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The Aftermath Generation
Wednesday, September 14th, 2011There has been much reflecting and revisiting tales of "where were you on 9/11″ and investigating how this infamous event impacted lives all across the nation. We've heard from those who lost people to this day, and while the airways have been justly saturated with stories, we at State of the Re:Union thought it might be interesting to hear how the "Aftermath Generation" of 9/11 has been formed by the day. Our SOTRU intern Brit McGinnis helps us with that insight.
Where were you when what it meant to be an American changed?
I was at school, in class. Elk Meadow Elementary School, Mrs. Krakow's fifth grade class in Bend, Oregon. I remember all of us being told that a plane had crashed into the World Trade Center in New York City and that people could be hurt.
The news didn't compute at first. I didn't understand why everyone was so upset— my little-kid sense of distance between the East Coast and the West Coast made the Twin Towers feel so far away. I wanted to ask, "Why is everyone so sad?" Other children were tense, as if waiting for some boogeyman terrorist to suddenly appear in the hallway. I excused myself to the bathroom, noticing that the halls seemed much more quiet than before. My footsteps echoed more loudly.
I watched the news all the time that week. I wanted to understand what this meant for my country. Before that day, I had only seen the scrolling bars showing updated news once on CNN, but now they were everywhere. For the first time, I was afraid. Not of terrorists attacking our country, but of how the country as a whole was going to react to what was happening. I suddenly became afraid of all the grownups around me becoming impetuous and doing something stupid.
We need to think, I kept thinking. We can't just react. For the first time, I understood what it meant to feel helpless as a citizen.
I started reading the newspaper more and more, a reaction prompted by this event. I was young and I couldn't yet vote. But I wanted to know what was going on, and I felt that I had to know as soon as possible. I read about the different countries, what the "big people in charge" were doing. I had to know, because I couldn't be ignorant anymore.
I've found that this was a common reaction among my cohort. No matter if it was a lot or a little, people my age were awakened to the events of the world. We wanted to know what Al-Qaeda was. Where were Iraq and Iran? What did the president want to do now, and why? Opinions were suddenly spouting from everyone about the actions of the country. We kids learned to listen.
As my peers and I grew older, we became infatuated with the media. We wanted to make YouTube videos and Facebook pages — proof that we were still here, that we were still alive and kicking after all the tragedy that had occurred in our short lives. Programs like The Daily Show with Jon Stewart exploded in popularity, due to the fact that we still desperately wanted to know what was going on in our world.
This awakening of a generation, though it was an effect of a horrendous tragedy, has made this coming generation likely one of the most intellectually formidable generations in America's history. We wanted to know everything that happened due to the tragedy we barely understood at the time. We were too young to understand, but not too young to learn.
The tragic events of 9/11 made community-minded citizens out of an entire generation of young people, because it made us want to learn about the workings of our country and the world. Who can truly, effectively terrorize a nation of knowledge-seeking people?
There are pivotal moments in our lives, be they big, small, tragic or ordinary, affecting changes in the way that we do things. Are you a participant and voice in the Aftermath Generation? If so, do you think 9/11 has forged the way you operate? Are its effects truly defining your generation? If so, what is the one thing that changed in your/your cohorts actions or thinking? Did it make you more curious about religion or culture, suspicious of strangers? Perhaps it made you more impetuous, callous, thoughtful or forgiving? Think about it, write it down and send it to us. We would love to learn more about the future of the men and women in our communities.


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Are you talking to the Serbian people?
Newcastle fan, you are worst than all racists because you have the audacity to generalize the whole country for a stupid game.
Newcastle fan, you are worst than all racists because you have the audacity to generalize the whole country for a stupid game.
nahh Racists are worst actually...and my comment was directed to the minority in the stands who were racist...again
Blame the Hooligans (Ivan Bogdanov and his gang) vs Italy for Serbia's failure to secure a play-off spot in Euro 2012 qualifying.
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Early in my design career, zoning hearings used to be routine procedures, in which a board offered minor regulatory adjustments and then rubber-stamped plans that would help a city or town create new jobs, increase the assessed valuation of the property within its boundaries and enable it to collect more taxes.
