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I have finished second in Hungary too many times, so I know how important it is to lead the race after the first corner. DRS or not, it's never easy to overtake at the Hungaroring. To get the weekend right, you have to have good sessions in FP1, FP2 and FP3, then a strong qualifying session and finally a perfect start to the race.
I got a very good start to be second at the end of the first lap and everything went well from there.
It is always nice to go to Hungary. The circuit is not the most difficult of them all, but it is a really challenging venue as it's usually very hot which makes it a demanding race. Of course, the heat has helped us with the car so far this year so that will make things better, but only if it's a win will you not suffer from the heat.
A fast car. It's such a slow, twisty circuit, so two things are really important there; good turn-in and good traction. If you have those, you have a strong car for the race.
Obviously you need to get to the front in the qualifying, but also avoid the dirty side of the track on the grid. When you look back through the races this season, it seems the dirty side of the track is a real disadvantage in the starts.
Many times Hungary has been called as the Grand Prix of Finland. A lot of Finns go to this race every year and it is always nice to see the blue and white flags waving.
The points were good and we had a strong car. Again we saw that warmer temperatures suited us and we usually get hot weather in Budapest so that should be a good thing. Of course, you never know until you have driven the track in this year's car. In Germany, my radio wasn't working properly and I got stuck behind the Mercedes which didn't help my race. The performance of the cars was pretty close and it's easier to overtake at the Nürburgring than it is at the Hungaroring, so we will need to qualify well.
My tyres felt pretty okay when we came to change them, but you cannot know how long they would have lasted or what would have happened in the race. It didn't help that we had the radio problem as my engineers couldn't hear me, although I could hear them asking me the questions. It's easy to say 'we should have done this', but you never know for sure unless you try that strategy. We were right with Seb [Vettel] at the end of the race through coming in and putting on the soft tyres, but maybe if we had done things a bit differently we would have been slightly in front rather than slightly behind.
Obviously we are here to try and win races. We couldn't in Germany because we were not fast enough, but for the team it was a good result after a couple of quite difficult races. We lost some more points to the lead as Seb won, but it's still a long season and if we keep putting ourselves in a position to at least be fighting for first place then I think we can do it again.
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ari-6 wrote:I didn't want it to look pretty. Just more future'y and distopian'y. This is just city at night. Not city build in hell inhabited by demons, ruled by an by a dark overlord who has already been shown to have access to all sorts of sci-fi stuff. Could have looked more interesting is all I'm saying
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Breach wrote:Are those nergal bodyguards? They have the same red and black suits as nergal sr. That would mean the nergals work for Aku. Or maybe they're just regular demons and the suits are coincidence. I thought all nergals were tentacle like,but the one talking looks more like a shadowy figure.
Mimi_Fan_Girl wrote:So the Ghost Zone really wants a war by kidnapping Chi, hmmmm this may not end well.
Nina333 wrote:I don't think Danny Phantom will show up. He cares mostly about humans from what I remember in the cartoon.
ari-6 wrote:there is potential for something interesting to happen and I would hate to see it wasted
Tenshi Nova wrote:Seriously. He's kidnapping Chi! Aku's Daughter!
It's difficult to get anymore high profile than that.
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The College News VOL Mil. No. 5. BRYN MAWR (AND WAYNE). PA, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 28. 192% PRICE. IQ CENTS =*= LANTERN NIGHT IS TRADITIONAL SUCCESS 1929's Lanterns Unusual In Design; Methods of Singing Changed MOON APPROVES CEREMONY ... ' '�-----------------------� ' . *�*� Lantern Night last Friday was held in the traditional manner, except^ for" a few cxperimenyfcchanges in the singing and a quite untraditional speed and efficiency. Though damp and misty, the night was not too cold for comfort, and there was no wind to blow out the lanterns. Also the singing outside the 0Library by both Sophomores and Freshmen was short- ened. Instead of beginning; "Pallas Athene Thea" at Pembroke Arch, as in past years, 1928 only sang one stanza, directly outside the Library; and the Freshmen only one stanza of "Sofias" after leaving the Cloisters. Doubtless considerable dramatic effect was lost by not having the Freshmen, in caps and gowns for the first time, new lanterns swinging at their sides, sing all,the way from the Library to the Arch; but there has always been difficulty in keeping the long line on the beat. Another change was in the singing of "Sofias." New parts were written to the difficult Russian music, the tenor being omitted altogether. The rhythm of the first line was also altered slightly. In spite of some discrepancy between the two lines of the Sophomores entering the Cloisters, the singing was up to the usual standard. 1929's lanterns are very different from those of recent years: they are smaller, round, and have opaque glass. The de- sign, remarkably complicated, represents a girl giving another a lantern. In the era of changing tradition it is noteworthy that the historic Lantern Night moon did not fail. FORTITUDE IS GREATEST OF VIRTUES, SAYS REV. BUTZER Backbone!