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President Jimmy Carter discussed the legislative horse-trading on his 1977 Inauguration Day:
I had several meetings with the Georgia [congressional] delegation, either private breakfasts at the White House or even before I went to the inauguration. We had a tacit understanding that if I really needed them on an issue of importance that I would let them know directly and they would make every effort to support me, even though it was damaging for them at home. But if I didn't really need them, they would vote in accordance with what they thought was best for them and their own constituents.
Frank Moore, Carter's congressional liaison discussed picking an office at the White House:
I remember [John F. Kennedy aide] Larry O'Brien telling me when I asked him about it. He said it was the damnedest thing: All of them ran from the inaugural platform to the White House. . . . Guys were moving desks because nobody made any assignments. He saw that all the offices on the ground were going to be taken, so he ran up the steps to sort of an attic, where boxes were stored. . . . He said it worked out great. In fact, he advised me not to get on the first floor. I asked why. He said: "Well, you have tourists and people coming in, plus you can't have a beer or take your shoes off down there. You guys will get back from the Hill late at night, and you will want to take your tie off and sit around and talk, and it's hard to do that downstairs. You'll always get interrupted." And he was right.
Michael Deaver, deputy chief of staff to President Ronald Reagan, discussed his first impressions of the Oval Office:
Walking into that office with [Reagan] — he sat down behind the desk . . . and before he opened that drawer that had Carter's note in it, he looked over at me. He had both his hands on the desk, and he looked at me and said, "Have you got goose bumps?"
Lloyd Cutler, White House counsel to Carter, discussed the final moments of the Iran Hostage Crisis. American hostages in Iran were released shortly after Reagan's 1981 inaugural speech:
I don't think I went to bed from sometime on Sunday morning until Tuesday after the day of the inauguration. After [President Carter] had gone with the Reagans up to the Hill and the actual inauguration ceremony had begun, I was still sitting on that telephone waiting for the final word on when the [American] hostages' plane had actually taken off from Tehran. . . . About 1:30, finally, with something under each arm and a couple of other people helping me carry things out as I walked out of that West Wing basement, something caught my eye. Instead of the photographs that I was accustomed to looking at — [Carter] with the pope, meeting with Brezhnev in Vienna, et cetera — there were photographs of Ronald Reagan and his dog. By 1:30 on January 20, the transition had happened, the new photos were up, everything was ready for the new president to return to his White House.


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Ben Wallace and Chauncey Billups told off Larry Brown after Game 2 of the 2004 Finals
Larry Brown walked down the aisle of the bus transporting his Pistons, looking even more solemn than usual. Hours earlier, Detroit led Game 2 of the 2004 NBA Finals by three points with 10.9 seconds remaining. Brown instructed his team to foul, but the veterans in the huddle — Rasheed Wallace, Ben Wallace, Richard Hamilton, and Chauncey Billups — resisted his order. Brown relented, but only on the condition that should Shaquille O'Neal catch the ball, they foul him immediately. O'Neal did receive the ball on the ensuing possession, but he quickly passed to Luke Walton, who found Kobe Bryant for an acrobatic 3-pointer that sent Staples Center into a frenzy. The Lakers prevailed easily in overtime, evening the series and leaving the Pistons reeling. "We're crushed," Brown told reporters after the game. "We had a winnable game. And everybody in that locker room's down."
These were the Lakers, a dream team recalibrated: Bryant and O'Neal in their primes, Gary Payton and Karl Malone in the twilight of their careers, heavy favorites to win the franchise's fourth title in five years. With the series headed back to Detroit for three games, the Pistons had just handed them a second life. Brown sauntered to the back of the bus and thought about apologizing to his team, knowing he should have been more adamant about the foul.
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Ben Wallace cut him off: "This ain't Philly."
Brown kept going, his voice rising. Chauncey Billups listened until he'd heard enough.
"Go back to the front of the bus," Billups told his coach. "We're not coming back to L.A."
Those Pistons starters were really something. They fiercely believed in themselves – even calling the unit "Best Five Alive – and we know they were right in this situation, because, of course, the Pistons won three straight at The Palace and didn't go back to L.A.
But that story also illustrates the stubbornness of the Pistons' veterans that would eventually undo them when they didn't have a coach like Brown, who had the résumé to push back at times and provide a much-needed other voice.
As cool as that story is for 2004, it's easy to see how the mutiny under John Kuester happened a few years later.
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Wow! Really nice article.
I think that also shows that Flip Saunders wasn't the man for the job.
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We've had some really good/great caoches for awhile….. WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED?
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This is a great story. It perfectly illustrates my thoughts from the other day.
As talented as they were, its decision making that pushes you over the edge into winning when it counts.
When they lost Larry Brown, the run was over. That sounds obvious now but are they using that insight to make decisions going forward?