But beginning in the early seventies, someone turned up the heat in the hearing chamber. These formerly friendly, local meetings broke out in holy war. Zoning became an issue, and obtaining a change of land use from a local government gained all the furor, cost and intrigue of a hotly contested election campaign. Neighbors protested, saying the new project would use too much fossil fuel, eat up too much virgin forest and farmland and create too much dangerous traffic, noise and air pollution. The objectors were suddenly well organized and well funded: they brought legions of experts to zoning meetings—traffic experts, botanists, ecologists, zoologists and air pollution scientists. Developer's forces countered with geotechnical engineers, fluvial geomorphologists, potamologists, entomologists,and hydrologists. It was after the third such confrontation that I began to think that maybe there's something to it—other than futile blustering by stubborn residents who opposed any kind of change to their customary surroundings, people who did not share our team's grand vision for improving it. For one thing, the more time went on, the truer seemed the environmentalists' concerns. And for another, a few defeats handed to me at the bar of local approval soon brought home the fact that their efforts were futile: we were stopped dead in our tracks.
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Facing life in prison for the first-degree murder charges are two 16-year-olds and one 15-year-old who are being charged with the death of Tam Ninh Thai.
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Their arraignment date is Feb 16.
According to David Hardy, head of the detective unit for the Abbeville Police Department, the three teens allegedly meant to rob Thai, but instead, they allegedly beat him up, which may have caused his death, before the robbery.
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PBS' engineering competition series Design Squad is offering kids a chance to get in on the action. The 2010 Trash to Treasure Competition challenges kids ages 5 to 19 to take everyday discarded or recycled materials and re-engineer them into functional products. Three winners will win a trip to Boston to see their designs built and will appear on the TV show and Web site. 25 finalists will also be featured on the Web site. Find out more and enter online by September 5, 2010.
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The Charlie Rose Brain Series
The Charlie Rose Brain Series explores one of sciences final frontiers, the study of the human brain.
Charlie will interview the most knowledgeable scientists and researchers in hopes of illuminating a new topic of study. Each monthly episode will examine different subjects of the brain, including perception, social interaction, aging and creativity.
We will also look at scientific discovery and advances in technology, in the hope that someday terrible illnesses such as depression, schizophrenia, and Alzheimer's will be history.
Our special colleague on this journey is Dr. Eric Kandel.
He is a psychiatrist and neuroscientist and professor at Columbia University. He's also affiliated with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
He received the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine in 2000 for his research into the biological mechanisms of learning and memory.
- The Great Mysteries of the Human Brain
- The Perceiving Brain
- The Acting Brain
- The Social Brain
- The Developing Brain (great program for parents)
- The Aging Brain
- The Emotional Brain
- The Anxious Brain
- The Mentally Ill Brain
Programs may be viewed online or check out the broadcast schedule on KLRU.
Upcoming Shows:
July 20: The Disordered Brain
September 28: The Deciding Brain
October: The Artistic Brain
November: The New Science of the Mind
There's a New Villain in Town!
WordGirl will have a week of summer episodes July 19-22 at 3:30 pm featuring two new episodes and the latest vocabulary villains to threaten the city!
July 19: Episode 225 – NEW episode featuring Seymour Smooth and Ms. Question
July 20: Episode 226 – NEW episode featuring Amazing Rope Guy
July 21: Episode 217 – Featuring Nocan the Contrarian and The Butcher's Dad, Kid Potato
July 22: Episode 224 – Featuring Seymour Smooth, Lady Redundant Woman and Royal Dandy
Check out these new villains before WordGirl gets her heroic hands on them!
SUPER WHY and the Beach Day Mystery
9-9:30 a.m.
Monday, July 12th & Friday, July 16th
SUPER WHY and the Beach Day Mystery takes our superheroes on a swashbuckling scavenger hunt, complete with clues, pirates and buried treasure.
X marks the spot! Whyatt and the other fairytale buddies have found a clue leading to treasure and they need a little help! So the superhero readers fly into The Beach Day Mystery where they set off on a swashbuckling scavenger hunt adventure filled with clues, pirates, and of course, treasure! Will Super Why and his friends be able to outsmart the trickiest pirate of them all?
