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Feel'z like music in my head, that's it............just music in my head. Don't even feel the iem's. Just music in my head.
But back to my other question, maybe you can answer. Where are my free ear gels? The two free pairs I'm going to receive for registering online. If you weren't going to send them you should not have included that little business card that said I would.
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Sorry for the delay on the free eartips. We have had good demand for our oval ear tips and have run out of stock. I will make sure you are taken care of as soon as they come in. You can PM me or Amy to give us your address.
These are actually the first pair of in-ear's that I've owned so it's hard to compare them with anything I've used prior. They sort of remind me of a fine sports car. They take some time to aclimate yourself to. They're not the easiest/most user friendly things you could buy. Once you get past the quirks, you are rewarded with performance that few others can match.
My Custom 2 though taking a bit to get used to and feel fine when my ear isn't itching - usualy my right ear an annoying thing that's been going on since before I got the Custom when they were first on the market.
I'd never used other brands of IEMs before those so I can't say only a few crappy painful earbuds which I detest. The Custom 2 produce amazing sound. I couldn't even bring myself to try the other IEMs at the Klipsch Pilgrimage in 2007 when the Custom and IMAGE were first introduced - they just looked uncomfortabel by comparision. The Custom models looked much more comfortable and the IMAGE as it was originally called was just so insanely small, easy to use, and easy to forget they were in one's ears - except for the Legendary Sound of Klipsch in one's head.
We were able to get a set of Image X10 this past December and well, besides sounding even more incredible then the Custom 2, they are so much more comfortable and easier to use - just stick 'em in and they work and are pretty easy to forget they're in your ears except of course for the Legendary Sound of Klipsch in a really tiny package that fits in your ear!
Hoping I get to try out the new Image S2 and S4 soon.
I'm digging them. I think I'm ready to toss my first pair of eartips though. I'm still using my double large flange set that I first settled on.
I've had several instances of eartips detaching from the Image headphones. Curved hemostats are the retrieval tool of choice but it's a bit bothersome.
I can't wear any of those earbud thingies at all, they won't stay put, make my ears ache, and just sound plain BAD. Klipsch IEM's are COMFY! ahhhhh
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Please concentrate more on eargels because they easily slips out of ears after few mins of use,
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2010 Recruiting: Carvin Johnson
Metairie, Louisiana - 6'1" 195 |
Scout | 3*, #79 S | |
Rivals | 3*, #33 S, #13 Louisiana | ||
Others | NR | ||
Other Suitors | Utah, Minnesota, Colorado, Tennessee, LSU (interest). | ||
YMRMFSPA | Jamar Adams | ||
Previously On MGoBlog |
Commitment post. Johnson's coach drops in on Rivals. Johnson figures prominently in several editions of Friday Night Lights. A local coach offers a positive take. | ||
Notes | Will play box safety. | ||
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When Michigan brought in Louisiana safety Carvin Johnson for an early November visit, he was the definition of a who-dat. The last thing Rivals had written about him was a four-month-old piece on Tulane's interest. When he committed, Tim scoured the internets for ratings and came up with this:
Scout | Rivals | ESPN |
NR S | NR DB | Not in Database |
As you can see, Johnson is a COMPLETE STUD that the recruiting services ABSOLUTELY LOVE and have even HEARD OF.
Naturally, people were skeptical. He and safety classmate Ray Vinopal have spent the last month or so talking about how they're going to prove their doubters wrong because most of the things people have said about them are "why aren't you Latwan Anderson?" and "argh."
That was then. If you'll look above you'll note that the recruiting services now have an idea who Johnson is and think he's kind of good. The three stars Johnson got from Rivals are not a perfunctory ok-you-committed-to-Michigan three stars. He's on the verge of a fourth star (the #11 player in Louisiana has four stars). While the other three star rankings are perfunctory, there's plenty of evidence that Johnson is not a MAC-level flier and is actually a guy who Michigan got in on while he was under the radar.
Why might Carvin Johnson, who played for Louisiana power Rummel, which made the state championship game and landed a ton of guys on the all-state team in the largest division, be under the radar?
What did you like least about the process?
• Carvin Johnson: "I didn't like anything about it. I don't like all that, I really don't. I don't like recruiting, I don't like going to the recruiting camps. I don't like all that, I just like to play, pretty much. You want to watch me play, come and watch me play."
Johnson totally avoided the camp and combine circuit, lowering his profile. LSU is now heavily dependent on its summer camp, so when Johnson didn't show he fell off their radar. Since Rummel's coach has his kids on serious lockdown—Carvin's in-season official visit was an extremely rare event for a coach who usually does not permit them—Johnson was virtually unknown to the sites when he committed.
Since that time there has been plenty of evidence that Johnson is a sleeper in the true sense of the word.
Item one: the above-mentioned re-rank. Rivals' enthusiasm derives from an in-person viewing($):
STRENGTHS: Johnson is a fantastic tackler. He can tackle in the open field or fill the alley. He brings a pop at the point of contact and always has the ball carrier falling backwards. Johnson is a smart safety in the run game, picking his spots to make an impact and not overpursuing or being too aggressive.
WEAKNESSES: Johnson doesn't look to have elite straight-line speed and he is more of a run-support safety than a coverage guy. - B.S.
Scout and ESPN did not mention such a viewing, so the positive Rivals take carries more weight. Also, while Michigan recruits do tend to get a second look that doesn't mean they all get a bump. DJ Williamson and Ray Vinopal both carry two stars at one site or the other.
Item two: his profile amongst coaches wasn't quite as low as it was a the recruiting sites. When Johnson committed, he had a number of offers from BCS schools:
Johnson, a returning All-District 10-5A selection and the top player on the state's undefeated and No. 2 ranked team in Class 5A, had other official offers from Tulane, Minnesota, Colorado, Utah, Tulsa, SMU, Louisiana Tech, UL-M and Northern Illinois, Johnson and Rummel Coach Jay Roth said.
