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This wonderful jacket features a 3-inch by 3-inch embroidered Taz on the front left chest. The back boasts an 10-inch by 9-inch beautiful genuine red leather, suede and embroidered appliqu© of classic Taz. The words "Bad Boy Taz" are embroidered above.Jacket is constructed of 100% denim cotton with metal buttons down the front and on the sleeve bottoms. Each sleeve has two buttons to ensure proper fit at the wrist. The waistband also has two buttons on the right and on the left so you can tighten or loosen the waist size for comfort. Professional leather clean. clean.Learn MoreWomen should order one size smaller than normal. Color: Multi.
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EMS World and the National Association of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT) have established the National EMS Awards of Excellence program to recognize outstanding achievement in the EMS profession.
The nomination period for the 2014 awards is now open. Award recipients will receive a monetary award, three core program registrations, plus $1,100 for travel and lodging at the EMS World Expo/NAEMT Annual Meeting in Nashville, TN, November 9–13, and will be recognized at the opening ceremony and at the corresponding association meeting. For more information on EMS World Expo, visit EMSWorldExpo.com. See below for links to the award nomination forms.
Meet Previous Winners of the Paid EMS Service of the Year and Volunteer EMS Service of the Year Awards:
- Dick Ferneau Paid Service of the Year Award: New Orleans EMS, New Orleans, LA
- Impact Volunteer Service of the Year: Friendswood (TX) Volunteer Fire Department EMS
- NAEMT Paramedic of the Year: Kenneth Davenport, Paramedic, Marion, KY
- NAEMT EMT of the Year: Dean Darling, EMT-I, Sauk City, WI
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Proving that real vampires aren't attractive and that Edward Cullen character is just a guy who spends waaaay too much time in the makeup aisle at Target, come these two real-life vampires. Apparently they had some deal worked out with a homeless guy to occasionally suck his blood in return for shelter, but one day Homeless Joe decided he wasn't having it anymore. And that's when things got really interesting (like they weren't already!).
Recently, however, Mr Mayley decided that he would take himself off the menu for 24-year-old Aaron Homer and 21-year-old Amanda Williamson, who sometimes let Mr Mayley reside in their property. Unfortunately, the blood-sucking duo was not willing to dine out that evening and the couple attacked Mr Mayley despite his protests.
According to reports, instead of allowing Mr Homer and Ms Williamson to feed off his bloodstream, Mr Mayley sought to verbally mock the pair, which was arguably not very sensible in the circumstances. Taking objection to Mr Mayley's rejection and cruel taunts, Mr Homer is alleged to have armed himself with a knife and viciously stabbed the homeless man. It has been suggested that, in the process of defending his partner's honour, Mr Homer was keen on acquiring a free lunch. However, the feast was cut short when police officers attended the scene after being called out by concerned firefighters, who were in the neighbourhood on an emergency call and happened to notice a trail of blood outside Mr Homer's home.
Hoooooooly shit! Now I'm not saying the Twilight series is to blame here, but you and I both know it is. How long do you really think a Twihard can go before they start getting curious about blood-glugging? Because I already read one story about a girl making out with her husky pretending it was Jacob, so you know it can't be long (I bit my brother halfway through the second chapter).
Homeless Man Stabbed by 'Vampires' [first4lawyers]
Blood-sucking 'vampires' arrested for attacking homeless man with knife in Arizona, police say [nydailynews]
Thanks to Melissa, who wooden stakes strangers in the heart just to see if they're vampires. You, uh, do know that'll kill humans too, right? Just kidding!
This is a video of the Beetle Juice roller coaster Youtube user nuropsych1 built in Minecraft creative mode on an X-Box (wow). No screencap could really capture the scale or trippy visuals of the coaster though, so if you're going to watch it, watch it, and if you're not, that... / Continue →
Seen here looking exactly how I'd imagine the homemade guillotine constructed by a homeless man in the woods would look like, the bum-built guillotine responsible for severing its maker's arm pauses for a photo op. *holding up camera* Over here, over here -- by the deer skull... / Continue →
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Basic Espresso Coffee Making
- Course Code
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- Short Course
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- Department
- Hospitality
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- Morwell
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Part Time: 1 session / 3 hours
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- $105.
