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It's Wednesday! Time for yet another BaT QotW. This week we want to know, what's the coolest car from your birth year? The least cool? Bonus points will be awarded for explaining your choices, and as always, the best answer will score its author $25 in BaT gear.
Click through to leave your answer, and to read last week's winning comment and honorable mentions.
Last week we asked what's your favorite four-cylinder?
Congrats to GibbyGibson! We'll be in touch regarding your $25 BaT Gear Store gift card for the following:
"10,000 RPM redline.
1,000 hp in testing,
600+ hp and ~500 lb-ft in competition.
35 psi total boost.
All from a 1.8L.
The 233 ATR 18S
AKA the engine that allowed the Lancia Delta S4 to launch to 60 mph in 2 seconds dead on dirt and terrorize the rest of the field in the craziest motorsport ever."
And now, the runners up.
"The clear winner has to be the Offenhauser engine. It is American made and has a race winning record like no others. From 1934 to the 1970's the Offenhauser engine dominated American open wheeled racing winning Indianapolis 27 times. It won pole position 10 times. Power outputs of over 1000 horsepower were achieved with boost to about 44 psi. The little 2.65 liter version produced 770 hp. I don't think there is any question about what was the greatest 4 cylinder engine ever."
"Between Peugeot, Renault, FIAT and VW, there have been a lot of very important 4 cylinder engines in Europe, where they easily represented at least 3/4 of the cars sold from the 60s through the 90s (both gas and diesel). Similarly in Japan.
My favorite is the BMW M10. It's range – both in time, from 1962 to 1988, more than a quarter century of production, and in applications, from the Neue Klass to Formula 1 by way of the 2002 and E30 M3 – is unsurpassed. Its reliability is legendary and so is its performance, with the same block you could find in street cars delivering well in excess of 1500 HP (right!) in the Brabham F1.
It's a smooth and powerful engine that delivers power from low in the RPM range but can live forever in the 4500 to 5500 rpm range. It's fun to drive, and easy to wrench. It can be performance tuned. Parts are still easy to obtain.
Maybe more critically, the M10 saved BMW. The brand was on the verge of bankruptcy and disappearance in the early 1960s. The NK and the M10 were so advanced and innovative at the time that they saved it."
"I will chime in with support for the Honda F20C from the early s2000. Redline at 9000+ and it held the distinction of being the highest specific output naturally aspirated engine in the world until the Ferrari 458 Italia came out.
Just think about that. It took a car costing nearly 10 times more and 10 years newer to squeeze out more horsepower per liter."
"With out a doubt the Toyota 4AGE, 16 valve and 20 valve, simple high revving design, loves to rev and sings a beautiful song. Was the staple of Formula Atlantic for many years (thanks to factory support)."
"Hmm… I would have to say my favorite four cylinders are the four on the passenger side of my 428SCJ V8. I find it much easier to pull the plugs on that side since you don't have to work around the master cylinder and brake booster.
My second favorite four cylinders? I guess that would be the driver's side ;-)"
Thanks to all who participated!
Remember, this week we want to hear all about the coolest car from your birth year. Extra credit is up for grabs to those who balance their answer with a "least cool" counter choice, and as always, BaT'rs who take the time to explain their answers will improve their chances of winning the coveted $25 in BaT gear.
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What could be better than a vacation with wonderful dancing, spicy food, beautiful beaches, warm tropical weather, and frozen drinks with little umbrellas in them. Cruise ship visitors to Mexico enjoy all of these attractions and much more.
However, Mexico has been in the news quite a bit lately, but not with positive stories about the country. President Obama will meet with Mexico's president today to discuss ways to combat the increasing drug violence. With all the recent reports of this violence in Mexico, it saddened me to think that this beautiful country was going through such a difficult time.
Reports say that the recent violence has been limited to only the drug lords fighting amongst each themselves and with police. As a tourist who loves visiting Mexico, I can only hope that the violence doesn't spill over to tourist areas and that the leaders of our two countries can find a way to finally put it to an end. Mexico has so much to offer in terms of history, culture, and art it definitely tops my list of must visit cruise destinations.
I have visited the Mexican Riviera three times and each time I have learned and discovered more and more about this beautiful destination.
My First Visit: Fairsea 1981
My first cruise to Mexico was back in 1981 on the Sitmar Fairsea. This holiday cruise included the classic Mexican Riviera destinations of Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan, Puerto Vallarta, and Acapulco. We also visited the quiet fishing village of Zihuatenajo. As a 14 year old, I have to confess, that I was more interested enjoying the beaches than taking in the culture. Our excursions reflected that interest as we mostly visited resort beach hotels where we hung out on the beaches and enjoyed the sun and beautiful weather.
My Second Visit: Mercury 2003
In 2003 my husband and I took a Mexican Riviera cruise on the Celebrity Mercury to nearly the same destinations as that 1981 cruise. Part of the reason we choose that destination was that I had been to nearly all of the destinations before and I wanted a cruise where I felt like I didn't even have to get off the ship. We did enjoy two wonderful excursions on that cruise. The first was the Marigalante Pirate Cruise. The second excursion was a trip to the Las Hadas Resort in Manzanillo. This resort provided the beautiful backdrop for another famous beauty, Bo Derick. She ran down the beach in slow motion as Dudley Moore scampered across the "too hot" sand at this sprawling resort hotel complex during the filming of the movie "10." During our visit, We enjoyed both the relaxed atmosphere a the resort and the Moorish inspired architecture. I was even able to rent snorkel gear and take in some of the underwater beauty.
Our Most Recent Visit: Mercury 2006
A lot changed between our Mexican cruise in 2003 and our return cruise with our children in 2006. We actually booked the same ship and itenerary as our 2003 cruise, but the difference this time was twofold.
First, the children and I had begun taking dance lessons at a studio that offered Mexican Folklorico classes. We had enjoyed the other dancers performing these traditional dances at the recitals and had decided to enroll in the Mexican Folklorico class as well. We wanted to experience even more of this Mexican culture during our visit to the country.
Second, I wanted to make the trip an educational experience for the children. I wanted the children to learn about the history and culture of each of the regions we would be visiting. Even before the arrival of the Spanish, Mexico was a highly developed and complex society with innovative art, science, sports, architecture, and agriculture. This trip was an opportunity for the kids to learn about this pre-columbian history, as well as the current culture that blends indigenous traditions and Spanish influence.
Prior to our trip the children worked on research papers detailing their own area in interest in the geography, history and culture of Mexico. My daughter who was eight at the time choose to add to these topics with research on traditional Folklorico dance costumes. My then ten year old son focused on the Aztec empire, Montezuma and Cortez.
During this visit most of our excursions gave kids an opportunity to experience their areas of research up close and personal. In Cabo San Lucas, we focused on geography with a boat ride out to Land's End. In Mazatlan we went to a show that featured Folkloric Dancing and a high flying dare devil demonstration by the Papantla Flyers. Our visit to Acapulco included a visit to the Ft. San Diego Museum where we saw displays that included artifacts from pre-columbian days, Pacific trade goods, and weapons from the many conflicts that took place in Acapulco. We also included a visit to the traditional tourist attraction, the Acapulco Cliff Divers. During our souvenir shopping the kids concentrated on finding items that corresponded to their areas of research. My son bought a chess set that featured Aztecs vs Conquistadors. My daughter bought dolls in each port dressed in the the traditional costume of each state.