*!. Generation Refuses to Tackle and Finish Hard Job Courage as a Christian virtue was em- phasized by the Reverend Albert Butzer, pastor of the Westside Presbyterian Church, Ridgewood, New Jersey, speak- ing in chapel on Sunday, October 27. "You remember in Saint Joan," he said, "that when the Maid is trying to jam a steel rod down the jelh/like backbone of the Dauphin, he says, 'I don't want cour- age, I want to be left in peace.' We in- stinctively despise such a man, yet we often fall into cowardice ourselves, not because we don't want courage, but be- cause we don't possess it. . . . We must set ourselves squarely and firmly toward the right, even as the face of Christ was set steadfastly toward Jeru- salem." Christ was educated in the Old Mosiac Law, the sacred and inviolable code of the Hebrews, the absurd regulations of which, instead of making people religious, were making them positively iaeligious. Yet he had the courage to undertake to break them down. Will we have the same courage, or are we looking for soft jobs, like the colored sergeant whose two favorite commands were Mrcst" and "at ease?" "If race hatreds, class hatreds, and the worst pest of all, war, are to be done CONTINUED ON PAOE 2 NAMES KNOWN TO SPORT AND DRAMA / REPRESENT 18*7 THIS YEAR The Class of 1U27 has elected Sylvia Walker President, Dorothy Meeker, Vice President, and Mary Cruikshank Secretary. Miss- Walker was on the casting committee of May day, on Varsity Hockey and captain of the class team in 1924. Sophomore year she was on the casting committee for "Quality Street," and on Varsity Hockey. She is Vice President of the Athletic Association this year. Miss Cruikshank was on the Scenery Committee for Sophomore play last year, a member of the Undergraduate Committee for the Students' Building, and a member of the Business Board of The News. SPEAKER TELLSOFSTUDENTS WHO SPEND WAGES, NOT ALLOWANCES K. Simonds, '27, Describes Friends and Experiences at Summer School "1 think it's probably useless for me to try to give you an adequate impression of the Summer School, but I can tell you what I saw of the girls, what I did there, and what I learned about their lives." said Katherine Simouds, '27, speaking in Vespers last Sunday evening. ' '"It's a thing that can't very well be described. Before I went there. I talked to a lot of people who had been there and I thought about it a lot, but when 1 got there 1 found it entirely different from anything that 1 had been able to imagine. "As you probably know, the three undergraduates who are there each month do all the odd jobs that no one else does. Two of them arc assigned to help the director of athletics, help with the music, take care of the livestock�mostly rabbits �and that sort of thing. The third one works in the office that is set up in the Chew room, and distributes the mail. That was my job. and it spread to include anything from burying the cats that were disemboweled by the Science class, to Chaperoning girls into Philadelphia. 1 even had to lead the singing once at a baseball game. "Each of us went regularly to one of the classes. And then we lived in the same hall with the girls, and ate our meals with them and after meals we used to gather outside of Denbigh and talk for hours about everything on earth. So that in one way or another we saw a great deal of them, and had many chances really to know them. ! "The Russian girls were as a rule the most interesting people there, much more a'crt and vehement than the others. There were twenty-three of them this year�more than any other nationality except Ameri- can, and. together with some Hungarian Mid Polish girls, they formed more or less the leaven of the school. Many of' them came over after the Russian revo- lution, and several of them had ghastly experiences during the fighting there. "They always made me frightfully ashamed of how little I knew. Prac- tically all the Russians knew Tolstoi and Ibsen backwards and forwards. And they go to concerts all the time, and man- age to see most of the good plays. It really means something to do that, after you've been working ciRht or ten hours a day. They were as a rule wore radical than the other girls, and" Wongly pro- union. Many of them had been on strike, and had got into trouble with the police by picketing. "The girls came from different trades, different cities, different kinds of homes; they were of different nationalities, differ- ent religions, different philosophies. It � (�NTIXrEK OX PAGE 4 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS LEND SUPPORT TO WORLD COURT MANKIND IS TOO LAZY TO SEARCH FOR TRUTH Jesus Teaches That Infallible Court of Appeal is Within Ourselves says Dr. Tyson Influence May Affect Senate Debate oa December 17 In twelve conferences held in various parts of the country over the last two week-ends, students from every type ot college and university studied the World Court. Plans ',for^ campus investigation on the subject were set up and the work is already under way in a number of sehools. Approximately 450 of the keen- est student minds decided that the educa- tional campaign which is being sponsored by the Council of Christian Associations during the fall months is a worthy enter- prise and that they will give their fullest co-operation. The special World Court conferences of the past week-end included two in Nebraska, tone in Oklahoma City, one in Galesburg, Illinois, and one in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. An average of fifty ItO- dents attended each of these regional and State gatherings and considered the World Court. During the latter part of October and the first half of November, between thvty-fivc and fifty similar conferences are planned in line with the accelerated interest in international affairs focusing on the opening of the Senate