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- On Campus; Part Time (Night)
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- 6.00pm - 9.00pm
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Contact the Short Course Hotline to express your interest in this course.
Phone: 1300 657 261
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Course Overview
This course will teach you the skills and knowledge needed to extract and serve espresso coffee. An expert, industry-trained barista will teach you the best techniques to make a great coffee to attract customers or to impress your friends and family. You will learn how to how coffee is made in a café setting and have the opportunity to produce coffee using a commercial machine.
Course structureIn this course you will learn about:
- Equipment familiarisation and safety
- Coffee History
- Coffee Styles
- Extracting espresso
- Texturising milk
- Cleaning and maintaining the coffee machine and grinder.
This course is designed for the at home or commercial coffee enthusiast. It is also suitable for people wishing to enter the industry or up skill. Training can be undertaken either in scheduled classes or staff training may be arranged in the workplace with our mobile coffee training centre.
Qualifications And Recognition
Upon completion of this course students will receive a Statement of Participation.Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)
Many GippsTAFE courses offer Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Click to learn more about RPL and how it can benefit you.Entry Requirements
There are no prerequisites for this course.
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Practical assessment.
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Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, Chief Medical Editor
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, Chief Medical EditorMelissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology. Medical Editor:
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Adopt North West launches regional awareness campaign
Published on Monday, 10th March 2014
Adopt North West – a collaboration between Oldham Council and 21 of the region's local authorities – is launching a recruitment campaign today as part of the first ever North West adoption week.
New 'Fruit Route' to boost healthy eating and exercise
Published on Monday, 10th March 2014
Oldham Council is set to make a linear path from Alexandra Park to Saddleworth a hub of healthy eating and exercise.
Shaw and Crompton celebrate 150 years of Local Government
Published on Thursday, 06th March 2014
Shaw and Crompton are set to mark 150 years of Local Government in the district.
Phoenix Free School plans rejected by Department for Education
Published on Monday, 03rd March 2014
The Department for Education (DfE) has formally rejected plans to set up the Phoenix Free School in Oldham.
Oldham Council joins fight for new bookies planning powers
Published on Friday, 28th February 2014
Oldham Council is backing a campaign calling for more powers to halt the spread of betting shops blighting high streets and targeting vulnerable communities.
Springhead schools amalgamation proposals rejected
Published on Friday, 28th February 2014
Oldham Council has been notified that proposals to amalgamate an infant and junior school in Springhead have been rejected.
Council proud to support National Apprenticeship Week
Published on Thursday, 27th February 2014
Oldham Council is proud to support National Apprenticeship Week – which takes place from March 3-7.
More than 7,000 sign up for latest energy switch
Published on Thursday, 27th February 2014
More than 7,000 households have now signed up to the Greater Manchester Energy Switching Scheme in a bid to slash their energy bills.
Oldham's Councillor Jim McMahon wins 'Leader of the Year' award
Published on Wednesday, 26th February 2014
Councillor Jim McMahon, Leader of Oldham Council, has been honoured nationally for his outstanding leadership at the C'llr Achievement Awards.
Businesses help boost Yorkshire Street
Published on Tuesday, 25th February 2014
Five new and existing businesses are the first to benefit from Oldham Council's £1m investment to improve the town centre's independent retail offer.
Takeaway prosecuted for poor hygiene and food safety
Published on Tuesday, 25th February 2014
Oldham Council has successfully prosecuted an Oldham takeaway following a food hygiene inspection – where a live rat was discovered behind a freezer.
Residents to benefit as Warm Homes Oldham continues
Published on Monday, 24th February 2014
Residents are benefiting from energy efficient homes after more than £1.1m was invested in the 'Warm Homes Oldham' scheme in less than six months.
There is still time to slash your energy bills
Published on Friday, 21st February 2014
Oldham Council is reminding residents there is just over a week left to sign up for an energy saving scheme which could help you slash your energy bills.
Book of Remembrance goes online
Published on Thursday, 20th February 2014
Oldham Council is pleased to announce a Book of Remembrance listing those who have lost their lives in conflicts since 1939 is now available to view online.
Council cabinet to consider new highways safety inspection policy
Published on Wednesday, 19th February 2014
Oldham Council is set to consider proposals to update how roads in the borough are inspected.