Educational Objectives: To learn how to figure out clues. Kids will follow the alphabet, rhyme with AIL words, and use the power to read to change the story!
Cyberchase Summer Challenge
The Cyberchase Summer Challenge premieres on June 29, featuring eight straight weeks of new and encore episodes, new interactive content and new outreach initiatives to help kids overcome the summer slump in math and gear up for the new school year. Tune in every Tuesday at 4pm.
Summer is a time when children are at risk for losing gains in math learning if not offered educationally sustaining activities — and the risk is greater for losing math skills than reading skills. The Summer Challenge will provide eight weeks of fun and free resources to strengthen kids' involvement with math and problem solving all summer long.
- An all-new gaming component will reveal new challenges every week to keep kids actively engaged at home.
- Storytelling features will motivate kids to share their Summer Challenge experiences with others.
- The PBS KIDS GO! video player will feature Summer Challenge video clips and full episodes.
- Eight new printable activities for teachers, parents and kids will deliver fun, STEM-based challenges for real world application.
- Teachers and parents can also access free, downloadable video clips and episodes to support their Summer Challenge activities.
- Additional printable activities for kids will offer extra summer fun.
Sid the Science Kid
No School Singalong Special premiers June 21st at 8:30 a.m.!
SID THE SCIENCE KID celebrates the first day of summer with the all-new "No School Singalong Special" premiering June 21 on KLRU's PBS KIDS. The half hour episode features Sid and his friends performing their favorite science-song hits in a back yard singalong extravaganza!
Click here for additional air dates.
KLRU Open House
Thanks to the almost 1,000 people who attended KLRU's Open House throughout the day on Saturday, March 6. Here are a few photos from the event, which featured Miss Rosa from PBS Kids and Clifford the Big Red Dog.
KLRU Open House
We're opening up our studios to give Central Texas an inside look at KLRU. On Saturday, March 6th, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., KLRU invites families and kids of all ages to explore the world of television and music. Kids will sing, dance and read along with their favorite PBS KIDS characters, including the PBS KIDS preschool host Miss Rosa and Clifford the Big Red Dog. Miss Rosa will read books at 11 to 11:40 a.m. and 2 to 2:40 p.m. Families also have the opportunity to take a tour of the legendary Austin City Limits Studio 6A. Bring your cameras!
All-new girl-powered science series starts 2/16
Watch two girls dive into a crystal-blue Catalina reef to uncover sunken secrets about biodiversity. Or four friends engineer a giant twelve-foot pig puppet for a May Day Parade. Or a group of tweens remake a wetland so endangered turtles have a place to call home.
Welcome to SciGirls, a new weekly series that airs on KLRU each Tuesday at 4:30 pm starting Feb. 16.
Each half-hour episode follows a different group of enthusiastic, real SciGirls, who collaborate, communicate, engineer and discover. They're accompanied by two animated characters – a plucky SciGirl named Izzie and her best friend Jake, who tie the series together with their ongoing adventures.
Music history workshop online
The Music that Inspired the Movement event is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. central time. This workshop will discuss the relevance of music from the Civil Rights Movement to today's generation and its original impact in the 1960s. It is hosted by the First Lady and is taking place in conjunction with In Performance at the White House: A Celebration of Music from the Civil Rights Movement which airs Thursday, Feb. 11, at 8 p.m.


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Creative and easy - this Candle Rolling craft kit is the bee's knees! Kids will love rolling their very own beeswax candles to decorate their home or create a unique, homemade gift. Comes with twelve 8"-sq. sheets (4 pink, 4 red, 4 white) of sweet-smelling beeswax, plus 6 yds. of wicking. Made in the USA. A great craft for ages 5 and up; with adult supervision. Size 8"-sq. sheets Did you know that 160,000 bees must travel 150,000 miles collecting nectar to produce the 60 lbs. of honey that yields only 1 lb. of beeswax. Pure 100% beeswax candles burn at a rate of 1 to 1-1/2" each hour and should be arranged about 4" apart and away from drafts. For best results, candles should be stored at room temperature.
