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An anime DVD boxed set.
In my apparent anime ignorance, I was quite unaware of the fact that there was an unofficial genre devoted entirely to the idea of sexual tension through use of panty shots and an endless succession of near-nude scenes. Enter Ikki Tousen from Funimation, my first foray into this category of animation (yes, I hear Shuffle is the undisputed top dog of the group).
Coming in at a total runtime of 325 minutes, Ikki Tousen consists of 13 episodes stretched out across two discs (which Funimation packages in a standard sized DVD case). The show wears a very appropriate TV MA (17+) rating due to its language, onscreen violence and aforementioned underwear obsession.
Language options are typical dub and sub goodness: English and original Japanese dialog tracks (stereo) and English subtitles should the mood strike.
If one were to judge this program entirely on advertising promos and trailer clips, it would appear a mindless hormone-induced romp with more panties on display than the latest Victoria Secret catalog and enough jiggling breasts to cause a rush on the nation's supply of Jello.
Fortunately the reality is that this simply isn't the case. In fact the story presented, though a bit zany at times, does serve as more than just a catalyst to string together the various upskirt camera angles and endless slap-fests. The core of the story is actually a pretty clever rivalry among Asian area high schools whereby any individual in possession of a "sacred bead" (a little jewel that is in fact the essence of an ancient warrior), may at any time engage in combat with other such "Fighters". I apologize for the abundance of quotations; these are their words, not mine. What it all boils down to is brawl after brawl involving both sexes, occasional weapons, and very, very short skirts.
I don't pretend to be a member of the fashion police but considering that the female combatants involved show a particular love for throwing high kicks, maybe shorts under the skirt or better yet a pair of bloomers would be the way to go? But then I suppose sales of this collection based entirely upon the raging hormones of teenagers around the globe would immediately suffer so disregard that idea.
Without giving too much away (as is my custom in these reviews), let's just say that the whole "spirits of warriors past" plays a far more pivotal role to the juvenile brawls as the story progresses. In a true display of poetic irony, the lead character, a ditsy yet perfectly sculpted teenage girl named Hakufu, is actually battling for control of her body with a force that is pretty much an ancient badass incarnate. When she loses her grip on this struggle (usually during, you guessed it- a fight), her attacks become particularly savage and all memory of the events is lost on her once she's back in the proverbial driver's seat. Unfortunately all of this internal struggling seems to have wrecked havoc on her ability to think clearly (although her grades don't seem to suffer too badly come to think of it).
The show balances her home life, where she stays with her male classmate and cousin (another Fighter I should add) and the altercations that follow them in the school yard, on the streets, in dark alleys, and just about anywhere else they go.
The art is pretty darn spectacular with a very "Moe" style to it both in terms of the character models and background detail. It is fairly reminiscent of the type of texturing and wide-glassy eyed innocence of shows like Air and Kanon. In fact, come to think it, the story is actually pretty similarly structured to said entries. If not for the abundance of action sequences and tight underpants, this could pretty easily be passed off as Moe drama. As it stands, however, rather than tugging at one's heartstrings, Ikki Tousen prefers to tug at the strings of fabric that modern society classifies as the line between being clothed and indecent exposure.
The show's pacing is pretty consistent if even a bit formulaic in its presentation. Very little time is spent worrying the viewer about back-story or deep character relationships. Instead the focus here is on the fighting with just enough details presented at a time to fill in the obvious blanks. Take comfort in knowing that there is a grander tale being slowly developed amidst the seemingly random events occurring throughout the show (especially early on).
In all this is but another series that Funimation is reintroducing to the masses that would likely have faded into oblivion along with the Geneon brand (that released it originally). The action and sexual tension will be enough to keep short-attention spanned teens enthralled while the semi unique story line assures the interest of those not obsessed with the curves of the female form in their animation needs. In closing Ikki Tousen displays some pretty decent action and presents a very strong case for the fact that it's a good thing triple bean burritos aren't very popular in Japan.
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i tend to get quite emotional about these real life people that gave their lives for the struggle that still persists today. George Jackson, Huey P., Little bobby, Fred hanmpton, malcolm little, martin luther… they killed them because they wanted better for us…. when are we going to start honoring that?
"Who taught you to hate the color of your skin?
Who taught you to hate the texture of your hair?
Who taught you to hate the shape of your nose and the shape of your lips?
Who taught you to hate yourself from the top of your head to the soles of your feet?
Who taught you to hate your own kind?
Who taught you to hate the race that you belong to so much so that you don't want to be around each other?"
- Malcolm X, 1962
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I'm not saying I'm going to rule the world or I'm going change the world, but I guarantee that I will spark the brain that will change the world. That's our job, to spark somebody else watching us. We might not be the ones, but let's not be selfish and because we're not going to change the world let's not talk about how we should change it. I don't know how to change it, but I know if I keep talking about how dirty it is out here, somebody's gon' clean it up.
Tupac Shakur.
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Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.
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Working on courage (self explanation)
The point of a blog is to blog… well that was my initial thoughts anyway, but sharing my self expression… my own words, thoughts, and feelings is one of the scariest things i can think of. I'm a guarded person, i can share facts, i can even share things that i feel the world needs to know, but it is VERY hard for me to share my own story. I am made in a different way i suppose. I want to shine light for everyone else to see, all while never letting it touch me…. which sounds as cheesy in my head as it does on paper…. but i digress, I don't want to be the center of attention when it comes to this. I want this to be about you, we, us, and them… but never ever me. I want to make things as plain and honest as possible… so that the truth can be spread. I want us to know our worth, to think critically, to shake the indoctrination of our nation, and to right the wrongs of our ever building current and past. I want people to give a fuck. i NEED the world to change. I suppose… that…. in the grand scheme of things there are bigger issues, i suppose that i cant save the world by myself, and thats fine… because i fully expect both your help and the need to expand what i am doing and perhaps even focus on something that i have missed….
Jesus Mary and Joseph i shouldn't write early…. i know this post jumped all over the place.
ironically in explaining this, i have somehow made it about me. fuck.
Everyone else i'm following are getting questions, and yet i am not…. color me frustrated I WANT TO ANSWER QUESTIONS.
'Radical' is a label that is always applied to people who are endeavoring to get freedom.
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When you're older you'll see, I think, that we all commit our crimes. The thing is not to lie about them — to try to understand what you have done, why you have done it. That way, you can begin to forgive yourself. That's very important. If you don't forgive yourself you'll never be able to forgive anybody else and you'll go on committing the same crimes forever.
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Teenagers should be taught to be revolutionaries and put all energy into something useful. Great to see things like Power Shift and these new protests happening. :)
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It's the morning work out. Something some of us dread. But for 18-year-old Michael Walch being active is his passion.
"He's a sports nut," said Lisa Walch, Michael's mom.
So, it won't surprise you when you hear one of Michael's goals in life.
"Would probably be being a gym teacher," said Michael Walch, Project LIVE student.
It's a goal Michael is working to achieve through Project LIVE, or Lifelong Independence and Vocational Education.