Cabinet to discuss social housing proposals
Published on Tuesday, 18th February 2014
Oldham Council is set to discuss proposals which encourage more residents to see social housing as an option.
Oldham adopters offered new family support programme
Published on Monday, 17th February 2014
Oldham residents who adopt are set to benefit from a nationally acclaimed support programme to help them build the best possible relationship with their adopted child.
Oldham children to meet celebrity author Jacqueline Wilson
Published on Friday, 14th February 2014
Looked after Children from Oldham are set to have a great evening in with celebrity children's author Dame Jacqueline Wilson – author of the popular 'Tracy Beaker' book series.
Tobacco haul is largest of its kind in Oldham
Published on Thursday, 13th February 2014
Officers from Oldham Council's Trading Standards Team have successfully uncovered the biggest single haul of illegal and counterfeit tobacco in the borough following a raid on a local business.
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Oldham Council is wishing everyone a happy Valentine's Day.
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Published on Wednesday, 12th February 2014
Oldham Council is launching a pilot safety scheme that will install state-of-the-art LED lighting as part of its review of zebra road crossings.
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Get ready for the half-term holidays with a week of activities from Go! Oldham.
'Regenerating South Werneth' shortlisted for the UK Housing Awards 2014
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Oldham Council has been shortlisted at the UK Housing Awards 2014 for its innovative plans to regenerate South Werneth.
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Oldham Council has helped a town centre gym secure funding worth £35,000 through our Employee Volunteering Scheme (EVS).
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Council suspends licences of taxi drivers
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Oldham Council has suspended three licensed taxi drivers following hearings before the Licensing Panel on Tuesday, February 4.
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Oldham pupils in Parliament policy competition
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Pupils from Whitegate End Primary School are hoping to influence the central corridors of power, by taking part in an inspiring film-making project
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Two companies which continued to burn rubbish on farm land despite a series of warnings have been fined £18,000 following a successful prosecution by Oldham Council.
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Honda Racing / IZOD IndyCar Series / RacingLine
Erik Berkman Takes over at HPD
Erik Berkman is in his first full season as president of Honda Performance Development, but he could easily be celebrating a decade in the racing business.
"Ten years ago Tom Elliott talked to me about the job [general manager] Robert Clarke eventually accepted, but I had four kids to help raise and it didn't seem like the best time to be traveling all over the world," recalled Berkman.
"The second time around it made more sense and it was the right time. I'm just glad I got the chance."
Much like Clarke, who remains at HPD as an advisor through June, Berkman had no racing background, per se. He joined Honda in 1982 after buying a Honda lawn mower, followed by a Civic.
"You had to pay a little more for the Civic but you also got more for your money and I decided right then I wanted to work for that company," said the native of New Albany, Ind. who graduated from Purdue University with a degree in mechanical engineering.
"I started out in various plants as engineering manager and working on quality control before I moved into the R&D department in 1991. I was a project leader on various cars like the Accord and Acura, and spent a lot of time in L.A. as well as Japan.
"But people here always knew I was interested in racing."
His timing, as they say, is impeccable, as the open-wheel war finally ended in February and Berkman's first Indianapolis 500 will be unified with all Honda engines.
"Not a bad year to start," he mused. "I know Robert worked hard to try and make this happen, so it's great for everyone involved." He sees HPD continuing to evolve as a major player in North American motorsports.
"HPD started out to maintain and service engines and now we're designing and developing them. We've also added cars. We are fledgling, but we're learning rapidly and we're growing and I want to maintain that growth.
"I'm not ready to go public yet on how to define the new era for HPD under my terms, but I've got some ideas." Clarke expects good things from his successor.
"Erik has a lot of experience handling large projects and I think that will really benefit HPD. I think he'll take us to the next level."
For now, the expanded Acura program in ALMS and the revitalized IndyCar series are keeping Berkman busy.
"I guess I'm a little naïve, because I'm surprised how political this stuff can be and how much lobbying goes on. It's very interesting," he observed.
"But we have a unique opportunity to help define where Indy Car racing goes, and it's an exciting opportunity. I can't do it by myself, but I'm happy to be doing this. It's an engineer's dream."