Minnesota, Utah, and Colorado aren't hugely exciting, but after Johnson committed LSU got on the phone with Rummel immediately. This was more than a cursory look. At about that point, LSU hired Tennessee RB coach Frank Wilson a job that he accepted. Wilson spearheaded a serious look at Johnson:
Frank was in town at Archbishop Rummel High School, taking a hard look at Carvin Johnson, who has verbally committed to Michigan. He likes the 6'1, 190 pound senior safety and may recruit him wherever he coaches next year. … He also opined that while LSU has gotten most of those outstanding home-grown players, they have either missed on or not recruited others, including the likes of Rummel's Johnson.
Johnson did not reciprocate the interest and LSU eventually drifted away without an offer. Would Johnson gotten an offer if he had taken an official? That's not definite, but does seem possible. On Signing Day, Fred Jackson wove a tale of fending off a pair of unidentified SEC schools($) (and a horde of robot insects from Xazrak, this being Fred Jackson) at the last minute. In a Signing Day interview, Johnson confirmed that one of the schools was Tennessee.
Item three: local support. In the aftermath of the slightly downcast commitment post, this site received an unprompted email from a Louisiana football coach promoting Johnson's ability. Coach Ox:
Carvin Johnson is not even one of my players – but I have played against his Rummel team and know Jay Roth and his program well. Carvin Johnson can play. Here in LA, we do not send kids to camps to get hyped up. We know our kids can play. If a LA kid is going to combines, it is very much more than likely due to (a) his high school coach trying to get exposure for himself or (b) because his program isn't any good, but he plays well. Trust me, this is how it is.
You are getting a solid player – big, physical, coached up, football smart.
(Clearly, Johnson is ticketed for the box safety role.) Meanwhile, scouring a local message board or two—"Carvin" is a terrific search term—reveals a few references, all of them positive. In a thread on Louisiana recruits that escaped the state, a poster claims a couple of in-state defensive backs are underrated, "especially Carvin." In a similar thread a couple of other posters pick Johnson as a guy LSU should have offered.
This is likely because Carvin was the "heart and soul" of Rummel's crushing defense. Stats:
Defensively, he's amassed 74 tackles, including two sacks, while forcing a fumble, breaking up three passes and recording seven interceptions. He's also been a key special teams' performer, returning 26 punts for 358 yards (13.8 yards per return) and two touchdowns.
By the end of the year, Johnson was first-team all state in the largest classification, winner of the local "Amateur Athlete of the Month" award, and on the Clarion Herald's all-decade(!) team. One thing that's been widely reported here and elsewhere he did not, in fact, accomplish: Johnson was not the state championship game MVP in a 30-0 loss. He was his team's MVP. Imprecise language on the part of some local reporters has let that bizarre, and sadly untrue, factoid loose.
Local reporters tend towards panting reactions:
Breaud was terrific, taking many huge hits, particularly from a human missile named Carvin Johnson and by linebacker Chris Randle. Johnson, who earlier this week committed to Michigan, returned a punt 69-yards for a score on a brilliant effort but the play was called back for a block in the back by Rummel.
So there you go.
Item four: character/coach fawning. If Justin Feagin taught us anything, it's don't scam an unstable burnout out of money because he'll try to burn South Quad down. But if he taught us a second thing, it would be "don't read too much into quotes." Even so, Rummel coach Jay Roth's lavish praise moves the needle with your blogger. This bit specifically:
A mid-year transfer after starting as a freshman at a New Orleans-area public school, Johnson showed up in Roth's office one day three years ago and said, "Coach, I was at a program where the kids showed up late for practice and they weren't held accountable and the coach didn't work as hard as I want to be worked. I want to be challenged."
"But Carvin is a stud. When the word was out he committed to Michigan, my phone started ringing off the hook from the schools down here, but I told them it's too late.
"Carvin's told everyone that's tried to call that he's done. He's committed to Michigan."
"First of all,'' Roth said, "everybody who knows Carvin or who has been around him knows that he's as good of a person as he is a football player. That's a compliment to him and his momma. Football-wise, he's a ballhawk. He's always around the football making plays.''
"I cannot say enough about him and our defense."
After Johnson committed, Roth went so far as to hop on Rivals and answer a bunch of questions.
It is in these things that this site's recent optimism on Johnson is born. In this, he's like Vincent Smith last year: a player who initially drew a "meh" but by Signing Day was touted around here as one of the low-rated guys to watch out for in this class. Johnson isn't likely to have the same impact Smith did as a freshman—running back is always the easiest place to make an instant contribution—but he's this site's sleeper of the year.
Understatement of the Decade. Roth on Johnson:
"He's a different kid. Very intense kid, look you in the eye, shake your hand firmly, hang on every word you say. And he's not accustomed to losing. He doesn't care for it too much."
This is Johnson after Rummel's 30-0 loss—their first and only of the year—in the state championship game:
Word, coach Roth. Word.
Why Jamar Adams? Adams was 1) a big safety who was good in run support, 2) a generic three star to the sites, and 3) a guy who came in with a buzz disproportionate to his rankings. He bore that buzz out quickly, starting a couple games as a freshman when Angry Michigan Safety-Hating God struck and establishing himself a three-year starter. Over the course of his career, Adams proved himself a reliable safety, a character asset, and solid starter. He was a fringe NFL player because of a lack of top-end athleticism.
Guru Reliability: Low. Johnson was unknown until the Michigan commitment and the re-rank after that was based on game observations, sans all star or combine appearances. Also there's a considerable spread.
