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BS: I grew my business without any financial support, basically saving my pennies to buy materials. So learning the ins and outs of production and the business side of my brand was the foremost struggle. Cash-flow of course was most challenging to master, and something most young brands don’t expect to deal with and older brands continue to grapple with. I was lucky to have been blessed with a great mentor and parents who have kept me from losing my mind and kept me in line.
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Upward pressure on rates can also be achieved by using reserve-draining tools or by selling securities from the Federal Reserve's portfolio, thus reversing the effects achieved by LSAPs. The FOMC has spent considerable effort planning and testing our exit strategy and will act decisively to execute it at the appropriate time.
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About 50 policemen were injured in stone throwing by the mob.Mr Ansari and his family were evacuated and the dairy owner was taken to hospital in critical condition, but is stable now.People across the country protested on Wednesday against the rising incidents of mob attacks and cow vigilantism across the country.
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No—at least, not to “change the world.” If I had known in the early 1970s that a conservative judicial era was about to begin, and last the rest of my life, I’d have politely passed on law school. It was unfortunate timing on my part. A few months ago, I thought things were about to change. It was even galling to me that a liberal era of law was set to begin when I am so old and ought to retire—I was going to miss the dawn of a new Warren Court era.
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If you work with open source software of any kind — whether at work or as a volunteer — then you understand the importance of license compliance and keeping track of copyright ownership. But as a project grows, those tasks can get tricky, even when everyone is on the same page. That is exactly the problem that led Hewlett Packard (HP) to create FOSSology, an open source tool you can use to analyze a source code tree for this type of metadata and more.
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Besides using composite literals to create map and slice values, we can also use the built-in make function to create map and slice values. The built-in make function can't be used to create array values. (The built-in make function can also be used to create channels, which will be explained in the article channels in Go later.) Assume M is a map type and n is non-negative integer, we can use the following two forms to create new maps of type M .
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He would eventually become the White Lantern, a symbol of power that combined all aspects of the emotional spectrum, proving that he is one of the greatest beings to ever be a lantern of any color.
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It wasn’t until Kelley was shot by Stephen Willeford, a local plumber living near to the church who had heard the gunshots and dispatched himself armed with his own rifle to the scene, that the killing stopped. Willeford, an excellent shot, plugged the killer with a bullet to his side, whereupon Kelley fled in his vehicle — chased by the hero and another neighbor at speeds up to 95 miles per hour down country roads, before he ran off the blacktop into a field and either shot himself or bled out from the wound Willeford delivered to him.
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Khan said that he told the FBI, about a year before 9/11, that al Qaeda planned to hijack airliners in the United States. [33] The FBI confirmed that Khan passed two polygraphs. Yet FBI headquarters supposedly didn‘t believe Khan and sent him home to London. When two of the alleged 9/11 hijackers, Khalid Al-Mihdhar and Nawaf Al-Hazmi, came to the U.S. in January 2000, they immediately met with Omar Al-Bayoumi, a suspected Saudi government spy and an employee of a Saudi aviation company.
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You can set the SaveToAlbum property as true if you want the picture to be saved to the local camera roll, or you can set the Directory property if you want to save to a different folder. As you can see, with very limited effort and with a few lines of code, your app can easily leverage an important capability of all the supported platforms. Detecting Emotions and Implementing Face Recognition Now it’s time to implement face and emotion recognition. Because this is an introductory article, I’ll focus on simplicity.
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Mr Towns said his brother was in the club at the time AP 22/30 Emergency services at the scene. Ambulance crews and firefighters were outside the club alongside police.
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In response to whistle-blower complaints by parents and former teachers, the Oakland school board launched an independent audit of the charter’s finances. The audit reported that $3.7 million dollars were wrongly spent on businesses owned by Chavis and his wife. The audit, reported here, was bad news for Chavis’ reputation and for all those who hailed the magic of unregulated charters.
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Only once they felt at ease and were likely to share their true sentiments, rather than providing whatever they believed was the “politically correct” answer, did the poll segue to its highly sensitive aim: the pronunciation of GIF.
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The fourteenth amendment to the Constitution of the United States was proposed to the legislatures of the several States by the Thirty-ninth Congress, on the 13th of June, 1866. It was declared, in a certificate of the Secretary of State dated July 28, 1868 to have been ratified by the legislatures of 28 of the 37 States.