The program, which just started this year in the Holmen School District, is designed to help special education students, between 18 and 21 years of age, transition into the real world.
"The last couple years of high school, when you have a child with disabilities, you're thinking... okay, we're starting to look to his future. What's he going to be able to do," said Lisa.
Michael has some mild cognitive disabilities, and has been diagnosed with a degenerative, neurological disease called Friedreich's Ataxia.
"What it does is it wears away the nerve tissue around the spine, and so he'd gradually lose the use of his legs which he has," said Lisa. "He can stand for a little bit now and then. It affects other things physically as well."
But Michael pushes on and isn't letting his diagnosis stop him from achieving his life-long goals. And the LIVE program is by his side supporting him every step of the way.
"In the transition, recreation and leisure is critical," said Nicholas Slusser, Project LIVE program director. "So, when he comes out there they get to do their customized workouts and they get to go swimming and especially with Michael... with his disability. It's great to have him in the water with the other boys because he's able to use his legs where as otherwise he's in his wheelchair all day long."
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Kuih Dadar (Kuih Tayap)June 28th, 2012Dessert, Nyonya Kuih40 Comments
If you watched my episode of House Hunters International: Family Reunion in Penang and wondered about the green thing I was making in the show, it's Kuih Dadar. Read on…
Nyonya kuih—or Nyonya sweet cakes—is a big part of Nyonya cuisine. In fact, Nyonya kuih is iconic, so much so that it outshines savory dishes. Ask anyone around and it's likely that they have had some sort of Nyonya kuih, but may not have sampled other Nyonya dishes. Many Nyonya kuih are simply adaptations of Malay kuih-muih, or Malay version of sweet cakes and desserts.
Kuih dadar or kuih tayap is a rolled crepe flavored with pandan juice and filled with grated coconut steeped in gula melaka or Malaysian palm sugar. Pandan leaf is the core ingredient of kuih dadar/kuih tayap. The green exterior of kuih dadar is made of batter colored with natural pandan juice extracted from pandan leaves. Nowadays, many kuih vendors use artificial coloring for convenience purposes, but the end product usually lacks the tempting sweet fragrance of pandan leaves. Also, the coloring appear somewhat bright or fluorescent green, a sure-fire tell tale sign of artificial coloring…
This kuih dadar/kuih tayap recipe is adapted from Nyonya Flavours: A Complete Guide to Penang Straits Chinese Cuisine. Making Nyonya kuih is no simple affair but I find kuih dadar to be rather painless to make and the end result is beautiful and gratifying, especially if you have a sweet tooth.
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I had Nyonya kuih in the past (except i didn't know how they were called) and i always wondered how they were made. I love these! You think you could put a few in your purse and bring to NY next week? Come on Bee. ;)1
Hi RM, may I know where you get grated coconut and pandan leaves in the US? I cannot find them… :( THANK YOU!!!2
I love kuih dadar. We've got the same version in Indonesia and it's called kue dadar there, as far as I know. Malaysia and Indonesia seem to have got very similar culinary variety.3
My grandmothers used to grow this in our backyard (back when I was growing up in Indonesia). Every time I get a whiff of this scent, it takes me right back to her and our time together. Great posting!4
i love your site.Carry on to write tasty asian food.
im from indo,also have tasty recipes 2 share oneday…5
thanks for doing this`blog. I am chinese malaysian live permanently in Australia. I am not a`good cook but when my friend told`me this`blog. I looked at it and thank god now I can cook homecook Malaysian food at home for my husband and my son. very happy ..6
Nyonya cuisine is very similar to Indonesian cuisine. Anyway, to the best of my knowledge, the natural green colour that we use for colouring is daun suji. Daun pandan is usually only for fragrant but not the best one for colouring.
So, we combine both leaves, suji and pandan together.7
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This is amazing i used a lot of this great imfo for my homework. On the country im from. My fav nyonya kuih is kuih tayap.8
I'm in Germany and I don't get fresh coconut it …. would desiccated coconut work as well? Is there much of a different in taste??9
Okay so I am in the middle of trying to follow this recipe using a metric-to-english converter, and the batter is not coming out right. I made the pandan juice and added it, but the batter is nowhere near as green as the picture. I used 1/2 cup flour, 1 cup coconut milk, and 3 Tablespoons of pandan juice. The batter is coming out just kind of whitish yellow like pancake batter with a slight hint of green. It's like the pandan juice wasn't strong enough to turn it all green! What am I doing wrong?
Also I used dried coconut for the filling and it tastes just fine to me. And palm sugar is a pain to work with!10
I haven't had this since I lived in Malaysia in 1986 with a Malay family – oh, how I've missed it! Definitely a recipe I'll try soon. Thanks so much….11
Please, could you tell me how many kuih dadar does this recipe make? Do reply soon! :)12
This is my favorite kuih. But I can't find pandan leaves in China. What can I use for substitute?
Appreciate your early reply13
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Thank you, I just tried this recipe. The taste was wonderful, I just had a little problem with the crepe, I think I made it too small and the the crepe kept tearing when I was wrapping. Can anyone please share if they had the same experience.14
Is the pandanus that grows in Australia the same or similar enough to the Malaysian to use?15
so where am I going to find these ingredients? you should add some things that can replace them because I don't even know what pandan is…16
Thank you for the recipe! I made these them today and they turn out edible though not as perfect as yours or those I ate before.
Some questions I have, I did not know how much was 1/2 coconut grated as in grams or cups. I misread it as 1/2 cup of grated coconut and realized it was too little halfway cooking the filling. Good thing I had extra grated coconut and added more. Also, I used thick coconut milk as it was not specified whether to use thick or thin coconut milk.
Critical part is when making the crepe, it was very flimsy to handle as in when i transfer to the cutting board it tears very easily. It was also very oily although I used a non stick pan. The ones bought from store were not as oily, is it normal to be oily?
Lastly, may I know how to achieve the texture of your crepe in the picture? Mine was very smooth and didn't have the texture like yours and those sold outside.
Sorry for the many questions.17
very nice and tasty one18
great post! really love your site! lots of recipes and information. Im a fan of nyonya and malay kuihs. i thought your recipes are great. keep coming.19
Keep up the good work before they are forgotten. Brings back great memories of grandma/nyona days.
hi bee!
am just making these today and realized one recipe is not enough! too bad i only had one egg at home. thanks for sharing the recipe!21
Made these today. Followed recipe but didn't need to oil my pan. Turned out great and yummy! Thank you for sharing the recipe.22
I love this too, made them a few times already, so delicious and yes quite easy once the first piece of wrap is done!23
Hi! This is so amazing! I am actually watching House Hunters International (I LOVE that show!) and I just saw the scene where you're in the wet market and learned how to make the dadar pancakes. I remember eating these when I was a kid, and decided to look up the recipe.. and I stumbled upon your blog! What luck?!? How is the new house working out for you guys? I can't wait to make some of the recipes on your blog for my mom and surprise her! Keep up the great work!24
hi Bee, my goodness, it's been so long since i had kuih dadar. once i was so hooked on it that i ate it for breakfast at work for 2 weeks straight. this is a nice reminder!25
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Hi Bee,
I am a malaysian student studying in Australia. I terribly miss kuih dadar and would like to be able to make it in my kitchen. Am I able to substitute the grated coconut with dessicated coconut as grated coconut is quite expensive here:( Would dessicated coconut produce the same result as the grated coconut? Thank you!27
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COOPERSTOWN, NY – The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum will honor the 10th anniversary of the events of September 11, 2001, with a blood drive, sponsored by the American Red Cross, as well as special artifact presentations commemorating the anniversary.