There are only a few championship level coaches, so if you don't have one, you need an elite pass first player, a coach on the floor to execute winning decisions.
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Pistons had already lost LB going into the season after they won the Finals. LB was already lobbying for the Knicks position during the season. Good riddance! That going to work crew went hard, even when their coach was crushed after that game 2 loss and while he was trying to leave for another franchise.
We should have beat the Spurs that following year.
We should have beat the Heat and the Cavs after that.
Those six years of elite status was great while they lasted.
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The Heat do not have an elite coach, but they do have Lebron….
Mike Brown had Lebron, 2 years later no Lebron he has no job….
I believe the best coaches who can stand on coaching alone can get the most out of there talent, they actually capture the imagination of the players. Which allows them to see and believe, beyond what they thought they were capable of .
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I like Spo because he had the intelligence to turn Lebron into a PF and game plan a championship out of a pads first pf.
Now if we could get a coach that can do that with Greg Monroe…
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Ever-classy . I wish both of them well.
Ever-classy . I wish both of them well.
Thanks, Mark and Amanda, for showing how high a U.S. skater and team can reach/dream/achieve with talent, dedication and persistence!
OMG! I really wasn't expecting this. I wouldn't have been totally shocked if they had both decided to retire, but wasn't expecting them to split and Mark to look to skate with another partner. It sounds like they both have great attitudes though, as always comes across in their interviews.
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Woah! As other said, a retirement would not have been surprising, but a split is. Very classy announcement.
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Class act, these two. I wish them both well!
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Tweeted by Maxim Trankov ( @Trankov_jr ):
"Really sad about US couple Evora-Ladwig, they are finish partnership I will miss them... Wish u the right way guys!"
I will miss Amanda and Mark's beautiful skating they truly skated as one. Best of luck to both of them.
A talented American pair skater is so hard to find. His phone is going to ring like crazy. It does not matter how old he is. He is in great shape for his age.
I am shocked to hear the news "split". If it was just retire, I would not be surprised at all...
Good luck to Amanda in the next phase of her life, and good luck to Mark in a new partnership. But wow- that's going to be weird...
They are definitely an older pair, have already been to the Olympics, and were on a year-to-year basis, so it seemed this retirement could happen at any time. It's surprising Mark wants to start over again at nearly 32, but he's a capable skater, so good for him for wanting to do so. Maybe he will get lucky enough to find a suitable partner.
Amanda and Mark did a lot of great things in their long career, and it's just too bad they went out on the note they did. They were definitely a better team than their last skate showed. She had issues rotating her jumps throughout her career, but it was admirable the way she tried to deal with them and improve. After so many years of struggle, E/L never gave up, and they were rewarded for it in recent years. In a field that's already very thin, US pairs will miss them. I will miss Amanda and her lovely attitude and competitive spirit.
To me, this isn't a split. This is one partner retiring. Just because it was a life decision instead of injury doesn't mean that she has turned her back on her partner. I guess I'm a bit surprised like everyone else that Ladwig is staying in at 32, but with the mixups going on, he must think he might be able to get a partner and make a run at the Olympics again.
I'm going to miss Amanda's beautiful skating. Truly some of the best lifts in the world.
Given how he and his wife have struggled financially, at 32, if any male skater were to get a free ride because his female partner's parents were paying, I hope it is he.
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We all know by now there's no Flash on the iPhone or iPod touch, and it doesn't look like there'll be Flash on the iPad, which is probably why Adobe's Chief Technology Officer fired off an impassioned defense of the plugin, while a software engineer shows how a still-unfixed bug crashes it, and the first full on HTML5 video player concept makes its debut.
First up, Adobe CTO, Kevin Lynch has posted a full throated defense of Flash on his Adobe Blog and in a follow up comment notes:
Regarding crashing, I can tell you that we don't ship Flash with any known crash bugs, and if there was such a widespread problem historically Flash could not have achieved its wide use today.
How does this reconcile with Apple CEO, Steve Jobs saying something along the lines of "Whenever a Mac crashes more often than not it's because of Flash"? TUAW draws our attention to Matthew Dempsky who found a bug that causes Flash to crash in Safari and Chrome, and Firefox to crash completely. And Adobe hasn't fixed it some 16 months later... Dempsky has created http://flashcrash.dempsky.org/ to demonstrate (remember, it will crash Firefox completely!), and says:
This page exploits a bug that I reported to Adobe in September 2008, and has affected every release of Flash on every platform since then. Despite numerous email exchanges with the Flash product manager about the bug, the bug report being hidden from the public for "security" reasons, and [although] Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch's claims otherwise, it continues to be an issue. [...] I'm just a software engineer who at one time had to deal with Adobe's sorry excuse for a development platform and made an earnest effort on several occasions at helping them improve it for everyone. (This issue is merely the tip of the iceberg of ridiculous bugs and random backwards and forwards incompatibilities known as Adobe's Flash Player plug-in.)