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If the state believes that you have been trying to take out slightly smaller transactions in an effort to avoid this limit, they will deem that as well to be “structuring,” and they can seize your assets and even arrest you. You can receive up to 5 years in prison if you are caught structuring, and there have been people who have been criminalized even though they weren't seemingly trying to structure their money intentionally because of any criminal activity. One example, Johnny Gaskins, is a high-profile Raleigh defense attorney who like Hovind, was also charged under structuring laws.
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That confidence inspired me and I began devising a way to reinvent myself as a competitor and really showcase the talents I had accumulated over the last ten years in the industry.”
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Trump’s rise and the explosion of the alt-right provided the ideal intellectual climate for a new variety of heterodox, right-leaning thought. Moreover, the Internet has progressively razed the barriers to entry into public discourse, meaning that maverick writers like Mike Cernovich and Milo Yiannopoulos need not have elite degrees to command rabid followings. Having an established name, as in the case of Taleb and Adams, certainly helps, but is no requirement.
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Why is this so surprising? One obvious reason, I think, is that most people’s conception of New York is limited to about 1/2 of Manhattan and maybe 1/6 of Brooklyn, areas that are among the largest job and tourist centers in the world. As a result, they attract people of all different ethnic backgrounds, especially during the day, even if the people who actually live in those areas tend to be monochromatic.
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It is formed the moment your adversary walks at you, by throwing yourself to the right, the right foot first, turning a quarter of a turn, and facing in parallel his right shoulder, at the same time you must throw the reverse bandoleer cut left to right inside.
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"And that's what is worrying a number of my colleagues in the system ... trust is NPR's calling card, absolutely what we care about more than anything else and you cannot have trust without transparency and part of transparency in the case of an ombudsman is the right to say what they in good faith come to a conclusion doing an impartial analysis of the work being done by NPR. I want that, who wouldn't want that, we all want to be better, we want to do the job righter and righter."
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Audio Spotlight is a narrow beam of sound that can be controlled with similar precision to light from a spotlight. It uses a beam of ultrasound as a "virtual acoustic source", enabling control of sound distribution. The ultrasound has wavelengths only a few millimeters long which are much smaller than the source, and therefore naturally travel in an extremely narrow beam. The ultrasound, which contains frequencies far outside the range of human hearing, is completely inaudible. But as the ultrasonic beam travels through the air, the inherent properties of the air cause the ultrasound to change shape in a predictable way.
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That said, my greater source of personal concern, outrage and sympathy beyond this particular case is focused neither upon one night’s property damage nor upon the acts, but is focused rather upon the past four-decade period during which an American political elite have shipped middle class and working class jobs away from Baltimore and cities and towns around the U.S. to third-world dictatorships like China and others, plunged tens of millions of good, hard-working Americans into economic devastation, and then followed that action around the nation by diminishing every American’s civil rights protections in order to control an unfairly impoverished population living under an ever-declining standard of living and suffering at the butt end of an ever-more militarized and aggressive surveillance state.
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When we arrived, our brigade was placed on a hillside east of town in an old field, and we got orders to lie flat on the ground while the Yankee artillery on the edge of the town and the sharpshooters with their long-range guns were picking at us from the windows of the houses. I never wanted to see a hole in the ground so much in my life. The cannon balls and shells would sometimes hit the ground in front of us and bounce over, and maybe the next one would pass over us and hit the ground behind.
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Russia sees the world as increasingly insecure and this is likely to be the dominant view in the next couple of years and will probably inform security policy making in a longer-term perspective as well,” Pallin writes. “Russia continues to prepare for a relatively large number of military tasks in all strategic directions. There is no evidence that Russia intends to make the lists of military threats shorter in the near future.” That could be a problem.
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Heritage expected that debate. What it did not expect was the firestorm that broke out Wednesday morning when a liberal Washington Post blogger posted an article titled, "Heritage study co-author opposed letting in immigrants with low IQs." The blogger, Dylan Matthews, wrote that Richwine, who earned a doctorate from Harvard University in 2009, had written a dissertation, "IQ and Immigration Policy," which argued that on average immigrants to the U.S., particularly Hispanic immigrants, have lower IQ scores than "the white native population." Admitting immigrants with higher IQs, Richwine argued, would be a better immigration policy than admitting low-IQ newcomers.