debate on December 17th. During the first two weeks of Decem- ber, a national poll will be conducted by the Nm Student and the Council of Chris- tian Associations' World Court Commit- tee which will be the culmination of study and discussion. In the poll, *stu- dents will express their approval or dis- approval of the entrance of the United States into the Court. This intensive series of meetings has grown out of the resolutions passed at the recent annual meeting of the Council of Christian Associations in which the student leaders from campuses from all quarters of the country expressed the belief that the United States should cntei the World Court at the earliest possibh date. Thi* conviction resulted from a study of the situation as it exists and was followed by a plan whereby students all over the country may have a chance to educate themselves on the issue and to mobilize whatever thought may result from the stuly done on local campuses and in conferences. Tbc conviction that students should take a continuous interest in things inter- national and that they should exert a vital force in shaping of policies led to the pufVPM that the intensive educational campaign should be only the first step toward the continuous influence of an in- telligent and active student opinion on all nritters of international concern. Raymond Fosdick. Ivy U Lee. Irving t-i-lier. Manley Hudson, and ex-Governor Sweet, of Colorado, are among those in- terested in Uk stand the student inove- .�ONTIM'K!) ON PAGE 2 BIBLE IS WHOLE LIBRARY "Modern youth reads the Bible so little that it is unable to get even a bird's eye view of the opinions of Western schoSrs. There is really nothing magical or super- natural about the Bible," said Dr. Stew- art Tyson, speaking last Wednesday night in the first of his four lectures under the auspices of the Christian Asso- ciation on trie "Old and New Testaments from a Critical Standpoint." "Nor is the Bible to be considered as just one book, but rather as a library of religion made up of sixty-six volumes of the most varied type of literature. For instance, the thirty-nine Hebrew scrip- tnref^of the Old Testament treat of every creed from the fatalistic sadness of Ecclesiastics to the teachings of the Gos- pel according to St. John, which is reli- gious experience into the Nth degree; moreover these include every form of writing from the beginnings of Hebrew philosophy to the Oriental idea of poetry. What madness to judge this wide scope of composition in the light of a single liook! "Karly Christians believed God had created the revelation of himself in the Old Testament scriptures. These they considered complete, and any attempt at � addition was held as no less than blas- phemy." Then gradually a new set of writings grew up. Disciples of Christ wrote letters to their followers, precious letters which after their deaths were care- fully collected and treasured. Peter's sermons were copied and rccopied, each new reviser adding a touch of his own CONTINUED OX PAGE 4 WEIGHT OF FOREIGN POLICY IN SWITZERLAND DESCRIBED Dr. Scbopfer Contrasts League Nations and the Swiss League of Dr. Sidney Schopfer speaking before the Liberal and French Clubs last Mon- day evening* reviewed the place of Switz- erland, past and present, among the nations of Europe. "La situation internationale de la Suissc," he said, "est une fonction directc de la situation Europeennc." Her. his- tory must be considered along with cur- rent diplomatic tendencies in Europe. A democracy founded upon rights granted. Switzerland has never owed, like France and the United States, her government to internal revolution. Modern Switzerland was born "d'nne grande mouvement commune." In 1291 the Everlasting League was made by the free towns of Switzerland, with their environs-. Under the terms of the League, the towns promised mutual aid in case of attack, and agreed to combine judgment in serious cases. In 1313 the League was renewed and the interde- pendence of tht "cantons" reaffirmed. These cantons separately governed, in- terdependent, made up the Swiss"state. Government in the cantons ranged from "aristocracie de confiancc." ihrough fov eminent by representation to a primitive democracy, where annual meetings of the entire "canton" were held in the public CONTINUED OX PA�IE i
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I will be asking my stock question:
Please describe your perfect day. Details are so very welcome.
Also, I would really like to meet Ed Droste. Can you arrange that?
Ha Ha! Just kidding.
but not really.
ooooh youre one of those high maintenance drinkers eh? haha i kid i kid. im a bartender and i make a damned good old fashioned when i have enough good fruit to use but the bar i work in currently doesnt have oranges or cherries so im often stuck making them an less adequate ways and they just dont come out as good. luckily most of the people that order them are ordering them for a passed away loved one as a reverence drink (lets have an old fashioned in memory of billy bob... or whatever) and dont know how they should really taste. ive never heard of a moscow mule or a dark and stormy, but drinks change regionally.
thats not the right attitude bubba!! im sure youre a handsome devil. and theres lots and lots of people who like big guys. i know quite a few of them personally. theres people interested in your body type no matter who ya are, whether a husky guy like you or i, up through the shamoo look alikes. get your head outa the gutter and in the game. im sure you charm the ladies juuuuust fine
Years attended: ...'08...'09...'10...'11...'12...'13!!
please tell us about your musical past. What did you listen to as a kid? Did anyone influence your taste in music while growing up? What bands got you into different genres of music? Is there any one song or album that changed the way you felt about music?