We choose to keep our excursions pretty simple for that cruise because of the children's age, however the cruise lines offer many more elaborate and extensive excursions to the Mexican riviera that take visitors to historic inland villages and ancient landmarks. Some tours offer a culinary exploration of Mexico with cooking classes and gourmet foods. Other excursions include overland jeep tours, shot-over jet boats and swims with the dolphins. Several excursions offer a Mexican fiesta with Maricachis and Folkloric dancing from different regions of Mexico.
Mayan Riviera
The Mayan Riviera is visited by many different cruise ships including the largest ones owned by Carnival and Royal Caribbean. Cruises that take passengers to the Yucatan region of Mexico in the Caribbean/Gulf of Mexico, offer excursions to another one of Mexico's long hidden treasures: Mayan Ruined Cities. Several different locations can be visited by cruisers including: Chacchoben Mayan Ruins, Kohunlich & Dzibanche Mayan Ruins, and Tulum. Other tours actually take passengers to living Mayan villages, where native Mayans share their culture, history and traditions with the visitors. The local villagers participate in cooking demonstrations and question and answer sessions with the visitors. Because Cozumel and Costa Maya are visited by many different cruise ships including the largest ones owned by Carnival and Royal Caribbean, a whole industry has built up around catering to those passengers. Hence, when visiting these ports in particular passengers have a vast array of types of activities from which to choose. These activities include swimming with dolphins, snuba, snorkeling, motorcycle tours, dune buggy tours, ATV rides, and zipline excursions. While these types of tour might not offer a unique Mexican cultural experience, they do provide fun for the more adventurous travelers.
I hope to visit the Yucatan region of Mexico. Ever since reading about the discovery of these lost Mayan cities as a child, I have wanted to see the ruins of these ancient metropolises. I also strongly recommend, (I'm sure I'm partial because I take Mexican Folk dancing classes) any excursion that includes a Folkloric dancing presentation. The music is joyful, and keeps your feet tapping and hands clapping.
If you are planning a cruise to Mexico or have recently returned from a trip to Mexico, we invite you to share your experiences with our readers.


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What's the deal Dallas?
It seems like there is explosion of songs with a dance from artists in Dallas and other parts of Texas….and all I wanna know is why?
Already posted B-Hamp's "Do the Ricky Bobby" and the G-Spot Boy's "Stanky Legg" on here so not going to do it again…
Cutta C
"Ack A Azz"
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Dorrough Music
"Walk That Walk"
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"I Jump Judy"
My two cents.
i know some people will probably disagree with me on this but when i see videos like this it makes me sad. i feel like 8 year olds should be playing not dancing to "My Dougie" like this…i know kids are growing up faster and faster but damn can't they hold onto their innocence until they at least hit the double digits?!
I want more…
every N.A.S.A. track released makes me fiend for more…can't wait for "The Spirit of Apollo" to drop on 2/17/09!!!
check the new video for "Money" it features David Byrne, Chuck D, Ras Congo, Seu Jorge, & Z-Trip!
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check out N.A.S.A.'s myspace!
Will you be my valentine??
how could you not be his valentine if he got you these?…
I've got some Valentine's red satin AF1's from a few years ago…don't need another pair of red sneakers…so others can have this years Valentine's Jordan 1s…I'm diggin this black and pink combo on the High Dunk!!
I could rock the shit outta these.
now available at Rock, Paper, Scissors
Santogold feat. Three 6 Mafia & Project Pat "Shove It (Remix)"
Santogold is the effing shit!!
And this remix is effing tight…NJOY!!!!
Santogold feat. Three 6 Mafia & Project Pat
"Shuv It Remix"(mediafire)


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Why would I receive a 'show cause' request?
If you are a part-time local student:
- you failed more than 50% of your enrolled units, credit points or scheduled hours for two consecutive progress review periods (this includes a Withdrawn Fail, withdrawing after census date), and/or
- you failed a unit (or its equivalent) for a third time.
If you are a full-time local or International student:
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If you are an ELICOS student, you failed your ELICOS unit for a second time.
If you are a professional degree student you have special academic progress requirements. Check the 'course rules and special requirements' link on your course page for more details.
What do I have to do if I'm asked to show cause?
You must submit an online show cause submission within five working days of the date of the show cause notification email. If you fail to do this, you will be automatically excluded from your course.
Your submission should:
- describe any circumstances that impacted on your ability to study and explain how these issues affected your studies
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If you have experienced circumstances beyond your control, and have documentation to prove it, you must contact your faculty Progress Team within five working days of the date of the 'show cause' notification. The progress team contacts for each faculty are listed below:
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What happens after I make my submission?
Your show cause submission will be evaluated. A decision will then be made as to whether you will:
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If you're allowed to continue your course, make sure you follow the conditions and take advantage of the support services available to you. If you pass all of your units in the next study period, your academic status will return to good standing.
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Under the Review and Appeals Regulations 2012, you are entitled to apply for a review of a progress review decision. You must lodge an application for review within 21 working days of receiving notification of the decision. Read more on reviews and appeals or read our Complaints, Review, Appeals and Feedback Policy.
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Make sure you keep us updated with your current mobile phone number, as we may send you important alerts via SMS.
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Michael Rapaport questioned why no one responded to "old-ass Eminem." Pleading with rappers he asks that they "show some pride! for the sport, for the love of Hip Hop."
Well, Ja Rule has issued his response. Meanwhile, Machine Gun Kelly elected to pop a bottle of champagne in celebration, as "Not Alike" plays in the background. Clearly, it doesn't seem like any of Hip Hop's new-comers want to stand in the ring and exchange with a veteran like Eminem.
Despite this, Ja Rule has done it. Most notably his "Loose Change" diss track which was a rare body-blow to Em. Who could forget the infamous 2002 diss track where Rule said Haile's name and Em subsequently lost it.
"Em, you claim your mother's a crackhead and Kim is a known slut. So what's Hailie gon' be when she grows up"
Thankfully, Hailie grew into a young woman and has stayed on the path. Still, years later her father refuses to let the offense be taken lightly or forgotten.
On "Greatest" Em lashes out once more, "God forbid I forget, go and jump out the window, somebody better child-proof it. 'Cause if I lose it we can rewind to some old Ja Rule shit and I can remind motherfuckers I'll do shit."
Although Em initially responded to Ja via "Doe Ra Me" in 2003, some anger must still remain. One fan called attention to the shots still being thrown at Rule via Twitter.
Rule then replied to the tweet saying, "Guess that Halie line must be starting to hit home…" While this isn't the method of response classic Hip Hop fans are used to but it is a response nonetheless.
Guess that Halie line must be starting to hit home… ?
— Ja Rule (@Ruleyork) September 2, 2018


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It came a day after winning his second league title, to add to two Champions League trophies, and a week after the club, at the height of its bloated Galacticos policy, had signed David Beckham.
He devoted 35 years of his life to Real, as a player and coach, yet was summarily dismissed because, according to the president Florentino Perez, he was "not fit for the image" of Los Merengues. The players talked of a "lovely bloke" but murmured that he did little to control the rampant egos.
He was booted out and deeply hurt by it. But he did not complain. It is not his way. Del Bosque is frequently referred to as "lugubrious" or "benign" or even "docile", and yet although these are character traits they are also a gross distortion.