Blood donors will receive free admission to the Museum on Sunday, Sept. 11, as the Museum will be open from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. – with the blood drive, held in conjunction with Bassett Healthcare, taking place from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Volunteer donors who have not made blood donations within the last 56 days of Sept. 11 are eligible to give blood.
The Museum's Special September 11th Artifact Spotlight will feature artifacts related to baseball's response to the tragic events of that 2001 day. The special presentation will take place at 11:30 a.m. and will feature Curt Schilling's Diamondbacks cap from the 2001 season, featuring an American flag added when baseball resumed play, along with Schilling's personal tributes to the USA, New York City firemen and policemen who lost their lives in the attacks. Additionally, visitors will learn more about a souvenir baseball found by NYC firemen in the rubble of the World Trade Center. The program is free with Museum admission.
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"Very Entertaining"
I have to admit that when I began listening, I wanted to stop about fifteen minutes into the book. At first, the character of Alexia was really irritating. Also, I had a difficult time understanding the nature of her "soulless" condition. And most difficult of all was the constant changing and switching of the points of view. This made it difficult to know what's going on and whose head we're in---whether it be one of the characters or the omniscient narrator. The listening became increasingly frustrating.
But thank goodness I didn't stop! I ended up getting used to the switching POVs and grew to love the Alexia character and the wonderful singular British humor that runs throughout this book.
And I loved the ending! (No spoiler alert!) But now, like the other reviewers, I want more!
"One of the Best King Books Ever!"
I was enthralled throughout the entire, long, long book. I absolutely did not want this wonderful story to end. Hey! Maybe I could go back in time and listen to it again! Naahh.
I even loved the epilogue by Mr. King himself. I was fascinated by all the research he did.
I'm afraid I did not totally love Craig Wasson's narration. He was skilled in Boston accents and some Texas accents, but for me, his voice had an older person's sound that didn't fit with many of the characters, especially the main character and the women. I know that might seem like nitpicking, but listening to a book is so different than reading it. The narrator interprets the emotion and meaning of the words. For this audio book, at times I found myself trying to put aside Mr. Wasson's voice and listen to the words as if I were reading.
Nevertheless, marvelous story, equally marvelous writing from a masterful author.
"Good Sequel"
Because of all the five star glowing reviews, I doubt that my not-so-glowing review will make a difference. But I have mixed feelings about this two book series.
On one hand, I enjoyed the cautionary tale of our society completely breaking down as a handful of people try to control the world. On the other hand, I needed to care about characters, who they are and what they feel. I got very little of a character study as much as I got a computer/internet lesson. And for the most part, except for a hastily thrown-in, not-quite romance, all the characters were defined by their computer/internet actions.
And maybe it was just me, but I got very confused as to who was doing what to whom, and who were the good guys and who were the bad guys. I kept trying to figure out the Dark Net or the Daemon people or what.
I did enjoy the Stephen King/Michael Crichton flavor, as well as the cinematic quality like the razorback rider-less motorcycles.
But the ending felt rushed and left some unresolved characters. Maybe another sequel.
"Heavy on the Techno, Light on the Reality"
As far as I could tell from the reviews, I am one of a mere handful of women who have listened to this book. I am not a gamer, but I do understand technology so I was able to follow most of the techno-speak. But, I'm sorry, that does not make a good novel. It mostly served to bog down the story and helped to create cardboard characters.
Anyway, about a third way through, I was ready to stop listening because of the dull, repetitive techno babble. Then finally the story heated up and moved along swiftly, albeit still immersed in techno babble. And gore. Lots of head and guts exploding. Lots of fun. Not.
My favorite parts were when the disembodied female voice spoke as those scenes were truly chilling without all the blood, guts and head explosions.
Without giving away anything, the end (or rather the cliffhanger calling out for a sequel ending), descended into a mess of chaotic suspension of disbelief.
But, what can I say? I'm ready to listen to the sequel.
This installment was a surprise. The plot takes you were you may not have expected. Lots of drama, lots of angst and again, well-written and very involving even for a non-teenager as myself.
I may have to read the next book in the series because as of now, it is not available on Audible. But I will definitely hear Amanda Ronconi's voice as Kaylee.
"A guilty pleasure!"
I am thoroughly enjoying this series that is in the same genre as Buffy The Vampire Slayer. This may not have as many levels or depth as Buffy does, but it is very well written and the main character, Kaylee, is smart, funny and engaging.
The continuing plot has really held my interest as well as the trials and tribulations of the kids in high school.
Amanda Ronconi is a very skilled narrator. Definitely a guilty pleasure and a fun listen.
"Really Good Backstory"
At first, I wasn't going to listen to this installment because I thought it might not matter what the story was about Nash's brother. But I am glad I did listen. I found myself wishing there was more story and I thoroughly enjoyed this very short story, hardly a novella. Good narrator, too.
I love this series.
"A total guilty pleasure!"
I am far, far from being a teen, but I really enjoyed this first book of the series. Rachel Vincent is an excellent writer and the main character, as well as all the others, are nicely realized.
One of my favorite genres is urban fantasy (I think that's the term for paranormal in a realistic setting), and this book accomplishes that very well. So well that I got involved in the lives of teenagers in high school, something that I could relate to like Buffy, the vampire killer.
Amanda Ronconi does a superior job bringing the characters to life.
I am on to the next one in the series.
"Ordinary and Dull"
I have enjoyed many of Jodi Picoult's works, but this one I found to be really tedious and unimaginative.
Sort-of Spoiler Alert: the girl wanting to kill herself didn't ring true at all. Her motivation remained vague at best and her character development remained sketchy. The teenagers' relationship grew pretty tiresome and their parents' relationships were uninvolving.
I was really put off by the vocal quality of George Guidall, who sounded way too old for any of the characters and was sorely miscast.
I was tempted to stop listening, but once I was halfway through, I decided to continue. A waste of time.
Oh, and to end this review on the one good note: I enjoyed the use of the lawyer and his assistant from some of the other novels. The only two characters I cared about.
"Just Okay"
Not the most impressive of murder thrillers, nor the least, but a reasonably solid story. I am not damning with faint praise, but rather I was disappointed at the lack of tension and the almost easy wrap up of the ending.
I liked the main character's situation with the heart transplant and how he had to deal with his health throughout the story. But overall, really not too exciting.