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Great Valentine Fun
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Comments about HearthSong Valentine Candle Rolling Kit:
My 8 year old granddaughter and I made these candles for valentines gifts. After i showed her how to make the first one, her creativity took over. We decorated them with leftover wax, beads and stickers. She was so proud of her candles.
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Fun activity for all
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Many happy creative hours!
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6 y.o. grandson spent happy, focused morning creating gifts for his family members and teacher. All were lovely! He was quite pleased that he could make the candles "all by myself," though he let Grandma cut out some decorations, too. Do hope this product becomes available in different color combinations...
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This is a great project. My son spent hours creating his candle valentines. It was fun watching him pour on his creative juices.
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Had a great time making the candles with my niece. It would have been nice to have so shape cutters for it though, then she could have done more of it.


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This striking design can be configured to meet your display and room layout needs. As shown, this high gloss black metal stand can hold most Plasma or LCD TVs up to 52" or 125 lbs. and at least 4 A/V components. The rear mounting frame and universal swivel mount system can be removed to be used as a 3-shelf stand alone table while the swivel mounting system can be hung on a wall. It features black tempered safety glass shelves, and high gloss black scratch resistant powdered coated steel frame. Includes a CMS Cable Management System to hide wires and interconnect cables.
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This produce is easy to use, easy to carry, and worked well for tansferring lots of photos and videos. I liked the price when it was on sale and will continue to use it. My only problem was the I had difficulty attaching a carrying strap for it and did not always like to keep in in my computer bag or camera case. I am happy to report that I have purchased several of these flash drives and am planning to give some of the to nieces and nephews was re graduating from college and high school this year.
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Two Teens Arrested in Rogers Shooting Investigation
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Officers were called to the intersection of South 15th Street and West Cypress Street just before midnight Friday.
Investigators say a teenaged boy reported he was driving east in the 2200 block of West Walnut Street in a 2000 white Dodge Charger when a black vehicle pulled beside him.
The driver reported hearing a "pop" and the rear passenger window of his vehicle breaking. The teen followed after the suspect vehicle, identified as a 1995 black Nissan Pathfinder, and was able to get its license plate number. The boy then reported the incident to police.
Police say during a search of the vehicle, they found a bullet hole in the top right side of the driver's seat. Officers were able to recover what is believed to be a .45 caliber round from the seat. Neither the driver nor his passenger suffered any injuries in the incident.
After investigation, Douglas Joe Blake Huston and Robert Aaron Thomas, both 18, and from Rogers, were arrested. They both face charges of Attempted Capital Murder, Terroristic Act and Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm from a Vehicle.
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Salesman Closes the Deal By Losing More Than 200 Pounds with Weight-Loss Surgery
BMI Surgery at Silver Cross Hospital builds self-confidence of man who weighed 446 pounds.
For many years, Brad Schumacher, of Varna, Ill., had been successfully selling seed corn to farmers throughout north central Illinois, even though he was self-conscious about meeting people because he weighed 446 pounds. After losing 206 pounds in 18 months as a result of his weight-loss surgery, Schumacher is more self-assured than ever before in his life. "I have always been an outgoing person during my career as a salesman. But as a result of my weight loss surgery, I have more self-confidence now from how I look on the outside to how much healthier I feel in the inside," said the 45-year-old Schumacher. "I proudly interact with my clients and I am able to move many bags of seed with ease." A sponsored artcile by Silver Cross Hospital …
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Blogging IS Bad For Your Health
I dislike blogging. I do it, but I don't particularly like it. It's a necessary evil, part of the writer's deal these days, blah blah blah. I dislike because of the anxiety it provokes. This chronic unease that I must. post. something. TODAY.
Turns out, according to a recent piece in the New York Times, that I'm not imagining my blogging-induced anxiety. Mind you, unlike the people mentioned in the article, I'm not trying to make the top ten on Technorati or earn money from blogging. Either goal would deposit me for all eternity in a pit of insanity and anxiety. I try to save my angst, anxiety, and neuroses for the books I write.