This is a coach with more subtle skills. A man who creates an environment. A son of Salamanca, famed for its university, he takes a considered approach.
However, Real had been his adopted home and it was a sign of just how abandoned he felt that, having quickly taken a job in Turkey, with Besiktas, he almost as quickly lost it. After that he flitted around television studios as a summariser, living up to his understated style.
There was, however, always a sense that there was a job he was made for – that of national team coach. He was never going to lobby for it but it was always assumed that he would succeed the combustible Luis Aragones after Euro 2008.
This was when his equable nature was a boon. The Spanish players had, in jest but with an edge of seriousness, sung "We won't play without Luis" on their way back from Vienna two years ago having ended Spains's hex of serial underachievement, and here they were being presented with someone who was the polar opposite.
Del Bosque didn't change the footballing philosophy. He knew that would have been heresy. Instead he reinforced it and built a run of one defeat in 49 games prior to the World Cup, only to lose the first match, against Switzerland, and bring down a torrent of criticism from the man he succeeded at Real, John Toshack, and from Aragones.
Del Bosque did not panic. He held a series of team meetings – none longer than 20 minutes – and he reinforced what he wanted from his squad, prompting defender Sergio Ramos to say how "psychologically refined" Del Bosque is.
That strong relationship with his players is paying off and, in beating Germany, Del Bosque laid to rest the myth that he is too friendly by dropping Fernando Torres.
"They say I don't talk much," Del Bosque said. "It's not about how much or how little you say, it's about saying the right amount."


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Helping Children Bridge the Fact/Value Split
This painting is part of the beautiful collection of Dutch golden-age paintings at the Speed Art Museum in Louisville, Kentucky. Not only is it lovely, it's allegorical.
Allegorical paintings are my favorite pieces in any museum. They do something daring! They bridge the chasm between the physical and non-physical world without apology. They cry out from the walls: There's more to life than meets the eye! This physical world is not all that exists!
Allegorical paintings have hidden meaning, making them visual puzzles. Solving an allegorical work depends upon having a repertoire of historical and literary knowledge, which few modern viewers have, as our public education system abandoned the classics long ago. Thankfully, the information panels usually provide some minimal information, at least enough to begin research online.
Are you ready to solve an allegorical painting?
At first glance, each distinct type of flower seems to be the ideal of its kind, a perfect specimen: the perfect daisy, the perfect lily, etc.
Are they truly ideal? As you look closely you'll notice a petal of the large white lily has begun to curl ever so slightly. As your eye travels back down to the pink and white lily, you might notice that it, too, has a few petals showing early signs of wilt. Zoom back out to view the whole painting.
Carnations have fallen. Two slivers of fallen petals are seen upon the table. What first appeared to be a bouquet of brilliant freshness now appears to have seen better days. Note the yellowing of the green leaves just under the tissue-paper pink rose. The large red rose, center-right, is sharply bent at the stem.
The more we look, the more signs of deterioration we see. Our eye travels up the bouquet and we notice a lily with only one single petal remaining, while a quartet of orange flowers (what are those?) near the top droop heavily in unison. The bugs crawling around have probably done some damage, as well. You can even see the subtle yellowing of the outermost pink petals of the rose.
Have you guessed it?
This painting is an allegory of time. The artist is reminding us that life is short and our time here is as the life of a flower. The frangrant and garden-fresh "blooms of life" are quick to fade.
This is similar to the prophet Isaiah's contrast between the temporal nature of this physical world and the eternal nature of God:
The grass withers, the flowers fade, but the word of God stands forever. Isaiah 40:8
Allegorical paintings have the unique ability to tie the physical and non-physical realms together. They serve as a guide for our minds to make special connections between the things we can see (flowers) and the things we cannot see (time). Both are real and both are meaningful. It is only by interacting with both worlds we can engage with the fullness of reality. We want to live in both the lower and upper story of life and enjoy the entire house of reality. For a visual aid I developed to help children understand this important concept, see "House of Truth".
If you have children in your world who are able to draw, introducing them to allegorical paintings is a great way to expose them to fine art and bridge the fact-value split.
Here's a sample art activity:
- Define and discuss the meaning of the word 'allegory'. An allegory is a story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning.
- Discuss a few common symbols used in allegorical art: Clock=time Books=education Owl=wisdom Dove=peace Roses=love Anchor=hope Scale=justice Lion=courage
- Choose one or more of the symbols and talk about their meaning. Do any memories come to mind? What people/objects are in the memory? Stress that the physical object is real and the thing it symbolizes is real, too, even though we cannot see it.
- Remind your child that this ability to create symbols for things is unique to humans. Only humans work in allegory. This is part of the rational nature God gave us when He created us in His image (Genesis 1:27). Humans have the incredible ability to connect the phyical and spiritual worlds with allegory and the history of art, among other things, reveals this.
- Create a picture incorporating one or more allegorical symbols. Show it to family and friends and see if they can solve the puzzle!
Have fun with allegorical art!


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You can always tell when Spring hits the Uintah Basin.....it's windy. Yep, our Spring afternoon winds have started, and I'm glad the snow is almost gone, and hope the mud stays to a minimum. This was a long snowy Winter and I welcome a change.
What I have been working on, well first I found my camera cord so now I can post pictures.
This is the scarf that I have been working on. It's mostly done. A few strings to weave in and it's complete. I don't care to put up with the fringe, so I didn't put any on it. To be honest, I used the yarn as warp for a scarf, and if you have had any experience weaving.....well it was a bad choice. So I knitted the scarf instead, but have tons of strings to weave in. It's for me and was just an experiment on weaving. I hope to try and use it as weft on my loom and still have a woven scarf out of it. Maybe I'll use silk for the warp or some of my own mohair dyed a deep purple as warp. Here's the picture of the knitted scarf.
Next, I've been working on my Kromski Rigid Heddle Loom and my first woven cloth. I'm excited to be weaving, but I have a long way to go. This was a great first experience and I learned tons of stuff. There is not a Weaving Guild locally, so most of my learning is from books, and a few members of my spinning guild, and some groups that I belong to. You can see, I've pleased the Gods, because there is a flaw all the way through it. When sleying the heddle, one slot was missed. Big Opps!
Last, item that I have been concentrating on is spinning Freckles fiber. Freckles is an Alpaca, and the fiber is my sisters, who purchased it from a vendor at Stitches Midwest. I wanted to have it completed for her by her birthday in April. I've been spinning it on a wheel and spindle. I'm afraid it is a bit finer or larger wpi on the spindle. Is that normal?


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Suffolk Junior Sam Racioppi Runs for Congress
Amid the thousands of students here at Suffolk University, Sam Racioppi is going above and beyond to get his name out there. Racioppi is running for a seat in the United States Congress as a Libertarian.
Racioppi, a Newburyport, Massachusetts native who now lives in Salisbury, Massachusetts, is a current junior at Suffolk University, majoring in Politics, Philosophy and Economics. He needs to get 2,000 signatures in order to get his name on the ballot and is working hard to get his political party better known.