I'd have to tip the hat to Bowie on one day, with Boredoms and Butthole Surfers as underdogs. Second day, I'd say Outkast with D'Angelo and Animal Collective. Third, I'd have Roxy Music with Eno, with Eno doing a subheadlining set as well as Joanna Newsom
I started really caring about music as something to follow and know and become intimately engaged with in 7th grade. Prior to that, I had lived in Victorville, and we had a few decent alternative rock radio stations. That was before Nu Metal came along and wiped out the alt rock stations there. When I moved to Bishop, I had to start hunting down music for myself, and I started to do research as well.
I started by reading, reading and more reading. My dad had lots of music, so I was used to hearing what he had, and I slowly branched out from there. I loved REM and the Smiths as a kid, and I took the next step with them, listening to bands like the Sex Pistols, Television, the Ramones and what have you because they had listed them as influences. In college, I got a minor in music history, so I studied a lot of stuff there as well. All walks of life.And, if indeed it was heisted, in what manners was this done? Through books, classrooms, or actual experiences? Or, if the knowledge was laid out providing you with easy access, whom would be responsible in aiding and abetting you in gaining this possession of said music knowledge? (Either way, you obviously got it and ran with it, so you're still guilty!)
Hmmm, interesting...It says here that you are 23 years old. That's fairly young to possess such a vast collection of music knowledge. Is there any chance you may have been locked in a womb and forced to listen to music?
I've currently got 4 days of beard growth. I wanted to start off my orientations with less facial hair, and I don't tend to grow it until winter.
I've only got some Killian's in the fridge right now because, until today, I was living off the last of my Borders' paychecks from May. Now I have my loan money, so I don't have to worry quite so much. I could really go for something dark tonight.
I started Loyola Law school today
I love Los Angeles. There are quite a few things I don't like (traffic, lots of the people, how ridiculously far things can be from eachother, the public transit) but the city just works for me. I've got some great friends here, there are some fantastic venues, I get to see great shows all the time, and it's close to the ocean and skiing.
Worst experience by far: I had gone to see Interpol in 2005 at the Grand Olympic Ballroom. All week it had been raining steadily, but there was a break that night. The show wasn't very good (I had seen them too many times at this point and they were starting to just bore me) and when I got outside it was torrentially pouring. My friend and I ran back to the car, but still got soaked from head to toe, and had to find our way back to the 10 through the flooded streets of Downtown. On the 10, heading towards the westside, I moved over into the far left lane. After a minute, I saw headlights coming towards me. Some idiot was going the wrong way, and I had another idiot tailgating me. I laid on my horn, flashed my headlights and he swerved out of the way as I hugged close to the shoulder. My friend was screaming hysterically, and it was all I could think to do. It wound up working out, but it was terrifying.
I saw my first show at the Smell at the end of 2007, but I'd known about it for much longer. I had friends at school who went to shows there, and I'd always meant to make it out to see Calvin Johnson when he was there, but I just never did. It's one of my favorite venues, for the fantastic crowds, the really cool space and the fact that bands genuinely love to play there. I'd say I prefer the Echo, The Troubadour, and, some nights, The El Rey, but it's definitely one of the coolest places to see a show.
JewFace, very nicely done! You did an awesome job last week. I'm going to have to add you to the list of people to look up the next time I'm in NY.
You've just formed a new record label. What is the name of the record company?
Because you offer generous shares of record sales and allow complete artistic freedom, you will be able to add any artist to your roster (even buying out artists who are currently signed to other labels.) Name 3 major artists you would sign to your label and 3 emerging artists you would add.
Also, out of every artist you've seen, who has the best or most amusing stage banter?
This starts in Bishop (where I'm from) and necessitates me having money enough to own a private plane.
I'd sleep in late. Around 11ish probably. Wake up and walk downstairs to see my group of best friends sitting down their playing their guitars and rocking out. I'd want to join in, and we'd just play for about two hours. Then, we'd hop up to Mammoth to ski from 1ish til they close at 5. From there, we'd snag the aforementioned plane, take it down to LA and go to Cole's in downtown for dinner and drinks. We'd then hi-tail it over to the Smell to catch one of the awesome Smell shows that we all loved so much. Cap the night off with a ride first to The Daily Pint in Santa Monica for some beers and revelry, and then to Venice, where we'd take out the acoustic guitars and play punk songs while screaming along.
That actually sounds like (without the whole flying from Mammoth thing) lots of my college years.
Possibly, depending on what show you went to. I kind of know them after having booked a show with them in 2007 at UCLA.Also, I would really like to meet Ed Droste. Can you arrange that?
Ha Ha! Just kidding.
I'm lucky in that my dad has very good taste in music (he's come with me to every Coachella since 2007). When I was young, he was really into early alternative rock and Grunge. I distinctly remember listening to Out of Time by R.E.M. on an early car trip that we took through Arizona, and it seemed like I had Ten by Pearl Jam completely memorized by the time I was 6. There was also the requisite classic rock, but it seemed like we were usually listening to contemporary stuff, and most of it at least decent. For about half a year, I had a country phase that I usually forget about, but it did happen. That was also when I was into hiking and fishing, so go figure. When we moved up to Bishop, I started to branch out more, since we weren't always listening to radio and my dad wasn't buying music since all we had was K-Mart. I'd heard about this crazy thing called Napster, and I remember using it to download Nirvana Outcesticide bootlegs.