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Zero means everyone has the same income; one means one person has it all. So the lower the number, the better. Under Harper's administration, Canada's Gini index has been virtually unchanged. In Venezuela, under the Chavez administration, the Gini index has improved by about 17 per cent.
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China has become the 1,000 pound gorilla on the worlds economic stage. China was double-crossed by the US during the Clinton administration when the Chinese found out that all their gold that had been entrusted to the Federal Reserve had been sold out behind their backs. The central banking elites never anticipated its total control of the worlds financial system would one day be challenged, as it is now, by both China and Russia. There is not much the US can do against China due to the high amount of Treasury bonds China owns.
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Joe Uhan, Jeff Vander Kooi, Adam Schwarz-Lowe, Doug Kleemier, Ben Vanhoose, Joshua Nichols, Brian Klug and Timbo Jenkins amongst others dictated the early pace. It soon became apparent that it was going to be a hot and humid day. Timbo Jenkins arrived first at Split Rock River where a stunning view of the surrounding landscape and Lake Superior was provided. With approximately 9-miles covered Jenkins started to walk.
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Obviously, petty squabbles over political pedigree are bound to come into play, with tendencies left over from past experiences, further alienating activists and researchers from one another.
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Interestingly, this piece also describes nihilism as an esoteric philosophy. It’s a gateway to other ideas that removes the human illusion, lets us see “ultimate reality,” and then see how the world is mind-correlative or “idealistic,” (see The Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy, whose entry for “idealism” is excellent).
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Of course, genomic medicine is the largest and most publicized area of personalized medicine. Genomic medicine looks for genetic markers and biological mechanisms in patients and diseases that allow doctors to prevent and treat them more effectively. The Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) has already approved medications that target specific, genetic forms of breast cancer, melanoma and, potentially, many more. For example, Zelboraf is a drug that was developed to fight a specific strain of melanoma that has the BRAF V600E mutation. This melanoma is particularly deadly, and it does not respond well to normal treatment.
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He quickly realized that his initial impression was inaccurate when the VW's headlights illuminated the entity.
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The first Turlington appears in "Meter Made", working at Parking Internal Affairs. He is suspicious of Stan when the quarter count drops; in an example, Turlington tells Stan that he knows he could not be the culprit and immediately afterwards says that he is suspicious of him. At the end of the episode, he proclaims that he was suspicious of Stan but let his suspicions go after learning he is in the CIA. The given name of this particular Turlington is not revealed.
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The prosecution presented the evidence of three canvases — said to be that of the artist but, in fact, rough copies of three Matisse works from the show: “The Blue Nude” (1907), “Le Luxe I” (1907) and “Goldfish” (1912). The crimes were read to the jury and included “artistic murder, pictorial arson, artistic rapine, total degeneracy of color, criminal misuse of line, general esthetic aberration, and contumacious abuse of title.” (In case you were wondering, contumacious is a “stubborn or willful disobedience to authority” though this “crime” seems the lesser one of the list.)
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How do I know that market monetarists would have gotten it right? Note that on the very day of the September 16 meeting, the meeting at which the Fed refused to cut rates due to fear of “high inflation,” the TIPS spreads were showing only 1.23% inflation over the next 5 years, well below target. The Fed should have ignored its own worries about inflation, and instead relied on the wisdom of the crowds. The crowd is not always right, but they are more reliable than the Fed, especially when conditions are changing rapidly.
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Nevertheless, open statements are not exceptions to the principle of bivalence, which, to recall, says that every statement is either true or false and not both. They are not exceptions because open “statements” are not really statements, any more than counterfeit “money” is really money.
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They will become more adaptable to interlinking with their ancestors and predecessors.
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Stevenson, therefore, appealed to both white liberal intellectuals and white working-class voters—dismissed as “rednecks” by liberals because their necks were often sunburned—of the Jim Crow South. White workers who had been fed racist garbage and stories of the glories of the slaveholders’ rebellion throughout their lives knew that Stevenson would not challenge Jim Crow even to the extent that Truman had done. But the coalition of northern liberal “eggheads” and Southern “rednecks” was not enough to elect Stevenson, and Eisenhower won by a landslide.
