta martial art with a weapon28)Take more photographsin black and white29)Always have music in my house Play my guitar more Play the piano more30)Compose a song that I wouldn’t be ashamed to perform in public31)Dance moreBallroom32)Paint a mural on a wall in my house33)Know the constellations of the starsSleep under them whenever possible34)Have a hammock inside as well as out35)Run a mile in under 7 minutes36)Be confident enough in my body to wear a bikini Workout enough to look good in it37)Go to Japan walk on the nightinggale floors38)Learn to snowboard39)Learn to stop on rollarblades40)Cosplay at an Anime convention41)Meet Yu Watase42)See the DCI finals in person43)Go to castles and pubs in Ireland44)Go to art musuems in London45)See Ancient ruins in a route part of South America46)Wander around Mexico without needing to find someone to translate to English for me47)Have an awesome personal Library48)Own a cat49)Have a Koi pondinside50)Teach51)Remember to call my parents write to them and the rest of my family more often52)Create a webpage and maintain itupdate it regularly53)Score AA on Standard in DDR54)Open a quirky used bookstore and coffe shop/tea househave space for game host poetry slams and accoustic music55)Spend at least 2 weeks at sea on one of those ships with masts, sails, and rigging climb the rigging and get to help out56)Restore and old home or design one of my own could be an apartment or loft as long as it isn’t too small have a greenhouse out back or on the roof57)Learn to play the drums a jimbay58)Go rockclimbing on real rock, not indoors59)Go to California again60)Spend Marti Gras in New Orleans61)Learn to drink coffee62)Learn to mix drinks from memory63)Get my mom to go camping with Dad and I sometimeGet her to white water raft with us64)Go white water rafting in more difficult waters65)Figure out my stunt kite66)Figure out a way to live without a telephone and none of my family kill me for it67)Create a more NERTZ freindly version of plastic playing cards68)Publish a book69)Completely lose my temper and punch somebody don’t regret it70)Learn to draw hands wellA few of what have been completed already:Rock out in a REAL mosh pitLearn to whistleStart keeping a journal consistantlyGo white water rafting without a guideGo to EuropeSee Niagra Falls from both countriesSee the Giant Redwood trees, Alcatraz, and the Golden Gate BridgeGo canoeing and camp completely isolated in the rocky mountains
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Came back in the door at 6:52 with 15 crappie in the basket.When I first got to the dock I caught 12 fish in the first fifteen minutes then the school did a recess or went on a field trip because the easy fishing came to a hard stop.
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it says cannot delete gallery: access is denied make sure the disk is not full or write-protected and that the file is not currently in useMagusO5 (11:50:50 PM): what file?bwilly917 (11:50:51 PM): this girl on my buddy list sent me this like that said hey, click on thisbwilly917 (11:51:09 PM): so i clicked it and it saved it to me desktop and i did it twice because i didnt know what it was and it never loaded.bwilly917 (11:51:25 PM): it said, save to disk and that was hte only option so i clicked yes and theres no disk in itMagusO5 (11:51:44 PM): sounds like a virusbwilly917 (11:51:48 PM): dammitbwilly917 (11:51:50 PM): how do i get rid of itMagusO5 (11:52:12 PM): did this girl say what the file was?bwilly917 (11:52:23 PM): no, i never talk to her, and she never respondedMagusO5 (11:52:31 PM): yep..
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Some people can make me smile from just being in the same room as me3. I like tight hugs and when people smile just at you being there (if I’m in a gooey, huggy mood–not very often)27. I like it when people are happy because they make me happy28. I hate when people nod their heads at you instead of saying hi41. I always start giggling when I’m with myself thinking of funny stuff people have said49. I often say I don’t like things in people, but do them myself and don’t realize it63. I don’t like phoning people because I assume if they wanted to talk to me they’d call me (I hate feeling like a bother)69. I wish people wouldn’t change (only some people, of course)71. I hate when people don’t say goodbye before signing off AIM73. I’m perfectly happy sitting doing nothing for hours at a time if I’m with people I love76. I love to make people smile82. I don’t really like hanging out with lots of people all the time88. I hate when you know people think you are up to something, and you can’t help act guilty even though you aren’t95. I wish I had a scent that people thought of me when they smelt it (um, I don’t know if that’s a good thing)97.