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Samsung Electronics has unveiled the I7500, its first Android-powered smartphone.
The Samsung I7500 features a 3.2-inch AMOLED full touchscreen, and 7.2Mbps HSDPA and WiFi connectivity, giving users access to Google Mobile services and full web browsing, according to the company. The integrated GPS receiver enables the use of Google Maps features, such as My Location, Google Latitude, Street View, local search and detailed route description.
The new Android-based model also supports a 5-megapixel camera and various multimedia codec formats, and provides a long enough battery life (1500mAh) and memory capacity up 40GB.
The Samsung I7500 will be available in major European countries from June, 2009, the company said.
- China flat panel display industry outlook, 2013-2016
This Digitimes Research Special Report outlines and analyzes the key trends and players that are influencing the continued development of China large-size and small-to medium size TFT LCD panel industry, while providing related growth forecasts for the industry through 2016.
- TD-LTE market developments and forecast, 2014-2016
TD-LTE has become the mainstream global choice for the construction of 4G asymmetric frequency spectrum networks. This Digitimes Research Special Report examines the current global status of TD-LTE, and forecasts developments in the TD-LTE supply chain in China and worldwide through 2016.
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While a number of IC vendors have begun shipping chips supporting TD-LTE, including base band chips, radio frequency chips, APs, SoC solutions and soft modems, shipments of base band chips account for a majority share of total TD-LTE chip shipments currently, according to Digitimes Research.


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I just remembered the saying is "A family that prays together, stays together" Could also …Read Morebe "preys together".
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March 11, 2014 at 03:54 PM
In fact, what I do for a living -- and make money at it -- is a real job. So is the editing I do…Read Morefor four Tufts University magazines. What do you do for a living? Oh, forgot, you are supported by some alleged trust or something.
As for the other issue, "a chacun son gout."
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Yup you are correct Sprague everyone has his taste , but lying to the cops to make other people…Read Moreloo k bad .. That's a crime . Hokey. James Wolf is independently wealthy . I own lots of property . I am actually looking for some property on Washington street .
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Bringing the 'Unfilmable' Cloud Atlas to Screen: An Interview with Author David Mitchell
David Mitchell on the set of 'Cloud Atlas'/Photo © Warner Bros
'Cloud Atlas,'the movie adapted from the novel by bestselling author David Mitchell, hits theaters this week, courtesy of directors/writers Tom Tykwer, Andy Wachowski, and Lana Wachowski. Word & Film caught up with the author to talk about the process of making the un-adaptable novel adaptable, what he learned from the filmmaking experience, and, of course, what it was like watching the film for the first time.
Word & Film: What new and surprising discoveries have you made about your own book during its long journey to the screen?
David Mitchell: That the book is adaptable to film, after all. That the text harbours some decent lines in it, though many of the film's best lines are by the three director-writers. That the book has something lurking inside it, which seems to address people's belief, or hope, that the never-ending pin-balling of reality is less random and more interconnected than it appears, and that if you look closely enough and from the right angle, no chaos is so chaotic that you can't locate the cause and effect it is made of.
W&F: In a recent interview with The New Yorker, you were quoted as saying that as you were writing Cloud Atlas you'd thought it was a shame that this book was "un-adaptable." Do you remember what particular aspect of the book made you think it would be tough to translate into screenplay structure? What aspect of the book did you think would be most cinematic?
DM: The first thing was the structure, and here at least I was right: The directors have turned the novel's Russian Doll structure into a mosaic. I also thought such a vast cast would make the book unfilmable – before a viewer could get to know a character, the character would be gone, surely. The directors tackled this by making the same actor play several characters, so we get to know the actor's face – or more precisely, his or her reincarnating soul – as the film progresses, which I have to admit was a masterstroke (and nothing to do with me). I also thought the various stages and scenes and settings would escalate costs into the stratosphere, but I'd reckoned without CGI. As for your second question here, it's hard to say which aspect of the book I thought would be the most cinematic, because I never envisioned the story going anywhere near a cinema. Maybe what is the most cinematic aspect of a book depends largely, or even wholly, on the director/s. James Cameron does "cinematic" with sinking Titanics, Mike Leigh does it with dialogue in damp working-class dining rooms. Appropriately, Cloud Atlas found three directors, all gifted individually, to scare the cinema out of my book.