General Excitement Level: Moderate plus. I'd rather have a guru-approved kid, all things being equal, but this point Johnson has shed the who-dat label and appears to be a solid find for Rodriguez & Co. Roth's praise indicates a kid who will be a program asset, as well.
Projection: Might have a chance to contribute early since box safety is sort of vacant and classmate Marvin Robinson did not enroll early, but the best bet is for a redshirt and then some development time with an eye towards starting in years 3, 4, or 5. Could fill out to play linebacker or spinner.
This quote sums up his attitude perfectly:
"I don't like recruiting, I don't like going to the recruiting camps. I don't like all that, I just like to play, pretty much. You want to watch me play, come and watch me play."
I think we landed a good one.
Christ in me arise and dispel all the darkness.
I can't wait to see him play whilst wearing the maize and blue.
"We accept reality so readily, perhaps because we sense that nothing is real."
Love me some archaic English usages. First time I read the post I thought it said you couldn't wait to see Carvin play whist wearing the maize and blue.
That would be cool too, I suppose, since I love me some archaic English card games as well.
LSA '89 - MBB Natl Champions, Big 10/Rose Bowl Champions | @MGoShoe
Here's to hoping those two meet in the backfield come November.
in case anyone is still wondering about Latwan Anderson, today's Plain Dealer (print only, apparently) reports that he cancelled his visit to SC because his mother did not want him to play so far away; he has scheduled a visit to Miami, where he has relatives in the vicinity; and "it's down to West Virginia or Miami."
wolverine 73
...and approach to the game. I try not to get too excited about recruits, but Carvin sure does seem to have the potential to turn out to be a special athlete.
LSA '89 - MBB Natl Champions, Big 10/Rose Bowl Champions | @MGoShoe
that RR knows a little bit more about football talent than your average stars-obsessed poster on Rivals, Scout, and MGoCrack.
The comparisons of Carvin to Mike Hart as a sleeper are interesting. Both were Alpha players on their respective teams. Both are smart "football players" and good young men.
The factor working for Carvin is he's actually played at a much higher level of competition and appears to have had some good coaching. In contrast, Mike was simply a one man wrecking crew who scored touchdowns almost as often as he was tackled by his weaker opponents.
I haven't been this excited to see an unsung recruit get a shot since -- Mike Hart.
I like Carvin as the sleeper of the year. Those recruiting services, from what I've seen, put a lot of weight on those combine performances and all-star games. Not that those things aren't important, but it gives severe prejudice to kids who choose not to attend.
It sounds like he's a very hard worker, and he played at a high level the last couple years. Physically, if he's already 195, he might be able to skip that redshirt altogether.
If nothing else, I'm convinced that between him and Marvin, we've found a multi-year starter at box safety.
I feel the same way. Joe Boisture is currently walking around with a 4*, and we all know the controversy that swirls around him.
I'm confident that Carvin will be a player at UM and prove to be a nice little sleeper. At this point, I don't expect anyone to be Bob Sanders or Troy Palomalu out there; just tackle and don't let RBs and TEs get past you.
at 0:46 is ridiculous.
...confidence is the stain they can't wipe off...
I am actually hoping for MRob to move to LB so we can get Carvin on the field as the box safety. He is definitely one of my favorite recruits in the class. I think he has a chip on his shoulder and wants to be pushed. While he may not see the field this year, I could see him as a quality 2 or 3 year starter.
Like a blind man at an orgy, I was going to have to feel my way through
Carvin is the best around and nothing is gonna keep him down.
"Carvin's told everyone that's tried to call that he's done. He's committed to Michigan."
Sounds like a Michigan Man to me. We're pulling for you, Carvin.
Only missed one game at the Big House since 1979.
If he gets homesick, I'll boil him up a pot of crawfish.
"The world is an imperfect place, screws fall out all the time".
Can be found on Zingerman's Roadhouse lunch menu.
Speaking of which, has anyone ever thought of introducing our southern contingent to this fine eating establishment? Just the knowledge of the availability of such good down home cooking might just assuage some of the attendant homesickness. Consider the possibilities when they talk to their boys back home about the advantages of becoming a Wolverine.
1. Big House mystique
2. Most wins/best winning percentage
3. World class practice facilities and S&C staff.
4. On TV every week
5. Rivalries as strong/stonger than any they grew up with
6. Academics
7. Best burgers (Blimpy Burger), best deli (Zingerman's Deli), best southern comfort food (Zingerman's Roadhouse).
LSA '89 - MBB Natl Champions, Big 10/Rose Bowl Champions | @MGoShoe
to let Zingerman's set up a stand at Michigan Stadium.
Dear god... Zingermann's stand at Michigan Stadium... I'd instantly move and live the rest of my life in Ann Arbor if that ever happened... Ordering a Zingermann's Turkey Reuben at half time under the sun, next to a sea of maize n blue wearing fellow Wolverines, while we're up 20-7 on Ohio State... Top 3 lifetime moment if that ever happened.
New Orleans is my adopted home town. There are only three things that we do well down here; food, parades, and highschool football. That is it. You will not impress a true New Orleans resident with Yankee food masquerading as southern let alone as cajon or creole. Even if by some miracle Zingerman's Po Boy is as good as the Po Boys down here (impossible) no one down here would ever admit it. Take him to Blimpy Burger, take him to the deli. But for all that is good and holy, don't take him to anything that you would consider "cajon". It will bring on homesickness and disappointment. FWIW I gained 40lbs in one year when I moved here.
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...understands why it has the reputation it has for food. That said, trust me when I say that the Roadhouse is the real deal. I live in the south, so I've had my share of down home cooking. This is not Yankee food masquerading. Next time you're in A2, check it out with an open mind and come with an empty stomach.
LSA '89 - MBB Natl Champions, Big 10/Rose Bowl Champions | @MGoShoe
I wouldn't be surprised at all if he sees playing time this year.
