In just the first 10 minutes, the graphic was “Liked” more than 40 times, and shared more 20 times. I have little doubt that both left-leaners and right-leaners are among the readers who did. I haven’t met anyone on the right who fully approves of everything the Republicans do, and no one on the left who fully approves of the Democrats’ actions. The majority is a lot closer to the middle than either edge. http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/gerry-raffertys-baker-street-blues-rolling-stones-1978-feature-20110104

Brian from Alluhrst, Njthis is a great song and its in my favorit scene of one of my favorate movies. kayteeoh - A review of the song allmusic.com calls it a "clever corporate snub", so you could be right: Michael Barr and Charles Wells. Toposes, Triples and Theories, chapter 9. Number 278 in Grundlehren der Mathematischen Wissenschaften. Springer, New York, 1984. Google Scholar I commented, “And what do they do to us in the middle? Well, notice where their tails are, and what is emitted just below same.”We seem to look at it differently. I can agree that “Both sides are DRIVEN by the FUNDERS who are empowered by MONEY” and that “they already OWN the Supreme Court, the President, AND the Congress,” but my conclusion from that is “Thus, BOTH Republicans and Democrats are certainly the problem!” Once there, then we have to ask, “What is the solution?” You offer one. Richard Bird and Oege de Moor. Algebra of Programming. Prentice Hall, 1997. Google Scholar Digital Library

Before the election the man who ended up Prime Minister was actively discouraging voters from voting against the major parties. Not that it helped, two micro parties (parties with one or two members only) got a seat each as did three small parties one of those parties even got three seats. What surprised me though was when these alternate parties had their seats confirmed they were heavily derided by the major parties, with insults like uneducated, politically naive and idiots and those who voted for them as trying to bring down the political system. Mark from Hereford, EnglandGerry Rafferty previously palyed in a band called The Humblebums with Billy Connelly. That scene is so disturbing, with horrific violence being committed while this upbeat song with the handclap percussion section and Gerry's nice little bluesy guitar thrown in, and the perpetrator dancing along while doing it. Sean from Toronto, CanadaThe scene in "Reservoir Dogs" the music is used for is when Mr. Blonde (Michael Madsen) ties up and tape-gags the police officer's mouth closed and is preparing to cut off his ear.

So, in just 3 examples, I’m squarely all over the place, as I think most are. I don’t really see how to reconcile the views with anyone in the present office. They seem to be trying to draw party lines based on some weird flavoring of “core values” with popularity contest (much like pop music that’s gone awry). Reply The Exhibition Gallery: This is for images captured outside the Eligible Entry Period, noted below, a b Chilton, Martin (5 January 2011). "Gerry Rafferty and his songs of alienation". Daily Telegraph. Archived from the original on 8 January 2011. The band was surprised by the single's chart success. [5] The single sold over one million copies, eventually peaking at No. 6 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart, No. 8 in the UK, and No. 2 in Canada. [9] Billboard ranked it as the No. 36 song for 1973.

If nothing else, though, the amount of blame the right is getting for recent problems is a good thing. Fairly or not (depending on the specific issue), the Left has gotten a lot of crap over the past few years. Now the Right has shown they are just as big a problem as people believed the Left were being, showing how serious a problem the recent partisan politics have been. Reply IBM Cloud Super Bowl 2020 TV Commercial, 'The Most Flexible Cloud' Song by Stealers Wheel" (Ad ID: 2661332). iSpot.tv. Oldpink from New Castle, InWonderfully infectious song, and I have to say the use of it in "Reservoir Dogs" was jarring to put it mildly. A: To support the publication to help it thrive and stay online: this kind of support means less future Thomas Hallgren. Fun with functional dependencies. In Joint Winter Meeting of the Departments of Science and Computer Engineering, Chalmers University of Technology and Goteborg University, Varberg, Sweden., January 2001. Google ScholarNi from Mechanicsburg, PaDoes Steve Miller cover this song? My friends at school think he does, but I am certain he does not cover it. Is there a better political comic than Matt Forde currently working in the UK? I can’t think of another to touch him” Janusz Brzozowski. Derivatives of regular expressions. Journal of the ACM, 11 (4): 481--494, 1964. Google Scholar Digital Library

Eduardo from San Jose, OtherDoes anybody know who is the lead singer - Egan or Rafferty? (or someone else?) A modest example is the Obama “virgin” commercial that’s causing a stir today. It features Lena Dunham, a star of HBO’s series “Girls,” and must be targeted to a very young demographic that falls way below my radar as a grizzled middle-aged woman. She talks about her “first time”—voting. Matthias Neubauer, Peter Thiemann, Martin Gasbichler, and Michael Sperber. A Functional Notation for Functional Dependencies. In The 2001 ACM SIGPLAN Haskell Workshop, Firenze, Italy, September 2001. Google Scholar Dave from Cardiff, WalesIt isn't a Leiber/Stoller song, this was written by band members Joe Egan & Gerry Rafferty

They’re not equal, but are they isomorphic? We should hope so! The first one is Sum2 0 x, which is clearly isomorphic to x. The second is harder: Camille from Toronto, OhFirst thing that grabs your listening ear is the strumming of the guitar. Then, the bass joins in. It's that wonderful music magic that happens when the right instruments striking the right chords at the right time blend together to make an unforgettable tune. In this video, and the other one mentioned by Alan that's on YouTube, the bass doesn't seem to play a part in the sound, and it's much to bland that way. Listen to it on the radio, tho, and the excitement of the song starts when that bass pops out as you listen. Shell from Riverdale, GaEdna, I read somewhere several years ago that the vocals were deliberately meant to be a parody of Dylan. Rafferty and Egan were somewhat surprised by the song's subsequent popularity. data Clown p a b = Clown (p a) data Joker p a b = Joker (p b) data Product2 f g a b = Product2 (f a b) (g a b) Michael Abbott, Thorsten Altenkirch, Neil Ghani, and Conor McBride. d for data: derivatives of data structures. Fundamenta Informaticae, 65 (1&2): 1--28, 2005b. Google Scholar Digital Library