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Array-ne Fri May 18 16:30:47 0900 200716:19 官房機密費の支出情報不開示は「不当」 市民団体が提訴 : 社会16:12 発売前の漫画、ウィニー介し流出 容疑の男ら逮捕 : 社会16:00 ダックスが２勝２敗の五分に ＮＨＬカンファレンス決勝 : スポーツ15:59 ピストンズが東の決勝へ ＮＢＡプレーオフ : スポーツ15:51 母の死隠して年金、男に懲役２年判決 神戸地裁 : 社会15:47 エス・バイ・エル、前倒し件数は３２戸 社長が謝罪 : 社会15:44 弁護士「印象、普通の子」 会津若松の母殺害で接見 : 社会15:34 女優の塩沢ときさんが死去 : おくやみ15:20 人質の元妻が自力で脱出、保護 愛知の立てこもり事件 : 社会14:47 全住民の情報流出、２万８千人約１４万件に 愛媛・愛南 : 社会14:38 伊吹文科相「警察は奮起を」 : 社会14:37 故横山ノックさんを「天国へ送る会」は６月７日 : おくやみ14:12 橋梁メーカーに罰金刑を求刑 鋼鉄製橋梁談合事件 : 社会14:10 別のＡＴＭでもカード使用 東京・世田谷の強盗殺人 : 社会13:54 教育関連３法案、衆院通過 午後の本会議で : 政治13:53 イチロー、連続盗塁成功記録ストップ ５打数２安打 : スポーツ13:12 東京円１ドル＝１２１円２８?３２銭（午後１時現在） : ビジネス13:06 日経平均株価の午前終値、３１円安の１万７４６６円 : ビジネス12:43 米系投資ファンドのスティール、ブルドックのＴＯＢ開始 : ビジネス12:42 ネオコン代表格、世銀総裁辞任へ 恋人厚遇で指導力低下 : 国際11:37 今田が２位発進 米プロゴルフ・ＡＴ＆Ｔクラシック : スポーツ11:36 首相、集団的自衛権行使の研究を指示 第１回有識者会議 : 政治11:33 高松塚古墳東壁の飛鳥美人、修理施設に搬入 : 文化芸能11:19 岡島は２試合連投、連続試合無失点「１８」に : スポーツ11:08 キトラ古墳の「玄武」特別公開、入場者２万人超える : 文化芸能10:53 塩崎長官、発砲に「強い憤り」 銃器対策検討を加速 : 政治10:21 米不法移民対策、超党派で合意 少数派１億人突破 : 国際09:19 米英首脳、会談で互いをべたぼめ 最後まで蜜月を演出 : 国際07:10 ＮＹダウ、一時１万３５００ドル台 引けにかけて反落 : ビジネス07:05 ＨＯＹＡ、ペンタックスに経営責任求める : ビジネス04:24 ＮＨＫ経営委員長に富士フイルムＨＤ社長の古森氏 : 政治03:05 宮崎県でも裏金 東国原知事「裏切られた気持ち」 : 政治03:01 東壁の飛鳥美人、取り外し成功 高松塚古墳 : 文化芸能02:46 アルジェリア総選挙 連立与党の圧勝が確実 : 国際01:50 イタイイタイ病研究に尽力、河野稔さん死去 : おくやみ00:32 イスラエル軍、ハマス施設を空爆 停戦は事実上崩壊 : 国際22:15 成蹊大、東北学院大もはしかで休講 : 暮らし21:02 「製品事故オンブズマン」設置へ 内閣府方針 : 暮らし15:41 ハエに「自発的意志」 米独研究チームが計測実験 : サイエンス15:19 アサギマダラの群舞始まる 大分・姫島 : 暮らし19:53 町工場衛星「まいど１号」 来夏に宇宙へ行きまっせ : サイエンス11:57 「暗黒物質の輪」とらえた ＮＡＳＡなど発表 : サイエンス
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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre una novia, una amante y una esposa?Que la novia te dice
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-ne R-47 Decidió devolverselo a Germán Mendoza para desmentir los echos.
