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Chief Keef proudly announced on twitter that he is going back behind bars.
Chief Keef proudly announced on twitter that he is going back behind bars.
Chief Keef announced on Instagram that he's giving himself up to serve his second jail term this year.
His latest stint behind bars results from blowing off a child support hearing on Sept. 5. Chief Keef was supposed to explain why he didn't
Chief Keef posted on Instagram an image of him wearing the unreleased Jordan V 'Bel Air.' Jordan Brand will release the 'Bel Air' Jordan V Retro sneaker paying tribute to hit television show 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' on October 5.
We know Chief Keef has been in trouble with the law lately but now a Florida teen impersonating him stole a car but couldn't drive a manual transmission. Today's idiot of the day award was really easy to hand out.
Rapper Chief Keef can't win. The 17-year-old was arrested today, just minutes he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of speeding at 110 mph on Chicago's Edens Expressway last month.
Chief Keef would probably tell any up and coming rappers to be prepared for lawsuits once you become successful in the rap game. Recently news broke that the Chicago emcee has to pay $2600 in child support a month plus other expenses. Remember he's only 17 years old.
Can Keyshia Cole get the win tonight again with Lil Wayne and 'Enough Of No Love' or will Chief Keef be victorious with his new song 'I Don't Like'.
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You don't spend $12.5 billion to continue business as usual.
You don't spend $12.5 billion to continue business as usual.
I think you got it backwards.
They're going to continue developing the OS as they see fit, but now we have a manufacture that will be actively building phones exactly to best OS specs. Most manufactures have still been trying to use their old business model of piecemeal, planned hardware upgrades that follow their own profit forecasts, not driven by the technology. With this acquisition, that's abut to change unless they want to be left behind.
The first change happened when apple released, the second when android released, and now this is the final push to get them to disgaurd that antiqued, anti-customer business model.
You guys are looking at this all wrong. Google will not shoot themselves in the foot. The IP Portfolio is worth more then what Moto Mobility profits per year. Yes, I'm sure Moto devices will start shipping with updated versions of Android, and I do see big changes for Moto as a separate company, but they are hardly the biggest device manufacture for android (not globally anyways). Google wants everyone in the world to have their search engine, Android is just another way to make that happen. The more Google services people use, the more money they generate.
Here are some fun facts for you:
Google made $30Billion last year.
MotoMobility made $12Billion.
Now this was not profit, just pure gross, but I promise you, Google turned a much higher profit
Don't worry about it, Google is not in this for the money, they want the patents, and they want to save the sinking ship (yes, moto is sinking) that launched Android to the masses.
I'm not sure where either the "LoL" or the iPhone reference are relevant to my comment. The business casebooks are filled with examples of companies that have been forced to divest businesses that their major customers view as competitive. For example, not too long ago a major supplier of hospital equipment was forced to sell its free-standing surgical centers, because the surgical centers competed with the same hospitals that were the customers of the supply business. Perhaps you could clarify your disagreement with my comment.
You don't spend $12B on one entity and allow it to play on the same level playing field with everyone else that is currently running and will continue to run your operating system. When you control the hardware AND software of one entity, you don't just sit back and allow it to "compete" with all the other devices that are also running your software. No, you design from the ground up so that your hardware/software combo devices far outperform the software-only entities.
Why continue to develop with the intentions of giving consumers a possible ideal situation where they purchase another manufacturer's device and allow them to get the profits from that when you can make your own devices so streamlined and optimized with the OS and hardware working flawlessly in your own devices to the point where your devices are the only logical Android purchase to make. The number of Android phones out there would be the same, but instead of splitting the profits of all smartphone sales, you get them all to yourself.
You don't spend $12Billion and expect to not do that. $12Million, ok, then you were just purchasing patents. $12Billion? No, you're out to change the game.
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This is one bad MoFo. I would love to see him on the Jets, make people think twice bout coming across the middle..
"Former Florida Gators safety Major Wright, who many felt declared for the 2010 NFL Draft too early but is nonetheless receiving plenty of attention, has already completed at least three private workouts. Wright has been visited in Gainesville, FL, by the New England Patriots, Cleveland Browns and New York Jets. The Patriots and Browns took a comprehensive look at many former Gators during their respective visits."