Nirvana was the antecedent, but I clearly remember hearing Rancid in 7th grade and wanting to hear more punk. As I already mentioned, I found more of that stuff through reading about the ancestors of bands like REM and the Smiths. When Our Band Could Be Your Life (awesome book, look it up if you've not read it) came out, I bought a copy the first week, and that was really the tipping point for me. That got me into Black Flag, Butthole Surfers, Big Black, Sonic Youth and so many others.
As far as the individual album, it was definitely Can-Tago Mago. I'd never heard anything like it before, I've rarely heard anything like it since. It was something that really hit me, and after that I've always been on the lookout for different, unique musics.
Cop-out: Andrew (Bballarl) and I have a (at this point theoretical) label with the name Heaven Hill Recordings. Taken from the Husker Du song.
3 Major:Grizzly Bear, Boredoms, Joanna NewsomBecause you offer generous shares of record sales and allow complete artistic freedom, you will be able to add any artist to your roster (even buying out artists who are currently signed to other labels.) Name 3 major artists you would sign to your label and 3 emerging artists you would add.
3 Emerging:Screaming Females, Cold Cave, Fucked Up
That's a tough one. I love Tim Harrington (of Les Savy Fav) for his absolutely insane stories, rants and general exclamations. Stuart Murdoch from Belle and Sebastian says the most charming things, plus he has a great accent. And, just because I love her so and every time she says something on stage it gets a little better, Joanna Newsom.Also, out of every artist you've seen, who has the best or most amusing stage banter?
If you had a chance to go anywhere in the world where would you go to visit? to live?
Gut response to question the first is Russia. I did lots of Russia-based studies in Undergrad, and I think it'd be a hell of a place to visit. They have so many weird things that are always going on in that country, and I'm sure that it'd be a blast to be able to see it. Also, it might be the only "1st world" (tough call for them, because of the disparity of living) I can think of where, outside of the major city, you can see approximately how the people there have been living since before electricity. And lots of them still do, apparently.
As far as a place to live, I loved Dunedin in New Zealand when I visited it. It's a small city with a really good local music scene and there's some absolutely stunning nature around there. I saw a penguin in the wild there, they have the only mainland Albatross colony and Killer Whales pod there.
So, you haven't done anything that would turn our worlds? Okay, have you ever done anything that would turn our stomachs? Do you have any bad habits? What would be your worst obnoxious habit or offensive trait, if any?I feel like I was pretty standard. 16, parents were away and the kids will play. I don't really have any exciting sexual stories, I've not done things that would turn your world, and, as I'm fatter than I'd like to be and as a result tend to think that people wouldn't want to be with me the way I am right now, I'm not incredibly active currently.
Its like the Infinite Monkey Theorem, if you put X amount of monkeys in a room with a typewriter and ask them to give you Shakespeare 99% of them will fling their shit at you while the other 1% will masturbate in the corner.
I've definitely got bad habits. The stock one that everyone has is that I tend to procrastinate. I'm working on that right now, because I can't really procrastinate and survive in my current line of studies. I can also be generally unkempt with my living space, but I'm working on that too. I sometimes pick my nose without noticing it. That one grosses me out. I don't really have too many "gross" habits, just ones that annoy me and I'm sure annoy others.
What's your favorite beer or alcoholic drink?
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When I can find it, it's definitely Rogue's Hazelnut Brown ale on tap. I love Stone Brewery as well, and they do an astoundingly good Vanilla Smoked Porter that you can only get at bars that tap casks. And, I've been a fan of ciders recently as well. I blame my New Zealand travels for that.
I'll think about this one and edit this post.
Cats or dogs?
What is something that would be insignificant to another person but makes you incredibly happy?
Is there a band you were obsessed with 5-10 years ago that you now cannot stand?
I love both, but tend to prefer cats. They're easier to take care of, they can enjoy living in a small space, and they're not quite as loud and messy. I would feel very bad having a dog in any urban environment. Dogs aren't meant to be cooped up, cats don't seem to care so much.
I guess one that, more than anything, lots of people wouldn't pay attention to, is incredibly blue skies. Since Bishop is so far from any cities and is so extraordinarily tiny, we get VERY blue skies. People who live there don't ever tend to notice it, but it's the first thing that blows me away when I get home. Also, on the flip side, skylines. I love sitting out at night and seeing a bright skyline filling the sky. I think both become insignificant to people who have lived in an area for any length of time, but I love the minutae of my everyday experiences, so things always tend to jump out at me like that.What is something that would be insignificant to another person but makes you incredibly happy?
