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It's'"googly eyes"applied to architecture. Oh, and chickens. "Churches that look like chickens" is somewhat of a (minor) hit on Facebook, but we hope that changes soon. There isn't much to say beyond that, aside from the fact that the curator behind the, ahem, project certainly has a keen eye for a zoomorphic architecture. The Microsoft Paint portraiture is nearly rendered superfluous by the already chicken-like buildings, but that's part all of the fun, isn't it? Click through for more!


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Lions special teams coordinator takes blame for team's woes WITH VIDEO
ALLEN PARK — Danny Crossman would love to do his job in complete anonymity because that means he is doing it well.
"Love anonymity. I tell my kids all the time (when they say), 'Daddy we don't see you on TV.' That's a good thing,'' Crossman said on Thursday.
The Lions special teams coordinator is under fire because in the last two weeks the opponents have returned a kickoff and a punt in each game for touchdowns. The Lions are the only team to allow that since statistics started being kept in 1940 according to STATS LLC.
The people who matter have faith in Crossman. Coach Jim Schwartz made that clear earlier in the week.
"There is no heat, the heat is to win game. The heat is outside,'' Crossman said. 'We're going to get it done, end of story.''
He doesn't read the papers or listen to the radio. Crossman knows he has problems and it's on him to get them fixed.
After the loss to the Vikings, Minnesota coach Leslie Frazier said they knew if they held their blocks that Percy Harvin could score on the kickoff return after watching film from Tennessee's success.
Schwartz disputed that on Monday. Crossman agrees with his boss. Continued...
"They ran that same return against us a year ago and got to the 12-yard line,'' Crossman said.
Being a special teams coach presents special challenges. There's no practicing live at full speed and there's not much say in personnel — offense and defense traditionally get first choice.
Often NFL players have never played on special teams because they were the big guns in college and were not relegated to special teams duty.
Chemistry is just wishful thinking because quite often players are changed week to week depending on injuries and the needs on offense and defense.
Crossman, who is in his third season with the Lions, is good with all of that. It's part of the job. And as a stand-up coach, he takes all of the blame for recent failures.
"I know that I have to get it done whether it's personnel, whether it's what we're doing, how we're doing it, it's all how I'm getting it taught,'' Crossman said.
"I'm a teacher, if you're a teacher and half the kids are flunking your exams you have to find a way to teach your kids better,'' he added.
He would not get into specifics, although when asked how many tackles were missed on the punt return Sunday he said "several" and he said it twice.
He said there was not a common thread to the breakdowns. Clearly on the kickoff return on Sunday it was a matter of missed assignments with players not staying in their lanes. On the punt return it was missed tackles.
"There's not a common thread. The common thread is I have to do a better job. Whatever it may be, whatever the breakdowns are it is my responsibility to get all of that stuff fixed,'' Crossman said. "That's what we're working on, that's what we'll get done.'' Continued...
The players are off until Tuesday for the bye weekend. Then they'll get back to work in preparation for playing at the Philadelphia Eagles on Oct. 14.
Crossman, though, won't get so much time off. He'll be looking for ways to get the job done better. He would not say if he's making personnel moves.
"Whether you're having success or whether you're not having success, your guys are your guys. We're going to play with them, we're going to get them right,'' Crossman said. "The only way to do that, is for me to reach every one of the guys involved and find a way to get them to click so we put ourselves in position to win games.''
(Paula Pasche covers the Lions. Follow her on Twitter @PaulaPasche. Read her Lions Lowdown blog at oplions.blogspot.com.)
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John Kerry is one of the toughest, smartest senators in Congress. When he's not battling the narrow-minded neocon agenda in the Senate, he's holding the Bush Administration's feet to the fire, championing the rights of the average American, speaking and writing on the environment, pushing for a swift end to the war in Iraq, pushing for extended veterans benefits, social justice, world security, fair trade, worker's rights, Internet freedom, helping small business and other important issues.
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The Jackson County OSU 4-H Program is offering two livestock showmanship clinics on Feb. 4 and 5 for all county 4-H and FFA youth with livestock projects.
The first clinic, on Feb. 4, will be held at the Altus FFA Barn, and is for beef and sheep projects. The second clinic on Feb. 5 will be held at the Blair FFA Barn and is for swine and goat projects.