TUAW makes the case that Adobe's been resting on their de facto-standard laurels.
Daring Fireball, meanwhile links to SublimeVideo, the first (to our knowledge) full on HTML5 and JavaScript alternative video player. It's still early days, of course, but it works without a plugin, doesn't buffer until you tell it to, and lets you jump to any point in the video with fairly robust controls -- and more to come.
(And Gruber also notes that MPEG LA, owners of H.264, the proprietary codec used by Apple's gear and online in Safari, Chrome, and Flash -- but not in Firefox -- have announced it will remain without charge for free-to-end-user video through 2016)
Lynch, and former Macromedia Flash MX co-creator, Jeremy Allaire on TechCrunch, make valid points that HTML5 can't replace Flash and that Adobe works really hard on both.
In an ideal world, however, perhaps HTML5 can relieve Flash of some of the duties for which it's unsuited, give us back a lighter, cleaner, faster web overall, and let Flash and Adobe concentrate on those tasks for which there is no Flash alternative -- complex data visualizations, for example.
(And we'd also appreciate it if Flash stopped allowing websites to abuse local settings by storing "cookies" on our system -- okay Adobe?)
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Never had a problem with Flash crashing my various machines.
Well, I've defended Flash in various threads, but I've had problems. Flash runs on every desktop -- but runs the best on Windows. Mac support is useable but not as good as Windows, and Linux versions are simply dreadful.
Whether apple or TIPB likes it or not. Flash will be the market leader for years to come. Even with HTML 5 on the horizon.
Well concerning the Linux version, I've been running a full on 64bit version of flash (albeit alpha) that works great and as far as I know it's the only 64 bit os that has a native running app.
Infact, Flash will grow. Soon it will be o. Android, black Berry, and Webos handsets. A combined sum of over 100,000,000 phones. Apple can't stop that. Sorry guys! So if you want REAL internet. You need Flash. If you don't support flash, you do t support the internet.
I could be the only person in the world who was happy that the iPad doesn't have Flash. I realize that Flash won't be going away for a long time, but I'm hoping this makes more websites stop using it, or at least provide usable alternatives. In general, the more Flash-heavy a site is, the less time I spend there.
I have to agree with Muero...I'm glad there's no flash on the iPad...any site that uses flash for content (menus and stuff like that, I can live with) gets put in my blacklist to never be visited again.
Oh, and as far as "the internet"...flash not only the internet...it's a (crashy) part of the data delivery system called the web...which is not the internet either. So...people need to learn to use flash and not abuse it.
I doubt that will (or should) change Mozilla's mind. If you read the agreement, it applies only those those who serve internet video for free -- in other words, h264 will be free for you serving your own videos on the internet, but not if you distribute DVDs. Even on the internet, Major League Baseball has to purchase a license to encode, as will broadcasters, wedding video producers, and everybody else who charges for video. Ads are not mentioned one way or another, but it is hard to see content providers eager to jump on board that, especially if the fee structure may change in 2016.
More specifically from Mozilla's point of view, the original h264 license terms also held downstream viewers liable; if a provider encoded something without a license, and you viewed it, you could be required to purchase a license, as a viewer. That point was not addressed in the recent MPEG-LA license change at all, and I suspect that part is as big, if not bigger, a sticking point to the Mozilla foundation.
Just wanted to give an update on this to make sure your readers have the latest. The Flash Player team describes this bug situation, with a kudos call-out Matthew Dempsky: http://blogs.adobe.com/emmy/archives/2010/02/flash_bug_repor.html.
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Firefox didn't crash for me.
Sure the Flash window quit, but Firefox soldiered on, without a problem.
Firefox 3.6, OpenSuse 11.2 64bit.
I'm with the "no flash" side.
I don't want flash ads, flash menus are annoying as hell on any desktop, and Flash crashes my browsers ALL THE TIME! Adobe is full of chit.
Flash isnt going anywhere anytime soon.
I remember when Pocket PC (currently known as Windows Mobile) users started making noise about Flash back around 2003 before we even had smartphones and I couldn't understand why then. I personally don't care about Flash and only this past year or so is Flash even beginning to appear on mobile devices because it doesn't work right on them in the first place.
Flash is not the "real internet", it's just a vehicle for content delivery on the internet that uses to much CPU cycles, allows unauthorized cookies to be installed on a PC (any OS), is abused by web designers and takes to long to load in some cases. For those who want Flash on their mobile devices, understand that just because it will run Flash doesn't mean it will display the page. To this day there is still not a single smartphone that will display every web page properly. Anyway it seems that since many who don't know any better want Flash will get it and eventually find out that outside of being able to play a Flash-based games, seeing a few pretty animations and play some videos that they are not missing anything else or getting anything more worthwhile except for shortened battery like that those who don't use Flash won't get.