Physical, good build, great in run support- fills alleys well and a big hitter. Little stiff in coverage though and ball skills need work- dude would rather decapitate someone than go pick 6(I've seen it numerous times).
Interesting all teams with 3-4 schemes were mentioned here...
This is one bad MoFo. I would love to see him on the Jets, make people think twice bout coming across the middle..
Nice prospect. Should be there at 61.
Yeah, I prefer my safeties in the first day to be two-dimensional. 3 sounds about right...
He really should have stayed but I don't blame him for going since Meyer stupidly rotated Will Hill in last year just because he was his 5-star baby from '08.
Dude admitted to taking plays off last year, but he seems to finally be reaching his potential this spring.
I'm really excited to watch this UF team- no one's expecting anything from them and they're LOADED with talent.
Agreed, I wouldn't be surprised if some of it was mental though. Like I also alluded to, a proven starter couldn't have been happy undeservedly losing snaps to a clearly inferior SO.
Nice player for the Jets' "46" packages, I hope they don't think they can man up slot guys with him though or expect some fantastic ball-hawk in CF.
nice player if he gets his game back up to speed....the way it stands now I could see an opponent getting down the field for a 40 yard completion and Wright standing on the field, looking around and shrugging his shoulders....and I was big on the guy prior to last season...
Kurt Coleman/Ohio State- literally a lesser version of Ed Reed....
TJ Ward/Oregon....
Rashad Jones/UGA if he gets it together between the ears...
Dorian Porch/Va Tech as a UDFA sleeper....
btw operaposter- I left you a message on the hotties forum in the opera babes thread...
Give him to Rex to work his magic
Saw the message glad to see someone else here has good taste in women, I intend on an encore performance soon. I'm expecting to meet one of the women I posted on the first page of the thread, maybe I'll post pics with her. Then again if I think I have a shot with her I'm going to try come across a bit more professional. She just got out of an abusive relationship with an Italian Tenor, so she's ripe for the picking.
Another question --As of right now, between which rounds do you think Kurt Coleman eventually goes?
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this could be good value for the Jets in the 4th.
Wright is definitely a great athlete but I think there are a lot of solid late round prospects in the draft for safety. Not only Rolle (limited upside but should be solid role player) but I like this guy Akwasi Owusu-Ansah. Ability to play corner and safety, real fast, and somewhat under the radar, but moving up lately....his espn report is below.
Fluidity: Shows good flexibility and stays low out of backpedal. Extremely loose hips and changes directions with ease. Displays strong range when lined up at the safety position. Also appears to have the size and ability to turn and run if lined up as a press corner at the next level.
Closing Burst Smooth transition out of backpedal. Does a good job of sticking foot in the ground allowing him to plant and drive quickly. Shows extra gear when closing on the ball. Adequate recovery speed to make up ground when caught in trail position.
Ball Skills "Appears to be his best asset. Turns, locates, and play the ball extremely well. Takes proper angles to the point and is aggressive attacking the ball. Above-average hands and can pull down the tough interception. Shows ability to create after making interception. "
Instincts/Mental Toughness "Is called a corner in the IUP defensive scheme but mainly lines up at the safety position. Will take time to adjust to understanding splits, routes, and concepts if used as a press-corner at the next level. Does a good job of reading QB's eyes when lined up at safety position allowing him to get a good jump on the ball. An emotional player on the field that plays with confidence and a bit of a swager. Can be overaggressive at times playing against lower level competition and will need to show more discipline against NFL caliber level competition."
Run Support "Diagnosis run quickly and fills the alleys with good overall angles. Possesses long arms and is a strong wrap-up tackler in the open field. Fights off blocks well. However, needs to show more aggression and physicality upon contact on occasion. "
Maybe I shouldn't consider National Football Post as a scouting reference since they have Wright ranked higher than Earl Thomas and Mays.