Participants do not need to bring their livestock with them, in fact, in terms of swine and cattle, they are asked not to, due to room concerns. Animals will be present for the instructors to use and demonstrate proper showmanship techniques. Instructors for these events will be: Swine – Mr. Shane Curry, Blair FFA Instructor; Goats – Mr. Stacy Randolph, Goat Project 4H Volunteer; Beef – Mr. Bruce Farquhar, Altus FFA Instructor; and Sheep – Mrs. Stacy Riley, 4H Livestock Project Club Leader and FFA Parent.
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TAMPA, Fla. - Tyler Johnson picked a very good time to score his first NHL goal for the Lightning with a throng of family and friends there to see him at Tampa Bay Times Forum on Saturday night.
Johnson's first-period score cued a game of offense from unexpected places - including another rookie first-time scorer in Ondrej Palat - as Tampa Bay generated a badly needed 4-1 win over the Southeast Division-leading Carolina Hurricanes.
The victory ended a five-game home losing streak for the Lightning (12-15-1), who had dropped eight of its previous 10 games. The win kept Tampa Bay's gasping playoffs hopes alive. The Lightning passed the Washington Capitals in the Southeast Division and moved within six points of the first-place Hurricanes.
None of the players who scored for the Lightning have more than six goals this season. Tyrell had been recalled from the American Hockey League on Saturday morning.
"I thought the Johnson-Palat-(Dana)Tyrell line was the one that gave us the momentum right off the bat, first shift, first period they were just everywhere on the ice," said Lightning coach Guy Boucher.
As for secondary scoring, Boucher added, "If you don't get it, you don't win consistently in the NHL."
Carolina (15-11-1) has now dropped three of five.
Johnson's parents and some aunts were spending their last few days in town before returning home and the owner of his old juniors team in Spokane (Wash.) happened to be in Tampa for a business trip. His decorated puck will likely return home with family, he said.
"I just tried to play hard and some things went for me," said Johnson, who posed for pictures with the puck while wearing the team tradition of camo army jacket and battle helmet. "The team played hard all around and our line, we worked extremely well together. We had a lot of fun this time around."
Johnson gave the Lightning a 1-0 lead with 9:06 left in the first period. Recalled last week when captain Vincent Lecavalier was placed on injured reserve, the 22-year-old was leading the AHL in goals and continued his pace in his second career NHL game.


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Dino, both you and scott hit the nail right on the head with Gary.Originally Posted by dino26
I understand where gary comes from, but the sad reality is that Steiner is screwing your brains out for $2000. I did not buy the seats that my son and I have sat in, the same seats that my father and I have sat in and my wife, and my best friends and on and on it goes. Gary, we all have to draw the line somewhere.
As for the white collar crack, many of us started out from blue collar parents and went on to white collar futures. I grew up very poor and was on a track similar to your own when I was injured in the academy and went on to law school after the Department screwed me salary wise while I was out.
I wish you all the best and totally respect the job you do, however, you need to get over this and not make yourself crazy. This will only matter to the little guy (I have young kids myself) if you make it matter to him. the new stadium is for you and he to share.


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So, the other day, I was looking for some Rockman X soundtracks and came across the Korean version of Rockman X7 for the PC.
Now, I know there was this neat version of Megaman X released for the american market about 1994, and X4 as well, somewhere in the late 90s - for the Windows PC.
I've also seen Breath of Fire IV for the PC, in English. Boy, I'd be absolutely ecstatic if they ported BOFV as well, since my PS2 is dead and I really really really miss that game... or RMX Command Mission. Man, I'd buy those in a heartbeat.
Are there or were there any more PS2 or PSX games by Capcom or similar company ported for the PC?
Are there more Rockman X or Breath of Fire, especially, ports?
The fact that these are Korean is also very interesting. I know that it was sort of illegal to have Japanese electronics in Korea (thus, many clones, and the Zemmix exist) - Does this still hold true?
Being that Korea is the Internet Capital of the world, it'd make a lot of sense for there to be many Korean PC ports of Japanese games.
I really have to learn how to read Korean now...


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February 2nd, 2009
I write this post extremely confused what to think. So let me lay it out on the line and I'll let you be the judge. Maybe the answers will be clearer in the future. This post is an experiment with time travel to the ordinary blogger.