Racioppi grew up in a household where learning about our basic rights as humans was extremely important and he has continued to believe in the importance of the Bill of Rights and the Constitution all throughout his life. He believes in State's Rights, and that the freedoms we are guaranteed in the Constitution are some of the most important freedoms we have as Americans. Those freedoms and rights are what Racioppi views as some of the reasons that immigrants emigrate to our country.
Racioppi served in the United States Army as a Calvary Scout, which he credits as a time that really educated him on the importance of communicating with people and working to assist other countries instead of turning to violence or the military as the first option to solve problems.
Right as Racioppi was finishing his time in the Army, he was seeing an intrusion on the basic rights guaranteed by the Constitution; an intrusion that made him want to get involved in politics and fight for the libertarian cause.
"The first election I participated in was the Gore v. Bush election, but I didn't really pay a lot of attention to politics itself until Obama was elected the first time around," said Racioppi. "I was seeing that it didn't matter what party held the power-Democrats or Republicans. We were still seeing the same invasion of basic human liberties. It didn't matter what the party platform was; Americans were seeing a huge intrusion in their basic rights guaranteed in the Constitution by our own government."
Seeing this as a huge problem, Racioppi has vowed to remain in a party who so strongly believes in the individual and allowing them to make the decisions that are best for them. Racioppi explained how he sees how the country should be run in a simple way.
"It starts with the individual. That individual knows what's best for them and should be allowed to make decisions based on what is best for them and their well being. Those decisions may not be the best for me, or for someone else.
"Around that person is the first circle: local or city ordinances. This is the closest authority to the individual; these laws govern roads, buildings, etc. Around that circle is the state government. These governments are the ones who should be able to create their laws (as long as they are Constitutional). These laws may not be the same as the next state over, but that's the point. The laws will differ state to state; one state may have a certain healthcare system while another will have a different one. Although the federal government is the next circle above the state governments, we want as little intrusion from them as possible."
This idea of state rights and the individual governing themself is the best way Racioppi thinks a system can work. These Libertarian beliefs can be traced back to philosophers and books that Raccioppi has studied.
Although we live in a government system that is so structured by Democrats and Republicans, Racioppi sees these books and philosophers as proof that the beliefs of the Libertarian Party are structured and consistent, versus the beliefs of the Democratic and Republican parties that Racioppi describes as "a boat without a sail." He sees so many inconsistencies with both parties and their platforms, and points to the Libertarian party as some type of middle ground that reflects the best for the individual.
Racioppi is aware that the political party he belongs to may not be the most popular.
"I know what most people think, it's on my mind too, how can a libertarian possibly win an election?" Racioppi said. "But even if I don't win, there's still a way to influence the candidate who does succeed. If I can voice my beliefs and the beliefs of this party and I can influence voters to see this side, they may be able to influence the winner to make decisions based on my party's beliefs. The Libertarian Party can still make an influence on politics regardless of winning. And if i can do that, we do succeed in a way."
In the meantime, Racioppi will continue to work with his campaign manager to focus on the next several weeks, whether it be events to organize, fundraisers to gain money and support, and finding volunteers to help with the campaign.
He also will continue his studies at Suffolk, where he is very happy he transferred to back in 2015. Racioppi came from Hillsdale College in Michigan, which he describes as a "conservative Harvard."
"I really thought I would fit in there, but it turned out that I didn't. I wanted to come back to a school in Boston and I chose Suffolk," Racioppi said. "I really love it here, and I really feel like I belong. Although this school has a reputation to be a liberal campus where, first thought, with my political beliefs I may not fit in too well, but I feel just right here."
On campus, Racioppi is a member of the Young Americans Foundation, which focuses on helping young people find their voice and encourages the importance of liberty and human rights. He also does a weekly radio show called "No Step on Snake" radio, which runs from 4 PM-5 PM on Thursdays; he and a fellow Suffolk student discuss libertarian policy and current events. Racioppi is also a member of MassCann, a group who works to reform marijuana laws in Massachusetts, and educate citizens on how cannabis can improve our lives. Fixing the opioid crisis is a huge personal goal for Racioppi, and that is one thing he really wants to focus on as a politician. Another aspect that Racioppi thinks is extremely important may seem simple: just listen to each other.
"We need to take the time to understand everyone's point of view, no matter how much they differ from each other," said Racioppi. "It's so important that we listen to each other and try to understand why we feel and think the way that we do without the name-calling.
"We have to have a society where debate and conversation is encouraged and where healing each other should be a goal that everyone has."
Information to volunteer, donate and contact Racioppi can be found at http://www.samsonforcongress.com/.


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Tipsy Chicken with Grapes
Another recipe that combines sweet and savoury flavours traditionally loved by South Africans. A classic roast chicken with a twist. The roasted grapes are delicious and the gravy is to die for. Also excellent served cold the next day. If serving cold, carve the chicken, bring the gravy to boiling point and pour the warm gravy all over the cold chicken. Especially good to moisten the breast meat.
- 1 fresh chicken
- 1 T (15 ml) Ina Paarman's Lemon & Black Pepper Seasoning
- 4 rashers of streaky bacon (optional)
- 2 T (30 ml) butter, at room temperature
- 1 lemon, zested
- 1 cup (250 ml) medium cream sherry, port, sweet wine or red grape juice (see tip)
- 1 x 25 g Ina Paarman's Liquid Chicken Stock
- ¼ cup (60 ml) Ina Paarman's Classic Balsamic Vinaigrette
- 2 medium bunches (± 300 g) of red grapes
Rub the chicken inside and outside with the Lemon & Black Pepper Seasoning.
Leave open on a plate in the fridge to dry the skin for at least an hour or best overnight.
Adjust the oven rack one shelf below the middle. Preheat the oven to 180°C.
Chop the bacon finely (if using) and mash it with the butter and lemon zest.
Loosen the chicken skin over the breast and thighs and spread the butter mixture under the skin.
Cut the zested lemon in half and stuff into the cavity of the chicken. Tie the legs together.
Place the bird into a medium ovenproof dish. Pour ½ cup (125 ml) of the sherry in on the side.
Roast the chicken open for 45 minutes. Remove it from the oven and arrange the grapes around the chicken. Mix the Liquid Chicken Stock with the remaining sherry and Balsamic Vinaigrette and pour the sherry mixture over the chicken and the grapes.
Cover the chicken lightly with baking paper or foil to prevent overbrowning. Put the dish back in the oven and bake open for a final 30 minutes.
Serve in the baking dish.
If using grape juice, acidify it with 2 T (30 ml) of lemon juice.


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- How to Play ? : Do you like weddings? What about wedding cakes? In this game, you will make a wonderful wedding cake. You can do a lof of things you want, expect only one thing. You can\'t use colours. The only colour in this game is white and black. So your cake and all decorations can be only in white and black. But it will be a wonderful cake again. You will be very surprised when you see that wonderful cake with your own eyes.
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We ate a lovely dinner, spaghetti/pasta with meatsauce! Really good, but daaaaamn spicy. Had to drink a lot of water with it. But so gooooood anyway. Watched a couple of episodes from "Once Upon a Time" – not disappointed yet. A little bit hard to get into at first but will probably work itself out. Eating dinners in couch is not optimal, but it was nice for a one-time thing!
|Spaghetti and "normal"(?) pasta together with chopped tomatoes and meatsauce.