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-ne * O governo admitiu que 47% das obras do Plano de Aceleração do Crescimento (PAC) enfrentam problemas.
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Array-ne Fri May 18 16:30:47 0900 200716:19 官房機密費の支出情報不開示は「不当」 市民団体が提訴 : 社会16:12 発売前の漫画、ウィニー介し流出 容疑の男ら逮捕 : 社会16:00 ダックスが２勝２敗の五分に ＮＨＬカンファレンス決勝 : スポーツ15:59 ピストンズが東の決勝へ ＮＢＡプレーオフ : スポーツ15:51 母の死隠して年金、男に懲役２年判決 神戸地裁 : 社会15:47 エス・バイ・エル、前倒し件数は３２戸 社長が謝罪 : 社会15:44 弁護士「印象、普通の子」 会津若松の母殺害で接見 : 社会15:34 女優の塩沢ときさんが死去 : おくやみ15:20 人質の元妻が自力で脱出、保護 愛知の立てこもり事件 : 社会14:47 全住民の情報流出、２万８千人約１４万件に 愛媛・愛南 : 社会14:38 伊吹文科相「警察は奮起を」 : 社会14:37 故横山ノックさんを「天国へ送る会」は６月７日 : おくやみ14:12 橋梁メーカーに罰金刑を求刑 鋼鉄製橋梁談合事件 : 社会14:10 別のＡＴＭでもカード使用 東京・世田谷の強盗殺人 : 社会13:54 教育関連３法案、衆院通過 午後の本会議で : 政治13:53 イチロー、連続盗塁成功記録ストップ ５打数２安打 : スポーツ13:12 東京円１ドル＝１２１円２８?３２銭（午後１時現在） : ビジネス13:06 日経平均株価の午前終値、３１円安の１万７４６６円 : ビジネス12:43 米系投資ファンドのスティール、ブルドックのＴＯＢ開始 : ビジネス12:42 ネオコン代表格、世銀総裁辞任へ 恋人厚遇で指導力低下 : 国際11:37 今田が２位発進 米プロゴルフ・ＡＴ＆Ｔクラシック : スポーツ11:36 首相、集団的自衛権行使の研究を指示 第１回有識者会議 : 政治11:33 高松塚古墳東壁の飛鳥美人、修理施設に搬入 : 文化芸能11:19 岡島は２試合連投、連続試合無失点「１８」に : スポーツ11:08 キトラ古墳の「玄武」特別公開、入場者２万人超える : 文化芸能10:53 塩崎長官、発砲に「強い憤り」 銃器対策検討を加速 : 政治10:21 米不法移民対策、超党派で合意 少数派１億人突破 : 国際09:19 米英首脳、会談で互いをべたぼめ 最後まで蜜月を演出 : 国際07:10 ＮＹダウ、一時１万３５００ドル台 引けにかけて反落 : ビジネス07:05 ＨＯＹＡ、ペンタックスに経営責任求める : ビジネス04:24 ＮＨＫ経営委員長に富士フイルムＨＤ社長の古森氏 : 政治03:05 宮崎県でも裏金 東国原知事「裏切られた気持ち」 : 政治03:01 東壁の飛鳥美人、取り外し成功 高松塚古墳 : 文化芸能02:46 アルジェリア総選挙 連立与党の圧勝が確実 : 国際01:50 イタイイタイ病研究に尽力、河野稔さん死去 : おくやみ00:32 イスラエル軍、ハマス施設を空爆 停戦は事実上崩壊 : 国際22:15 成蹊大、東北学院大もはしかで休講 : 暮らし21:02 「製品事故オンブズマン」設置へ 内閣府方針 : 暮らし15:41 ハエに「自発的意志」 米独研究チームが計測実験 : サイエンス15:19 アサギマダラの群舞始まる 大分・姫島 : 暮らし19:53 町工場衛星「まいど１号」 来夏に宇宙へ行きまっせ : サイエンス11:57 「暗黒物質の輪」とらえた ＮＡＳＡなど発表 : サイエンス
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¿Cuál es la diferencia entre una novia, una amante y una esposa?Que la novia te dice
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-ne R-47 Decidió devolverselo a Germán Mendoza para desmentir los echos.