But still……………. I often wonder if, in, say, another ten years, people who are in their 20s and 30s now will experience an epiphany along the lines of: the incessant flash, scroll, glare, ding, ping, and hum of their email, cellphones, blackberries, and whatever else they're chained to visually and aurally has permanently wired them for anxiety and they've lost the capacity for "calm." Has left them, in short, about the same place as humans were 15,000 years ago when our species existed in a constant state of anxiety induced by the equally constant need to fight or flee.
Now THAT is a scary thought.
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Stan Hieronymus Maureen, this is why right now we are still mulling how connected we want to be during our trip (which starts next month). The real answer – aside from being contactable for emergencies – might be "not at all."But as lifelong gossips (er, journalists) there is this urge to tell people what we see. Blogs, and maybe even twitter (!), make it easier to feel connected.
Maureen Stan, resist the urge! Think of all the "extra" time you'll have for vacating body and mind if you're not also trying to stay connected.(Mind you, those of us who read you daily would miss your "presence" in our lives — but we'd get over it. Our hearts would grow that much fonder, eh?)
Janine Kozanda I saw this article too, but I don't think it's blogging per se that's unhealthy… it's more like anything in excess. These folks are plain old workaholics. Blogging just happens to be their chosen career.


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Nissan's Ghosn: 'We are still not at our potential'
November 19, 2012 - 12:01 am ETCarlos Ghosn says Nissan needs to "be at a much higher operational performance level" to hit his goal of 10 percent U.S. market share. To help achieve that sales growth, the 58-year-old CEO is looking to add production capacity in North America and build more Infiniti luxury vehicles outside of Japan. The second-longest serving CEO of a major automaker remains bullish on slow-selling electric vehicles and says it's too soon to talk about his legacy.
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From Petrarch to Mark Twain, travelers have been chronicling their journeys for as long as they have climbed mountains and crossed oceans.
The impulse appears to be as strong as ever. Yet the methods have changed. Geolocation apps are the new leather diaries. With a few taps on a smartphone you can create a digital journal with interactive maps, log every glass of Spanish wine you sip from Rioja Alta to Rioja Baja, and turn your photos into scratch-and-sniff postcards that smell like suntan lotion. (Yes, really.)
No app is as foolproof as my Moleskine notebook. But they can make multimedia memories with details like miles traveled and ambient sounds heard along the way, whether they're church bells in Florence or Pacific loons in Alaska. And of course everything is designed to be emailed or posted in real-time on Facebook and Twitter, taking vacation-photo sharing to state-of-the-art heights of self-absorption.
After testing dozens of apps, I ruled out the ones that were not intuitive (no one wants to be fussing with a phone in the medina of Fez). For an app to make the cut, it had to be relatively easy to use yet able to produce slick maps, blogs, journals or postcards.
With that in mind, here are some of the best high-tech methods for chronicling (and over-sharing) each step of the way.
Off Exploring: Don't have a blog? Wish you did every now and then so you could share that trip to Bali with family and friends? This app and website enables you to do just that. Smartphone users can post text, photos and video to a Web address created for them by Off Exploring. Cost: free.
Travelog: Like Off Exploring, this app enables users to blog to a Web address created for them by Travelog.me, though it's a more no-frills affair. The minimalist blog page has a pale gray background and there's no option to include video. Cost: free.
Map and journal mashups
These apps do a lot, so a bit of practice is in order — which I recommend before you're wandering through Midtown Manhattan.
Livetrekker: Using your smartphone's global positioning system, this app plots your route on a map and can pinpoint the monuments, museums, restaurants and hotels you visit. You can also share your updates in real time through email, Twitter and Facebook. Cost: free.
Trip Journal: When you open the tiny journal icon for this app, you can begin tracing your route on a map, thanks to your phone's global positioning system. The app also allows you to add photos, videos and notes to the journal while it calculates your altitude, latitude and longitude. And you can share those details with others on Facebook, Flickr and Picasa. Cost: $2.99.