That's "Carvin' " Johnson. Sounds like a surgical procedure.
"Why would you ask a dumb question like that?" -Lloyd Carr
A safety who reads plays and tackles well sounds good to me. I like guys who were leaders of good high school defenses, but I think it would be interesting to see if they tend to do better at the college level than their recruiting ranking suggest they would.
I enjoy the irony of signing a recruiting blurb as B.S.
Imprecise language on the part of some local reporters has let that bizarre, and sadly untrue, factoid loose.
I don't even know if I'm rational, but for some reason Carvin Johnson is the player I'm most excited about this year.
RR and his staff deserve credit--they seem to do their homework when it comes to recruiting.
Ann Arbor is a classy broad.
"Get off my plane!" - Ricky Stanzi, Air Force One 2
Great all-around fundamentals. I wish either he or Marvin had enrolled early, because I would feel a lot better about the box safety position next year.
I love that picture of him with the second-place plaque. That's the type of disappointment you want to see from a kid who just fell a bit short. I'm not saying it has to consume him, but the one concern I've had with the recent rough stretch is that kids will get "used" to losing, that they'll just accept 3-4 losses a year as acceptable. I saw that with Moehler toward the end as well as Carr, and you just can't have that. He might be a freshman, but a guy who is used to winning will hopefully make it known to his less, um, "passionate" teammates that losing to MSU or OSU again is unacceptable.
Good to see Rodriguez nabbed this guy under the radar, but for Michigan's secondary to improve (or even become competent), Johnson needs to be an absolute monster.
... if only Warren stayed.
Hmmm, Lorena Bobbit carved off J Dubs Bobbit's Johnson right around the time "Carvin Johnson" was born ('92-'93ish)... There's an US Weekly article in there somewhere... Regardless, looks like an awesome kid, and given his under-the-radar, underdog status, will definitely be a Big House favorite. I hereby christen CJ "UnderGod." Here's rooting for you kid!!!
I still love the way he smells out the "hook and ladder" play at 3:05 in the video
That was my favorite clip, too. I might be wrong, but it seemed like the kind of play a very smart football player diagnoses and blows up.
I was amazed at how quickly he responded to the play as it unfolded. I wonder if they were in a situation in the game that made a hook and ladder more likely because he didn't seem to break stride when his teammate tackled the first receiver. That's tough/impossible to know from a highlight video though. Great diagnosis and nose for the ball.
This kid is going to be a flat out player down the road. It will be interesting to see if he atually gets a redshirt or not because he could be like Mike Jones and just play special teams his freshman year.
I know the kid is not even on campus yet, but I see one of two paths: 1) He is far more of a player than any of the recruiting sites expect. 2) The team gets a great attitude and personality who may not have all of the physical tools a great starter would have but helps the team win. Either way, glad he was part of this class.
"Anyone who isn't confused, really doesn't understand the situation." - Edward R. Murrow
Here's hoping he's the first "stud" safety to play at michigan in...well... a long time. Jamar Adams I loved you but stud you were not.
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Nashville hunk Deacon Claybourne is about to be hit with the biggest bombshell of his life: Maddie is his daughter.
Just as Rayna (Connie Britton) and Deacon (Charles Esten) finally got back together, Rayna's daughter Maddie (Lennon Stella) found documents last week proving that Deacon, not Teddy (Eric Close), is her biological father. On Wednesday's finale (10/9c, ABC), Maddie shows up at Deacon's door with the news. How does Deacon react? As expected, not so well.
ABC has renewed 11 series, including vet Grey's Anatomy, which will enter its 10th season, and freshman series Nashville. However, the network also canceled Happy Endings, Body of Proof, Red Widow, Malibu Country and How to Live With Your Parents (For the Rest of Your Life).read more
Don't you hate when this sort of thing happens? Country diva frenemies Rayna Jaymes (Connie Britton) and Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere) both get nominated for CMA Awards on ABC's Nashville (Wednesday, 10/9c) — oh who am I kidding, we love when these things happen.read more
Juliette finds a letter from her mother; Deacon confronts Rayna about a secret; Brad Paisley performs with Rayna and Deacon; Gunnar tries to win Scarlett's heart back.
Actress Alyssa Milano; actor Chris "Ludacris" Bridges; Darius Rucker performs.
It's a side of Deacon we haven't seen before.
Juliette sings "Nothing In This World."
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Ends 05/31/13. With Armageddon only three weeks off courtesy of a killer asteroid, hapless insurance salesman Steve Carell and quirky cutie Keira Knightley form an unlikely bond. Dodge (Carell) is in a funk; his wife has left him in light of the pending apocalypse. Enter Penny (Knightley), a sprightly 20-something who enjoins him on a road trip that brings them unexpected results.
The feature directorial debut of screenwriter Lorene Scafaria stars Golden Globe Award winner Steve Carell and Academy Award nominee Keira Knightley. Set in a too-near future, the movie explores what people will do when humanity's last days are at hand. As the respective journeys of Dodge (Mr. Carell) and Penny (Ms. Knightley) converge, their outlooks – if not the world's – brighten.
Steve Carell and Keira Knightley lead an all-star cast in this clever and heartwarming comedy that explores the crazy things people do when humanity's last days are at hand.
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You can count star Connie Britton among those clamoring for a Friday Night Lights movie.
"I would love it to happen," Britton told E! News at the White House Correspondents' Dinner over the weekend. "I'm a big supporter of it happening."
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Brad Paisley will appear as himself in the finale, TVGuide.com has confirmed. As... read more
ABC's Nashville was one of the most critically acclaimed new shows of the season, and yet its future remains on the bubble.