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-ne * O governo admitiu que 47% das obras do Plano de Aceleração do Crescimento (PAC) enfrentam problemas.
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Array he said, addressing company directors and adding that "the state can help in this movement."Villepin’s comments came after the governments of France, Spainand Luxembourg lined up to resist the 18.6-billion-euro (22.7-billion-dollar) hostile takeover bid launched Friday by the world’s first steel producer Mittal Steel Company for the world’s second biggest steel group Arcelor.At the request of French President Jacques Chirac "to strengthen the protection plan"
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My situation was very unique at the time I arrived in Ireland. The first few days when I was in Cork City, walking down the main streets, looking for decent food, food that did not look like eels boiled in lard, I truly believed that I was the sole Malaysian for that academic year.We first met after a few days into the semester. I had actually seen and stared at her in class before, sure, several times in fact –but I thought she was a Chinese girl from Indonesia. She knew who I was after a friend of a friend who worked as a clerk in the International Students Office spoke to her about me.That was the first time I spoke in Malay to another human being (and not to a crackling, noisy voice on the phone) since I arrived in Ireland. We fell asleep with our telephones hanging from our ears several times as we were watching late-night reruns of Friends on the telly from our respective bedrooms. We had our Raya photos taken at the steps of the Main Quad (just the two of us, and four times out of six we wore matching Raya dresses) and we sent these photos religiously every single year to Utusan (for her parents) and Harakah (for my parents).Mahirah and I were practically inseparable. We spent more time with each other per day than we have time for our own private selves. That dress looks nice on you, Mahirah, I came out frank. Nothing was on that night to help me forget the haunting image of Mahirah for a moment long enough so that I could close my eyes and doze off.The next morning, on the city bus to do our Saturday groceries, I asked for her hand.4.In a few minutes, it will be exactly 24 hours.A few hours ago, I had dinner alone for the first time since my student days. The last time I ate dinner in front of the TV, Pop threw a large chunk of potato at me and it bounced off of my face. It’s dinner time, sit here. From the time I proposed to her on the bus to the time we consummated our marriage in a 3-star hotel in a lakeside resort town, it took us less than five weeks in total. I remember Mahirah’s Lebanese housemate and her classmates bursting into tears when they saw her coming out of the back room with her silk veil on.When the aqad was fulfilled, Mahirah began sobbing, and her tears ruined the makeup.7.Our true first year of marriage only began after we have returned home to Malaysia and we had decided to settle down in Shah Alam. We looked forward to our future together.But somehow, we failed to look at where we were and where we had come from as a couple. We had never given ourselves the proper time to get to know each other as lovers. We still did everything together, and we still talked about everything all the time, but our minds were always someplace else.After returning home, Mahirah and I were kept busy by our obligations to our work and to our marriage, and we unknowingly repeated the same mistakes that we did as a student couple. We assumed that there would be time for it later.But as God had willed it this afternoon, time was not on our side. One Maghrib, Mahirah began to sob quietly when I was reciting a prayer asking God for blessed happiness in our marriage. Hearing her sob, I cut the prayer short and when I turned to face her, she was already in tears and her face was buried deep in her hands.What is wrong Mahirah, I asked her. and a hyped male lead.Somehow, after watching that film, Mahirah began talking again. On the drive back home, Mahirah was laughing cheerfully and telling jokes and pulling pranks and moving her body to the car stereo, and we were just having a blast.Mahirah was so in high spirits that we ended up in bed and we made beautiful love for the first time since her becoming less talkative. And this was odd because I know Mahirah and she is a great kisser and she knows it and she loves it.As we cuddled, her head on my arm and my fingers running through her hair, Mahirah spoke of our good old days at the UCC.
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Hilarious story: this guy tries to buy sudafed from a paranoid pharmacist who thinks he’s a meth addict.
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You really can’t have enough, so why not have a funny one made by someone you know?
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I had a nice dinner and finished the night off with the usual tradition: ice cream cake. Blah, blah.