Tripline: Build your own interactive map with photos and text by adding or checking in at various spots: a park, a theater, a nightclub. Here's the fun part: Your map is uploaded to Tripline.net, where you can set it to music — like "Irish dance," "secluded bay" or "Cape Town welcome" — and then watch as an animated red line zooms about the streets, pausing at the places where you posted photos or text. When it does, thumbnails of the photos and snippets of text pop up (click on them to enlarge). You can keep your map to yourself, or share it with friends and family on the Tripline website. Cost: free.
Postcard on the Run: The downside of these postcard-making apps is that they don't include a stamp from wherever you are, which is arguably the reason to send a postcard in the first place. But the apps deliver a charming blend of old and new media. With Postcard on the Run, you snap a photo of a lighthouse, for instance, and then personalize it by choosing a border and, for 50 cents more, a scratch-and-sniff scent like "ocean breeze," "chocolate" or even "skunk," should you want to share an unfortunate camping experience. Then type your message, select a name from your phone's address book and sign your name by moving your finger across the screen (for old time's sake). The app sends a real 4-by-6 glossy postcard for you, so there's no need to find a post office. Cost: $1.49 for a postcard in the United States; $1.69 internationally.


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I cannot recommend this book enough, nor do I have the words to give it proper justice.
If you not only like zombie stories, but also like conspiracy stories this is definitely a book for you. Get it now. Read it. Enjoy it. If you just want to read a really great story about zombies, then get it now. Read it. Enjoy it.
Just found this one; not sure if it has been posted yet or not...http://www.class-b.net/bookreviews/view.php?action=view&id=34
Quote from: Travis Adkins on January 18, 2008, 10:01:12 AMJust found this one; not sure if it has been posted yet or not...http://www.class-b.net/bookreviews/view.php?action=view&id=34Wow, good one!
This reader cannot recommend Every Sigh, the End (a novel about zombies) enough. Not only is it a brain bender of a read, but its a thoughtful addition to not only the subgenre of zombie fiction, nor to the genre of horror, but to fiction as a whole.
Thousands of novels are published every year. Thousands will be looked over on the shelves and completely forgotten. Every Sigh, The End is not one of these books. No matter if you are a rabid zombie enthusiast or a philosophy major, you will find yourself mesmerized by the literary genius of Jason S. Hornsby.
I understand that the writer is trying to be different, but trying to be different and actually being different are two...well two different things. From the first page I got the feeling that the author was trying to be cool, and that he was trying to make his main character (which he obviously sees as a reflection of himself) cool. And that was the problem with the content and style of this book; it was too busy trying and not actually doing. I am sure the author thinks of himself as this misunderstood loner that is just too cool for the world, and maybe he is and I am reading too much into his writing style. However the ability to conjugate a verb or to attach an adjective to a noun does not make a great writer. Also repeatedly referring to a well known book (Catcher in the Rye) and trying to write in the same vein as that book does not make your book that book.
Jason, keep in mind, man. Any publicity is good for you. If people want to read your book, they will do so despite one silly review. No worries.


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Monday, April 30, 2012
Meet My Friends Monday - Judy Elizabeth and Her Lambs
Isn't it cute?
But this post is about Judy Elizabeth and her lambs. I know lambs are not goats but they are still ruminants like goats so we are kind of cousins.
Cousins, cousins everywhere!
Judy Elizabeth used to have real sheep on her Farm but now she MAKES her lambs. She is VERY talented. You can order them in different sizes, with different colored bows or you can even order....
That is like ordering AbbyGoat but only in sheep form.
(Don't tell Abby I maaaed that, OK?)
The publicist has several of Judy Elizabeth's sheep and she loves them. The decorate her bookshelves. She has to put them up high to keep them away from certain furry creatures.
Judy Elizabeth also has sweatshirts with her flock on them.
Do you think they come in my size?
I think I would look good in teal!
I keep telling her that she needs to add goats though.
I am MOST in favor of goats.
Judy Elizabeth writes a blog too!
She shows photos from her beautiful part of Montana.
She has a bigger Farm than I do.
Perhaps I will run away.
Judy Elizabeth if I ran away to your Farm would you take me in?
Do you have apples?
I hope you liked meeting my friend Judy Elizabeth and her lambs today.
ps: I think you will be VERY surprised with Abby's post tomorrow. She might have some introductions to make!