I decided to quit WoW a while ago… and apparently that makes all my efforts and time spent making the guild continue on nullified. It saddens me that the arguement "you're quitting anyway, you have no say" was used against me for no reason other than "we have our minds set on this, fuck you". Three people discussed before our meeting today about the future of our WoW guild. It was supposed to be a discussion, but it was more those three people demanding Sebastiaan to hand over GM. Plus they didn't have the decency to wait until Seb came back from talking on the phone with his mother.
I just feel so betrayed. That people could be so two-faced backstabbing bitches… from people we trusted. They can't "promise anything" in the future, it is our guild – OUR guild – and they can't even see further than "next week"? We guaranteed them spots in the raid, even if we had members and we get the "don't expect having spots". Fucking cunts. This is not a GM take-over, it is Sebastiaan LENDING them GM until we're back from our break. I still don't get why he had to hand it over, he is going to be online regularly anyway – he is only taking a break from PvE (Player versus Environment), not from the game itself like I am. But I guess it doesn't matter, "you're leaving anyway".
I think about it as a company, I invested billions of euros in from their starting point of being a meak almost dead company into a blossoming multi-billionaire company and now the CEO under me tells me "you didn't do shit for this company, your contribution means nothing because you're gonna pull out your stocks anyway". Seriously?
I was "arguing" 1v4. They didn't even bother to ask the members what they wanted, they just "we discussed this and we're going to do it like this" instead of listening to anyone else's point of view.
I just feel so betrayed, so used.


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We make choices each and every day in every thing we do.
Think about it for a second...
Just the fact that you may or may not have stopped to thin about it...was a choice.
You also made a choice to read this blog now, push it off until later, or scroll right on by and not read it at all. All of these are choices.
Choices are basically questions we ask ourselves. For example..."What should I have for breakfast? Should I cook something or just pick something up on the way to work?"
Every second of every day we make choices for everything...even whether or not we finish reading this blog. Hell! Just me making the decision to write on this topic...was a choice.
So lets look at how choices affect our decision making with regards to self defense situations.
The first choice happens before the altercation even starts...I mean waaaay before and this is with regards to training.
Giving someone too many options can ultimately cause them to freeze up during an altercation and the end result can work out NOT to your advantage.
We have a mantra at the Kyusho Institute..."Learn the drill to forget the drill...unless of course you are teaching the drill to someone else, where they can then forget it."
Years ago, when I was first learning, I started to realize that there were so many people fixated on the execution of the drill, they could not do the technique in a spontaneous manner.
When I am teaching Kata, for example, and someone asks me about a certain movement or sequence, I sometimes have to go through the kata from the start so I can have the proper mindset...with regards to the execution of the movements and their sequence. As far as the self defense applications...for me, all of that is spontaneous.
When I see people teaching all these Traditional Chinese Medical (TCM) theories with regards to martial arts applications such a Color, Sound, etc...I feel that they are being bombarded with BS choices and not allowed to learn how to do these movements without thinking...while in motion...in a spontaneous manner.
I have seen this happen all over the world...and I notice it because I too was a victim of this type of training. People freeze up even when training and cannot get into a good groove where they can focus on actually training the intent...which will help them own the technique faster and with more reliability if they ever need to use it.
This is a key component to how I train personally and how I teach people through my personal methodology called The PinPoint™ Method. I want people to install this methodology of attacking the weak, vulnerable areas of the body without have to think. When someone can do this...they own the technique/material.
My question for you today is, Do you feel that this extra stuff helps or hinders the speed at which one can learn Kyusho?
Until next time KO your obstacles by keeping it simple, keeping it safe, and train with PinPoint™ accuracy.
Mark Kline is a short, bald, professional martial artist from NJ. He is the architect of the PinPoint™ Method of Pressure Point Education for Martial Arts which is hosted by the Kyusho Institute. He has thousands students and followers around the globe training in his unique method of learning through a combination of live seminars and online education. You can can find more information about this unparalleled Kyusho Educational program here, where you can get 30 days free to try it out - http://www.KyushoInstitute.com and he can be reached directly by email - firstname.lastname@example.com


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Is "Asset Management" Mismanaging Your Marketing?
Asset management tools have constrained marketers' thinking, creativity, and ability to orchestrate customer experiences. Instead, pioneering marketing teams are finding success with more visual, collaborative alternatives. There's a misalignment between traditional asset management solutions and the reality of how marketers today need and want to work and show how cutting-edge brands are overcoming these challenges. This is the first in a three-part series on asset management in global marketing organizations.
Digital is forcing brands to re-think omnichannel approaches or risk disruption
As digital continues to transform how customers and brands interact, marketing leaders face increasing audience expectations for frequent, relevant and consistent multichannel experiences. Most realize their current practices can't scale to keep pace – and that failure to satisfy these expectations will have real, significant and measurable competitive consequences.
Worse, many are coming to understand that the challenge goes beyond simply producing more content. Rather, marketing teams struggle with the complexity of orchestrating content and experiences into relevant omnichannel journeys at scale.
Pioneering brands looking for competitive advantage are rethinking how they plan, create, align, and sequence content into journeys and experiences – to find approaches which align to how marketers want to work, and which enable relevance, speed, and scale. The most compelling of these have re-examined the marketing supply chain to find opportunities to leverage existing work – and the insights to guide its reassembly into new, highly relevant content and experiences.
For example, MasterCard integrates asset management into campaign planning and workspaces – allowing teams to quickly discover, share, and repurpose assets and content in real-time, with the benefit of campaign insights and context. For its 2015 "Hats Off to Tom" Open Championship campaign, Mastercard shared hundreds of assets to regional teams, along with important context and guidance for their proper use – enabling rapid, effective localization and use in the moment.
Assets are the (repurposable) atomic unit of marketing
As they do so, these leading brands are refocusing on the "asset" as the atomic unit of content – and key source of operating leverage. "Assets," they believe, are simply building blocks of content we may want to use again and re-assembling these quickly and intelligently could provide the scale and relevance audiences demand.
But doing so requires insights as to how assets are likely to perform in sequence for a particular audience. And it's these contextual insights which offer to key to relevance.
Reassembling assets into new and relevant content and journeys at speed and scale requires that both assets and insights are available to marketers at their moment of need.
And it's at this point where many efforts to innovate encounter a fierce headwind from an unlikely source: the very tools used to curate and manage assets — and the way they condition us to think.
Constrained by someone else's tools – and thinking
By the time the first digital channels evolved in the 1990s, businesses had been curating other digital assets for years – as files, organized in hierarchical folders, in siloed storage drives.
These spreadsheets, documents and database files stored had only one intended use and, needing no contextualization, a filename and folder could reveal all a user would need to properly discover them. More to the point, the "performance" of such assets is a binary question: is the asset used or not?
As marketing became digital, inertia led marketers to curate digital images, video, copy and media using the same siloed, file-based means and methods – and to evaluate their performance in the same, binary terms.
Yet such approaches aren't actually suited to Marketing. Unlike the "low-variance" disciplines for whom file-based digital storage was first designed (on the left of the spectrum below), Marketing intends its product to vary by audience, channel and purpose:
Put another way: the intent and performance of marketing assets, content and campaigns, is audience-dependent.
For Marketing, the "best" use of an asset, creative or entire campaign requires knowing and acting with the audience's preferences – and how the brand hopes to influence these – in mind. Acting without such insights increases risks of off-brand campaigns and content – potentially affecting customers' experiences and leading to the measurable consequences noted above.