In any case Flash will be around for the foreseeable future as Adobe is not going to let it go lightly; but some of those ignorant statements by the CEO needs to stop along with the lashing out at Apple. If Adobe truly had a good product and everyone knew it, it would speak for itself but obviously Adobe feels threatened and rightfully so. The iPhone is the most popular phone since the Motorola RAZR, because people are willingly paying for it without it going on a buy 1 get 1 free sale like other phones do. Adobe sees this and realizes that the only way they can strengthen their hold in the internet space is to get on all Apple's iPhone OS-based devices. Since that appears to not be happening in the foreseeable future Adobe has chosen to simply make a lot of noise in hopes of scaring Apple into doing so. If Flash was actually an internet standard and worked really well and not just standard practice it might have made it onto the iPhone but since it's not Adobe should just take their loses and move along quietly. They have other products that that are truly important and necessary for many people.
So Matt R, that's a beta product which mainly focuses on x86 netbooks running MS Windows...
That's relevant to an ARM based devices running iPhoneOS ; how exactly?
Just on a factual basis , there is an alternative to Flash for complex visualization. It isn't widely used and the startup time is a killer, but JavaFX does work on lots of machines with no install and produces some pretty cool results.
Is flash really that prone to crashing and viruses? Just wish flash could be viewed on iPhone someday...
The problem with HTML5 video tag it's that it doesn't support any kind of DRM or protecctions, it delivers clean video and you can download it so it's useless for providers like Hulu et al.
Adobe has ARM versions of flash in the works, and actually ARM is helping them with it. ( http://tinyurl.com/6ysv63 ) I would expect a decent ARM beta early to mid this year. Of course, not an iPhone one, but Adobe cannot (officially) move that way without Apple's blessing, which Apple will not give.
h264 has one undeniable advantage over theora -- h264 hardware decoders already exist in mobile devices, mainly the iPod/iPhone line. Apple is never going to change there.
Theora (the codec Mozilla currently favors) has one undeniable advantage for producers -- its license just says "use it, wherever you want, however you want, for free." In contrast, the h264 license is confusing, risky, costly, and totally at odds with web standards. Mozilla is never going to change there.
Interestingly, Apple's statement on those same principles is ( http://www.apple.com/about/w3c/ ):
"After careful consideration of the draft patent policy, Apple believes that it is essential to continued interoperability and development of the Web that fundamental W3C standards be available on a royalty-free basis. In line with the W3C's mission to "lead the Web to its full potential," Apple supports a W3C patent policy with an immutable commitment to royalty-free licensing for fundamental Web standards. Apple offers this statement in support of its position."
However, later in the same document they state that companies need exclusions for their own IP, which seems like Apple is trying to have it both ways. The solution is at the end of Apple's statement:
"While the current draft patent policy does state a "preference" for royalty-free standards, the ready availability of a RAND option presents too easy an alternative for owners of intellectual property who may seek to use the standardization process to control access to fundamental Web standards. A mandatory royalty-free requirement for all adopted standards will avoid this result."
The problem is that Apple, and the W3C, have punted on the issue of video codecs being a fundamental standard, which seems illogical -- without at least a codec is nonfunctional, so a fundamental baseline codec should be part of the standard. Without one, you can have W3C-standard browsers that cannot serve content in W3C-standard compliant pages -- a situation with black boxes that is little better than ActiveX or Flash. In other words, you have a worthless standard.
Apple holds all the cards here. They have the cash on hand, they have the clout both within MPEG-LA and within the W3C, and they have the investment in hardware to protect. With one stroke of the pen, they could start the process that would entrench h264 as the preferred video format for the internet for at least the next decade. Killing flash would be little more than a happy side effect for Apple.
Are these flash articles just to stir up the Anti Flash and Pro Flash commenters? I can't even read these comments anymore. It's just a rehash of old trash.
Flash isn't coming to the iPhone or iPad. Topic OVER...
P.S. I could click the Nexus One ad at the top of Tipb.com and get a Flash enabled phone, and at least Tipb would get some click through revenue...
the point "pro flash" people make is having the option. On the pre flash will be available for free through the app catalog. If you want it you download it if you don't then obviously don't download it. Why not give the consumer a choice.