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There is also a multi-day waiting period after all official forms are filled out and the deposit is made.The producers asked the bank to forgo the waiting period.
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House bills 5684 and 5685 would amend the state’s tax code to include fetuses that have completed at least 12 weeks gestation as of the last day of the tax year as “dependents.” Doing so would allow the fetus’ tax-paying parents-to-be to save an estimated $160 on their taxes. Critics of the bill, which had its first hearing in the House Tax Policy Committee on November 20, say that such a law is just another way to make it harder for women in Michigan to get abortions.
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Having said this, our CEO Lex’s response has always been the same since day one:
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The historian Tacitus describes the fall of Camulodunum: The bitterest animosity was felt against the veterans; who, fresh from their settlement in the colony of Camulodunum, were acting as though they had received a free gift of the entire country, driving the natives from their homes, ejecting them from their lands - they styled them "captives" and "slaves" - and abetted in their fury by the troops, with their similar mode of life and their hopes of equal indulgence.
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The state leading the new trend is Florida. On July 1, the Department of Children and Family Services (DCF) began administering drug screenings to adults applying for the TANF program, which provides families with an average of $240 a month for a lifetime limit of 48 months. “While there are certainly legitimate needs for public assistance, it is unfair for Florida taxpayers to subsidize drug addiction,” Republican Gov. Rick Scott said on June 1 after signing the law, which is expected to affect about 4,000 applicants per month who will be required to foot the bill for the test.
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Nintendo is endearingly earnest about fun. Its developers come out and talk excitably about games in which you jump around bright, cheerful worlds collecting coins or bananas, or guide tiny plant-people around a garden, or race flying cars. They don't say meaningless things like “entertainment ecosystem” and “true next-generation engine”; they come across as people who make things rather than corporate robots removed from their charging stations to present for two minutes on a stage.
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The animus boiled over in the seventh when reliever Tony Watson hit Arrieta in the buttocks, retaliation for Arrieta hitting two Pirates hitters. Benches cleared after Arrieta said something on his way to first base, with Pirates first baseman Sean Rodriguez and Dexter Fowler leading the jawing. Once the committee meeting dressed as a baseball melee ended nonviolently, Rodriguez went all Carlos Zambrano on the Gatorade cooler in the dugout because, he claimed, a Cubs player choked him.
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Want to find a new restaurant to check out? You can search to find what's nearby, or find results based on neighbourhoods and cuisine style. No matter how you search it, you'll get a number of recommendations to choose from. If the restaurants take reservations through OpenTable, Google Assistant can walk you through that process and place your reservation — super convenient. If you're interested to find out what's going on in your city this weekend, you can ask just that and your Google Assistant will throw together a rundown of events that might be of interest to you.
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What’s more, the losses taken by the pension funds over the past few years can hardly be blamed on the employees.
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If you can, find 'authorities' you can trust, especially a lawyer.6. Encrypt sensitive and/or valuable computer files and keep a back-up copy off-site -- that is, somewhere other than your home or office. Don't keep a record of where the back-ups are secured.7. Own a gun and keep a healthy supply of cash on hand. Tell no one.8. Support organizations and people who are fighting openly to push society in the opposition direction from martial law. It may not be appropriate for you to take that risk but do encourage those who are.
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VPNs encrypt the traffic between the user and the VPN provider, and they can act as a proxy between a user and an online destination. However, VPNs have a single point of failure: the VPN provider. A technically proficient attacker or a number of employees could retrieve the full identity information associated with a VPN user. It is also possible to use coercion or other means to convince a VPN provider to reveal their users' identities.
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Over time, historians have helped us see that there was no one thing the Reformation was about, but that if there was a single characteristic at the heart of the Reformation, it was the recovery of the centrality of Christ for making sense of why Christians are not at home in this world. That emphasis turned out to be the overriding insight that shaped the work of Vatican II, meaning Catholics have overcome the major thrust of the Reformation.
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Mormonism believes that those who are dead, and not Mormons, are in a spirit world called Spirit Prison. Mormon Missionaries who are also dead, who reside in Paradise, go to the Spirit Prison and preach Mormonism to those who are there. If they decide they want to become Mormons, they cannot until they have been baptized by proxy, by a living person in a Mormon Temple back on earth." (*Page 393, When Salt Lake City Calls by Rocky Hulse, of Mormon Outreach .) *Portions of this page are taken from the November 7, 2005 MMMF Newsletter, Volume 25 , page 3.