Because traditional file-based systems don't attach and share contextual insight with each asset, marketers can't see the insights they need to use these optimally – or even to avoid risk. More recent Digital Asset Management solutions (or DAMs) do little to solve this problem, having evolved from file-based storage systems themselves.1
Instead, marketers need approaches and tools which allow discovery of both assets and important contextual insights to guide their re-use. These should align to how marketers want to work – and deliver insights at the moment of need.
The creative process should manage assets — not the other way around
Pioneering brands are curating, managing and sharing assets, contextual insight and collaborative activity within or next to creative workflows. General Electric, with over 300,000 employees and hundreds of content creators working across 175 countries, realized its siloed, file-based DAM hindered discovery and effective use of assets. By integrating asset management to content planning and creation workflows, GE overcame these challenges to improve user experience and effectiveness in discovering, reusing and reassembling existing asset into new content and experiences.
In such approaches, the files and folders we're accustomed to seeing become almost invisible – and our thinking evolves as well: we start to understand and evaluate assets and performance within the context of a specific campaign, and its underlying strategic objective.
Doing so overcomes the inhibitors and risks of file-based asset management above, and enables:
- Visibility and Discovery, since assets can be discovered on the basis of how each performs for specific audiences, channels and purposes
- Coordination, as workflow facilitates collaborative efforts to sequence assets into content, experiences and journeys
- Governance, where campaign briefs and marketing operations direct the collaborative activity above to ensure relevancy, compliance and execution
Best of all, this is how Marketers want to work: if we plot specific marketing tasks along a spectrum similar to that above, we see that higher-value marketing tasks are best supported by enabling visibility, collaboration and governance.
The images below depict what Percolate's leading customers expect such a collaborative, workflow-based, contextual approach to assembling and managing "assets" within a creative workflow might look like.
In the first, we see a visual space in which different types of assets can be combined to create new content and experiences.
The second suggests how teams can collaborate to curate and version assets and the content they build – which experience and expertise can be shared with other downstream marketers.
In my next post, I'll share examples of how leading brands are managing assets within their creative workflows — and the improvements in efficiency, speed and relevance they're experiencing.
Then, in the third and final post, I'll explore how the performance of assets and content can be assessed within the context in which they're used – and ways those advanced insights can be used to discover, inform and optimize how assets are reused to create subsequent campaigns. Subscribe to receive the rest of the series straight to your inbox.
1Even as these pain points become more acute, DAM innovation has been incremental, and focused on alleviating symptoms of siloed, file-based storage; e.g., modest improvements in upload and download experiences, versioning of files, etc. Such bandaids ignore the root cause of the inhibitors above.
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May 20, 2019
Hey guys! It's been a while since I've been here, so let's blitz through a quick update.
I've been making this golden milk latte every morning. It's a little bit chai-ish, if you pretend, and I'm banking on the voodoo powers of turmeric. Magical herbs and spices isn't really my thing, but you know, what can you lose? Not related, but I also made these this weekend.
Speaking of magic, Mesick's Mushroom festival was last weekend. It's really just the season of the most random festivals. We went, we ate corndogs, we lost Ryan to the flea market, and Duke cried a million tears over the carousel. It was a blast.
I've been reading! Like, probably more this year than I have in all the last five years combined. I made my New Years resolution to read 12 books this year and I'm 9 in. Part of it is Duke getting bigger and not needing me quite as much, so I can read while he plays, or my old favorite, reading for ten minutes before I fall asleep at night. He'll hang with me, reading his own book, which rocks. We hit the library once a week or so to swap things out, and it just feels so good to have this habit back on the agenda.
I've been on a Tudors Dynasty binge. I started by reading The Boleyn Inheritance, then decided to read some non-fiction to get the real scoop (The Other Tudors: King Henry VIII's Mistresses and Bastards), cruised right on to The Six Wives of Henry VIII, and I've been listening to random podcasts too. One recommended watching The Tudors, which is not cool for watching with kids, but is on Netflix, so whatever. I think I'm going to force myself to snap out of it, once I finish this book, but that's a good two weeks or so away, so don't be surprised if you hear some crappy old English coming out of this mouth. I'm fully immersed.
Speaking of Duke getting bigger, I really feel like we're in the easiest season since having him. He plays independently, understands danger, is 95% potty trained and sleeps through the night. And talks. All of this in the last five-ish months, and candidly, my stress level from not being needed every single second of the day has decreased in such a significant way. Obviously there's new challenges, but I'm just really enjoying where things are at right now.
I've been on an online shopping spree, because I have talked myself into believing I need summer stuff, and because there are only two places to shop in this town and I have shopped them clean. I just grabbed these shoes and I can't wait to wear them.
It's been raining all weekend and it's throwing me back into a slight seasonal depression. Fingers crossed for some sun because CAN you believe it's almost Memorial Day weekend?
Happy Weekending you guys!


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Nice, France Travel Guide
Nice is a crowd jewel of the famous French Riviera, or Côte d'Azur region in the south of France. It is the best major city to begin a vacation in the Provence region, and many millions of people visit this colorful, eclectic city each year! From the pastel colored buildings to the sparkling blue Mediterranean Sea at its doorstep, there's so much charm to Nice, France. (PS, it's pronounced like "niece" in English, not "nice" as in kind!)
Nice, France was a favorite destination for 19th century European elite, though its roots go back to Greek origins! French artist Henri Matisse later moved to Nice and the city operates a must-visit museum commemorating his works and life.
If you're thinking about planning a trip to Nice, then keep reading for my best travel recommendations!
About Nice
Nice is located in the south of France, accepts the Euro as currency, and its inhabitants speak French.
Best Time of Year
The high season for Nice travel is definitely the summer months of June, July, and August. You will see far fewer crowds if you visit outside of these months, but then again, you won't get to experience Nice at its prime!
Getting There
Nice has its own airport (NCE), which operates direct flights from JFK during the summer season. Those flights can be quite expensive though, so your best bet is to fly into Paris (CDG) and take a train or budget flight to Nice from there!
Where to Stay & Eat in Nice
Luxury hotels in Nice: Le Negresco, Hyatt Regency Nice Palais
Boutique/Mid-Range hotels in Nice: Le Meridien
Budget hotels in Nice: Best Western Plus Hôtel Masséna, Hôtel Oasis, Hôtel Ozz by HappyCulture
Restaurant LES GARÇONS – 3 Rue Centrale
Chez Acchiardo – 38 Rue Droite
Les Sens – 37 Rue Pastorelli
Comptoir du Marché – 8 Rue du Marché
La Rossettisserie – 8 Rue Mascoinat
Emilie and the Cool Kids – 9 Rue Alberti
HOBO COFFEE – 5 Bis Rue Sainte-Reparate
What to Do & See in Nice
Promenade des Anglais – The most famous aspect of Nice is its sprawling seaside walkway, the Promenade des Anglais, which translates to "Walkway of the English." It got its name from the wealthy English tourists who traveled there in the 19th century to spend their holidays and walk near the sea.
Colline du Chateau – Also called Castle Hill, the Colline du Chateau is a massive mountain to the east of Nice's old town. You can take the elevator if you must, but I highly recommend hiking up the hill instead. You'll be rewarded with one of the most stunning views over Nice and the Mediterranean Sea ever! This park is the former location of a castle, but unfortunately it was demolished by Louis XIV in 1706. Even so, this adventure was one of my favorite things to do while I was in Nice over the summer!