Hahahahaha..... Yeah, 10 years ago was 1999 and I was an angsty teenage boy when Nu-Metal was happening. I did listen to some decent music during the time, but I'll not deny that I also listened to absolute shit. LIke, horrible horrible stuff. I owned albums by Creed and Nickelback. I won't lie about it, because it's true, but damn if it isn't lame.Is there a band you were obsessed with 5-10 years ago that you now cannot stand?
most embarassing show youve been to?
Years attended: ...'08...'09...'10...'11...'12...'13!!
What are you wanting to do with your law degree? Entertainment law?
A reversal of a previous question: Is there a band that you now adore that you couldn't stand 5-10 years ago?
I was at Street Scene when Fergie pissed her pants. That was embarrassing for her. Other than that, I'm not embarrassed by anything I've seen, except maybe Something Corporate (it was a date...That doesn't excuse all the creepy 12 year old girls trying to fuck the dickbag on the piano).
You got it. Today I signed up for the entertainment law society, and Loyola is well known nationally for their entertainment law program. I want to do music specifically, and I think I'm going to focus on Contract law and probably new media as well. I'd love to work with bands directly, via management or tour agency, but I want to work in music in some form.
Tons. Absolutely tons. I used to hate Bjork with a passion. She annoyed the living shit out of me, and then I heard the unplugged version of Big Time Sensuality and I was fucking floored. The first time I heard Joanna Newsom, she wasn't exactly someone I couldn't stand, but she grated on me. Now she's possibly my favorite female performer. Antony bored me to tears when I first heard him, and the nuance took time to really work its way into my ear. Those are the three that come to mind, but I know there are more.A reversal of a previous question: Is there a band that you now adore that you couldn't stand 5-10 years ago?
Since cubrocker & I are the only ones askin' questions around here, I'll just keep going!
Junk food weaknesses. Are you a sweet or salty man? Or both?
Songs that make you cry.
How come all the pervs came out of the woodwork for my week? Jeez-Louise!
Perry v. Schwarzenegger. I'm not expecting you to be an expert on constitutional law right now, but what are your opinions on this case?
Do you think this has a real chance of being heard by the Supreme Court?
Ted Olson seems to be [overly?] confident and even seems to feel that this case will end up being his legacy. Is he nutso, or do you think he could actually convince the current Supreme Court (assuming it makes it that far upon appeal) of his case?
I'm a chip guy. I love original Lays. I'll eat them every day. I think, also, that the best snack food in the world might be chocolate covered pretzels. goddamn are they good.
I cry at weird stuff. It's not usually sentimental songs so much as when I'm overpowered by how fantastically well made and executed a song is. I cried a little today when I listened to Bombs Over Baghdad and Big Boi's verse hits perfectly with the guitar dropping back in.
But I always get a little misty eyed listening to If She Wants Me by Belle and Sebastian and Sadie by Joanna Newsom. Those two songs are just really personal to me without having any specific connections. They've followed me through some very happy times.
Musician: Brian Eno. His career's been badass, plus he works with great bands all the time and seems like he really likes to listen to music.
Director: That's tough. Gut instinct says Sergio Leone. That guy really got it when he was on top. I'd also say Tarkovsky, except he seemed like he always had to fight against things and couldn't ever really make what he wanted. But he still made Mirror.
Actor: Fuck it, Bill Murray. He's goofy, but somehow has dignity now. And he hasn't gotten bad. What comedian from his time can say that?
Author: Burroughs. He had a similar sort of later dignity, only his early years were so fucking wild and disturbed and destructive and terrifying, and he was able to somehow write them out.
I was of the opinion that the California Supreme Court was trying to get the Prop 8 issue moved on to the US Supreme Court by issuing their opinion. I don't know a lot about Olson, he does seem like he could turn it all into a circus pretty easily, but I think that it's a topic that's going to be showing up in the Supreme Court in the next few years, and I think Prop 8 will have been the impetus to get to that final appeal, because, at the end of the day, it's a change that needs to happen throughout the US.
Top 3 favorite los angeles eateries.
And what was yr best Amoeba find, if any?
who ya gonna pick next week?
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quote:Landry's film was so impressive because he's such a physical player. It's rare to see a guy in HS enjoy blocking as much as he did on top of his impressive athleticism. That being said, Quinn looks taller than Landry (LSUsports has him listed at 6'1, but that seems exaggerated). He also looks just as fast, if not faster, and he catches everything. Again, I have no idea how physical Quinn is due to their pass-happy offense, but he looks like a tremendous prospect.
quote:Neither is a blazer
quote: He's actually probably pretty bright
quote: I believe they're the same height, no? Neither is a blazer, although that's okay. They both have great hands.
quote:Willfully ignorant people make me angry.