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If you remove the boundless horror of Van Damme’s hairdo from the equation, then Hard Target is a pretty flawless action flick. The action scenes are hugely inventive, brutally violent and bursting with energy and excitement, chock full of Woo’s signature style and flourishes. The bad guys are magnificently evil, Lance Henricksen reliably brilliant as the head big bad, while Arnold Vosloo nearly steals the show as his cackling, deadly right hand man Pik Van Cleef. Then there’s Van Damme, giving one of his warmest and most likeable performances as the badass drifter with a heart of gold.
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It was the first time she had been out of the house since the funeral. She walked briskly through the countryside towards town. Her footsteps as light as her heart. Although her steps were filled with hope, she knew her walk to town this morning was not without its perils. The dirt path broadened and bustling downtown came into view. The sights at once overwhelmed her senses. She studied every line, shape and object that grazed her eyes. She tuned her ear to every sound and surveyed every face. Everything was exactly the way she had left it. Her smile melted.
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I don’t know whether you realized that what you did was aggression (It is, in the same way that hiring a hitman makes you responsible for the hit, even though you didn’t actually pull the trigger. ), but either way I forgive you. Additionally, you needn’t be afraid of me snitching you out for something about your property that I don’t like, as I don’t believe your property is any of my business.
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And even the most notoriously difficult stage directions in Shakespeare – "Exit, pursued by a bear", when a character is chased off stage, and "Hermione slowly descends", in which the statue of an apparently dead character comes to life – are actually less daunting than they look. Both occur in The Winter's Tale, which suggests that, in what was almost certainly one of his final plays, the dramatist was either impatient to test the limits of staging or secure in the audience's acceptance of pretence.
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Among all possible proofs you can encode in your system, g is just not one of them”. Therefore there is no such sequence of logical deductions; there is no text that can be put on paper that will prove G.
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How does your tool do with that type of JMtx?JoinMarket as a project acknowledges that a single JM transaction can be potentially unmixed, and easily. Using the tumbler should help a lot though no amount of CoinJoins can ever guarantee the link is broken. The input is always linked to the output. I hope JoinMarket explores options that truely break the link. A CoinJoin/CoinSwap hybrid or multi-layer onion transactions maybe.
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The good news is that the solution to this problem, or at least a big part of the solution, seems to be in front of us. Like any district that serves a large number of low-income kids, Ysleta has had its struggles. But the dual language experiment has been a success by any measure. By the sixth grade, kids in the program—regardless of which language they spoke when they first enrolled—are outscoring native English speakers on the TAKS tests. They can also read, write, and speak Spanish at a sophisticated level.
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It started with this crazy bike to work idea. See I’m not roadie, I mean, I really am not a big fan of riding my bike on the street; but if I pause to give it a fair amount of thought, I’d spent a huge part of my life riding on the road just to get to dirt jumps or around town. So I suppose it wasn’t an entirely abstract concept, but just the same, riding to work was a good 15 miles each way for me.
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Therefore, no one of her size could possibly get under water, even when her muscles were relaxed, in the third stage: the tub was simply too small.
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While the researchers believe they know why the bones were desecrated, they know very little about the identity of the fallen warriors or the people who defeated them. The fight came at a time when the Roman Empire was rapidly advancing north into Germanic tribal lands. The invasion put the Roman legions on a collision course with fearsome Teutonic tribesmen, but it also led to infighting among local tribes as different groups tried to flee north. The archeologists have theorized that the bloody clash at Alken Enge may have been the result of one of these intertribal skirmishes.
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Omundson was born in St. Joseph, Missouri, to a railroad worker father and teacher mother. [1] After his family moved to Bellevue, Washington, he started to study theater at the age of twelve at the Seattle Children's Theater, and interned at various theaters during his high school years. With acting as his primary focus, he studied during the summer of his junior year in New York City at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. For two years in a row, he was Washington State Debate Champion in Dramatic Interpretation.
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As the end of the two year renewal terms loomed near, Congress began debating extension of the copyright.
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I have no plans to do anything in the next month. If something calls along and says you have to do this and it’s fun, I’ll do it.