Nice Beaches – Why not spend the day at one of the best beaches in Nice? From Castel Plage to Ruhl Plage, you can find a lounge chair to rent for the day for between 17 and 25 euros and bask under the sun to your heart's content!
Cours Saleya Market – The south of France is famous for its outdoor markets and the Cours Saleya is the best one to visit in Nice! Come here for fresh fruits and vegetables, beautiful flowers and numerous local Provençal products from the region.
Vielle Ville – The old town of Nice is a dream. From small walkways to cute restaurants and little shops, you're sure to spend hours wandering this little piece of Nice's history. Much of the architecture appears Italian, as Nice was actually part of Italy until 1860! Stop by an ice cream shop (glacier) when its hot out, or enjoy a tasty crêpe when it's cooler.
Place Massena – You should definitely pass through Place Massena during your visit to Nice and admire the stunning colorful architecture and checkered floor tiles of this beautiful open square. Plus, there's a beautiful sculpture of Apollo with a water fountain (Fontaine du Soleil) in the center!
Lascaris Palace – This musical instrument museum has some incredible traditional French interiors that are worth a visit alone! Plus, entry is free to all.
The south of France is one of the best places you can travel to as an art lover. The whole region is teeming with museums and foundations dedicated to the great artists. Luckily, Nice has quite a few museums to visit within the city limits!
MAMAC Nice – 1 Place Yves Klein
Musée Matisse – 164 Avenue des Arènes de Cimiez
Marc Chagall National Museum – Avenue Dr Ménard
Day Trips
You should absolutely try to explore the surrounding region during your visit to Nice! Menton was my favorite day trip from Nice, but you can also explore the larger cities of Avignon and Aix-en-Provence for an unforgettable experience.
What's your favorite part of Nice?


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Beam Energy Dependence of Jet-Quenching Effects in Au+Au Collisions at sNN =7.7, 11.5, 14.5, 19.6, 27, 39, and 62.4 GeV
Deryk Anderson , Xin-Nan Chen , Xin-Nan Chen , J Cheng , Martin Girard , Y. Guo , Hong-Zhong HUANG , Wei-Te Huang , Daniel Kikoła , Adam Kisiel , Leszek Kosarzewski , W. Li , Pengfei Liu , Fengwei Liu , Lin Ma , Mayer J. R. R. , A. M. Mustafa Al Bakri , Bernd Page , Jan Pluta , Katarzyna Poniatowska , Joanna Porter-Sobieraj , J. Schambach , R Sikora , S. Tripathy , Barbara Trzeciak , Cheng-Zhong Xu , J. W. Xu , Wuqiang Q Yang , S. Yang , Hanna Zbroszczyk , Jian Zhang , Jian Zhang , Jian Zhang , J Zhao , X. Zhu
We report measurements of the nuclear modification factor RCP for charged hadrons as well as identified π+(-), K+(-), and p(p) for Au+Au collision energies of sNN=7.7, 11.5, 14.5, 19.6, 27, 39, and 62.4 GeV. We observe a clear high-pT net suppression in central collisions at 62.4 GeV for charged hadrons which evolves smoothly to a large net enhancement at lower energies. This trend is driven by the evolution of the pion spectra but is also very similar for the kaon spectra. While the magnitude of the proton RCP at high pT does depend on the collision energy, neither the proton nor the antiproton RCP at high pT exhibit net suppression at any energy. A study of how the binary collision-scaled high-pT yield evolves with centrality reveals a nonmonotonic shape that is consistent with the idea that jet quenching is increasing faster than the combined phenomena that lead to enhancement.
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|L. Adamczyk, J.R. Adams, J.K. Adkins, G. Agakishiev, M.M. Aggarwal, Z. Ahammed, N.N. Ajita.....
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|Physical Review Letters, ISSN 0031-9007
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|en angielski
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|= 10; = 5; : 2017 = 2.464; : 2018 = 9.227 (2) - 2018=8.313 (5)
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* presented citation count is obtained through Internet information analysis and it is close to the number calculated by the Publish or Perish system.


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There are some days—months even—when owing a small business can feel like taking a tour through the world's scariest haunted house—dark and scary with the unknown lurking around every corner. In a haunted house those unknown horrors can send you screaming and running for cover (that's if you're anything like me in a haunted house). In business those unknowns can send you, well, screaming and running for cover, too! There are a lot of scary unknowns that a small business can face, but none more horrific then getting slapped with a lawsuit. It's understandable that a lawsuit can induce fear. A lawsuit, even a meritless small one, can mean attorney's fees, disruption to your business, a possible money judgment against your business, and a tarnished reputation. But handled correctly, a lawsuit doesn't have to send you screaming and running for cover.
Act Quickly
Ignoring the lawsuit and not responding is the absolute worst thing you can do. The person bringing the suit, the plaintiff, can ultimately obtain a default judgment against you —i.e. the matter will be decided even in your absence.
Not acting quickly is almost as bad as not responding at all. Generally you will have 30 days to response to the complaint. You'll need the full 30 days to investigate the facts of the case, determine your strategy, and if necessary locate counsel to represent you.
Seek Help
In many instances, a small business owner may go the do-it-yourself route for their legal needs. This isn't one of those times to do it yourself, and in fact you probably cannot. Most state laws generally prohibit any business entity other than a sole proprietorship from appearing in court except through an attorney authorized to practice law in that state. If your business is set up as a corporate entity, such as an LLC (as opposed to a sole proprietorship), you will need to retain an attorney to represent the entity.
When it comes to legal counsel, getting hit with a lawsuit is not the optimal time to interview counsel for your small biz (click to tweet). Think about forming a relationship prior to catastrophic events. Check out a prior blog post I wrote about selecting an attorney here.
Also, don't just hire an attorney to handle the lawsuit and wash your hands of the matter. Stay on top of your attorney and make sure you understand the process, the status of the case, and the attorney's strategy.
In a few jurisdictions, business owners are permitted to represent their entities in small claims court. If your business is sued in small clams court, where generally a maximum of $5,000.00 is on line, you may want to handle it yourself if permitted and avoid paying attorney fees if the matter is simple. In that instance you may still want to pay an attorney just to consult on the matter and provide you guidance.
Do Better
Being able to learn from mistakes and quickly adapt is integral to the longevity of any small biz. Think about the gaps you may have that actually led to the lawsuit and fix them. For instance, if it's dispute with a customer over the quality of your work, make sure your agreements and relevant documentation are clear regarding what clients can expect in terms of the finished product.


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Carolina Hurricanes beat the defending Cup champs after four years of futility under the direction of Bill Peters. Now the Flames fail in the first round under Peters, but for the first time he had a successful regular season. Just saying it's something to be aware of.
(Surely you are not suggesting the Flames need a new coach?)
Interesting article on Alberta extremist groups. It's sad to recognize that exists on our fringes to some extent throughout North America and the world. But one of the things that I'd be most interested to see about this is the other federally granted reports on other provinces, or data from within this report, in support of the assertion that Alberta is indeed disproportionately represented in this regard. Or quantifying that in terms of numbers estimated per province without regard to population factor. I'm not sure that singling Alberta out for this scrutiny is entirely appropriate. I suspect other provinces also have a fair share of their own objectionable characters and organizations. Again, this feels a like further federal attempt at denigrating and dividing us.