Hi Rene, there's some more info the "crash" citation, posted late Saturday:http://blogs.adobe.com/emmy/archives/2010/02/flashbugrepor.html
If you're interested in the use of local storage (whether by sites you visit or the third-party content they host), then Adobe just filed a statement with the FTC on that, and there's also been progress on browser integration for privacy settings:http://www.brafton.com/industry-news/adobe-slams-use-flash-cookies-seo-t...$1357341.htmhttp://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer/articles/privacymodefp10.1.html
I use HTML5 version of YOUTUBE .. and it has a hard time going to the exact spot on the video... at its current state HTML5 sucks..
but I"m sure in 3 years or so .. it'll be ready for prime time.. and probably taking over in 5 years..
the problem is in the meantime .. Apple Iphone and Ipad owners will have a horrible browsing experience..
@ Jerry
maybe it's just me but my iPhone browsing experience has been nothing near horrible. I guess I don't miss all the intrusive ads that bring the browser to a grinding halt......
No kidding! I actually prefer my phone for browsing over my desktop or laptop. Stable, secure, and no flash ads!
Maybe Jerry has never actually used an iPhone yet?
Poor guy.
@The real truth
Be careful what you wish for. Flash ads blow, but Flash, at least, is easily blocked...
What, you think advertisers are going to stop trying to intrude when one tool is taken away?
Yes advertisers use different methods...so far though none of them get in my way as much as the flash variety.....you are right though....flash is easily blocked, which is a good thing
saying that flash will remain the leader always, is like saying pre-iPhone launch in 2007 that Nokia will remain the largest phonemaker forever... :P
The problem I have with no flash on the iphone is there are certain websites you cannot visit because the main page is completely flash. No way around it unless you know its link address and then you have to hopw its not all flash too.
I dont need flash ads or games, but I do need to have access to any website on the net now, not later.
@Scott J: What websites in this day and age are nearly 100% flash on the front page? What is the site specifically?


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The thing is, these are characters in a carefully crafted work of fiction, not real people. Judy explicitly asserted that the Shoes give unlimited move to anyone who attunes to them. She may have no way of knowing that, but it doesn't look like there's going to be an opportunity for the reader to learn that she is prone to such fallacies.
I can't put my finger on it, but I'm getting the impression that Olive didn't purposely introduce her Ruler to a disabling addiction. I suspect that Olive didn't realize what the full impact of the heroine buds would be when she allowed Judy to start using them, and that Olive's controlling behavior (ankle monitor, etc.) is partly a reaction to the effect of the buds on Judy - and the ankle monitor isn't very useful if the person you're monitoring has unlimited move. So when she said, "they're dangerous", she meant, "they allow you to cause chaos".


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Krista Siegfrid's "Marry Me" and Arion's "Lost" have qualified to the Finnish finals from the second semi.
That's a very decent entry so well done Denmark.
Rather monotonous, though. Lacking in vocal range as well.
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Well yeah it's terrible but it's 'decent' for Eurovision standards.
Comedienne Petra Mede will host Eurovision. Apparently she is awesome.
I really wanted Sarah Dawn Finer (who is also awesome) but apparently she will be on tour at the time.
Valentina Monetti will represent San Marino again this year. Hopefully with a song about Twitter.
"Facebook Uh Oh Oh" is just a legendary masterpiece.
This year, her song is caled "Crisalide" and they will soon announce when it's going to be unveiled. It was also written by Ralph Siegel so hopefully it'll be similarly lamazing.
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AHHHH Valentina Monetta! And same songwriter? SOOOO excited! My sister and go "Facebook, uh oh oh..." every time someone says Facebook. Yeah, don't say "Facebook" in my presence.
Sarah Dawn Finer would have been good. Especially if Azerbaijan qualified to the Finals.
Macedonian song will be called "Obsesija" (Obsession) and will be performed in Macedonian. It's written by Esma's son.
Semi-finals in Malta and Norway tonight.
I hope that Chris Grech "Never Walk Away" wins the Maltese final.
Claudia Faniello will try to represent Malta for the 9th time with "When It's Time". She probably will fail again.
All Maltese songs are online, vast majority are terrible obviously.
These are totally going to happen while I'm sitting in class. Or sleeping.
How's the Norwegian final looking, Ziggy?
Norway is great in that the songs are really diverse. In the third semi on Saturday there'll be a goth/industrial band, teenage X-Factor survivor, some older established artists and a rapper duo.
I am really worried that "operatic metal" song that won Semi 2 is going to win the whole thing. :/
And sorry, I got confused, it's not tonight.
Friday evening is Maltese semi-final and it will be broadcast on eurovision.tv so everyone can watch it.
Saturday evening will be very busy as it will feature:
- Hungarian Heat 1
- Icelandic Final
- Maltese Final
- Norwegian Semi-Final 3
- Swedish Semi-Final 1
Saturday is going to be awesome. That's all day for me, so I can have it going while I do homework!
Montenegrin TV informed us all that the hip hop duo Who See will be joined on stage by one of their most popular pop singers Nina Žižić as well as a second MYSTERY singer to be revealed. Oh, the tension is killing me!