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And if all Arabs exported was whine then why all the fear? What does it say about Fjordman that he has such hate for a group that is evidently so weak he uses words like “whine” to describe them? Of course, that was a rhetorical throwaway line, but still, it is quite grating.
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Perhaps more importantly, his dual appointments as UIL national secretary and Board of Erin president brought significant political power, reflected in John Redmond’s claim that Devlin was ‘the real Chief Secretary of Ireland’. Although Redmond occupied the position of nominal League president, real influence rested with the secretary, appointed by the standing committee, a body more or less controlled by Devlin’s mentor, John Dillon. Devlin clearly employed his position as League secretary to pack conventions and often refused to affiliate hostile branches.
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We're not just talking Orwellian paranoia or a dystopian future where our personal lives are intertwined with corporate identities constantly siphoning data from them. The security and privacy issues at play in haphazardly wiring up our personal spaces are becoming increasingly more substantive and -- with the proliferation of smart devices -- opening up our lives to more points of vulnerability, both from real-world threats and existential ones.
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The move comes almost two months after a BJP lawmaker had demanded the imposition of the act in Limbayat to "prevent Muslims from acquiring residential properties of Hindus".Sangita Patil, a BJP lawmaker from Surat, had sent a written request for the imposition of the act to the district collector, after Hindu residents of the Limbayat area in Surat made several representations on the issue.The imposition of the act means the owners of land and other immovable properties in these areas would now have to seek the permission of the collector before selling their assets, an official release issued said.The act -- The Gujarat Prohibition of Transfer of Immovable Property and Provision for Protection of Tenants from Eviction from Premises in Disturbed Areas Act, 1991, which is already in force in various parts of the state, including in Vadodara, seeks to check transfer of properties in communally sensitive areas, which are officially described as "disturbed areas".The act requires the prior consent of the collector to sell property.
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And last week the Michigan Press Association gave its Journalist of the Year Award to Curt Guyette, long-time reporter for Detroit’s Metro Times. an alternative weekly, who covered the Flint story online for the Michigan chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union. It would be instructive to compare Guyette’s enterprising coverage with the admirable Fonger’s 250 stories from the hamster wheel.
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I wrote a song called “Lazy Daisy Crazy.”
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Fascism could then be, like revolution itself, but a crisis of capitalist growth. Whereas, in the past, such crises led to military imperialism, modern times would permit them to lead to fascist regimes with their lurking imperial dreams and suicidary drives.
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The best chance for Democrats to put another seat in play will come in New Hampshire, where Hassan is deciding whether to run for Senate or to pursue another term as governor. In a sign of the race’s high stakes, outside Republican groups have already spent nearly $800,000 to tarnish Hassan’s image after she vetoed a GOP-backed budget that would cut taxes and government spending. With the state’s fiscal future hanging in the balance, some Hassan allies fear she’d risk being seen as irresponsible if she left to run a high-profile Senate race in the midst of a budgetary crisis.
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The Neo-Reactionary movement — think the theory bro version of the “alt-right” — sees an endgame in “Patchwork,” which was dreamed up by Mencius Moldbug, the pen name of Curtis Yarvin, who reportedly watched election results at the home of sometime Donald Trump adviser Peter Thiel. “Patchwork” consists of a neo-feudal “global spiderweb of tens, even hundreds, of thousands of sovereign and independent mini-countries, each governed by its own joint-stock corporation without regard to the residents’ opinions.”
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Police said her son walked into the salon about 1:45 p.m. and shot her as she worked behind the counter.Eyewitnesses in the store said that after shooting his mother, Powell ran out the back door of the spa but came back into the building while a customer cradled the wounded woman on the floor.He has been taken into custody, along with his gun and his car.That customer, Diondra McKenzie, said she was in the back of the salon getting her nails done, when she heard a single shot.
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“The nation-state, as the primary carrier of political legitimacy in the modern era, was dealt tremendous blows by the World Wars and continues to undergo rapid denigration in our age of globalization and multiculturalism,” he told WND. “Even such basic notions as the primacy of national self-defense are no longer widely accepted. Vague notions of trans-national brotherhood (regardless of irreconcilable ideological divisions) have come to take precedence over the obligation, once unshakable, of a government to protect its people.”