A thin safety prospect who doesn't quite look as big as his numbers, Wright showcases a good first step in coverage and has the ability to quickly click and close on the ball. He takes good angles toward the receiver, wraps up well on contact and generates enough power to disengage the ball from his man. But he isn't a consistent downhill tackler in the run game. Again, he gets up to speed quickly and generates good striking power but doesn't always take proper angles when asked to close in space. He has a tendency to lunge into tackles and fails to consistently wrap up and keep his legs in front of him. Wright can be shed/slipped on contact. He's rangy vs. the pass game, does a great job of getting out of his breaks quickly and reaching full speed and can track the ball sideline to sideline. He's an ideal center field-type defender, but he isn't the most instinctive defender and at times struggles to diagnose plays and locate the ball. He will not consistently get good jumps on the ball and can be slow to read and react to plays in both the run and pass game.
He isn't a ball-hawk and is more of a man defender in the secondary. He needs to do a better job locating the ball and playing the throw. Wright has a tendency to get locked onto his man and would rather go for the hit than play the ball. He leaves his share of turnovers on the field. He has some man-to-man ability, possesses good physicality and ball skills vs. tight ends in coverage and can close on the ball. But he struggles to remain balanced when asked to open his hips and isn't a guy who will be able to kick into the slot and cover wideouts at the next level. Overall, he displays great range and striking ability in the pass game but needs to become a more consistent tackler and do a better job deciphering information and finding the ball.
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Smokers and people who regularly breathe others' cigarette fumes are worse at remembering things on their to-do lists than are people with no tobacco exposure, a small study says.
Problems with so-called prospective memory may not only lead to embarrassment if a person forgets to meet with their friends, British researchers write in the journal Addiction. It can also have more-serious consequences such as forgetting to take your medication.
The study doesn't prove that smoke damages memory, but is nonetheless a cause for concern, the researchers say.
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Heffernan and his colleague recruited 27 current smokers, 24 people who reported regular exposure to second-hand smoke and 28 people who said they were never exposed to smoke, whether first- or secondhand. All were between 18 years old and 30 years old.
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Each person received points for the tasks they completed depending on how many prompts the researchers had to give them. Total scores ranged from zero to 18 points for each test, with higher scores meaning better memory.
For the time-based activities, there was a statistically reliable difference between the scores of each group.
People without any exposure to tobacco smoke scored 16.3 points on average, while those who breathed second-hand smoke scored 13.7 points and smokers scored 11.6 points.
For event-based activities, the smoke-free students again did better than smokers, but only marginally better than those exposed regularly to second-hand smoke.
Exactly what the findings mean in real life, and what's responsible for them, is unclear. And while the study suggests there is a link between smoking and memory problems, Heffernan warns that these are results from just one study.
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Season 4, Episode 13 | |
First Aired | February 2, 2013 |
Production Code | 323 |
Writer(s) | Dan Schneider & Christopher J. Nowak |
Director(s) | David Kendall |
Viewed By: | 2.886 million [1] |
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Victori-Yes[2] is the 13th episode of Season 4 of Victorious and the 60th episode overall. It is the last episode of the series.
Sikowitz walks into class and suggests they perform a play on a city bus or perform "Annie" underwater, but both are rejected. This makes Sikowitz think that the students have become too negative. He challenges them to only say 'Yes' for the rest of the day, (of course, as he points out, they don't have to do anything illegal or dangerous) to which they accept.
Out in the hallway, Trina is bragging about being on the new hit Mexican TV Show 'Divertisimo', repeatedly saying it's a high quality TV show with top notch acting... and she's on it. Tori asks for a copy of the show, but Trina responds telling Tori to get her own life.
Later on, Jade is at Tori's house, where they are eating pizza after Tori's failed attempt at making homemade pizza. They look at the guide and see Divertisimo, which Trina was saying is only shown in Mexico. They turn it on and see that it's actually not very sophisticated, featuring kids in mice suits chasing a piece of cheese.... played by Trina. Jade suggests they go and visit Trina on set. On set, Trina is not happy to see them, when the director approaches them. He asks Tori if she wants to be in the next scene. She says yes. Tori asks if Jade can be in it too.
The final scene of Victorious shows Tori, Jade, and Trina being chased by the mice. After being poked by a fork from one of the mice, Jade steals it and chases him off screen.