Did the initial glitz, glamour and Southern charm of Music City lose its appeal for some viewers? Was the back-and-forth bickering between country legend Rayna (Connie Britton) and young, hot starlet Juliette (Hayden Panettiere) tiresome? Are there just too many characters with competing story lines? And is there a need for all the shady politics?
It's all screams and giggles — the screams courtesy of an insistent shrieking doorbell, while the giggles come with the territory — as USA Network's long-running hoot-dunit Psych marks its 100th episode (Wednesday, 10/9c) with a shamelessly wacky murder mystery set in a spooky mansion during a thunderous storm. It's a dark and silly night, indeed, as this Clue-inspired romp gathers colorful characters as suspects (including Lesley Ann Warren as a stuttering Miss Scarlett), while Shawn and Gus panic and mug as usual, running everyone in circles before solving the crime. Which is where the audience comes in this week, as the show goes interactive, urging fans to help decide the outcome by voting live during the episode on psych.usanetwork.com and Twitter. read more
Scarlett (Clare Bowen) and Gunnar (Sam Palladio) may have taken their relationship to the next level when they slept together on Nashville, but Scunnar fans might want to hold off on celebrating. The new couple's honeymoon period may be short-lived, according to Palladio.
That's not entirely surprising, given the fact that the event that immediately preceded their hookup was Gunnar learning that his brother had been murdered. But when Nashville returns from a month-long hiatus Wednesday (10/9c, ABC), there's another source of complications for Scarlett and Gunnar: trying to balance their new romantic relationship with their professional songwriting partnership. It's a classic story of co-ed songwriting duos, and the pair may be headed for a "Fleetwood Mac sort of thing," Palladio admits.
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Up On The Roof – The Best Of The Drifters
LP (Item 15087) Atlantic, Late 50s/Early 60s — Condition: Used
Seminal work from the post-Clyde McPhatter version of The Drifters – a sublime batch of singles that really showcase all that's great from the second chapter of the group! The set's way more than a "best of" – as it was the only full album to feature most of these cuts – and together, they really illustrate the excellent changes the group had made – including their alliance with the Leiber & Stoller team, and their great use of exotic rhythms and instrumentation! Some cuts still echo earlier R&B, while others have plenty of cool Latin elements in the mix too – a rhythm that really works well for the vocals of Ben E King's lead with the group. Titles include "Sweets For My Sweet", "There Goes My Baby", "Stranger On The Shore", "Save The Last Dance For Me", "When My Little Girl Is Smiling", "Ruby Baby", "True Love True Love","Another Night With The Boys", "What To Do", "Mexican Divorce", and "Room Full Of Tears". (Blue and green label pressing.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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NISI MASA, the European network of young cinema, presents Matter of Taste: an exploration of European food culture through cinema. This project included a call for short films, the presentation of these films alongside other screenings and culinary events, and the publication of a DVD compilation and book.20 finalist short films were selected for our competition. The filmmakers were invited to show their work alongside feature documentaries during our main event at the Lago Film Fest (Italy) in July 2009!
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Open Our Eyes (expanded edition)
CD (Item 471878) CBS, 1974 — Condition: New Copy
Spiritual, soulful, and oh, so beautiful! This record captures Earth Wind & Fire at a perfect transition moment – when they've still got some of their avant jazz roots, but are leaning towards the smooth soulful funk sound that put them on the charts a few years later. The whole thing's a wonderful mix of spiritualism and funky jazz – and it includes their massive cover of "Mighty Mighty", plus a lot of tracks with cool instrumentation, like "Kalimba Story", "Drum Song", and "Caribou". Great jazzy groovers, all of them! Contains 4 previously unissued tracks – "Ain't No Harm To Moan", "Step's Tune", "Dreams", and "Fair But So Uncool (Walkin In N'Awlins mix)". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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How to say goodbye to a miscarried child
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Nobody wants their child to have to face the loss of death. When a grandparent passes away though everyone wants to help guide their children to understand what has happened. How have you or will you explain the death of a grandparent to your children? How do you help your children cope with their loss?
We had the privilege of our son having the chance to say goodbye to his great grandfather. Both at the hospital and at the funeral. It was amazing to see how attuned he was to those around him. He played quietly, bowed his head during prayers, and when the time came for those of us who wanted to see great grandpa and say goodbye; he came to me (his mom) and told me he wanted to go too. He is 4 and we didn't quite know how much he understood of what he was doing, but he leaned into great grandpa's ear and I heard him whisper:"ill miss you grandpa Andrew, but I'm glad you're not hurting anymore.". It brought me to my knees and I couldn't believe the amount of care and thought he put into his actions. We may not think it but children do have the understanding required to feel loss but with that loss comes a remarkable ability to let go and move on too. Our son still talks about grandpa Andrew having been sick and having died, and right on the heels of those thoughts comes the blunt statement: "but he's okay now even though he's kinda far away". God bless him!
Nikki - commented on Apr 25, 2012
i recently lost a dear friend then 2 wks later the day after the mothers furnaral the son passed away too trying to explane it to a child with learning difficulties is very hard as thay dont seem to understand at all even my 8 yr old was mixed up he was under the expreshion that we was all going to die too things like this are very hard to get your head around so how can a 4 year old get his head around this my mind boggles
Natalie - commented on Apr 26, 2012
My son is very sensitive and its not that I'm trying to say that if he can do it so can anyone else. Each child and adult for that matter grieves and moves on in a different way, we don't have learning disabilities to contend with and I'm sure that if he were older his responce would be different. We coached him a lot on what we expected him to behave like during the funeral but we never expected him to go up to Great Grandpa and show his love and appreciation in the way that he did. We answered the question he had and we told him that a funeral or memorial service was a bit like a party to say goodbye. There would lots of people all at the church to say goodbye to Great Grandpa, and to share stories and memories.