16 comments:
- Daisy said...
Those little lambs are very cute! Pricilla, I do not think you should run away. That would be a Bad Idea.
- April 30, 2012 at 4:18 AM
- Junk Drawer Kathy said...
Oh, that black sheep is so adorbz! I agree with Daisy. You should not run away. But if you do, I have apple. Just sayin'.
- April 30, 2012 at 4:21 AM
- Texan said...
Very cute sheep :O). Love the mountain goat picture!
- April 30, 2012 at 4:42 AM
- Lin said...
Oh, those are VERY cute! I like the little black sheep too.
Pricilla, I certainly hope that IF you run away, you'd come to the big city and visit us on your way to Judy Elizabeth's house. But I don't want you to run away because that can be awfully scary. AND we'd miss you! - April 30, 2012 at 5:48 AM
- Liz @ A Nut in a Nutshell said...
Those little stuffed lambs are just impossibly cute. Love them!
- April 30, 2012 at 6:30 AM
- TexWisGirl said...
ordering abby goat. ha ha ha!
- April 30, 2012 at 7:16 AM
- Judy Elizabeth said...
A Very Good Morning Greeting from the flock out here by Babb, Montana! What a nice surprise to see my little lambs visiting Patty's little goats! We had goats, too, at one time but they tended to get in trouble and ate most anything that came their way!
Judy Elizabeth - April 30, 2012 at 7:18 AM
- Random Felines said...
those lambs are adorable!!! mom said she will have to save the spot for future baby gifts....
can't wait to hear about Abby's surprise(s)?? - April 30, 2012 at 8:10 AM
- Robin Larkspur said...
Pricilla, teal is definitely your color, but so is red, and blue and any color really. Thank you for the introduction to Judy Elizabeth and her gosh-darn sweet lambies! Listen, Prissy, do NOT run away. What would the Publicist do without YOU??? Can't wait for AbbyDay now (um, was that a bad thing to say?)
- April 30, 2012 at 10:32 AM
- Marg said...
Pricilla, you couldn't possibly leave your publicist even if those sheeps are cute. We need to go check out that blog and those sheep.
Abby, we cannot wait to hear about you surprise. Are there one or two?? Take care. - April 30, 2012 at 12:17 PM
- Sparkle said...
My human is in love with those lambs! BTW, Pricilla, my human says if you run away, you can come here instead! Although I do not think you'd like living in the middle of Los Angeles in someone's backyard, no matter how big the yard is (and ours is a pretty nice size!).
- April 30, 2012 at 12:22 PM
- Millie said...
I love those little sheep! I can hardly wait to hear about Abby's introductions.
- April 30, 2012 at 2:08 PM
- Marie said...
While goats are wonderful, I do love those sheep!! So cute!
- April 30, 2012 at 2:21 PM
- Katie and Glogirly said...
Those little lambs are ADORABLE!!!!!!
My fave though is the black sheep.
; ) xo Katie & Glogirly - April 30, 2012 at 3:10 PM
- Candy C. said...
Awww...those are some CUTE little sheepies!! Judy Elizabeth is very, very talented!
Looking forward to Abby's introductions! :) - April 30, 2012 at 3:27 PM
- BeadedTail said...
Those lambs are adorable! They made us smile! We're looking forward to the surprise!
- April 30, 2012 at 9:47 PM


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Round 2) CB, Stephon Gilmore, South Carolina (6'1" 193lbs)...The Bears desperately need help at CB, with Graham, Bowman and Jennings all scheduled to become free-agents and Tillman another season older. From the scouting reports I have read about this kid, Gilmore excels in zone coverage and would fit right in to a zone scheme and most-likely be able to contribute from day 1. FYI, one draft site that I researched said that Gilmore's NFL comparision is......Charles "Peanut" Tillman of the Chicago Bears. IF the Bears draft him, let's hope that comparison holds true.