Things with Bree have been going pretty well (at least I think so. Oh fuck, excuse me for a second while I furiously knock on some wood). It's been a nice balance; I've texted her just as much as she's texted me. I call her when I feel like calling her and I think she's comfortable in calling me when she's comfortable calling me.
But a conversation last night took a bit of the wind out of my sails.
Bree had given me a call just as I was nodding off reading A Prayer for Owen Meany.
The conversation was running its usual coarse, until she dropped anchor out of nowhere:
"Oh, by the way, on Friday I kissed a guy. It wasn't a big deal, but I just thought you should know."
At this point, I was caught completely off guard and not sure what to think. But I felt my cheeks redden and reach temperatures that would rival a potter's kiln.
So I did what I normally do when I get extremely uncomfortable and nervous; I used humor to mask my pain. I was quick to make a joke out of it, "... you've been worrying about losing your touch and here you are making out with 23 year olds!" I kept it light and even threw in a sly compliment.
She was apologetic (I think legitimately) and I could feel the slight discomfort coming from her end of the phone line. I reassured her that she didn't owe me any explanation or any apology, because really... she didn't.
After all, I wasn't sure what else to say! What could I say??
The conversation switched gears; I asked her about hotel suggestions of where I should stay when I meet her in Santa Barbara. But I just couldn't keep up the charade, I was now starting to sweat and needed to get off the phone.
So@24: Hey, it's already 1 in the morning, I'm pretty tired. We'll talk tomorrow?
Bree: Oh. Yeah. Of course. Goodnight.
So@24: Goodnight.
About 10 minutes later, while I'm tossing and turning to try and go to sleep, my cellphone beeped. A text.
Bree: Hey, I feel weird about that call. I'm sorry if that upset or bugged you. I would sort of be bugged if roles were reversed. Sorry for being such a weirdo.
Still unsure of how to take in all the information, I decided not to respond right away and tried focus on getting some shut eye.
I woke up at 6:00am, having that terrible feeling you get when you groggily discover that you JUST found sleep. I texted her back the following:
So@24: I'm not going to lie, it rattled me a bit. But like I said, you don't owe me any explanation. I appreciate the sentiment though.
Within a few seconds, I was surprised to get a text back:
Bree: Crap. I'm sorry. I just wanted to be honest and it came off so casually because it was weird and I didn't know what else to say.
And yet, I just felt... funny. Humiliated. I'm not exactly sure why and I know that it's not justified. I know I wasn't justified by being weirded out by the whole situation. I haven't even met the girl face to face yet. I don't have any reason to be rattled.
But I guess I also have to recognize that I'm also flesh and blood. And human beings don't always operate on technicalities. Especially when it comes to dating. Lesson learned, So.
Maybe it's because I was hit with the idea that Bree might not really be on the same level as I am. Who wants to hear that a girl you're interested in is making out with other dudes? I finally got what Rivers was singing about when he wrote "No One Else"
I just don't want to be stuck holding a stack of Monopoly money when I've actually been playing a game of Mouse Trap the entire time. Know what I mean? We'll see if this is just a foreshadowing of things to come...


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Walk in the footsteps of the King of Rock 'n' Roll during a tour through Elvis' home, Graceland. The full Graceland experience will take you from Elvis's humble beginnings through his rise to superstardom. Explore the famous "Jungle Room" where the star recorded one of his final albums. See where Elvis lived, relaxed and spent time with his friends and family, or explore the Elvis Presley Car Museum and admire over 33 vehicles owned by Elvis.
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The San Francisco Bay Area is truly a wonderful place to visit and eat, with such a wide variety of choices to enjoy. I rarely get to try new places, because my list of obligatory places and foods is so long, not to mention family affairs. So high on the list of things for which I need to thank my mother is to have had the foresight to have moved to San Francisco in the late 1940's, for a teaching job at a new college. If she had not done that critical part, then I would not have been able to grow up in such a culturally vibrant, diverse place, developing tastes for different foods at an early age. In addition, my parents moved us to Mexico and Spain for extended periods, with travels all over Europe further developing my cultural and food palate. I remember my mother telling me of her adjustment to the different smells of foods when she moved to San Francisco, especially in the Italian and Asian communities, because where she grew up in Nebraska and Colorado, the use of garlic as a seasoning was so rare. And there truly is a difference in the taste of the sourdough bread, from the strains of yeast that are comfortable in the damp, cool coastal climate. Not to mention of course the wines that are produced locally.