1st subplot
Cat walks into Sikowitz's class wearing a pajelehoocho, showing it off. She says she got free shipping because she bought a gross. Beck and Robbie point out that means she bought 144 of them. After Sikowitz makes his bet, the students walk out of his classroom. Before they leave, Cat asks Robbie if he'll wear a pajelehoocho, to which he has to say yes.
Later on, Cat and Robbie are walking down the street at night wearing their pajelehoochos, when they face some thugs. They ask if they're wearing pajelehoochos, to which Cat says she has 142 more at home. They then ask if they can have the ones they're wearing, since Cat has so many. Robbie is about to say no, when Cat reminds him of the bet. They say yes and give their pajelehoochos to the thugs. After that, Robbie and Cat are left hiding behind some trash cans in their underwear. They then figure out they can ride home in one of the trash cans. To make it seem faster, and possibly less embarrassing, they yell with excitement, "Weeeeee!!!."
2nd subplot
In the hall, Posey comes up to André and asks him to help her write a song for her creative songwriting class at six o' clock. André says yes. At six o'clock, Posey and André arrive and Posey performs her song, which André immediately dislikes. He also has to accept a drink from her glass of warm tomato juice and smell her gross feet, as Sikowitz's bet forces him to. When she finishes, she says she'll now perform the other seven, "unless you're ready to go home." André ignores her and tells her to play the songs, but then it hits him. He asks Posey to repeat herself, and he says yes and runs out gleefully.
3rd subplot
In the hall, Beck comes up to Tori. He tells her that he's going to use Sikowitz's bet against Jade, by asking her to come to a race with him because she never goes. Jade overhears this, and then similarly, uses the bet against Beck by "confirming" that she is going to Tori's house to make pizza. Beck complains that he now has to go by himself. Sinjin walks up to him and asks if he can come, to which Beck says yes.
At the race, Beck and Sinjin start to bond over the fact that they both built racecars when they were twelve. Beck soon finds a friend in Sinjin.
- Dan tweeted that a series finale is not in production, making Victori-Yes the finale.
- Victori-yes, #VictoriousEndsTonight and Thank You Victorious all trended on Twitter.
- The unpopular kid in the Pajelehoocho commercial is Jack Salvatore, Jr., who had a recurring role as Mark Del Figgalo on Zoey 101, which was another Dan Schneider show.
- When Cat is showing her Pajelehoocho, you see on the board the words, "SAM & CAT COMING SOON."
- This episode marks the definite last appearances of all characters in Victorious and possibly their final appearances in any show whatsoever. Cat Valentine, however, appears in her new show 'Sam & Cat' which guest starred Sikowitz in the episode #MommaGoomer, Jade and Robbie are set to appear in a future crossover episode in Sam & Cat.
- This is the fourth and final appearance of Sikowitz in this season.
- The first cut scene of this episode (where Cat posts 'Who wants to buy a Pajelehoocho?!? Free SHIPPING!' On her TheSlap page) features Dan Schneider's head graffitied on the wall above the word 'DanWarp'.
- This episode was not promoted as a series finale which is unusual since some people probably didn't know that the show was cancelled. Strangely, last episodes of cancelled Nick shows are usually not promoted as finales, but as regular episodes. This happened with Fred: The Show, Bucket & Skinner's Epic Adventures, and How to Rock.
- During the drag race, when the cars are seen racing, one car has 'Hungry Girl' written on it and another (28) has the Sam & Cat logo on it.
- This is the eighth time that some (or all) members of the gang have been broadcasted on TV (or on the internet). First was the The Wood in The Wood, then the webshow iCarly in iParty with Victorious (technically only an iCarly episode), Queries for Couples was seen in The Worst Couple, the TV show Match Play featured in April Fools Blank, Brain Squeezers featured in Brain Squeezers (though it is unknown if it was a web or TV show) and lastly Tori sang on national TV twice in Star Spangled Tori.
- Cat mentions an old man called Parnell, this is one of the elderly people in Cat's TheSlap segments.
- The plot line of the episode could be a reference to the movie 'Yes Man'.
- This is the sixth time that the episode title is a pun. The first was Robarazzi, then Blooptorious, A Christmas Tori, April Fools Blank, and finally, Star Spangled Tori.