Sort of SPOILER ALERT: I was very surprised at the ending because the film of the same name with Clint Eastwood featured a totally different ending with a totally different villain. Curious.
"Love this series!"
First of all, Lorelei King IS Charley! She is absolutely the perfect narrator for this character. Second of all, this series is so fun, so exciting and I hope, hope the next book will be out soon!
And third of all, if anyone doesn't like the character of Reyes, they must be, I don't know, from some other dimension?
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Students at one Mesa high school are showing support for their principal, who was under scrutiny for having two male students hold hands in the middle of campus.
The act was a punishment, chosen by the students in place of suspension for fighting.
Monday, hundreds of kids held hands during an impromptu rally. We saw dozens, possibly hundreds of Westwood High students rallying in support of their principal Dr. Tim Richards.
Former Westwood student Linsey Merrill lives across the street and watched in awe as the students held hands the same way these two did last week.
"I think that's something unheard of, you never see kids supporting their principal like that, I think it's a big deal, I like it," says Merrill.
The boys in the photo were being punished by Dr. Richards for fighting on school grounds.
Some questioned Dr. Richards' actions. But today his students stood up for him.
"I think it shows that they care about their education and they care about their school and they are leaders in their school," says mother April Mahaffey.
Mahaffey wore a "keep calm and hold hands" shirt to show she backs the principal. Her daughter participated in the rally.
Mahaffey is among the many who think this treatment spoke volumes -- not just to the students in the picture, but everyone else.
"Kids nowadays aren't held accountable enough and that's the problem with the world now. And I think that it was a perfect punishment for what happened and if my daughter were one of the students I would say go ahead," she says.
The school district sent out a statement last week saying in part it doesn't support this type of punishment, but told us Dr. Richards will remain principal and that the students who rallied today will not be disciplined.
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Westwood High School is an outstanding institution, motivated by student success. Dr. Timothy Richard has initiated many exciting changes in his first year as principal. The district recognizes the recent events at the school have brought out passionate reactions across a broad spectrum of beliefs. We look forward to refocusing the attention of the Westwood community on the critical mission of student learning and achievement under Dr. Richard's leadership.
Statement by Dr. Timothy Richard
I believe in every one of our students and their ability to choose unity, peace and friendship in the pursuit of academic excellence. I am proud of the positive changes the students and staff of Westwood High School have made this year. My hope is that the recent events do not take our eye off the prize -- academic success for every Westwood Warrior.
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Why are there two types of planets?
As we look out into our solar system as well as others, we notice a pattern among the planets: there are small, rocky worlds, and enormous, gaseous "Jovian" ones. But why is this? Why is there a such a distinct line between the two, so that Jovian worlds are not intermingled with terrestrial ones and vice versa? The answer lies in the birth of our solar system and something called the frost line.
When our star was just beginning its life, it was surrounded by a protoplanetary disk or solar nebula that consisted of 98% hydrogen and helium gas, 1.4% hydrogen compounds (stuff like water, methane, and ammonia) and the rest (0.6%) was rocks, minerals, and metals (visual aid).
Naturally, the vast majority of the solar nebula that was hydrogen and helium could not condense. Throughout the entire disk, all rocks, minerals, and metals were able to condense, which is where we get the terrestrial planets in the inner solar system from as well as the rocky cores of comets and planets in the outer solar system.
But, specifically in our solar system, there is a line just beyond the asteroid belt that marks the frost line. Within the frost line, rocks and metals condense, but hydrogen compounds stay gaseous because it is so warm. Beyond the frost line, rock and metals condense and hydrogen compounds freeze.
The reason that the Jovian planets are so enormous compared to our small rocky world is because there was far more of the hydrogen compounds (three times as much) compared to rocky material in the early solar system, and there was more material outside of the frost line than within it. This is also why comets only come from the Kuiper Belt and Oort Cloud. As the solar system grew older, planetesimals collided, eventually "growing" larger and larger so much that they had a significant enough gravitational pull to draw in more and more hydrogen compounds. The planets ballooned, resulting in the gas giants we see in our solar system today.
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Strange us not all being together for a couple of days. I didn't see it coming, but quickly felt exposed without family Brand, like I'd woken up in one of those 'naked from the waist down dreams' in the middle of Sydney airport. Sorry Russ, I've just realised that might be a slightly insensitive analogy considering recent events.
As you know we've all split for a few days holiday having finished in Oz with some scintillating gigs. In fact, I'd say the first night in Melbourne was one of his best ever…..adlibs and vocabulary pouring from him like a burst dam. Very proud we were.
Obviously with the schedule we've been keeping everyone, particularly Russ was due a bit of time off. However, the group goodbye on Sunday seemed laden with a surprising poignancy, like the end of summer camp. Don't worry it was still littered with typical innuendo and fart jokes, but if I'm not mistaken even ol'Russ had a slight glaze in his eye. I know we all did.
It must be the intensity of the experience and the lack of hiding places that's galvanised everyone. Each person diligently managing their aspect of the operation with a respect and understanding for the others – all pulling in the same direction. Inspiring.
See, despite the prolific speed at which he's been rising, Russell's success is built on solid foundations. A set of foundations he has built himself. For a man who confesses to using his "mental illness for a job" he is a cunning judge of character and a very motivational leader. "Hello, 'Cult Awareness' how can I help you?" "Yeah it's about my boss…"
Nah, what I'm saying is that the people he surrounds himself with are testament to him. Because now I'm home alone in a foreign city I've realise the stability the network around you provides. It's tricky now, because while on tour certain elements of your regular life are taken care of so that the show can be the main focus. When I was this week confronted by the simple task of collecting baggage and finding a taxi my bottom lip dropped and I cried for my mummy.
I guess the danger if you're not careful could be a weird detachment. Something that must be avoided at all costs. I recently heard that Bono's wife makes him stay in a hotel for an extra 2 weeks before he's allowed home from touring so he can readjust to family life. I guess this came about after he phoned his 5 year old daughter for room service and then offered his teenage son the pick of the groupies. Naughty Bono.
I'd laugh if when Russell arrives home there is a note on his front door signed off with a paw print stating: "Until you realise that cats can't make double expresso you are booked into the Dorchester. Kind Regards Morrissey.'
Perhaps it's best we'll all just live together from now on.
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At the peak of the outages from Sandy, more than 8.5 million customers lost power. Before the nor'easter hit, that number was down to 675,000, nearly all of them in New Jersey and New York.
The storm could bring repairs to a standstill because of federal safety regulations that prohibit linemen from working in bucket trucks when wind gusts reach 40 mph.
With new storm pending, airlines take no chances
Major airlines are scrapping flights in and out of the New York area ahead of the second significant storm in little more than a week.
United, the world's largest airline, is suspending most service here starting at noon Wednesday due to a winter storm forecast for the region. It warns that bad weather will likely cause more delays and cancellations throughout the Northeast.