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You know with enough time he can spawn an entire army of bloodthirsty demons?”“Who's the downer?” says Pete, the SCV who first reported the drone.At this Major Chan calculates his response carefully, finally proceeding with his chastisement: “It's Major Chan, recruit. And there's a serious lack of professionalism here. We're Dominion, damnit, not some backwater thugs.” With this the comm clicks as he switches off.At this point the console operator decides Major Chan is a fool, the type to bully recruits on their gossip channel.
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Both books also agree on a further point - that freedom in the US is predominantly a progressive idea, but that conservatives over the past few decades have done a better job of claiming it for themselves.
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The victims of these crimes include familiar targets such as the elephant and rhinoceros, as well as relatively unknown, highly endangered species such as the pangolin, a scaly, ant-eating mammal that is the world’s most trafficked animal.
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The club was an immediate success and featured resident performers such as Bert Lloyd, Séamus Ennis, Peggy Seeger and himself. This was the start of the folk club boom and within a couple of years there were similar clubs throughout the country.
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Plutonomy related stocks should, we think, continue to see strong demand and inflation-beating pricing power.
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The nations of Eastern Europe that, having rejected communism, ran pell-mell in the direction of EU-style liberalism betrayed each other and themselves. The forces behind the first Solidarity movement, on Legutko’s telling, were not at all uniformly liberal. The Church, or critical parts of it, was one of the few institutions to resist the Communist party. But when the new Polish regime became a liberal regime, it fell under a new shadow, with the same essential form as the old.
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There are several reasons to train with a partner or group. Firstly, it is someone to hold you accountable on those lazy days when you really don’t want to paddle, but know you should. When you’ve made plans to meet, you gotta show up or risk being called out on Facebook for being a flake or a “loser.” Also, when you set a workout goal with your training partners you are more likely to complete a challenging workout or task than you would be if you were alone.
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That wasn’t quite the case, but in 1989, Newt Gingrich was one of twenty-five Republican co-sponsors of the Global Warming Prevention Act, which held that “the Earth’s atmosphere is being changed at an unprecedented rate by pollutants resulting from human activities, inefficient and wasteful fossil fuel use, and the effects of rapid population growth in many regions” and that “increasing the nation’s and world’s reliance on ecologically sustainable solar and renewable resources…is a significant long-term solution to reducing fossil-generated carbon dioxide and other pollutants.” In 1990, President George H.W.
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In this case, the Equality Act creates a process that government must go through to ensure their decision affecting disabled people are lawful.
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Why access matters Even a cursory glance at our nation’s history indicates that such access is not only desirable, but necessary. The abuses that went on in this country’s 19th-century penal institutions, both in the North and in the South, are well-documented, and it is now obvious that the 20th century did not bring much improvement. One need only read of the pain and suffering the men locked up at the Angola Penitentiary in Louisiana endured in the 1950s.
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The police unit Netcu, which gave the presentation to the Consulting Association in 2008, was dissolved and responsibility for monitoring extremism was handed to the National Domestic Extremism and Disorder Intelligence Unit in December 2011. In 2013 it was revealed that the NDEDIU was monitoring some 9,000 people considered domestic subversives. All monitoring of domestic extremism is now under the auspices of the Metropolitan Police Counter Terrorism Command SO15 unit, which means that state spying on trade unionists is now categorised as counter-terrorism.
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Hey, if you've made it this far, you should know that I've made a few followup posts on this blog and will continue to do so. Short version: among all of the other leads for increasing our business that we are following up on, we're in the process of designing some kind of subscription membership program, probably using Patreon. But in the meantime, I've added the ability to accept donations to the DNA Lounge store, so if you are feeling generous, you can help us out right now!
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At issue were irreversible comas and the tricky legalities of organ harvesting (i.e. when is someone dead enough that we can borrow their kidneys to give to someone more alive and in need, but not too dead that those kidneys stop working). And it was just this issue that brought together an ad hoc committee at Harvard Medical School in 1968. In an effort to come up with a hard and practical definition of “irreversible coma,” the committee also established “brain death” as the best proof of life’s end.
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I memorise all the important details...a Great Dane called Benji that both twins were soft on when they were eleven, things like that...and then I smarten up the front room for when Mr. Berridge calls. There’s not much that needs doing, just some little touches to create the proper atmosphere. I put the dimmers down a whisker and then light a joss-stick. I’m not sure what kind of incense it is technically. It’s that sort that smells a bit pink, if you know what I mean. I put a couple of my most impressive ghost books on the coffee table.