I have never had to do this before, and I am not looking forward to this.. sorry for your loss firstly, but for me I would keep it very simple and short. I would simply let them know that grandma or grandpa was a little sick, so he or she went up to heaven to be healthy and happy again, and that he or she is watching over us.. Maybe depending on how old the child is, you can make them understand that everyone has to go some day and that sometimes age is the reason..just say it lightly and in a way you know your child will not be so hurt by it.. It is a very sensitive subject but it is really hard to sugar coat death. I am sure your child will be sad but.. time does heal everything.. it does not ever completely go away but it becomes easier to deal with as time goes is what I meant... good luck I hope this helped at least a bit... and sorry again... :(
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My dad suddenly passed away at 51 two months ago. He was fit and healthy then suddenly he had brain cancer and died 3mths after his first headache so it was all very quick and sudden. I spent 8-12hrs every day of that 3mths with my mum and dad in the hospital and often brought my children with me. They are 7, 5, 4 and 15mths. They were amazing in the hospital, we were very honest with them, we let them make all their own choices if they wanted to come in and see him, come in to ICU etc. My mum and I did a 2 day crash course in caring for my dad (he became paralyzed from one of his surgeries) and we brought him home for 8 days to spend with his family and friends. My kids watched me injecting dad with his medications and we dealt with all their questions as they arose. I did stop my kids from seeing dad in his last 3 days as it was too much in my opinion for them. But they came to his viewing, they came to his funeral and they came to spread his ashes. My dad was their biggest idol and I'm truly amazed at how well they have coped. They watch his funeral DVD every few days and they have dads funeral songs on their iPods. I was left to organise dads funeral and the older ones helped me in choosing which photos and songs we should use. My 7yo and 5yo both got up in front of the 400+ people at dads funeral and read a letter they each wrote to him. I arranged for bears with dads photo on them for him to give the kids and they sleep with these bears. We had photos taken of my dad with the bears filling them all up with cuddles. We also had one made with all the grandkids photo on it which we had sitting on dads coffin and we had cremated with dad so the kids know poppy is always cuddling them too. It's definately been the hardest thing I've ever had to do but I'm so glad I involved my kids as much as I could and they were comfortable with. There was days they wouldn't go near him, which was heartbreaking and then dads they didn't want to leave.


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We all hope it never happens, but what if there is a medical emergency and you had to be rushed to the hospital via ambulance? Would you be prepared for an unplanned hospital stay and absence from your home?"As social workers, we are here to address the non-medical but critical needs of patients who come into the hospital in order to make their treatment go as smoothly as possible, and to remove any obstacles to successful care," shares Maureen Forman, LCSW, CSWHC, CCM, Supervisor of Clinical Social Services at Eisenhower Medical Center.
"Our team has noticed that many patients arrive at the hospital without important information or items that can make a real difference in their care," explains Forman. "As many Valley residents have an emergency preparedness kit in case of an earthquake…, we recommend that people have a similar kit in case of an unexpected trip to the hospital, particularly if they live alone and do not have a partner or child who can bring their personal belongings to the hospital."
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- A list of your current medications. This, too, is critical for treating you properly, immediately and effectively.
- The names, relationships and phone numbers of your emergency contacts.
- Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care paperwork, if available, identifying who is your surrogate for medical decisions if you are incapacitated.
- A key to your house so you can get back in when you return home (ambulance drivers always lock the door when they leave).
- A change of clothes just in case your clothing is damaged.
- Plans for pet care, including contact information of individuals who can feed and walk your pet in your absence.
- Denture needs (denture cream is not among hospital supplied toiletries).
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Eisenhower Healthy Living Resource Center offers a convenient Vial of Life that contains a document you can fill out in advance with important information to help emergency personnel provide you with appropriate treatment. Emergency personnel are trained to look for the Vial of Life. The magnetized sleeve (perfect for the refrigerator) holds lists of your personal and medical information, emergency contacts, doctors, medications and health insurance. You can also keep copies of the information in your car and in your emergency kit. To obtain the Vial of Life, call the Eisenhower Healthy Living Resource Center at 760-568-1234 or 760-610-7205.


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I talked a bit yesterday about the ad we have running during the Westminster Dog Show, which is like a great big frat party for dog breeders, but what I didn't mention was that we also had a team on the ground waiting to greet attendees, and inform passersby exactly what the breeding industry means for animals. The demonstration—which involved body bags to symbolize the millions of homeless animals who won't be getting a mention at the dog show and signs reading "Breeders kill shelter dogs' chances"—was a big success, and the pics are really striking. Here's what PETA VP Daphna Nachminovitch had to say about the protest:
"Breeders churn out puppies for a buck and go so far as to oppose spay/neuter laws that can save animals' lives. All dogs are created equal, but millions of wonderful mixed-breed dogs across the country are paying with their lives because of purebred mania."
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HW Conversation: REthink sit-down with Paul Miller
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I'm responsible for purchasing books/audio/visual materials for my raw groups raw library.
So far we have the following:
- How we all went raw by Charles, Coralanne and George Nungesser (book)
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- Green for Life by Victoria Boutenko (book)
- Raw Gourmet Dishes Simplified by Victoria Boutenko (DVD)
- Greens Can Save your Life by Victoria Boutenko (DVD)
I'm going to purchase "Eating for Beauty" and "Naked Chocolate" .
We have some funds left to buy something else. I know that there are a lot of posts about people's favorite books but I'm really stumped right now.
I would like to get something that isn't too expensive and that will actually be different from all of the other raw food books out there. It seems that so many of them are the same. The books don't necessarily have to be on raw but at least related to some aspect of raw. Most of the people in the group have been exploring this lifestyle for a while now so I don't want something that is too basic.
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My wife was on these two episodes of Family Feud in 1980. My wife & I had been married about a year then and her & her family were on these two episodes. We had an old VHS that was stolen from our home years ago when some kids broke in and robbed us. I have searched for years with no luck of finding a copy of these.