Russia - a country known for not really bothering with that troublesome democracy business - shall choose its act internally. Apparently all the entries are talent show rejects, no established artists submitted songs. So we'll probably get some dire The Voice winner.
Cyprus has chosen Despina Olympiou. Song TBA. But it will be in Greek.
Bulgaria will chose the performer internally. The performer will then submit 5 songs, same jury will choose 3 best and then they'll be performed in the national final with the combination of jury and public votes choosing the best song. Songs are supposed to be composed and produced entirely by Bulgarian nationals.
American singer Hannah Mancini will represent Slovenia. She's the kind of artist who has had a successful career in the music industry for a while now recording vocals, working with other musicians, but never in the spotlight. Now it's heeeer time, it's heeer time, heeer moment, etc.
Some acts made it through to the Finnish final yesterday but it doesn't matter because Mikael Saari is going to win the whole thing anyway and then go on to either win Eurovision or place top 5 at the very least.
One minute long rehearsal clips for the tomorrow's first Melodifestivalen Heat are now up on the official website for the event. All the songs are terrible and David Lindgren - with another sharply choreographed routine - should have no problems winning comfortably, I think. He looks so amusing. Handsome but in a nerdy way, not a popstar way. He looks like he's just been dragged out of an office cubicle.
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WTF, Gothiminister is in the Norwegian Eurovision comp??
Last night was incredibly busy as far as Eurovision song selection goes! Here's a re-cap:
Hungary - First Quarterfinal
The jury and the public each chose 3 songs (out of 10 taking part, so 4 acts went home) to go through to the semi-final. No idea whether there will be two semi-finals with 12 acts each or one with 24 but my guess is the former. We will see. All the songs were in Hungarian but I don't know whether it was a requirement or the artists' choice.
The jury has chosen:
48 points Szilvia Agárdi & Dénes Pál "Szíveddel láss" (zzzzzzz...)
47 points Ildikó Keresztes "Nem akarok többé játszani" (zzzzzzz...)
45 points Gergő Rácz "Csak állj Melom" (Cool vibe, I like it!)
The public has chosen:
43 points Gergő Baricz "Húz" (Cool, laid-back vibe again. Nice.)
41 points Tibor Gyurcsík "Örök harc" (Wow. This is awesome! Depeche Mode/Hurts vibe and he's really hot! Definitely my favourite of the six!)
35 points (placed last ) Tamás Palcsó "Ezt látnod kell" (Cheesy shit.)
Looking at those scores, the juries are pushing the dullest, safest crap, as is usually the case.
Iceland Has Chosen!
6 songs qualified from the semis + 1 wildcard making it a weird and uneven () number of 7 in the final.
A combination of jury and public votes chose the top two songs which then competed head to head and by that point only the public vote counted. The winner is:
Eyþór Ingi Gunnlaugsson "Ég á líf"
There is no way this bland, boring piece of crap entry will qualify to the final. Great choice Iceland...
And this is the song that came second:
Unnur Eggertsdóttir - Ég syng!
It is also crap. But it's very catchy and at least it doesn't instantly put you to sleep. It should have won! OH WELL.
Malta Has Chosen!
And the result is a big surprise. I was betting for Chris Grech. Pasty-faced Kevin Borg was the favourite to win. It looked like it was going to be between the two of them. Kevin won the public vote, Grech gave a very good performance (and came 3rd in the public vote) but the jury decided to pick a mediocre, happy-clappy, piece of crap song which sounds like a tramp strumming at a ukulele... GOOD GOING MALTA! *sighs*
Behold, the Maltese entry:
Gianluca Bezzina "Tomorrow" *cries*
Poor Claudia Faniello was 7th, entering Fumie Suguri territory now.
P.S. eurovision.tv published a prepared article, announcing the wrong winner, by mistake
Norway - Melodi Grand Prix: Third (and final) Semi-Final
Gothminister didn't make it to the final! The three songs that qualified are:
1. Adelén "Bombo" (Jesus Christ, this makes Haba Haba sound sophisticated... Sad, Jennifer Lopez wannabe crap.)
2. Sirkus Eliassen "I Love You Te Quiero" (Terrible... but also AMAZING. And the staging is awesome. Got it on repeat all morning. )
3. Gaute Ormåsen "Awake" (zzzzzzz...)
Bookmaker favourites who failed to go through:
Gothminister "Utopia" (Well I am not surprised. Lordi was fun but this just looked like a bad joke and not in a good way. Plastic fun fair staging, please...)
I really want the rabbits to win. Eliassen brothers are just awesome!
But Norway actually has a sophisticated, serious-face, cutting edge electro song in the final (she won the second semi). It would be most fair if she won. Just no shitty "metal-opera" please!