W&F: According to that New Yorker story, the aspect of Cloud Atlas that most moved and compelled the Wachowskis and Tom Tykwer was that, amid the post-Fall calamity and despair, there were often moments of reprieve and hope. Many fictions set in a post-apocalyptic reality take on a much more nihilistic and bleak view of our future. Is that lack of cynicism fundamental to your world view? Was that reconciliation of light and dark part of what inspired you to write the book?
DM: In a post-apocalyptic world, nihilism and bleakness won't be poses to strike, but the medium in which we struggle to survive. How long would you last without supermarkets, hospitals, the rule of the law, mobile phones, electricity? Not much longer than me, I'd guess. That said, that said, Homo sapiens made a decent hash of getting by without iPads for 200,000 years, so we'll probably get by without them when our power grids fall dead, but for the transition generation, watching our lifespans and standards of living regress by decades if not centuries, the pain will be considerable. Hmm, not much "reprieve or hope" so far. I guess in the book I just wanted to show how compassion and wisdom doesn't necessarily get you killed, like Piggy in The Lord of the Flies: that where there are people, an urge to help and build exists as well as a tendency to justify slashing and burning. The desire to show this duality wasn't so much an inspiration as how I perceive our noble, ignoble species, and a recurring pattern in history.
W&F: It's surprising that this is the first of your novels to be adapted into a feature film. What kind of interest has Hollywood shown in adapting your other books? Which of your other books has come closest to getting made into a film?
DM: Pretty much all my novels have been under option for most of their lives, except my first. I ask my agent not to let me know what might be happening until something really is happening (that way madness lies) so I don't know which of the other books are closest to getting out of development purgatory. There have been some positive signs regarding Number9dream of late, and a very dynamic studio has The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet under option, so we'll see. In the meantime, I'm a novelist, and books are how I earn my living, so if it happens, it's a welcome cherry on the cake, but it's not the cake.
W&F: Had you been wary of how your work might get butchered or mishandled on the way to the screen? What gave you confidence to entrust this trio of filmmakers with your work?
DM: Spending a day with the directors was enough to know that they weren't butchers. As well as being anatomists of narrative – that is, fellow story-nerds – the Wachowskis and Tom Tykwer are thoughtful and well-read people. Plus they have form – if the directors of "The Matrix" wanted to adapt a book you had written, how long would you agonize before saying yes?
W&F: Are you a movie buff? What are the films that have most influenced you creatively?
DM: I know more about film than I did two years ago; the directors gave me a "Must View" list that I've been working through, but I still know less than any first-year Film Studies undergrad, so don't let me give myself airs. Mike Leigh, since I mentioned him earlier, has godlike powers of building character through dialogue, a skill that comes in handy for novelists, too. To prepare me for my three days on the film junket in Hollywood, the directors had me watch "Sunset Boulevard." (That's another reason I trusted the directors – their mordant senses of humour.) Scenes from those films Woody Allen made around "Husbands and Wives" have stayed with me all these years, too, and I've been watching Yasujiro Ozu's work recently. I love its measuredness. Magical art form when it's done well, isn't it?
W&F: What are you reading right now?
DM: Little America by Rajiv Chandrasekaran, about the bloody and meandering campaign in Afghanistan, and Seven Gothic Tales by the Danish writer Isak Dinesen. I'm trying to kick a lecture into shape this week about how fiction works, so I'm also re-reading James Wood's How Fiction Works.
W&F: What was it like watching "Cloud Atlas" for the first time?
DM: Like going to a strange and beautiful party somewhere not quite real, attended by all the major players in your previous life, some of whom you'd forgotten. I'd recommend the experience.