- Tori, Jade and Trina wear cheese dresses in this episode, which were previously seen on Victoria's Twitter.[3]
- This is the third time and final time that Sikowitz challenges the gang. The first two occurrences of this were in Sleepover at Sikowitz's and Cell Block.
- This is the first time that one of Sikowitz's challenges has no loser.
- Sikowitz's habit of challenging his students with the intentions of helping them overcome something seems to have finally paid off, as they say 'yes' to all questions they are asked without need of any supervision like the challenges in previous episodes.
- When Jade tells Tori to go to the guide, if you look closely, you can see Zoey 101 & All That as two of the shows listed. You can also see The Dingo Channel, which was mentioned in the iCarly episode "iTake On Dingo." There is also "That's A Drag" which is the favorite show of Cat Valentine, as shown in her new series combining iCarly & Victorious, Sam & Cat. It's also Sam's favorite.
- This is the most interaction that Beck had with Sinjin throughout the entire series.
- This is the first time that André has no interaction with any of the main characters throughout the entire episode, except when everyone was in the class room.
- The actor in the pajelehoochos commercial is also the actor that played Mark Delfiggelo in Zoey 101.
- Sikowitz's Slap status breaks the fourth wall, saying, "This week I challenge you to say YES to everything!!! May you all have adventures worthy of a hit sitcom's series finale!" His mood is also "victorious."
- In the bus that Sikowitz has drawn on his board, the three girls on the bus are supposed to be Cat, Tori, and Jade, as one has pink hair, one has brown, and another has black. There is no way to tell who the boy is supposed to be.
- Dan said this episode is "gonna be a good one"
- On Tori's TV guide, there's a show on the Dingo Channel called Taffi & Toasty, which could be a parody of the Disney Channel series Austin & Ally.
- Tori's cable is called Schneider Cable and one channel is called The DanWarp Channel, which both are references to the show's creator and writer, Dan Schneider.
- Pajelhoocho's commercial and clothing was a reference of The Sack, as seen in iCarly.
- The last scene of this episode was filmed on May 31, 2012.
- Last Ending Tagline: "Yeah, I'll smell your foot." - André.
- Beck claimed he wanted to take Jade to a drag race. But the race he ended up going to with Sinjin instead turned out to be a NASCAR race.
- When Trina asked Tori if she was jealous, Tori had said no, despite the dare Sikowitz had issued them only moments ago.
- It would have been very dangerous for Cat and Robbie to drive downhill in a garbage bin because they would have been more likely to get hit by a car.
- Tori and Jade would not have been shown on TV due to being under 18. They would have need their parents or legal guardian to sign the paper stating there could. But it is possible that Trina stated that she is their guardian and signed the papers for them.
- Tori's feeling on her Slap update do not make sense in accordance to the actual update; Tori's update says that she's ablutophobic, which is fear of cleaning or washing.
- While popping Trina's pimple, you see Jade flinch, which is when the goo gets in her eye.
- Tori and Jade wouldn't be allowed to even enter, let alone get onto, the set.
- Cat and Robbie had to give their pajelehoochos to the muggers, which was illegal from them being slightly naked underneath, but Sikowitz said earlier in the episode that they didn't have to say yes to anything illegal. But, what happened with the muggers wasn't illegal. The outcome was illegal and Sikowitz never said anything about that, although, it was indirectly legal and it's unknown if Sikowitz counts it as truly illegal.
- They could have said "No" and not tell Sikowitz, because unlike in Cell Block, there aren't any people watching over them.
- When Tori scrolled down the TV programs, Jade repeatedly said no, and Sikowitz said to say yes anything that is legal.
- However, it's possible that the students only had to say yes to any question they were directly asked.
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Siesta Key Sarasota for rent by owner in Sarasota
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Midnight Cove II
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 710 - $ 1,100 / week
vacation rental description
This second floor two bedroom condo is located in Midnight Cove II.
This complex is one of the nicest on the key. Our unit is located
just outside the large heated swimming pool. We are only 350 steps
to the famous white quartz sands of Crescent Beach. Deeded access is
provided just across the road.(Note a lot of places do not have
deeded access to the beach which means you have to walk two to
three blocks to public access or drive)
The kitchen is fully equipped with all the modern appliances. The
Master Bedroom has a queen size bed and the guest bedroom has twin
beds. The view from the lanai is of the boat docks and the lagoon.