American Airlines is shutting down in New York at 3 p.m. Wednesday. It's also stopping flights to and from Philadelphia at noon.
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Authorities warned also that trees and limbs broken or weakened by Sandy could fall and that even where repairs have been made, the electrical system is fragile, with some substations fed by only a single power line instead of several.
The nor'easter cut a feed to a substation briefly Wednesday night, knocking out power to 8,000 customers around East Brunswick, N.J.
On Wednesday, a state official said New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo fired his emergency management director for diverting crews to remove a tree from his driveway during Superstorm Sandy.
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The latest on the fallout from Superstorm Sandy, which hit the East Coast last week, and a new wintry storm hitting the Northeast.
FORECAST: A strengthening storm moving up the East Coast with snow, sleet, rain and wind gusts as high as 60 mph is expected to spread through the region through Thursday. Moderate coastal flooding possible.
POWER OUTAGES: Nearly 800,000 homes and businesses, mostly in New Jersey and New York, down from a peak of more than 8.5 million. Figures from Sandy have fallen greatly or disappeared but have started rising again in some places because of the new storm.
CONNECTICUT: As much as 8 inches of snow reported through Wednesday night inland. State's largest utility sends line workers and tree trimmers back to work as snow and winds start. Power outages: About 4,000.
MASSACHUSETTS: Up to 4 inches of snow expected in western and central Massachusetts; Cape Cod and neighboring islands under high-wind warning. Outages: 7,700.
NEW JERSEY: Crews push sand back onto beaches to protect areas flooded by Sandy's surge. New evacuations ordered in some communities already emptied by Sandy; new shelters open. Some who just got power back after Sandy lost it in new storm. Outages: 475,000.
NEW YORK: Construction in New York City is halted ahead of rain, sleet and snow. Residents of low-lying neighborhoods are urged, but not ordered, to evacuate. Major airlines scrap flights more than a week after Sandy caused cancellation of more than 20,000. Long Island Rail Road, major commuter route, suspends service. Outages: More than 292,000, tens of thousands of them caused by the new storm.
PENNSYLVANIA: Road and utility crews prepare for windblown snow, freezing rain and 1 to 5 inches of snow, including up to 4 in Philadelphia. Delays and cancellations at Philadelphia airport. Outages: More than 1,000.
RHODE ISLAND: Sandy recovery efforts are suspended as officials brace for new power failures. Outages: 560.
WEST VIRGINIA: Power is slowly being restored after Sandy's heavy snowfall, but full recovery could take months. Schools remained closed in at least two districts. Outages: 18,700.
DEATHS: More than 100; figure has fluctuated as authorities release more information.
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weeks, Mountaineer fans had the opportunity to vote for their favorite shirt
designs – front and back – and chose "Mountain Strong" as the front and the
Mountaineer mascot with "Flying WV" logo as the back.
In total,
21,351 votes were cast for their favorite design online at http://fanshirt.wvu.edu
or via text message. "Mountain Strong" had 79 percent of the vote.
Strong" is inspired by the geography of the state of West Virginia, and
represents the nature of the land and the people who live within the state,
according to a news release from WVU.
The winning
shirt design was announced at the Gold-Blue Spring Game on Saturday.
The shirts
will be available to purchase in June at http://shopWVU.com and local WVU/Nike retailers. The shirts
will be available in men's, women's and children's short and long-sleeve.
The WVU fan
shirt is the official shirt for the 2013-14 school year. Last year's official
fan shirt was the only shirt available for purchase with the Mountaineers'
inaugural Big 12 Conference logo. More than 15,000 fans voted for the design in
2011-12, the last year the university held a vote for the shirt, which featured
the saying "True Gold and Blue."


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Your post makes things a lot clearer. Bioshock is hard to understand. But one question. At the end, we saw that there was only one Elizabeth when booker died and he was sent back to his office, and by killing Elizabeth, there is still one in rapture...? I don't know.
The ending of Infinite fades to black before we see whether the last Elizabeth fades away like the others. If Booker dies before the baptism, she should've faded away b/c he theoretically died before she had been born. But I'm guessing she didn't fade b/c we have two new realities as a result of his death, one in which he was drowned and another new reality in which he wasn't drowned and Elizabeth was born. If you have a reality in which he wasn't drowned then you have the same two realities that exist in which Booker did and did not accept the baptism. It's impossible to kill anyone or change future evemts when there are alternate realities for every action. Plus, I don't believe we're seeing the Rapture from the first game. There was a voxophone by Suchong in which he was complaining about Finck stealing his intellectual property. It's a different Rapture from an alternate universe. Just a theory.
Burial at Sea Ending
** Spoilers **
Okay, I have a theory about the ending. We learned at the end of Bioshock Infinite that two realities sprang from Booker's baptism, one in which he went through with it and became Comstock and another reality in which he didn't go through with it to become the Booker we played in the game. My theory is that their solution to rid the universe of Comstock by killing Booker before the baptism was flawed b/c the act of killing Booker also sprang two realities, one in which Booker was drowned as we saw in the finale to Infinite and one in which he wasn't drowned at all.
In a world of multiple universes, it's impossible to eliminate Comstock. Hence the ending to Burial at Sea.
Tribute Bioshock Infinite from enriquemop on Vimeo.
First, above is a beautiful tribute to Bioshock Infinite that incorporated a number of early demos and cutscenes that did not make it into the final production. Very interesting.
Second, I've played this visually sumptuous game twice, and I have some thoughts about the story that might be worth sharing.


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I am teaching a digital media class at a local university, and I like to start the semester by asking the students what was the first big news event they remember as a kid? (We go on to discuss how that event would be covered differently now in the digital age than when they were little.)
For many of this generation in college now, 9-11 is their defining news event.
One student told how school was canceled for the day. Another said that the teacher listened to the radio describing the attacks the entire day. They remember watching the footage on the TV of the buildings being hit over and over again. And they remember going to war after 9-11.
They also remember the Columbine massacre in 1999 and the Clinton/Monica Lewinsky scandal, which broke around 1998. One student remembered Polly Klaas being taken (1993) because she grew up in the same area. (I remember a lot about the Atlanta child murders for that same reason.)
The Challenger explosion is a very clear memory for me. I also remember a lot about Ronald Regan being in office. I remember his shooting and watching a lot of his speeches and his meetings with the Soviets in Iceland.
Rose was just a baby during 9-11. I had left her with Michael that morning to go to the doctor for a bad cold. We heard the story on the radio at the doctor's office, and I assumed it was a small prop plane that hit the first tower but saw differently as soon as I got home. Michael raced downtown to the office to get to work.
I asked my kids what news events they remember now. Rose didn't really have one that stood out to her but Walsh said that little boy that killed himself because he was being bullied. (Walsh was almost 6 when that happened.—April 2009.) It's amazing what sticks with someone.
What news events do your kids remember? What news events stick with you? Do your kids have recollections of 9-11?
September 11th, 2012
4:08 am
Let Us ALL hope and Pray for OUR Children's sake that they find America in the Years to come, A place that really IS ALL of the wonderful things it claims to BE and not the divisive Nation it is NOW and has been for many Years.