Margaret Berger "Feed You My Love" (Second Semi-Final Winner)
Sweden - Melodifestivalen: Deltävling 1 (Karlskrona)
Last night, the first Melodifestivalen Heat took place in Karlskrona. Remember, you can watch the whole of Melodifestivalen both live and on-demand for free and non-geoblocked through the SVT Play website.
Video link to the first show.
Jesus Christ, I can't believe what a total trainwreck it was...
The female presenter wasn't that bad but Danny Saucedo was a nightmare. He was nervous and wooden, kept making mistakes and couldn't be reading the cue cards any more obviously. Yes, they are there to help you but you're really not supposed to be looking down reading directly from them 50% of the time...
All the fail jibes directed at Danny (who failed twice to win) were delicious, though.
So they had 8 performers perform. And then there was a technical failure when they did the voting recap.
Then people were given ONE MINUTE (WTF?!!!) to vote and there was a hilariously inane interval act.
Then they revealed the bottom three and gave people another ONE MINUTE to vote for the remaining 5 acts, 2 of whom would go to final, 2 to Andra Chansen and 1 home. And the poor three eliminated acts had to sit there holding back tears. Awwww.
Then there was another interval act and then results.
First they announced the first act to go to the final. That act performed the song again (whilst the rest of the votes wasn't revealed yet). Then they revealed other results and the other act going to the final performed. It felt really really weird.
So yeah, total mess. Oh and did I mention that the songs were shit as well?
Here's how it panned out (not giving all YT links because SVT will take them down straight away and you can watch it all on SVT Play):
1-2 and straight to the final
The two favourites lived up to the hype.
David Lindgren "Skyline"
Near perfect performance. Very strong vocals, really sharp dance routine. Lindgren looks like a nerd but has good stage presence. I am very surprised he wasn't out of breath at all given the amount of dancing. Song is kinda mediocre but uptempo and makes an impact. A very strong contender to win this year, I think.
Yohio "Heartbreak Hotel"
Wow. I am very surprised that a record label came up with this project. Think Tokio Hotel, on crack. Yohio "loves Japan" and is made to look like a yaoi character. Manga hair, angelic, androgynous face with big eyes, OTT make-up, colourful contact lenses, the whole shebang (click here if you dare). And wait for it... visual-kei music (bad 80s rock basically). It was terrible, totally form over substance but I can see how it can appeal to kids/teenagers who think their mum is being mean to them...
They didn't give the placements but my guess is David 1st and Yohio 2nd.
3-4 and through to Andra Chansen
Cookies N' Beans "Burning Flags"
Ok so a country group from Sweden, who released an album called "Trailer Trash Soul"... Ok... One of them even looks like a fat Kelly Clarkson. And one pretended to play the guitar even though we know that the music is from playback and the song wasn't even written by them so why bother. Having said all that, they all have strong, quite original voices that blend well and it was a good performance.
Eric Gadd "Vi kommer aldrig att förlora" (We'll Never Lose)
Well he's a DILF alright. It was the typical schlager crap albeit slightly more sophisticated than most and well performed for sure.
My guess is Cookies 3rd and Eric 4th.
5. Mary N'diaye "Gosa" (Cuddle)
Haba Haba number 2. A catchy song that could have done very well but the production was quite poor. And the staging was just a disaster. Terrible costumes, terrible background, really weak choreography. Her singing and stage presence weren't bad but it just all looked like a total mess. Wasted opportunity.
6. Michael Feiner & Caisa "We're Still Kids"
Wow he's such a babe! (proof)
It was a typical dance track but the sax hook made it stand out and it could have done well. One problem, though. Caisa can't sing. Like at all. I am quite astounded than an artist like Feiner who is very established in the music industry would not be able to find a better singer. I mean you have scores of better singers in the early stages of The Voice and X-Factor. Heaps of them to choose from.
7. Anna Järvinen "Porslin" (Porcelain)
This had to be a joke? Her clothes + (lack of) stage presence screamed CRAZY CAT LADY. Song was incredibly bad as well. Bottom of the barrel schlager crap. Horrific.
8. Jay-Jay Johanson "Paris"
Name dropping on various places of interest in Paris was the idea for the song lyric. He looked like some kind of basement-dwelling nerd. It was an even bigger joke than "Porslin". Incredibad.
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Universal Music Japan. He is doing Eurovision because the Swedish Eurovision boss Christer Björkman watched this interview on Skavlan (Norwegian/Swedish talkshow) and thought he would be perfect for Eurovision. He actually won the semi ahead of David.
Margaret Berger's song really is awesome. It's like a poppier version of The Knife. Does what scandi-pop does best, mixing euphoric and melancholic. I'm digging it more and more.