ALEC McCOLM
(No place for extremists anywhere.)
In 2015, Atlas Shrugged … twice. On April 16, 2019, Alberta stood at the abyss and chose prosperity over economic lunacy. It has been a long four years but we are on the path to recovery. Congratulations to premier-designate Jason Kenney and the UCP for a true Albertan-style campaign and a well earned victory. The other disaster for Alberta was the election of the clueless wonder in Ottawa. May he continue his path of self-destruction and become a one-term PM in October. Canada has suffered enough and it is time to get back to work. I wouldn't want his leadership to make separation of the west a viable solution for the mess he has created.
(Let's get this thing turned around.)
For almost 50 years I have watched PC domination after PC domination of the government of Alberta until recently broken by the NDP. The current recession being blamed on the NDP? What a crock. The PCs have taken credit when the world economy is at an upswing and Alberta pulls along with it. When the opposite occurs and there is a recession, they blame the East, the Trudeaus and now the NDP. Fact of the matter is that PCs have never learned despite running the province almost exclusively for decades, to create an economy to handle a recession. Stop cooing when the economy is hot and crying and blaming others when it is not. Create a recession-proof economy. It can be done and is being done all over the world and should be achievable in this province. Stop the blaming.
(The UCP won. Get over it. And the PCs are ancient history.)
Ahhh, construction season! Great to see the annual Anderson Rd. fiasco is still alive and very healthy. Add to that all the 14 St. and 90 Ave. closures over the holiday weekend and good luck going anywhere in the southwest quadrant. City traffic planning motto: "We're not happy till you're not happy."
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They seem to have done away with the Sponge Bob Square Pants 3D ride and moved the Nintendo pavilion into the space. It kind of sucks because that was the only modern high tech ride at the park that was comparable to a ride at Universal Studios. Of course the 3D scared ET a bit last year and they boys would still be too small to sit on the hydraulic seats.
It was a beautiful day and the park was not that packed (well at least the kiddie rides). Donna's brother Steven came with us and in 3 hours was only able to get on three roller coasters. Yikes.
The one downside to the day is that with Donna in her present condition can't even go on the kid rides so it now takes twice as long to go on them. The upside is that Donna is now the photographer this summer and you'll be seeing photos of me and the boys!
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Thetford Town continue fine start to Norfolk Alliance season
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Thetford Town made it three straight wins in Division One of the Norfolk Alliance to move up to second place in the table, just behind fellow new boys Bradfield.
They made the long trip to the Denes Oval to take on Lowestoft and completed a dominant six wicket win after blowing the hosts away with the ball, dismissing them for just 121.
Liam Conroy stuck the hosts in and from the very start Joe Hills (5-0-20-2) and Lewis Greyson (9-1-29-2) had them in disarray.
New signing Chris White showed his worth with a devastating spell of bowling (10-0-36-4) as Lowestoft were bowled out cheaply.
Thetford again got off to a positive start, with the openers putting on 40 for the first wicket. Liam Conroy fell for 18 but Ryan Conroy (34) and Tristan Caley (16) were cruising along and got their side all the way up to 84.
With Thetford looking to seal a nine wicket win, suddenly the game changed with three wickets falling for two runs. But there was no panic and vice-captain Neil Lockwood (19) and Craig Baulch (17) steered Thetford home in the 27th over.
Thetford's next challenge is an away fixture at Stow on Saturday.
It was an excellent day all-round for the club, with Town A (284-9) beating Hales & Loddon (175) in Division Six.
Another great performance from Thetford saw them take another maximum 25 points from the game.
Hales' skipper called correctly at the toss and put Thetford into bat but a great start from the top three meant Thetford raced to 81-1 off the first 10 overs and pushed on all the way to a massive 284 by the end.
Darren Newey (59), Mick Piggott (77) and man-of-the-match Gavin Siriwardena with 42 not out were the main contributors.
Thetford's bowlers were soon amongst the wickets. Hales' number three, 15-year-old Matthew Buckingham who was dropped a few times but went on to make 73, was the only batsman to note, Thetford wrapped the game up in the 37th over with Ray Smeed (4-31) and Siriwardena (3-20) the pick of the bowlers.
Next for the A side comes Bradfield at the Mundford Road ground on Saturday.
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I took the job. The clincher really was the fact that the commute to the other school, the one with the giant wall drum, is long and I'd have to get the babe up and to some sort of childcare at the butt crack of dawn; an hour of which I am not a fan.
And the babe is WALKING!! video to come
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Congrats on the job!! :+)
- April 22, 2008 at 12:04 PM
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Friday marked the unveiling of Laura BenAmots' Battle Portraits: Wounded Lions Wounded Lambs project. Years in the making, BenAmots' paintings and drawings (some to a dramatic scale), were all displayed together for the first time at the Business of Art Center. This night was also the arrival of a catalog on the project, published by the BAC to begin what it hopes will be an ongoing venture.
The story behind the paintings is incredible, but the works on their own are stunning. The Hagnauer Gallery holds some of the largest pieces, painted on unstretched canvases. A series of three faces shrouded in glimmery dashes of sienna, purple and teal make up "Cliff Ghost I, II, III." BenAmots achieved a shimmering effect by incorporating slashes of bright white paint within the colors, which is quite intriguing.
"Shared Crown" hangs in the same space, and it's a monolith. Based on the story of a Vietnam veteran BenAmots interviewed, "Crown" portrays deep psychological turmoil roiling beneath the twisted face of the sitter. Staring straight at the viewer — one eye in remarkable, penetrating detail, the other obscured in shadow — the man shows palpable and deeply affecting pain. His head may be swathed in cloth, with streams of blood trickling over his brow, but his jaw is set.
Other works throughout the front space of the BAC (also devoted to the show) reveal BenAmots' softer side. Faces here receive layers upon layers of soft grayish paints, recalling a spectral state of deep emotional contemplation. Drawings from the early days of the project are similarly sensitive, employing gentle peach pastels tangling with jagged pencil lines — sketches of the frustrations and anguish BenAmots found in her subjects.
Try not to miss this exhibit, really. It's excellent, and it's up through Feb. 23. After that, it will travel to CSU-Pueblo's Fine Art Gallery and then Colorado College's I.D.E.A. Space, according to BenAmots. According the Battle Portraits website, it's also slated for display at the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center in January 2013.
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Last night I was at dinner with my very-soon-to-be-husband and my sister-in-law. It was a nice dinner. We sat outside, so there was some great people watching, there was great food, but the best part happened after dinner. Sister-in-law and I decided to split the bill. I paid with my business credit card. When the waiter returned with the two charge slips, he said "Thank you Ms Sister-in-law and Thank you Ms Carrot!" Yes he called me Ms Carrot. My card says my MediaCarrot and right below it is my full name. He must have thought my parents were hippies...I love it!
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- Neal, Melissa, Ella, Aubrey and Ainsley said...
You could always convince Mario that you should become Mr. and Mrs. Carrot on Sunday ;)
- Thursday, August 28, 2008
- Fifty K said...
That's funny!!!
- Friday, October 17, 2008
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