If your lucky during your stay you may see dolphins or manatees
swimming here.
Within a two block walk from our unit you will find Grocery, Liquor
and Drug Stores as well as restaurants and gift shops. A 5 minute
drive will take you to Siesta Village with its many open air
restaurants and boutiques.
A short drive will take you to the many tourist attractions in the
Orlando area.
We enjoy our unit and hope you will too.
Dan and Carol
property availability
Last modified on 01-25-2014 at 2:43 PM.
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Carol Herzog 585-342-2254
condo rental amenities
Cable TV, Central Air, Beach Chairs, BBQ Area, Tennis Courts
Linens and Towels Supplied, Ice Maker, Microwave
activities and attractions in Sarasota Gulf Coast Central
Within a 30 minute drive there are over 30 golf courses.
Sightseeing Cruises, boat rentals, fishing, Sailing, Shelling,kayak
and bike
rentals are all closeby
Sarasota is the cultural gem of the western coast of Florida. There
is a wide varity of artistic exhibitions, museums,art galleries,
ballet,symphonies, aquariums and theaters.
There is a state park recreation area, botanical gardens and even a
wild bird sanctuary.
vacation rental rates
May 01/11 to Nov.30/11 $710.00 per week
Dec.01/11 to Jan.31/12 $890.00 per week*
Feb.01/12 to Apr.30/12 $1100.00 per Week*
* During this period a 15% discount will be given for rentals 4
or longer
Carol Herzog 585-342-2254
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Stone Zoo Birthday Parties (April to October only)
Remember: Your party time is when you eat food, enjoy cake and sing "Happy Birthday" - you can explore the Zoo before and after your party!
Parties are only available from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. or 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. to better serve you!
Includes: 1 hour tent rental, 6 picnic tables
Weekend rates:
Non-member: 100.00 per hour
Member: $90.00 per hour
Weekday prices:
Non-member: $75.00 per hour
Member: $50.00 per hour
Admission tickets must be purchased.
Discounted rate available to client. Adults: $10.00, Children: $6.00, Seniors: $9.00 and Children under 2 are free. Members enter free with their membership card.
Aussie Birthday Package (2 hour rental)
Includes: 2 hour tent rental, 16 kids meals, 24 admission tickets, 1 animal encounter (15-20 min), 48 Train and Monkey Mayhem ride tickets, 7 solid gold color tablecloths, themed print tableware (plates, cups, napkins) for cake cutting, 16 Safari pith hats 16 children meals
Train and Monkey Mayhem rides are seasonal and only available at Stone Zoo. Tickets are valid only on the day of the event. Rides are subject to weather and are on a first come, first served basis for all guests.
Weekend Rates:
Non-member: $575.00
Member: $555.00
Weekday Rates:
(M-F excluding holidays)
Non-member: $525.00
Member: $500.00
Rides are subject to weather and are on a first come, first served basis for all guests.
Maple Glen VenueThis 30' by 30' tent is the primary rental space available at Stone Zoo. Nestled away from the public areas, your guests can enjoy this private party space. April through October only.
Add-on ItemsAnimal Encounter - $50.00Educational Program - $75.00 - $100.00Solid Colored tablecloth - $2.00Themed tableware - $1.25 per setting (themed plates, themed cups, themed napkins and utensils)Food - children's meal - $9.35Food - adult's meal (menu & prices available upon request)
Animal Encounter
Zookeepers are available for animal encounters during birthday parties. A zookeeper will bring one animal for 20 minutes and discuss its background and other fun facts. Guests may be allowed to pet certain animals.
The animals available for the encounter at Maple Glen are macaw and tortoise.
Educational ProgramTo schedule an educational program for your birthday party, please contact the Educational Program Planner, at 617-989-3742.