quote:- Ceiling
quote:No offers from OSU, UF, or the Gumps
quote:I expect head from each and every one of you boys if he and Jalen Hurd prove to not be tough enough
quote:Dave, you also think the #2 RB in the country Jalen Hurd, who ran for 45 TDs and 3500 yards in 5A, who DOES have offers from OSU, UF, and Bama (and LSU) isn't good enough to play for LSU or in the SEC at all. You even went far enough to say you HOPE he plays against us every year in the SEC West for another team. Now you think a 6'1", 4.45 guy with excellent hands and vertical who will be a nationally recruited top WR who happens to be FROM LOUISIANA doesn't have a committable LSU offer. Troll.
quote:yeah, like legit fast. Like will be sub 4.5 electronic timed kind of fast.
quote:Watch dude...they're not tough enough. I can tell.
quote:That's funny since you know exactly where i stand in my job. Its a nice thing to have connections dumbarse. Now proudly hang yourself from the end of your trailor.
quote:even though you are obviously trolling at this point, just explain to me an operational definition of "tough enough"


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View the dependency graph for this libraryThe DEFINER library contains an extension to Common Lisp that allows programmer to nicely reuse some common "definition" idioms.
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Web site | http://common-lisp.net/project/definer/ |
Mailing list | email@example.com |
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Maturity | Stable |
OS compatibility | All. |
ASDF installable | Yes |
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The DEFINER library contains an extension to Common Lisp that allows programmer to nicely reuse some common "definition" idioms.
Many CL packages extend the language by adding a slew of macros that look like the following:
(defsomething ...)
(define-something-else ...)
Well, wouldn't it be nice to have a more controlled way to do that? DEFINER is for you. A quick hack where we extend CL to define more complex definition forms.
The idea is to provide a general macro def
and a specialized generic function for further extensions.
The end result is to make Common Lisp definitions look like Python. Of course, with a twist. def
is written completely in Common Lisp, and in Python you need to hack the parser to extend the behavior of def
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DaDitka wrote:I attend all the home games so perhaps you're not getting a full view on TV, but Brewer is constantly standing around, turned inside-out, or completely out of position and search for the puck. He's clearly struggling with the speed of the game right now.
It's not his play with the puck that's bothering me (he's always been overrated at that)
Are you watching the other defensemen with the same microscope? Everyone of the blues dman makes the same 'mistakes'.
And I really could care less if Brewer stays or goes...I just think people are quick to blame him for everything when he's played pretty well.
We'll just have to agree to disagree.


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We were recently contacted by Jaxx Pacific who let us know that they have partnered with Kong to create their USA Made, All Natural Premium Treat Line. We were given a chance to try two of their newest products.
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{Giveaway} Spring Naturals Dog Food
When I was contacted by Spring Naturals to review their grain free diet, it couldn't have been better timing! After a recent dog food recall, we found ourselves trying to choose a new brand of dog food for Lu, Wally and Phee. While Wally and Phee have been doing great on the new food we chose, it seemed to cause Lu a lot of digestive upset and gas. Since Lu also tends to put on weight very quickly, I wanted to find her something that was lower in calories than what the boys eat. After looking at the ingredients and nutritional analysis, Spring Naturals seemed like a perfect fit.
We chose to try the Grain Free Lamb Dinner, which weighs in at 398 calories per cup and offers 5% fiber. Fiber can be an important part of a weight loss or weight management diet. With a dog like Lu, who tends to pack on the pounds overnight, a higher fiber diet is a great way to keep her full without adding calories.
Spring Naturals Grain Free Lamb Dinner offers the following benefits:
- Real lamb is the first ingredient, plus a unique combination of protein sources like whole chickpeas, green peas and eggs
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Lu really seemed to enjoy the taste of the food and had no hesitation in diving right in. The best part is that her gas and digestive discomfort have completely disappeared! She's been eating Spring Naturals for almost 3 weeks now and it seems to be agreeing with her very well. We have since switched to the Grain Free Turkey Dinner with the same results.
Spring Naturals offers several varieties, with or without grains:
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LuLu + Wally + Phee = THREE!
You may have noticed some long-overdue changes to our blog. Though we never intended to keep him, Phee has been a permanent member of our family for over 2 months now.
Our journey with Phee started as any other foster does – a bridge to his forever home. And though we kept trying to convince ourselves that he was not ours to keep, he made it quite clear that he wasn't going anywhere. Eventually, he wore us down. ;)
At the end of March, Phee underwent cataract removal surgery, which was a great success. He was able to see again and we were preparing for his adoption.
In April and May, we met with two different families who were interested in adopting him, but neither ended up working out.
Unfortunately, with cataract surgery often comes complications – one of which can be damage to the cornea. Twice since his surgery, Phee developed an ulcer in his left eye, but each time it had healed. Then at the end of May, the eye developed a melting ulcer. Over 70% of his cornea had been dissolved in just 2 days, causing extreme pain and the potential for a rupture of the eye. It couldn't have been worse timing, as we had to travel to see my brother get married the following week. Phee stayed with another SNORT volunteer while we were gone, who did everything she could to help save the eye, but it was not meant to be. He ended up having his eye removed while we were away.