An America that is Prosperous and truly thy Brother's Keeper in Word & Deed.
September 11th, 2012
7:02 am
Mass layoffs, high unemployment, homes being taken back by the bank.
The first multi-raced (white and black) man to take the highest office in the nation, only to try and implement socialist policies that THEIR children will have to pay the debt on. A man who promised hope and change; then delivered none of the former and only the worst of the latter.
September 11th, 2012
8:00 am
What a sentence – "They remember watching the footage on the TV of the buildings being hit over and over again".
So, as FCM is indicating, do you really want to support a man who has provided you with your "fel good" position when you voted for him and then have been disappointed ever since?
And, on topic, we remember Pearl Harbor, Alan Shepherd, John Glenn, Neil Armstrong, practicing for missle attacks (lived in FL as the time), Kent State, Woodstock, Watergate, Nixon resigning, Reagan getting shot, and 9-11-01…
September 11th, 2012
8:06 am
Mine (almost 12) says he remembers Obama being elected and Osama Bin Laden being killed.
September 11th, 2012
8:45 am
My first major news event, was when man walked on the moon. And every Apollo mission, we watched the rockets blast off. My father made it a point for the entire family to watch as these things were happening. He would wake us up at 5:30 to watch the Apollo rockets blast off. He made us come inside from playing to watch man walk on the moon. He always said "you need to come here and watch history being made".
Those words are always in my mind. And I'm thankful he made us watch all that!!! He's not here anymore, passed away in 1993. He is surely rolling in his grave at what America has become. A "black" president, and socialism right around the corner.
September 11th, 2012
9:08 am
I remember watching Neil Armstrong on the moon: Black and White TV.
On 9/11 I was in a room filled with children, in Dacula GA. The teachers were running in and out of the hallway. I could see the chaos. I was doing my best to remain calm as the children were watching me and I did not want to upset them. I had NO idea what was happening but found out later.
@ FCM…how do we get people to understand that NO MATTER WHAT PROMISES ARE MADE, if our country is bankrupt, they will not be fulfilled? I am floored with the level of misunderstanding that we can keep giving. People actually think the government HAS money. Um…we send it to the government.
Yesterday, I heard this on the radio:
IF we did allow everyone to have the SAME amount of everything, in 5 years the same people would have more and the same people would have less.
I am NOT an economics wizard. I do understand the concept of earning and spending. I also understand the concept of taking care of those who are less fortunate and taking care of my own family by going to work! Many Americans do not!
September 11th, 2012
9:42 am
Who remembers Fen-Phen?
We have a friend whose sister has always been a little on the white trash side. Never good with money….multiple children from multiple fathers….standard redneck stuff.
Anyway, she had some heart conditions caused by Fen-Phen back in the mid-90's. ( She has no serious long term effects now by the way.) She was granted a SEVEN-FIGURE settlement.
What do you think she did with the money? She spent it all; new house, new Corvette etc. She's broke again and could not keep any of the toys she bought. Mind you, she paid for these things in cash; meaning that she ran up so much other debt that her creditors had to take her assets.
Never has there been a truer proverb than a fool and his money are soon parted.
September 11th, 2012
9:43 am
On topic, great question TWG, I'll ask my daughter this afternoon and get back to you.
September 11th, 2012
9:52 am
jarvis….my ex has me back in court. I keep having to go into debt with lawyers. I am really not sure which of us is the fool in that one….probably me for saying "I do" when we got married!
@ MJG… you cannot argue logic with people who make decisons based on emotion. Mitt Romney comes across as cold and unemotional (I would suspect in private he is neither). Obama, like Clinton, smiles talks about things like having a beer, playing basketball, or raising his kids…on an emotional level he relates to people. Heck, even his wife said Obama is "like you." (even my 12 yo knows that INSIDE where it counts he is nothing like her).
As to the redistribution of wealth…
Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's house, thou shalt not covet thy neighbour's wife, nor his manservant, nor his maidservant, nor his ox, nor his ass, nor any thing that [is] thy neighbour's
September 11th, 2012
10:23 am
My first was JFK assignation. My children – Challenger explosion, Princess Diana, Columbine, 9.11, and so many others. It's like a tv show playing over and over in your head.
September 11th, 2012
10:31 am
I do not understand why we "celebrate" death…..
Why do we celebrate the anniversay of Elvis' death?
Why do we celebrate the anniversary so many killed on 9-11?
Why do we celebrate death?
September 11th, 2012
10:41 am
@ Why? It is not a celebration of their death in the case of 9/11, Columbine, the Amish girls, it is a rembrance of their lives being taken through the inexcusable acts of other people.
Now as to why people celebrate Elvis, Michael Jackson, etc's anniversary of their death (or their birth) I have no idea. Why did we celebrate Julia Child's 100th birthday….she died before she reached it!
We don't celebrate the death….we celebrate the life that came before it.
September 11th, 2012
11:01 am
@why I don't believe it is a question of 'celebrating' death. It is just that death involves losing forever something held very dear and there is an innate desire in humans to want to respect and remember the memory of those lost. Nobody is 'celebrating' anything today that I am aware of. The ceremonies to be held today are pretty somber from what I have heard. However, as time passes, memories fade, and emotional attachments decrease what was a remembrance can evolve into a more celebratory occasion. It is just how we are built as humans.
September 11th, 2012
11:03 am
I remember President Kennedy being shot; MLK; Civil rights; and everything since the early 60's…..
September 11th, 2012
11:10 am
Bernie – First you say "A place that really IS ALL of the wonderful things it claims to BE and not the divisive Nation it is NOW and has been for many Years."
And then this "An America that is Prosperous and truly thy Brother's Keeper in Word & Deed."
Wow, and you wonder why america is so divided. Maybe its simply because america has decided to be its brother's keeper. Hey buddy, stay the hell out of my life, keep your government out of my life, and let me live my life the way I see fit so long as I am not violating your freedoms and liberties.
Why is that so hard for you to understand?? That is how the rest of the world would like to live as well.
The US has stuck its nose into the worlds' collective business for at least 100 years with bloodstained results for the rest of the world. We butchered natives in the Phillipines becasue they wanted independence from both Spain and the conquering US. We invaded Cuba over what was likely an accidental explosion aboard the Maine. We sent illegal arms to Britain against our neutrality treaty on the Lusitania thus drawing us in WW1. We attacked Japanese troops in Manchuria and blockaded the island of Japan thus provoking Pearl Harbor. We have meddled in the middle east since the beginning of the 20th century, propped up bloodthirst dictators who murdered their own people. We overthrew the democratically elected leader of Iran and imposed the Shah on the nation and then were upset when the Iranians got rid of him and attacked our embassy. We supported Saddam, we supported Ghaddaffi, we support Israel no matter what they do in the region. We stationed troops in the Muslin holy land of Saudi Arabia so that we could attack Iraq. We imposed an embargo on Iraq that killed 1.5 million people including 500,000 children (and Madeline Albright appeared on 60 minutes and said that killing all those kids was "worth it") and then according to the government story, Osama then attacked us on 9-11 and we were shocked.