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Starting Point - Revere/Marsh Road:Start out going Northeast on Western Ave./MA-107 toward Albion Street (.45 miles) Turn slight right onto Market Square (.14 miles) Market Square becomes S. Common Street (.57 miles) S. Common Street becomes City Hall Square (.06 miles) Total distance: 1.22 miles
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Start out on Highland Ave/ MA-107 toward Eastern Ave. Highland Ave will turn into Western Ave. in Lynn just before the bridge. Continue on Western Ave. / MA-107 (2.16 miles) Turn left onto Franklin Street (.45 miles) Turn slight left onto City Hall Square (.06 miles) Total distance: 2.66 miles
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Start out taking the 129 East Exit off of 128/95 (This is Exit 44B). Follow to rotary and take the second right onto MA-129 East (3.13 miles) Turn right onto Boston Street (.77 miles) Turn left onto Franklin Street (.58 miles) Turn slight left onto City Hall Square (.06 miles) Total distance: 4.64 miles
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NeNe Leakes to Michael Lohan: You Suck!
by Hilton Hater at .It takes a lot for us to be on the side of NeNe Leakes.
This is a reality star with no discernible skill set, who will clearly do anything for attention.
But NeNe has discovered the singular way to appeal to anyone with common sense: tell off Michael Lohan.
Featured on The Insider, The Real Housewives of Atlanta star didn't hold anything back during a video spat with Lindsay's destructive, diluted dad.
"You are a toxic parent!" she screamed at the man who recently admonished his daughter in public. "You are a manipulator."
Lohan, not known for his silence, tact or anything positive, replied:
"I'm not gonna see my daughter die! You have Michael Jackson, you had Heath Ledger, Adam Goldstein. You can go back to John Belushi, Anna Nicole Smith, and even Elvis Presley. It was prescription drugs that killed these people. I'm not gonna watch my daughter die."
That's true. Instead, he's gonna profit from her dangerous spiral and milk every shot and snort for as much publicity as he can.
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How can that hood rat, loud mouth, ghetto, no teeth at the bottom of her grill says anyone has toxic parenting skills when she does not know who her daddy is, her mother had relations with the guy she was dating best friend so go figure. Nehe needs to go back to the moose farm where she was raised.
I loved that Mr Lohan told Nene to get her fat ass of the chair. Who is to say he is a bad father or that he does not love his daughter. When Nene started yelling and waving her hands I was hoping that people see her as verbally abusive which is as bad as any kind of abuse. Maybe when she gets off the chair her brain will get oxogen and have a chance recoup.
You should be riding the wild boar as in Saturday night live rather than making rude comments about other people. You need to be more courteous and kind rather than being coarse and rude
to people. Think about the phrase "treat others as you would like to be treated", if not you deserve
every negative comment from all people. Also, think about what other have stated about your
lack of tact and diplomacy. By the way, you need to wear more appropriate attire to not display you over abundance of chest area.
Mr.Lohan,I agree with NeNe,she told you what you needed to hear. This has being going for awhile and thing like this with love ones don't happen over night.Lindsay has been crying out for help for a long time.And instead of trying to prove a piont or a good father image on TV you should have been at your daughter side.There are thousands of people that love your daughter Mr. Lohan, but it only takes you. Mrs.Leakes you are beautiful,
truthful,loyal,happy and ambitious person.Some People find this to be strange b/c the world is being sugar coated with lies and liars. NENE YOU ARE A RIGHT ON PERSON.
I disagree. The man should not be doing this publicly but Linsday obviously has some serious problems and needs him. His bringing that attention to her may just save her life. I wish Heath Ledger were still alive. Maybe if someone had brought attention to the fact that he was overdoing prescription drugs, he'd still be with us today. NeNe Leakes was rude, vulgar, and LOUD - she only cares about hearing herself scream. It's hard on the viewers who just turn the volume to mute. I still have a headache from listening to her. Her voice just grates on the nerves.


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A disabled Vietnam veteran watched in horror as his service dog jumped out of his truck while traveling on freeway 180 in Fresno on Sunday. But the dog survived the fall.
Conrad Diaz has criss–crossed southeast Fresno daily trying to track down his dog. The Akita–Husky is more than just a friend. He also helps Diaz with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. "He helps me with my depression. He's just so special being around me that he helps me sleep and brings me comfort."
Diaz hasn't been able to sleep since Sunday. That's the day his 125-pound dog jumped out the passenger window of his pickup when it was spooked by another dog. It happened on the 180 freeway near the Cedar Avenue exit. "He rolled a few times. He got up and he ran toward the far side of the freeway and headed west."
Since Sunday Diaz has looked for his dog in residential neighborhoods in southeast Fresno. He also spent part of his Thursday checking to see if Liberty Animal Control, the new shelter for Fresno County, had picked him up. Diaz looked but this wasn't his lucky day.