During his time away from us, he was inconsolable and cried almost non-stop. When he came home, he flopped down on our bed, belly-up, and snored for hours. We finally understood that this was his HOME. We knew we could never put him through that type of transition again and so he officially became the third member of our Boston brigade.
Our journey with Phee has taken a very long, winding and bumpy road, but it led us to the right place in the end. Phee has come so far in the past 8 months. He has taught me that no matter how bad things look, there's always hope for a brighter tomorrow. He's taught me never to give up, even when someone tells you that all is lost. Despite all he's been through, he is the happiest, sweetest boy. He's a true testament of perseverance and optimism.
I will admit that during the hard times I wondered if we did the right thing for Phee by choosing to save him, in spite of the vet warning us that he was a lost cause… But every single day, I see Phee's gratitude in the crazy wiggle of his bum when he greets me at the door or feel it in the gentle kisses he gives me when we cuddle. I saw a spark in him that December day and that spark has grown into a fire that warms my heart day in and day out.
My deepest wish is that Phee's story will inspire people to look past the sick and injured shell that some shelter dogs have become and see the potential underneath. And I truly hope people will come to understand that a pet with differences – like diabetes, blindness, deafness, or paralysis – can lead a completely happy, fulfilling life.
I put together a video of Phee's recovery photos. I hope you enjoy watching it as much as I have enjoyed being a part of it!
Etta Says! Freeze Dried White Fish Treats {Product Review}
We were recently asked by Prime Pet Supply to taste test Etta Says! Freeze Dried White Fish Treats. Etta Says! treats are 100% all natural freeze-dried white fish from American waters. They contain no additives, fillers, coloring, preservatives or by-products. They are low in fat and calories. They provide many essential minerals such as iron, phosphorous, selenium and iodine, which are important for the correct function of the thyroid and the immune system, as well as vitamins like B3 and B6, which promote healthy red blood cells and eliminate toxins from the body.
Etta Says! Freeze Dried White Fish Treats are:
- Made in the USA
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- All-natural
- Contain no artificial preservatives
When I first opened the package, I was struck by how large the chunks of white fish were! Often when you buy freeze-dried treats, all you get is shreds or crumbs. These are huge, whole chunks of white fish!
The dogs waited patiently for their turn to taste test!
Then they dug in!
These treats are a winner!
Etta Says! Freeze Dried White Fish Treats are the perfect treat for dogs with allergies (like Wally) or diabetes (like Phee). Since Phee is a diabetic, he rarely gets treats because they interfere with his blood glucose levels. These white fish treats are perfect for diabetic dogs. Since they are pure protein and low fat, they will not cause blood glucose to spike and will not irritate his pancreas.
Prime Pet Supply offers Etta Says! Freeze Dried White Fish Treats for a great price! They are a 100% independent pet store located in New York state. They stock only the best and most natural pet foods, treats and supplies available on the market. They also offer a 15% discount if you take advantage of their auto-ship program to schedule your food deliveries.
Phee says "If you're looking for a tasty treat, try Etta Says!"
Disclaimer: Prime Pet Supply provided us with two bags of Etta Says! Freeze Dried White Fish Treats for us to review. All opinions in this post are our own and are not impacted in any way by the receipt of the product.


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Parmigiano Reggiano Cravero - Baruffi
Country of Origin: Italy
Region: Emilia-Romagna
Type of Milk: Cow
Cheese Style: Hard
Flavor Profile: Medium-strong
For five generations, the Cravero family has been hand-selecting young wheels of Parmigiano Reggiano from the finest farms of Emilia-Romagna and transporting them to their maturation caves in Bra, a mountain village in central Piedmont.
Every two years, while attending the bi-annual cheese festival known simply as "Cheese" we pay a visit to Giorgio and his aging rooms. We taste through several batches of his cheese and we select the batches we would like to import. After years of working together, we have found two producers in particular that are most consistently on target with our palate preferences: Baruffi and San Pietro. The wheels we bring in from these farms can vary a bit in age, but are generally between 24 and 28 months old.
Baruffi is a rare producer in the world of Parmigiano by virtue of the fact that they use the milk of their own herd of Freisan and Holstein cows - making them essentially a farmstead producer. Cesare and Nicole Baruffi produce no more than six wheels of cheese per day which they age in their own facility for a year before they are transferred to the aging halls of the Cravero family. Flavor profiles vary from year to year and from age to age but in general, we find this cheese to offer high, fruity notes of aroma and flavor with a nice tanginess on the palate.
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BS1 wrote:B Luc wrote:Almost forgot, went to the Rhino*. Phenomenal talent. 300 hundred girls working that night. I told 1 chick with more than 1 row of teeth that I don't pay chicks not to fuck me. She wasn't happy.
Assist: BS1 (6)
And yes OUIP, there's hope for you yet.
I forgot to follow up with you about that....i assume my boy hooked u up?
all "my boys" work at golf courses out there. need to find some new ones that work at strip joints...


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