America is never going to return to its roots until we have the courage to look at how much blood is covering those roots and decide that the leaders that brought all this bloodshed to the rest of the world were horrible and that we will not repeat these mistakes.
Sadly Obama and Romney want more killing (including the assassinations of americans without due process) so the future looks grim.
What we learned from 9-11 is that we learned ABSOLUTELY NOTHING
September 11th, 2012
11:12 am
Personally I think the major news story will be when the real truth about 9-11 is revealed. Not holding my breath.
September 11th, 2012
11:16 am
My first major news event that I recall vividly was the Challenger explosion. We usually watched the launches live, but for some reason we skipped that one (odd considering Christa McAuliffe was on board). My teacher was pulled out of the room for a few minutes during our reading time, and then came back and told us what had happened. We were all shocked.
11 years ago, I was working my first post-college job in Midtown. One of my co-workers came in and asked if we'd heard a plane hit the WTC. Like TWG, I assumed it was a small prop plane. We turned on the TV in the break room and realized it was much, much worse. We watched the second plane hit live. The rest of the morning was spent fielding frantic phone calls from my mother making sure I was OK (and still OK). We were eventually evacuated as we were working in one of the tallest buildings in Atlanta. I spent the rest of the day glued to the TV in my apartment.
My kids were only 1 when Obama was elected, and likely won't remember Osama bin Laden dying either. To date, their biggest memory has probably been the Olympics.
September 11th, 2012
11:44 am
I remember watching the Gulf War on TV. It was almost like entertainment, watching the scuds, news conferences and everyone talking about it. Now war on TV is no big deal so we don't watch!
Every experience is new to kids so their lasting reaction will be largely based on our reaction. It'll be something we're shocked by so not something we can predict.
September 11th, 2012
11:52 am
Bobby and Martin. Space program. Uncle Walter declaring we've lost in Vietnam.
September 11th, 2012
12:03 pm
Jenna K – The Gulf War was specifically orchestrated for our entertainment. Everyone in the media was in on it. CNN practically became the official government mouthpiece as a result of that war. It was clearly the first blow to the intelligence of the american citizens and it essentially served the purpose of getting americans ready to enjoy many more wars to come in the middle east. By keeping the footage sanitary, the horrors hidden, and the coverage equivalent to playing a video game we were all anaesthetized to the horrors we were committing in the middle east. Had the news media not wanted to stay on the good side of the government and had acted more like they did when they covered the harsh realities of Vietnam, maybe more folks would have taken to the streets to demand an end. But they didn't and Jr. saw Afghanistan and Iraq following 9-11 as something everyone would embrace (like the sheeple we have become).
September 11th, 2012
12:04 pm
I VIVIDLY remember the Kennedy assassination. I had just turned 7, and was in the 1st grade. We were sent home, and I walked to my babysitter's house, since my mom was a teacher. I remember watching the TV, and watching my babysitter sobbing when they announced they he was dead. A long weekend of no cartoons and constant coverage. We lived in Virginia, and my parents took me up to DC after church on that Sunday for the lying-in-state, and we stood in line for six hours in the cold to file by the casket just before 9 pm. Very moving, very impressive and definitely burned in my memory for all time. As we were leaving, there was a shuffle as they were holding the line, and a woman holding a little girl's hand walked by with a lot of men surrounding her holding people firmly (but politely) to the side — the woman scared me to death, because she was wearing all black, with a black veil over her face. Of course, it was Jacqueline Kennedy and Caroline. Then we were out of school on Monday for the funeral. A couple of months later, we revisited DC to visit his grave, the one that was before they moved him to the current site in Arlington.
I remember the consternation when Martin Luther King was shot, and then when Bobby Kennedy was shot six weeks later. My parents were reeling with all the shootings, trying to make sense of it all.
I was breathless at the first landing on the moon — followed the entire space program carefully, and loved watching launches, etc. in school. Was glued to the TV for a couple of days, and collected all the memorabilia having to do with it — still have that scrapbook, somewhere!
I was at a business lunch in a restaurant in West Palm Beach having lunch when the Challenger mission launched. The restaurant had it on the TV, and we stopped briefly to glance at the launch, then turned back to our lunch. I just remember continuing to watch it for a moment, and then gasping as the explosion took place. The rest of the restaurant became silent as everyone stared at the TV – the speculation began, wondering if they were able to escape, if the astronauts were protected by the shuttle, etc. etc. The rest of the day was spent glued to the radio in our office.
And, of course, 9/11 . . .
September 11th, 2012
12:05 pm
Ironically the first major news item i recall is Elvis' death followed by LONG lines at gas stations in the 70s. Then Johnassburg (I stopped drinking kool aid).
Misery sells papers….so the media loves to report on it.
September 11th, 2012
12:12 pm
As of right now here are the AJCs latest headlines: (I see 1 that could be viewed as postive….the rest are all misery)
Premiums for family health plans hit $15,745
New leader for Clayton schools
New stadium could top $1.2 billion
Wrestling legend collapses on camera
Influential college rankings called inadequate
Basketball coach out at Milton
Storm slams into Newfoundland
Police probe brawl between TGI Friday's waitresses
Child struck, killed in driveway in Auburn
Driver killed in fiery plunge off I-75 identified
Cops: Woman beat grandchild, 3, to death
Sexual assault reported at Georgia Gwinnett
September 11th, 2012
12:31 pm
i go back as far as remembering kennedy assassination, and then all the other turbulent times during the 60's and forward. i grew up in baltimore, i remember the riots when king was assassinated as well as rfk. remember when wallace was shot campaigning. when i think about it, there has been a lot that has happened in our country just in those years since the 60's. gas rationing, energy crisis, wars, police actions, the nightly count of lives lost during viet nam that the news reported, watergate, nixon, agnew, aids epidemic, on and on.
what happened on 9/11 cut me to the core. NEVER in my lifetime had our country been so tragically attacked, so many lives lost, so much evil. it's a completely different world now. not sure about it. i so miss the carefree days. but we should never forget 9/11.
i've been out of work since 7/1, have applied for over 90 jobs. never thought i'd be doing this in my mid 50's. i believed in the "american dream". what we have now is a nighmare.
my question is, were is all the patriotism? were are the proudly displayed stars and stripes? my house is only house in subdivision where flag is flied every day. how quickly we forget and return to "normal" life. we have to remember, it's not all about "us" as a single entity, it's about "we the people…"
September 11th, 2012
1:00 pm
Although I don't personally remember the attack on Pearl Harbor, I visited Pearl Harbon when when I was 11. I'll never forget the USS Arizona memorial. It definately left a lasting impact on me….
I remember seeing a woman crying at the memorial, where all the names are printed. I asked my Dad why would she be crying, and he told me because she probably lost a loved one during the attack. That hit me like a lead balloon.