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Lou Thesz is rightfully considered one of the best professional wrestlers of all-time, and in terms of work between the ropes and sheer influence, he's unquestionably the greatest. He was a three-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion, held the title for more than 10 years combined, influenced countless American wrestlers, and in his matches with Rikidōzan, practically gave birth to the Japanese wrestling industry. We could go on-and-on about what an incredible badass Thesz was (seriously, catch us two drinks in at a bar), but for the purposes of this list, let's just focus on the numerous moves he invented.
First up is a move that bears the wrestler's name, the Lou Thesz Press. The maneuver saw Thesz leap at an another wrestler, connect with, well, his taint basically, and drive them into the mat. Back in Thesz's day when folks were still trying to keep up the illusion that wrestling was legit, this oftentimes led to a pin or body scissors. These days, when used by wrestlers like "Stone Cold" Steve Austin or Randy Orton, its generally just followed up by a bunch of punches to the head.
Next is the Stepover Toehold Facelock, better known as the STF. A punishing submission move that allows fans and cameras alike to see both wrestler's faces simultaneously, the STF is a fantastic move and has been popularized in recent years by John Cena. However, while Cena sometimes locks on a true STF, he also frequently utilizes an STS, which is exactly the same except that it utilizes a sleeper hold instead of the wrestler pulling back on his opponent's face. Presumably, the benefit here is that the cameras can still pick up the full, unobstructed agonized faces of Cena's opponents.
Thesz is also the inventor of the Original Powerbomb. The move is signifigantly different from the one utilized by massive wrestlers such as Batista or Mason Ryan, as again, Thesz was wrestling in the days where it was still meant to look like an actual sport. So, instead of hoisting an opponent all the way up to his shoulders, Thesz would apply his waist-lock and lift the poor sap up to what is very similar to a piledriver position. Then, he would more or less drop his opponents on their neck, shoulder and upper-back, for a move that while not as thundrous as its modern counterpart, looks well more painful, and is said by some to have been originally created when Thesz botched a piledriver. In Japan, this move is known as the Ganso Bomb, which translates literally to the Originator Bomb. In America, the move typically isn't used in professional wrestling because, well, it's f*cking dangerous. The Powerbomb has an added distinction, however, as it's one of the few maneuvers to have its origin in fixed professional wrestling to actually be adopted by the mixed martial arts community. It's not an uncommon thing to see a MMA fighter locked in a triangle choke to struggle to his feet and slam an opponent down with a powerbomb - Rampage Jackson actually KO'ed poor Ricardo Arona like that.
Finally, though its come to be regarded as a very basic, mat wrestling maneuver, a Belly-to-Back Waist-Lock Suplex - especially one followed up by a bridging pin - is a thing of absolute beauty and one of our favorite wrestling moves. Thesz is said to have invented the suplex variation for a friend, a fellow hardassed legit shooter who went by the name Karl Gotch. It was Gotch who popularized the move, and with his German gimmick, even inspired its more commonly used name, the German Suplex. While this is generally acknowledged as the true origin of the maneuver, Frank Gotch, from whom Karl borrowed his last name, was using a similar move way back in the early days of the 20th century, casting suspicion on whether Thesz was actually the true inventor of the move or not.


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3D gesture technology We are on the cusp of moving from the 2D gestures of touch screens to 3D gestures that happen the way humans have always communicated.
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Caroline Wang
Monday, August 5, 2013 - 10:15am - Saturday, September 28, 2013 - 5:00pm
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Watercolor This exhibit displays original paintings inspired by Caroline's travel experiences and her love of the landscapes and animals. Caroline says that writers use writing to express their feelings; but artists use painting to express their feelings. Caroline composes her paintings from her inspirations. She shares her experiences and her feelings in her paintings.
Caroline incorporates Asian cultural into Western art and paints what ever subject inspires her. She experiments with different types of materials for her artwork. Her original paintings have been on exhibition throughout many of cities within the Southeastern United States. Her themes throughout the years have included "East meets West," "A New Look for Asian Art," "Expressions," "Tour Around the World," "Species Around Us," "Dramatic Gardens," "My Inspiration," and this year's "Ocean."
Her watercolor painting "Rocks in Mexico" won the top 10 Watercolor Society of Alabama online national contest in 2012, and her painting "Snow Day" won the top 10 online national contest in 2011. Her painting "Venice, Louisiana" has received the BEST IN SHOW AWARD at Tennessee Valley Art Association's 31st national art competition Exhibition South 2005.