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Array he said, addressing company directors and adding that "the state can help in this movement."Villepin’s comments came after the governments of France, Spainand Luxembourg lined up to resist the 18.6-billion-euro (22.7-billion-dollar) hostile takeover bid launched Friday by the world’s first steel producer Mittal Steel Company for the world’s second biggest steel group Arcelor.At the request of French President Jacques Chirac "to strengthen the protection plan"
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My situation was very unique at the time I arrived in Ireland. The first few days when I was in Cork City, walking down the main streets, looking for decent food, food that did not look like eels boiled in lard, I truly believed that I was the sole Malaysian for that academic year.We first met after a few days into the semester. I had actually seen and stared at her in class before, sure, several times in fact –but I thought she was a Chinese girl from Indonesia. She knew who I was after a friend of a friend who worked as a clerk in the International Students Office spoke to her about me.That was the first time I spoke in Malay to another human being (and not to a crackling, noisy voice on the phone) since I arrived in Ireland. We fell asleep with our telephones hanging from our ears several times as we were watching late-night reruns of Friends on the telly from our respective bedrooms. We had our Raya photos taken at the steps of the Main Quad (just the two of us, and four times out of six we wore matching Raya dresses) and we sent these photos religiously every single year to Utusan (for her parents) and Harakah (for my parents).Mahirah and I were practically inseparable. We spent more time with each other per day than we have time for our own private selves. That dress looks nice on you, Mahirah, I came out frank. Nothing was on that night to help me forget the haunting image of Mahirah for a moment long enough so that I could close my eyes and doze off.The next morning, on the city bus to do our Saturday groceries, I asked for her hand.4.In a few minutes, it will be exactly 24 hours.A few hours ago, I had dinner alone for the first time since my student days. The last time I ate dinner in front of the TV, Pop threw a large chunk of potato at me and it bounced off of my face. It’s dinner time, sit here. From the time I proposed to her on the bus to the time we consummated our marriage in a 3-star hotel in a lakeside resort town, it took us less than five weeks in total. I remember Mahirah’s Lebanese housemate and her classmates bursting into tears when they saw her coming out of the back room with her silk veil on.When the aqad was fulfilled, Mahirah began sobbing, and her tears ruined the makeup.7.Our true first year of marriage only began after we have returned home to Malaysia and we had decided to settle down in Shah Alam. We looked forward to our future together.But somehow, we failed to look at where we were and where we had come from as a couple. We had never given ourselves the proper time to get to know each other as lovers. We still did everything together, and we still talked about everything all the time, but our minds were always someplace else.After returning home, Mahirah and I were kept busy by our obligations to our work and to our marriage, and we unknowingly repeated the same mistakes that we did as a student couple. We assumed that there would be time for it later.But as God had willed it this afternoon, time was not on our side. One Maghrib, Mahirah began to sob quietly when I was reciting a prayer asking God for blessed happiness in our marriage. Hearing her sob, I cut the prayer short and when I turned to face her, she was already in tears and her face was buried deep in her hands.What is wrong Mahirah, I asked her. and a hyped male lead.Somehow, after watching that film, Mahirah began talking again. On the drive back home, Mahirah was laughing cheerfully and telling jokes and pulling pranks and moving her body to the car stereo, and we were just having a blast.Mahirah was so in high spirits that we ended up in bed and we made beautiful love for the first time since her becoming less talkative. And this was odd because I know Mahirah and she is a great kisser and she knows it and she loves it.As we cuddled, her head on my arm and my fingers running through her hair, Mahirah spoke of our good old days at the UCC.
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Hilarious story: this guy tries to buy sudafed from a paranoid pharmacist who thinks he’s a meth addict.
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You really can’t have enough, so why not have a funny one made by someone you know?
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I had a nice dinner and finished the night off with the usual tradition: ice cream cake. Blah, blah.
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Array So much for philosophical musings, Vision of Humanity has published a Global Peace Index ranking world’s countries from most peaceful to the least peaceful. The top ranking Asian countries are Japan (4), Bhutan (19), Oman (22), Hong Kong (23), Singapore (29), Qatar (30). But in the central province of Sri Lanka, which is where