There is a bustling street scene around shops and restaurants, in a city where people walk places or take the excellent public transportation. And yet it makes me think of what is developing in Birmingham, and I find myself looking around here for people I know, as is common for me when I am out and about in Birmingham. The Birmingham area food system is really developing that kind of exciting vibe with local growers, cheese makers, coffee roasters, bakers, chefs, urban farms, community gardens, farmers markets, groups of people who band together to support the farmers through CSA's; all who are working to extend the season of local fresh food and to bring in new varieties. I think back to the mid nineties when I moved to Birmingham, and the produce was mostly main stream, tomatoes were all red hybrids, and then think back to now and how availability and product diversity have gotten so much better. And that when I go out in Birmingham to experience all of that wonderful food system, I really know this community; the chefs, the patrons, the farmers, the artisans. And I feel great gratitude to the Birmingham community for embracing me; during times when I have had troubles and illness I have felt such caring and love. I especially felt that last year when I celebrated my 55th birthday, and Birmingham was so very welcoming to my family when they came to help celebrate.
But I do hope you understand the pull that San Francisco and its food scene has on me, after all it is also home, as much as Birmingham, and I feel conflicted about the two places, especially around an important event like my mother's 90th birthday. I am blessed that she continues in fairly good health, still gets around pretty well, and still wants to go along on the forays to my San Francisco comfort food shrines, although she won't go white water rafting or snow shoeing with me any more for some odd reason. So today we had scones and dark roast coffee at Peet's in San Francisco, when last June we had coffee and grits at Red Cat Coffee in Birmingham.
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"no more than three songs"
"Come to the U.K., play for free and see how the first show goes."
When and why did Bill become a mere special guest in this final reunion scheme? How the hell did they expect Bill to come by for free and on his own expense?
He's the FUCKING CO-FOUNDER OF THIS BAND, he did the FIRST 8 albums in the 70's and 2 MORE albums in the 80's. Bill is one of the prime reasons why heavy metal exists in general and why there are people who try to play drums and brass as groovy and heavy as he did. Why don't everyone want Bill on board so that this final reunion could be sealed properly???
Is Bill so fucking incapable these days that they didn't want him for 3 full shows and on the FUCKING FINAL STUDIO ALBUM? Or is it just plain old greed and pride on the behalf of others all over again? The goddamn business transactions and contracts...
Whoever and whatever are behind all this, they've taken away an ESSENTIAL piece from THE FINAL BLACK SABBATH REUNION. They've fucked up the last chapter of this band's history. Years later, when we are still Black Sabbath fans, there's going to be talk about how they managed to fuck this up, big time.
Asking Vinny to do these 3 shows and the album is their last straw...and even Vinny is the second best compared to Bill in this case, Vinny himself would like to see Bill doing this as he's one of the four original players. Bill should have been called in with a decent contract in order to do this right.
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News Release Food Microbiology SymposiumThursday, September 27, 2012
One of the world's leading experts on E. coli will keynote the Food Microbiology Symposium Oct. 15-17 at St. Cloud State. David Acheson, a physician and former Food and Drug Administration (FDA) associate commissioner for foods, will address new trends in food safety 8:30 a.m. Oct. 16 in the ballroom of Atwood Memorial Center. Acheson is a partner at a health care and food safety consultancy. View his biography. The Food Microbiology Symposium targets food-focused technologists, quality assurance professionals, laboratory professionals, microbiologists, chemists and safety consultants.
Parking is free on streets adjacent to campus and a dollar per hour in the 4th Avenue Parking Ramp. Keynote speaker Acheson rose to prominence in public health circles when his research on E. coli O157:H7 became part of the 1993 Jack in the Box investigation. Four children died and hundreds got sick eating contaminated hamburgers at restaurant locations in the Pacific Northwest. He is a 1980 graduate of the University of London Medical School. He has published extensively and is internationally recognized for his public health expertise in food safety and his research in infectious diseases. View the symposium's growing list of industry and academic presenters:
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