He did leave a flyer on the crowded bulletin board announcing that he too has a lost dog. The four-year-old dog is white and brown with a bushy tail and piercing blue–gray eyes.
He is offering a reward. "I love my dog. He's special to me. He helps me with my PTSD issues and I need him back."
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Added a couple more. More to come by the end of the day, hopefully.
Added a couple more. More to come by the end of the day, hopefully.
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Anything worth shooting is worth shooting twice. Bullets are cheap. Life is priceless.
OK, OK, I know it has been WAY overdone, but I just had to go and do it anyway. I rented a 90mm tilt shift lens, and took a bunch of "model" shots. And believe me, I know a lot of these are both visually as well as thematically weak, so I might take a few down when I shoot more, but I at least have to get something up.
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I really wanted to get higher up on the mountain to get this shot, so you could see the runways more clearly (hence the "X" - the two runways crossing) but as you can probably see in the image, the rain was a coming, and I had to get down fast.
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Just added two here.
ValleyFan, that lens looks like a blast! What a cool effect. And I like your additions, Love2Laugh.
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That tilt-shift lens is really cool. I've admired that effect for quite a while. It's amazing how you can make things that are life-sized feel miniature in an image.
Anything worth shooting is worth shooting twice. Bullets are cheap. Life is priceless.
What I find amazing is that it is a fairly technical visual cue that is happening which is fooling you into thinking it is smaller than it is. For those who don't know, normally with lenses there is a point in space if when you focus your lens on it, all objects beyond that point will be in a reasonable amount of focus, that is the hyperfocal distance. The specific distance is dependent on lens length and what aperture you are shooting at. So when you look at a picture, your brain builds a model of how big objects are by judging the out of focus areas and where they fall. If there is a very narrow depth of field, the object is most likely reasonably close, if there is a very deep depth of field, the object is further off in the distance. By tilting you focal plane, you can throw the foreground and background out of focus, even though they are beyond the hyperfocal distance for the aperture and lens length you are shooting. And it is absolutely fascinating to me that even knowing nothing about what is going on and why it looks small, this fools the brain fairly easily. I guess it makes sense because your eye is just a lens, so it exhibits the same depth of field issues.
To FBJ, Nikon just released a new Perspective Control lens, so now they have an 80mm and a 24mm PC lens. I highly recommend renting, even if it isn't at all something you are interested in buying because they are really fun lenses to play with.
I have been meaning to do a round of commenting, but I keep on getting interrupted, but hopefully sooner rather than later. I don't want to be a slacker
I've added a couple of more that I found while enduring the torrential downpour that put a damper on Tip A King.
I'll hopefully find some time in the next day or so to critique y'all.
I am X-tremely happy to say I saw some x's at Toyota Sports Center today and captured them without a struggle.
Back to the beach again for me, only because it was a beautiful afternoon yesterday and by the time I got done with work there was some awsome golden light. The first one is my favorite. Unfortunately since I work near the beach I've kinda gotten caught in a beach sunset thing. I hope to get out of town this weekend, which will give me the chance to perhaps do something different.
These were all taken with the D300 with the 18-200 VR lens.
X Kids - 18mm, f11, 1/160th sec, ISO-320. No retouching.
X Gull - 130mm, f/9, 1/320th sec, ISO-320. No retouching.
Washed Away - 75mm, f/11, 1/500 sec, ISO-320. No retouching.
Stand of Trees - Yosemite
Dear in the Woods - Yosemite
Morning Ice - Yosemite
Winter Limbs - Yosemite
Half Dome Avalanch - Yosemite (There's gotta be an X in there somewhere)
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Southeast Division Roundup: October
At the end of each month, I am going to reflect on the happenings within the Southeast division to get a better idea of the competition the Canes are going up against. What I'm going to do with this feature is first post the standings after a month, then the team's performance during that month going by goals for, goals against, special team performance and Pythagorean win expectation. A Pythagorean win expectation is a formula that's used a lot in baseball where they take the amount of runs a team scored during a year, square it and divide it by the sum of the squared amount of runs the team scored and gave up to get a winning percentage. This shows how much a team is milking the OT point and how many wins a team "earned." I'm not 100% sold on this method for hockey but I find it interesting so I'm experimenting with it for now. After that, I'll break down each team's performance during the month and determine who I feel has been the team's three best players during the month.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va - Once upon a time, when Dana Holgorsen was an assistant at Texas Tech and hadn't even earned the right to hold the reins to the offense, when Rich Rodriguez hadn't gone to Michigan and was instead applying his ingenuity at West Virginia, the Mountaineers had an identity.