I remember VietNam. I remember my neighbors' husbands going off to war.
September 11th, 2012
1:08 pm
Challenger explosion and Christa McAullife. That was traumatizing. I didn't watch much TV "news" before then.
September 11th, 2012
1:23 pm
Once Again @ 11:10 am – You need to go and see someone about your Anger issues. My comment about being THY Brother's keeper was a reference for we As Americans should care and treat each other more Humanely and with care. treat each other as one would want to be treated. No more hatred because of skin color, sexual orientation,economics and station in life. We All should push to be a better people and more loving toward each other. Strive to be more tolerant and understanding of our many neighbors around us.
As an African American citizen of this Great Nation witnessing the day of September 11 and the day following has been the only day I have ever witnessed such a coming together as a Nation. The event was surreal and astonishing! at the end of that 48 hour period…we were back to our old selves. Selfishly Hating as before…the same as we are, this very DAY!
September 11th, 2012
2:21 pm
@Bernie – you can thank YOUR President for where we are today. He has divided this great nation. His goal is to divide and conquer. we simply cannot tolerate 4 more years of this.
September 11th, 2012
6:00 pm
My first news memory was Reagan's inauguration and the Iran hostages being released. My Mom, Sister, I were all sick on the couch watching TV. I remember my Dad had to go to leave for work and he brought home Burger King for dinner. I was six years old.
September 11th, 2012
7:21 pm
My ~7 am never showed up, Theresa.
September 11th, 2012
10:54 pm
@Mayhem- you are completely ignorant. Also to DB- I was touched by your personal account of President Kennedy's death. That is such a sad, yet historical event for a child to have seen up close.
September 12th, 2012
12:14 pm
Another vivid memory for me was the start of Desert Storm. I was 11, and I remember sitting in the floor of our living room watching the news and crying because I really didn't have a grasp on what "war" meant in the 1990's (I was assuming it would be similar to the 19040's – we'd just finished studying WWII in history). I remember my mom having to calm me down and tell me it would be OK. Kind of strange now to think it only lasted a few weeks. But to me, it was huge.
I also remember watching us roll into Iraq live on TV not long after I got married. Surreal when you think about it.


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Nesian Next Generation: Song Review
Song Name: Rainbow
Artist: J Stonez, Yung Yanny ft L.O.C
Old school hiphop perfection.Sampled, cut and soulful harmonies to create the perfect hip hop track for those rainy afternoons. Meaningful lyrics make you think and soulful harmonies make you feel.
Nesian Next Generation Says: Open up a bottle of Henessy and salem ting ting to this beat.
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Nesian Next Generation: Song Review
Song Name: Where I'm From
Artist: Fortafy & Jagarizzar
The best example of Island Hip Hop. This song has everything that makes instant classics, meaningful lyrics, soulful chorus and a message that is relevant to all pacific youths.
Where I'm from.
Melanesia Unite.
Nesian Next Generation: Nesian Roots; Classics.
Song name: Meri Lewa.
From the starting guitar hook, internationally around the pacific, everyone knows this tune. Meri Lewa is one of the most recognizable songs from PNG artist Oshen.
Every Pacific Islander knows this song, regardless if you save tok pisin or nogat, it is a staple in every Nesians playlist.
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Song Name: Lil Miss Precious
Artist: Urban Theory (Marj andIan ft C-10) Stoney
The Urban Theory have a unique blend of island flavour and pop sensibilities that give them their own genre. "Lil Miss Precious" has reggae keys, island flows and a poppy feel to it that makes it a song for the beach or a party.
Nesian Next Generation says: Get a party started with 'Lil Miss Precious'.
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Song Name: Love Sick
Artist: Crutchman ft H-Man and Stoney
A song that typifies what Crutchmans' music is all about, Reggae beat, synths and a mix of tok pisin and english lyrics that are perfect for the club or blasting on your speakers.
Nesian Next Generation says: Blastim lo speakers blo you, Perfect for pre-drinks and ol mangi kisim wara stap.
Real Name: Royce Laka
Known As: Mr. Jamz
Music Genre: Pop, Reggae, RnB
Best Known For: RnB music, slow flows and synthy beats gives this young artist the "Lover Boy Music" tag. The type of music you listen to when you're in the club at 3 in the morning looking for someone to go home with.
Song of the year: Tipsy Love ft XMan.
Nesian Next Generation says: Slow songs for all the lovers out there
Real Name: Jude Kainge
Known as: CRUTCHMAN
Music Genre: Reggae, Pop, Drum and Bass, Techno
Best known for: Catchy hooks, vocals and reggae 'bounce' in music as well as technically excellent music production.
Song of the year: Girl on the dancefloor.
Nesian Next Generation says:
If you feel like moving, Crutchman gives you the beats to kill the dancefloor
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From producing and writing such as the maestro of the keys B-Radical, the technical aspects of music production through poppy, reggae sounds by the talented Crutchman to the dubstep, techno, drum and bass of DJ Zed Mero. As well as a tonne of other local talents such as Mr. Jamz, H-Man and Urban theory who bring their unique flavours and gifts to Nesian Music.
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Inteha Ho Gayi - (Teaser by RANJIT) with Sagar on the guitar.
Lyrics & Chords
If you all like this teaser then I will request some female singer to sing this song with me on Muziboo.
SONG requested by Sagar and some of my friends to be rendered by me.
If anyone would want to pair with me voluntarily, I will be more than happy and in return you know what you will get from me as always :)
Here's a humble attempt at this wonderful song by Kishore Da for Amitabh Bachan.
Please do leave behind your VALUABLE FEEDBACK, RATING and also if you love it then I want you to FAVORITE it also.
Hope you love this one….
VOCALIST & Mixing: Ranjit
Guitarist: Sagar
Take Care divine souls,
Keep the faith always,
Live in surrender faith every moment in time,
Peace be with you,
God Bless You and your loved ones….
GOD & his REFLECTION THE GURU are THE SOURCE of the all pervading COSMIC MUSIC and DIVINE VIBRATIONS in the INFINITE CONSCIOUSNESS and our very own EXISTENCE of FINITE CONSCIOUSNESS…
Ajeesh Kumar said
Good one, Ranjit.
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Thinkal govind kumar said
My Dear Ranjit,
Nice rendition in your great voice with lot of expressions !
You've to do the song with the full track which would be wonderful !
Hope to see the finished product soon !
Cheers !
GOD Bless !
Loving Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
Subhash David said
Hi Ranjit, Great voice and singing!!!
Please sing songs from Hariharan's collection.
Your voice has the same timber.
Keep posting. Regards, Subhash
Smitha Passanha said
Enjoyed this one Ranjit. Nicely sung! The diction issues have already been mentioned by Nitin. This is one of my favorite Asha-Kishore songs….so looking fwd to the full version :-) 5/5 for this one.
- Smitha
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Khawer Khilji said
Hi Ranjit,
Nice attempt to cover this beautiful song. Thanks for the share.
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