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Did Apple finally bring the hounds to the old iPhone jailbreak/unlock cat and mouse game?
Maybe. It's been over 2 months and while the miraculous iPhone DevTeam has jailbroken the iPhone 3G, unlocking the device to work on any carrier has thus far eluded them. Likewise, the brand new iPod Touch -- which might be a sign of things to come with the next iPhone as well -- has proven more resistant to Jailbreaking. Says the DevTeam:
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Let's Rock, iTunes 8, iPhone 2.1 update, and of course, an extended rant [ED: with some cussin', beware!] on the App Store debacle. Tune in!
If you didn't know, Google and T-Mobile held a small event that introduced the world to Android and the first Android device, the T-Mobile G1. And though Android impressed many (TiPb included), a lot of people scratched their heads when it came to the T-Mobile G1. Sure it packed a lot of features, controls, layouts, etc in one device but looks-wise it just didn't blow anybody away. Is this really the device that Google is going to use to introduce the world to Android?
So we decided to take a closer look at the hardware and see how it compares to the iPhone 3G!
Read on to see how the iPhone 3G compares to the T-Mobile G1
If this is not bizarre, I don't know what is. Customers looking to purchase a iPhone 3G in China will soon be able to do so. Just a little catch though, minus the 3G and toss in the omission of WiFi.
China Mobile does not have a 3G network so I understand them asking Apple to disable 3G but going a step further asking to disabling WiFi as well?! That leaves all of the owners of the iPhone 3G (don't forget to take away that 3G) with a slow 2G data connection. China Mobile might as well sell the iPhone 3G as a very nice paperweight to all of their customers. Exactly why China Mobile would disable WiFi is way beyond me.
Roughly half a second after Apple began seeding Beta 1 of Firmware 2.2 to select developers, we began wondering: what we gonna get?! Firmware 2.1 handled the stability. Now we want some new features!
The usual suspects sound like a (still) broken record: cut/copy/paste, turn-by-turn GPS, video recording, Flash support, and MMS.
The recently "pushed" back include: Notification Server support to simulate multitasking for App Store apps (like instant messenger).
For us: unified inbox, email aliases, some Squirelfish-boosted Safari browsing, App Store refunds for duds, and pervasive landscape mode would be nice.
Okay, phew, it's not just us. Seems everyone is being swept up in the iPhone vs. Android hype, including the fun(nerer)-loving folks over at College Humor, who wrote in to tell us:
Yesterday, Google introduced their new Android cell phone platform, which is expected to bring big competition to the iPhone, but people are already starting to notice a few glitches with the new phone's features. Specifically the Did-You-Mean feature.
Visual hilarity ensues, so be sure to go check it out!
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'Tis soon the season. No, not fall, but new firmware season as Apple has released the first beta for firmware 2.2. Following on the 8 betas for 2.0 (released July 11, which turned out a little on the undercooked side...), and 4 for 2.1 (released September 12, which changed from feature bump to stability patch), 2.2 will hopefully bring us a little Notification Server love, and who knows what else? (Not going to say cut and paste -- a blogger can only get their heart broken so often!). Says Macrumors:
A while back TUAW reported that an iPhone programming course was being created. Well that course became a reality and they now have 80 students signed up and ready to start developing killer apps this fall. Along with the programming course, Stanford has designed a project that contains a series of apps for their students... The Stanford iApps Project. These apps are currently in beta testing and should be in the App Store soon.
Sure, on the surface Google's Android seems more like a shot through the heart of Windows Mobile -- or the head of Palm's Linux-based OS 2.0 aspirations -- but while those platforms enjoy their own historical and market share, it's Apple's iPhone that has all the mind share of late. That means, despite Google's CEO being on the Apple Board of Directors, Google's Maps, Search, and other services having a prominent place on both devices, and -- let's face it -- Google's full on tech-crush for the iPhone -- no one is going to hesitate to pit the two systems head-to-head. Including us!
So, what advantages does each one have? What drawbacks? Here they are, in our opinion: the top five iPhone vs. Android Wins and Losses... after the break!
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The activity of one type of immune cell helps regrow the limbs of amputated salamanders.
The activity of one type of immune cell helps regrow the limbs of amputated salamanders.
The essential nutrient can kill drug-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis by producing oxidative radicals that damage DNA.
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The Asian harlequin ladybird carries a biological weapon to wipe out competing species.
For the first time, researchers visualize zebrafish memory retrieval in real time.
A sequencing study suggests that some genes have evolved in parallel in humans and their canine companions, likely as a result of shared selection pressures.
Two new fossils of ancient primates shed light on the divergence of apes and Old World monkeys.
Patients with major depressive disorder appear to have malfunctioning circadian rhythms, which could lead researchers to new avenues for treatment.
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The three times improved (remake of a remake) turn-based open-(under)world RPG Avernum is out on Win and iPad.
I can very much recommend it. It's full of RPG goodness, lots of quests, dungeons and pretty much open world done right.
The only slightly negative aspect is that you have to focus your skills - each character has to focus on melee, or missiles, or offense magic or defense magic. Mixing punishes you by being weaker.
Buy it directly from the author
Or cheaper on Steam and Appstore.
There is also a very sizeable demo (as long as some new games nowadays).
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We have purchased and sold numerous properties with the Cornell's and it has always been a great experience. The negotiation process for selling and buying properties was very quick and easy. They are very personable and a pleasure to work with! Steven and Jeanne Burkhardt
I have used Ken and Angela for numerous transactions both as the buyer and the seller and would recommend them to anyone. In or out of town clients would greatly benefit from their experience and knowledge. As a buyer, I thought they were patient and listened to me as far as what I was looking for. As a seller, my transaction was worry free which was very important to me during such a stressful time. They are the best!