Round 3) DE, Cam Johnson, Virginia (6'4", 265lbs)...Of the many big named D-linemen who were at Senior Bowl week (Coples, Ingram, Branch, Curry), there was one kid who continuously stood out during the practices that I watched and also during the game. This is that kid. After watching some of his highlights from college and seeing what he did during the Senior Bowl, I am definately intrigued by this kid. He could be the help that the Bears need at DE and he could also possibly contribute from Day 1. If Idonije is retained, this kid could be the situational pass rusher that the Bears need on passing downs. No matter what role he plays IF he's drafted, the Bears HAVE TO get better production from their DE's...especially with Peppers being double and tripled teamed almost every snap. The Bears defense in general has to get better at getting to the QB.
Round 3) OT, Matt Reynolds, BYU (6'5", 315lbs)...EXCELS IN PASS PROTECTION!! That's really all I needed to read, because our current starting LT (Webb) is beyond horrible in pass protection and gave up 12 sacks and had 15 penalties last season, mostly false starts. Reynolds is a two-time team captain in college and did I happen to mention that he excels in pass protection?? LOL. Watching highlights of him and it's clear that he 1) doesn't stop blocking until the sound of the whistle and 2) he's pretty good at what he does.
Round 4) OLB, Nigel Bradham, Florida State (6'2", 238lbs)...This guy was all over the field at the Senior Bowl and I don't think I seen him miss a tackle. He has good speed and an ability to shed blockers from what I've seen of him, though he is still a bit raw from what I have read. IF the "a bit raw" part is true about him, I could see him falling to the 4th round where a LB depth-starved Chicago Bears team should be ready to run their card up to the podium to announce this selection.
Round 5) TE, Evan Rodriguez, Temple (6'2", 243lbs)...The poor mans Aaron Hernandez is what I've heard him called. I can't say I agree with that comparison because I personally hate comparisons all together...it just creates unreal expectations at times and Aaron Hernandez is a beast!! Nonetheless, the Bears need a versatile pass-catching TE who can line up anywhere and I like what I have seen from this kid. Out of pure boredom last season, I watched a couple of Temple games just to see their RB Bernard Pierce (who I also like BTW) and in those games, Rodriguez played very well. He showed good hands and the ability to break tackles for those tough extra yards. Jay Cutler not only needs help at the WR position, but the entire offense would benefit from a pass-catching TE, whom Cutler could rely on to check the ball down to.
Round 6) RB, Lennon Creer, Louisiana Tech (6'0", 220lbs)...The MVP of the East/West Shrine Game had himself a pretty nice career in college. He's a bigger back, who runs very well between the tackles from what I've read about him. He has good hands and does pretty well in pass protection. I'm pretty sure that the Bears will be releasing Marion Barber before the season starts...he's getting older, he can't stay healthy and I personally want to kick him in the nuts for costing us a win against the Broncos!!!! Lovie Smith also mentioned his disappointment in Barber in his "State of the Bears" presser after the season ended.
Round 7) CB, Tashaun Gipson, Wyoming (6'0", 195lbs)...Again, the Bears are in need of some depth at the CB and safety positions. Gipson is a sure-tackler who could excel on special teams for Dave Toub and his special teams unit.
Free agent wish list...not saying we'll get any or all of these guys, just adding who I'd like to see our beloved Bears bring in:
WR: 1) Dwayne Bowe 2) Vincent Jackson 3) Stevie Johnson 4) Mario Manningham
QB: 1) Chad Henne 2) Jason Campbell 3) Josh Johnson
DE: 1) Mario Williams 2) Kroy Bierrman 3) Cliff Avril
TE: 1) Fred Davis 2) John Carlson (would add Finley, but the Packers aren't letting him go.)
RB: 1) Mike Tolbert 2) BenJarvis Green-Ellis
CB: 1) Brent Grimes 2) Brandon Carr
FS/SS: 1) LaRon Landry 2) Tyvon Branch
ILB: 1) Johnathan Goff (depth) 2) Blake Costanzo (special teams purposes)
OLB: 1) Phillip Wheeler (depth) 2) Chris Chamberlain (special teams purposes)
OT: 1) Anthony Collins 2) Barry Richardson
OG: 1) Carl Nicks 2) Ben Grubbs
C: 1) Samson Satele 2) Scott Wells


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