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Naturally, we had a great many ideas about how to take Arma 3 forward. But we'd also learned a lesson about biting off more than we could chew. That in mind, we made a list of priorities, with Tanoa - and it's associated mountain volcano of work - at the top, and divided our roadmap into bite-sized chunks. November 2015's Nexus Update was one such chunk: an opportunity to experiment with multiplayer and its associated systems (revive, dynamic groups, etc). It was also a chance to have some fun: End Game Tournament being a great expression of that!
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I had until this point refrained from any violent action but without thinking I slammed this man into the wall with all my force. His friends began kicking and punching me, I believe there were 3 or 4 of them. The man with the pole took 2 swings at my head and one at my neck as I tried to close the distance between us and get control of his weapon. His blows landed on my elbow and forearm as I am fortunate enough to have some basic training and my guard was up.
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Palin Significance After speaking at a conference at Concordia University in St. Paul on Wednesday, I was more eager to watch the Republican vice-presidential candidate, Sarah Palin, deliver her acceptance speech than to risk the tear gas and pepper spray. The way she dissed community organizers was hard to take. But those things pale in significance, so to speak, compared to the way the governor of Alaska proceeded to ridicule the notion of reading people their rights. I had thought that despite the distance between Alaska and Washington, the reach of the U.S. Constitution and statutes extended that far.
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Well, yes, water fluoridation would be unethical if it were indeed ineffective and dangerous, but it is not. It would also cost a hell of a lot of money for no benefit. As for the argument that, even if fluoridation were effective, it would still violate informed consent, well, that’s actually a political and ethical argument about acceptable and desirable public health measures, not a scientific argument.
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In November, Fairfax published a feature on UPF member Chris Shortis, documenting his “long history of posting videos to social media in which he poses with semi-automatic weapons and threatens to take up arms against the Government and Muslims”. A few days later, UPF members filmed themselves walking through 3CR and the Melbourne Anarchist Club, two organisations associated with anti-racist protests. The footage – clearly intended to be intimidating – was then posted on the UPF Facebook page.
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One of the main arguments for building tall is to create greater density. By stacking dwellings on top of each other, a plot of land can accommodate more people, and reduce the need to build outwards into the countryside. Yet many argue that low-rise and terraced housing can achieve the same density as towers. While this may be possible on larger sites, where the inclusion of streets and squares is viable, when it comes to developing London’s smallest brownfield sites, the only way to accommodate higher numbers of houses is to build upwards.
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She knew exactly what she was doing; she knew exactly what would happen. She had experience. And it was one of the most frightening things I'd ever seen in my life. I knew, deep into my bones, that Elsa would literally rather die than hurt me; it's written into every action she performs, every word she says, so I wasn't scared of her. But that was the first time since I'd known her that I understood why nearly everyone else was.
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At the professional level, the sport remained fairly obscure until the 1980s when beach volleyball experienced a surge in popularity with high-profile players such as Sinjin Smith, Randy Stoklos, and Karch Kiraly. Kiraly won an Olympic gold medal in beach volleyball in its first Olympic appearance in 1996, adding that to the two Olympic golds he won as part of the USA men's indoor team,[14] and has won 142 titles. [14] In the 1980s, the sport gained popularity on the beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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0:33 Intro. [Recording date: July 24, 2017.] Russ Roberts: This is your 10th appearance on EconTalk. Tyler Cowen: Yeah. That's great. Russ Roberts: I know. It is. It puts you in the elite group of double-digit guests. Your most recent appearance was two months ago in May when we talked about your book The Complacent Class; and today we're talking a new book that you've written that's online--you can find it at Medium.com; we're going to be putting a link up to it. The title is Stubborn Attachments: A Vision for a Society of Free, Prosperous, and Responsible Individuals.
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This is a process that is not legitimate but is giving so much harm that we can’t measure right now. This is going to be something we are going to be able to measure in five to 10 years because of the relations that Brazil has with MERCOSUR, with the BRICS and other countries. The way the other countries are seeing Brazil right now is that this is such a young democracy, they are so corrupt that those who wanted to take power go and take it.
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