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@nasa @nasa-jpl @blackgirlscode @normani I forked the Linux Kernel for M_R_O Jamie, we can build from this if we are to remain heterogeneuos /ˌhedərəˈjēnēəs/ @whitehouse

BASH Index of /pub/fedora/linux/releases <iframe style="border-radius:0px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/track/0z67oSdgxP2bjzv7ZBpO3x?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="80" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe> <h2>Mary J Blige :: Growing Pains</h2> See, today I’m havin’ one of them days where

I just don’t wanna be bothered

But it seems like you can’t understand that

Because it’s your way or no way

But check this out, it’s my way today

And I’m really, really sick and tired

Of you steppin’ into my little box

When I just don’t wanna be bothered, okay?

So check this out

I’ve had my way

And I’ve had my share of ups and down

I’ve been in trouble

And I couldn’t tell my ups from downs

I’ve been your baby

And I don’t know why it don’t seem like that no more

Welcome to this new definition of love

It ain’t all roses

Hey, flowers and posin’

Hey, said it ain’t all candy

Hey, this love stuff is demanding

Hey, said it ain’t all roses

Hey, flowers and posin’

Hey, said it ain’t all candy

Hey, this love stuff is demanding

Hey, sometimes I need a hug

See, you, you just, you just wanna

Really, really, really push all my buttons

‘Cause you Mr. Right and I’m Mrs. Wrong

But right now today I feel like I’m-

I’m the one gon’ sing this song

I’ma be Mrs. Right today

It’s my way or the highway

But with you, there’s just no gettin’ around that

I got to be bumpin’ heads with you

What’s up with that?

Listen, see

I love my man

And I know my place, I know my worth

And I just can’t stand

To see myself as I hurt

It’s been a long time

And I think that I can get a little more love from you

I know some of y’all go through it to ‘cause

It ain’t all roses

Hey, flowers and posin’

Hey, said it ain’t all candy

Hey, this love stuff is demanding

Hey, said it ain’t all roses

Hey, flowers and posin’

Hey, said it ain’t all candy

Hey, this love stuff is demanding

Sometimes I need a hug

Sometimes I just wish you just put your arms around me

When I’m feelin’ so, so, so very needy

But instead you just turn your back

And say, “Suck it up!”

Oh, you don’t know how I’m feelin’ right now

If you knew how I feel on the inside

You wouldn’t say suck it up

Now what the… ‘cause

It ain’t all roses

Hey, flowers and posin’

Hey, said it ain’t all candy

Hey, this love stuff is demanding

Hey, said it ain’t all roses (Ain’t all roses)

Hey, flowers and posin’ (Flowers and posin’)

Hey, said it ain’t all candy

Hey, this love stuff is demanding

Sometimes I need a hug

It ain’t all roses, you know?

Everybody ask me how good it is

It’s great, love is great

But when you just a mess yourself

It ain’t gon’ be all roses

‘Cause you just want your time

You wanna be selfish

You know, you don’t want nobody messin’ with you

You just wanna rip somebody’s head off

When they step to you with some

“Oh you need some help boy, you need it to figure it out”

You figure it out!

You figure it out!

You go figure it out!

You suck it up!

Hahaha


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Mary J. Blige

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Qongqothwane is a traditional song of the Xhosa people of South Africa.

It is sung at weddings to bring good fortune. In the western world it is mainly known as The Click Song, a nickname given to the song by European colonials who could not pronounce its Xhosa title, which has many click consonants in it. The Xhosa title literally means "knock-knock beetle", which is a popular name for various species of darkling beetles that make a distinctive knocking sound by tapping their abdomens on the ground. These beetles are believed by the Xhosa to bring good luck and rain. The song is known world-wide thanks to the interpretation of South African singer Miriam Makeba (herself a Xhosa). In her discography the song appears in several versions, both with the title Qongqothwane and as The Click Song. More information on the song can be found in Makeba's book The World of African Song (Chicago: Quadrangle Books, 1971), including the following translation: "The doctor of the road is the beetle / He climbed past this way / They say it is the beetle / Oh! It is the beetle."

You Gotta Believe · Mary J. Blige

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“Not a Bed of Roses” – Burt Glinn’s Photos of the Cuban Revolution

On New Year’s Eve 1958, young Magnum photographer Burt Glinn was celebrating at a black tie party in New York. All the talk that evening was of corrupt Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista, rumoured to be ready to flee for his life from Havana and said to have already backed his army trucks up to the treasury. Glinn borrowed $400 from Magnum president Cornell Capa, grabbed his camera gear, raced to La Guardia just in time to make the last flight to Miami. He arrived just after dawn in Havana, Batista had fled, Fidel was still hundreds of miles away, nobody knew where, Che Guevara was on his way to Havana and nobody seemed to be in charge. As Glinn said “you just can’t hail a taxi and ask the cabbie to take you to the revolution”.

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Centering: Auto-width Margins

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There is a simple workaround. (A pause while you fight back the nausea induced by that word.) Ready? IE5/Win incorrectly applies the CSS "text-align" attribute to block-level elements. Declaring "text-align:center" for the containing block-level element (often the BODY element) horizontally centers the box in IE5/Win. There is a side effect of this workaround: the CSS "text-align" attribute is inherited, centering inline content. It is often necessary to explicitly set the "text-align" attribute for the centered box, counteracting the effects of the IE5/Win workaround. The relevant CSS follows.

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Centering: Auto-width Margins

This box is horizontally centered by setting its right and left margin widths to "auto". This is the preferred way to accomplish horizontal centering with CSS, and works very well in most browsers with CSS2 support. Unfortunately, IE5/Win does not respond to this method - a shortcoming of that browser, not the technique.

There is a simple workaround. (A pause while you fight back the nausea induced by that word.) Ready? IE5/Win incorrectly applies the CSS "text-align" attribute to block-level elements. Declaring "text-align:center" for the containing block-level element (often the BODY element) horizontally centers the box in IE5/Win. There is a side effect of this workaround: the CSS "text-align" attribute is inherited, centering inline content. It is often necessary to explicitly set the "text-align" attribute for the centered box, counteracting the effects of the IE5/Win workaround. The relevant CSS follows.

  body {
      margin:50px 0px; padding:0px;
      text-align:center;
      }
      
  #Content {
      width:500px;
      margin:0px auto;
      text-align:left;
      padding:15px;
      border:1px dashed #333;
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This box is horizontally centered by setting its right and left margin widths to "auto". This is the preferred way to accomplish horizontal centering with CSS, and works very well in most browsers with CSS2 support. Unfortunately, IE5/Win does not respond to this method - a shortcoming of that browser, not the technique.

There is a simple workaround. (A pause while you fight back the nausea induced by that word.) Ready? IE5/Win incorrectly applies the CSS "text-align" attribute to block-level elements. Declaring "text-align:center" for the containing block-level element (often the BODY element) horizontally centers the box in IE5/Win. There is a side effect of this workaround: the CSS "text-align" attribute is inherited, centering inline content. It is often necessary to explicitly set the "text-align" attribute for the centered box, counteracting the effects of the IE5/Win workaround. The relevant CSS follows.

  body {
      margin:50px 0px; padding:0px;
      text-align:center;
      }
      
  #Content {
      width:500px;
      margin:0px auto;
      text-align:left;
      padding:15px;
      border:1px dashed #333;
      background-color:#eee;
      }
  
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