They ran option offense from the shotgun and they had a go-to play, an idea to separate their backs from the wall, to get three yards when they needed two. It was the zone read, a little shell game, sleight-of-hand trick Pat White and Steve Slaton used to mystify defenses through the years.
White would take the snap and read the defensive end's first move. A step inside or outside triggered a response from White, who would decide to stick the ball in Slaton's belly or hang on and keep it himself. The beauty was not the play's design or even the deception, but its independence. There wasn't a defensive front or philosophy to stop it.
Defenses could stop it, and they did, but only with stellar tackling. If the defense tried to take away Slaton, White would keep. If the defense tried to contain White, he'd hand to Slaton. The results were fantastic far more often than they were frustrating.
When Rodriguez left for Michigan, he took a lot of WVU's creativity and offensive personality with him. In the three seasons that followed, the most common and understandable gripe aimed at Bill Stewart and offensive coordinator Jeff Mullen was that they never gave WVU an identity, never developed that play that could be called and could not be stopped when the Mountaineers had to have it.
We're staring at the dawn of the 2012 season, which begins at noon Saturday when the 11th-ranked Mountaineers play host to Marshall at Mountaineer Field, and we see that offense is back. The game will be televised by FX and the audience everywhere will note a play by which the Mountaineers can be recognized.
Get to know the stick/draw.
"I don't know about it being our favorite play, but let's put it this way - last year, it was a very good play for us," said offensive coordinator Shannon Dawson, who presides over a lot of plays that were very good last year. "Throughout the course of the season, I don't know how many times we ran it, but that play was successful over 90 percent of the time."
WVU doesn't lean on it every game because WVU can find other ways to move the ball. The stick/draw was called a handful of times against Marshall last season but 15 or so times against Maryland. What the play can accomplish matters more than how often it is signaled in from the sideline.
As the name suggests, the stick/draw is a package play that comes with options, which isn't unusual. You'll watch a lot of games during opening weekend that feature receivers changing their routes based on what the defense does before or after the snap. Many offenses ask their quarterbacks to change from one pass play to another or change from a pass to a run before the snap.
What is unusual about WVU's package play is that it can be a pass or a run. Receivers run quick stick routes. The offensive line blocks for the running back executing a draw play. Only the quarterback knows what will happen. The Mountaineers are extremely fortunate to have a quick thinker in veteran Geno Smith.


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With the 2012-13 fiscal year drawing to a close, the Plumas County Board of Supervisors is looking to next year.
"I think it will be status quo," said Susan Scarlett, the county's budget officer.
"Status quo was a painful place," Supervisor Jon Kennedy responded.
The exchange came during the supervisors' June 4 meeting, after Scarlett provided some preliminary budget information to the supervisors.
Scarlett told the supervisors that after consulting with Assessor Chuck Leonhardt, "it looks like we will hold steady on property tax."
Last year, the county experienced a 5 percent reduction in property tax revenue from the prior year. That reduction contributed to some of the cuts the supervisors made to the 2012-13 budget.
Scarlett also led the supervisors through a year-to-date review of each department's revenue and expenditures for this fiscal year to determine if there would be any major surprises that could impact the new budget.
Most county department heads attended the session to answer questions, but there were no glaring issues.
The supervisors discussed the budget process and decided to adopt the approach that they took last year, where they conducted budget workshops in the boardroom and then held public hearings.
Scarlett said she thought the process would be less time-consuming this year because the board had balanced the budget last year and wouldn't be facing the level of cuts previously experienced.
And last year the supervisors used the budget workshops as an opportunity to understand how each of the departments functioned and how their budgets worked.
The board balanced last year's budget by implementing a series of cuts including furloughs, which left most county employees working four nine-hour days, which closed some departments on Fridays.
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