Ken is wonderful, he took the time to listen to what our whole family wanted and needed, including our two small boys. Our older son liked Ken so much that he still wants to go look at houses with him even though we have happily settled into the house that he helped us find.
My experience has always been that Ken and his staff at Cornell & Associates display the highest level of integrity, customer service, knowledge of the community and real estate and are a true pleasure to do business with. The entire team is committed to excellence.
Ken and Angela are awesome! They respond to texts and calls within minutes, show your house with energy which is contagious and are easy natured. Without question, I recommend using them.
Ken Cornell is simply outstanding in every possible way. We have worked with Ken in selling our last two homes and purchasing another. He is exceedingly knowledgable (bordering on prophetic), and he provides information and support at every possible turn. He consistently goes well beyond what I would expect from a realtor. His negotiating skills are increadible. I would not consider another realtor in the Gainesville area.
Best realtor in Gainesville! I wouldn't use anyone else. Ken understood exactly what I was looking for and was very patient, showing me tons of homes. I was able to narrow down the area I wanted to live with his help, finally focusing on the exact location that was perfect for my family. He is a great negotiator and was able to negotiate a fantastic deal on a home we love. As it turns out, we ended up with the best deal in the neighborhood for 2010! He's trustworthy, honest and pat... More
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There's a crime in the Diamond Cafe. An assortment of characters can't figure it out on their own. Enter the audience.
"New York Dreams" by Nancy Bond puts guests in a fancy New York City hotel, where a villain commits a crime that dinner guests have to help figure out Feb. 9-10. The comedy is the second dinner theater at River Hills Community Church and benefits the church youth program, Amplify.
Jeanie Dubrouillet helped organize a similar event last year. The church was in transition, having seen two associate pastors and its senior pastor leave just months prior. Remaining members wanted something to rally around, picking an event that helped students but was open to most any age.
"It's really for everybody," Dubrouillet said.
Last year's show sold out and raised more than $4,000 for youth missions. This year a second performance was added. Experienced actors will perform, while the close to 70 middle- and high-schoolers will serve as wait staff.
A trip to Honduras will be a major destination for the funds, though there are other youth events, too.
"About half of those are students from outside the church," Dubrouillet said. "We see this as an opportunity to reach out to those kids."
Cyndie Smith will direct "New York Dreams." Last year the cast was largely first-timers, while this year many were former performers at a dinner theater company in the area. If the audience enjoys the show as much as the cast has putting it together, Smith expects to bring down the house.
"If nobody else," she said, "the cast is having a ball."
Tickets are $20 which includes child care and a meal. Show times are 5:30-8:30 p.m. Feb. 9 and 12:30-3:30 p.m. Feb. 10. Last year some people were turned away once the single show sold out, prompting the matinee to begin shortly after the conclusion of church services on the Sunday. Smith figured some guests may prefer a daytime show, too.
"People have to eat lunch someplace," she said.
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LeBlond, Central Wrap Up Round Robin with Wins
By: Matthew Tritten
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City Soccer Round Robin
Central 7
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-CHS (3-0) plays at Liberty North March 25th.
-BHS (1-2) hosts Savannah March 26th.
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Mala Rodriguez July 7th At The Troubador In Los Angeles Live Concert Review and Photo Gallery!
Scotty our resident music man headed out to one of my favorite venue's in all the world the Troubador in West Hollywood to check out Mala Rodriguez! Scotty is a new convert to the world of Mala and was so excited to see her live! Check out Scotty's concert review and photo gallery after the... read more ->


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Breech Position and Breech Birth
Topic Overview
What is breech position?
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- Frank breech. The buttocks are in place to come out first during delivery. The legs are straight up in front of the body, with the feet near the head. This is the most common type of breech position.
- Complete breech. The buttocks are down near the birth canal. The knees are bent, and the feet are near the buttocks.
- Footling breech. One leg or both legs are stretched out below the buttocks. The leg or legs are in place to come out first during delivery.
What causes breech position?
Most of the time, there is no clear reason why the baby did not turn head-down.
In some cases, breech position may be linked to early labor, twins or more, problems with the uterus, or problems with the baby.Reference 2
What are the signs that your baby is in breech position?
You probably won't be able to feel whether your baby is breech. But if you are 36 or more weeks pregnant and think you feel the baby's head pressing high up in your belly or you feel kicking in your lower belly, see your doctor for an exam.
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You also can ask your doctor if you can try certain positions at home that may help turn your baby. This is called postural management. There is no research to prove that this works, but it's not harmful. It may work for you.
It's normal to feel disappointed and worried about a breech pregnancy, especially if the doctor has tried to turn the baby without success. But most breech babies are healthy and don't have problems after birth. Talk to your doctor if you're concerned about your baby's health.
How is a breech baby delivered safely?
In most cases, a planned cesarean delivery (C-section) is safest for the baby. If your fetus stays in or returns to breech position near your due date, your doctor will likely schedule a cesarean. If you are using a midwife, your midwife will refer you to a doctor for a scheduled C-section.
In rare cases, a cesarean breech birth may not be recommended or even possible. For instance, if a breech labor progresses too quickly, a vaginal birth may be the only option. During a twin birth in which the first twin is head-down and the second twin is breech, both babies may best be delivered vaginally.Reference 3
No matter what position a baby is in, every labor and delivery is unique. Even though you and your doctor have a birth plan for labor and delivery, plans can change. If something unexpected happens, your doctor may need to make some quick decisions to keep you and your baby safe.
By: | Reference Healthwise Staff | Last Revised: Reference January 13, 2012 |
Medical Review: | Reference Sarah Marshall, MD - Family Medicine
Reference William Gilbert, MD - Maternal and Fetal Medicine |
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