And yeah, I thought he'd be really big in Japan.
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Parson has NO stats. Or at least no visible ones.
They derived his Leadership bonus by observing what happens to unit's stats when he's in charge of them. I think they figured he must be a Level 2 Warlord.
So he must also have Attack, Defense, and Move -- he just has never had the opportunity to experiment and figure out what they might be.


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|Seahawk Alumni Team Up At Turner Field
WILMINGTON, North Carolina – Two UNCW alumni and athletic trainers from different generations crossed paths recently when Seahawk trainer Aldo Plata spent time working alongside Jeff Porter and the Atlanta Braves at Turner Field.
Plata traveled to the Peach State during an extended home stand for the Braves as part of the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society (PBATS) program administered by Major League and Minor League Baseball athletic trainers.
"Everyone from the front office staff to the players made me feel at home," said Plata. "I've been familiar with the PBATS internship program for a while. With the help of (HHAS faculty member) Dr. David Miller, I contacted Jeff and went through the application process. The experience of spending a seven-game home stand with the Braves was great."
Porter was raised just off Highway 421 in Long Creek, N.C. After graduating from Burgaw High School, he played football at then-Chowan Junior College before transferring to UNCW and finishing up with the undergraduate degree in Health and Physical Education in 1977.
"I worked for UNCW's first athletic trainer, Tracy James, for my last three years before graduating ," said Porter, who then attended graduate school at the University of Denver. Coincidentally, Porter returned to UNCW and took the oral practicum for his ATA exam from longtime trainer and UNCW Athletic Hall of Fame inductee Terry Middleswarth.
That was nearly 30 years ago. Today, Porter is an integral part of Atlanta's successful baseball machine, which has produced one world championship and five World Series appearances. Porter's worked with slugger Henry Aaron and legendary manager Bobby Cox, not to mention organization favorites Tom Glavine, John Smoltz, Greg Maddox, Chipper Jones, Jeff Blauser, Mark Lemke and Fred McGriff.
"We've had some tremendous players here," Porter reflected over the phone, "but they haven't been just good players, they've been great people."
The PBATS program is in its 15th year of existence and is designed to expose young athletic trainers to the rigors of professional baseball.
"Typically, we take underclassmen and have them come for one home stand or at least one week," Porter explained. "They can get some good experience, see what it's like and understand the hours involved. It's all about helping them.
"If they're thinking about choosing a baseball career, this gives them insight into what it's like and a feel of what it's like."
Plata, who joined the Seahawk staff in 2006, enjoyed his time in Atlanta and learned techniques that will benefit UNCW's student-athletes in the long term.
"The Braves had the MLB's top training staff last year, so I was hoping to be able to spend some time with each of their staff members," said Plata, Class of '03. "I wanted to see what I could learn that I could bring back to help our student-athletes.
"I saw the day-to-day treatments and rehab that goes into keeping the players on the field for 162 games in the regular season. I learned that a lot of the treatments and rehab we do at UNCW are similar to what is done on the professional level. They just have more resources at that level of competition."
The opportunity to observe Porter and his staff on a daily basis peaked Plata's interest in the sport and profession. "If an opportunity to work in professional baseball became available I would definitely consider it," he said. "It would mean working with the elite athletes at the highest level of baseball."


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I remember the day I wrote my first "thank you" note to a teacher. My daughter was just completing kindergarten. I wanted her teacher, Mrs. McKay, to know my daughter looked forward to going to school almost every day and came home after school to excitedly show me her drawings.
So I wrote a short note thanking her for making my daughter's first year of school such a success.
I loved saying thank you to someone who made such an impact on my daughter's life. And Mrs. McKay made a point of stopping me at school to let me know how much she appreciated the note.
A lesson learned about the importance of "thank you."
We are living in a time when our teachers—now more than ever—need a note of thanks.
And as PTA, we have created a new opportunity for you to thank a teacher. PTA Teachers-Making A Difference Award is designed to showcase and publicize the outstanding dedication and support of teachers for PTA.
To recognize the special contributions of teachers at your school to PTA, California State PTA will select and feature their stories in our publications and on our website. Click here to read about some of our honored teachers.
Tell us about a teacher at your school and how that teacher's dedication is so special. Honorees for this award should be:
- A PTA/PTSA member
- Credentialed teacher at a PTA school in California
Nominations can be made throughout the year. Every nominated teacher will receive a letter of appreciation and a certificate. One teacher's name will be drawn monthly for special recognition, a free registration to the California State PTA Annual Convention and a gift basket of software/hardware, valued at $100 to $200, donated by our newest Member Perks provider, JourneyEd.
Find the application to nominate PTA teachers, in English and in Spanish.
Editor's Note: Carol Kocivar is California state PTA president.


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