The most fulfilling aspect of her artwork comes from the opportunities it brings for her to share her experiences and her joy of art with others. Caroline has taught art classes for a number of years and has given inspirational speeches to non-profit organizations and schools. Through her exhibitions and speeches, she hopes to encourage people to follow their passion and explore their possibilities. See more of Caroline Wang's art at www.cwanggallery.com Email: cwang [dot] art [at] knology [dot] net


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Crocheted Boho Wrap Bracelet / NecklaceTutorial
Do a search for
"crocheted wrap bracelets,"
you may be surprised
by how many show up.
They are comfortable to wear
and the perfect addition
to your summer wardrobe.
Boho Wrap Bracelet/Necklace
You will need crochet cotton,
a small crochet hook
and lots of beads.
The crochet hook I used was
one my grandmother used.
I can remember her making
necklaces similar to this
back in the early 1970's.
A size 7 hook creates a nice
small chain stitch.
Load your beads onto the thread
before you begin to create your
crocheted chain.
You will include a bead
in your stitches either on a
random basis or after
a set number of stitches.
In researching the bracelets,
I saw some that used only
1 style of bead, others
used random beads,
those were the bracelets
I preferred.
Begin your stitches
with 10 chain stitches,
before you add the first
bead. (Those beginning
10 stitches will be used
to form a knot
with the ending stitches.)
Continue forming
chain stitches
and adding beads
until you have
completed a length of
approximately 34".
This length will allow you to
wear it as a necklace or bracelet.
To finish off the necklace,
chain stitch 10 stitches
without adding a bead.
Clip the thread and pull
through the last stitch.
Tie the two crocheted
ends together
(beginning and end of
the 34" chain)
forming a square knot.
The beads in this necklace
are randomly spaced.
Wrap your wrist
or wear as a necklace.
The bracelet is the only view I will
be showing. Don't think for
a moment, I will be showing
a close-up of my neck!!!
As I mentioned, these
are quick and easy to
make. Here are
some I have completed
this weekend.
This one was created
using all white beads
and white thread.
It would be perfect
for a beach bride!
Love to all,
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Oh yes they are very pretty. You have really done a beautiful job of beads and colorings. Okay now you have me searching through my old crochet hooks for a 7 and I must make these. Grandma did this years ago also and I love hers with the buttons she used. Thank you so much for sharing your technique. Blissful crocheting...
ReplyDeleteOh Deb - these are lovely!! I know what I will be doing today!! I have my Mothers hooks; a lot of different sizes so know I have just the right one. I know my granddaughters will love them. I tried to get them to learn to crochet but they weren't interested. Bet they will be when they see these! Thanks again!
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Megan Sherlock
K-State graduation year: May 2006
Degree: BS in human resources management
Current employer: Service Management Group
Position: Human resources administrator
How many times did you change your major during college?
Describe the process of choosing your major:
I enjoyed interacting with people of all ages and really enjoyed the idea of business. My aunt is in human resources and talked to me about what she did on a day to day basis. It sound like a good fit and was something I was interested in. I also really enjoyed my human resources classes so that helped me know I had made the right decision.
What activities/organizations were you involved in while in college?
Volleyball and basketball official at the K-State Rec Center
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Greek ambassador
Greek Affairs risk management council
All-university homecoming committee
Beginning a promising profession club
Alpha Kappa Psi business fraternity
Court appointed special advocate
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I was an orientation leader the summer before I was hired as a K-State admissions representative. As an orientation leader I had the chance to meet new students and their families when they were on campus to enroll in classes.I enjoyed being able to help them, show them around campus, and answer their questions about K-State. Plus, it gave me a better understanding of the job of an admissions representative.
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My first job was with K-State, and it came with a very difficult interview process. I did, however, have the advantage of knowing a few people on the selection committee, and I knew some great people to help me prepare.
My second job was more difficult to get because of the poor economic conditions, which decreased the number of jobs available. I eventually found my current job after about three months, and it was through a friend that I was able to be hired. It is important to utilize your connections with friends and business colleagues when you're in the job search process.
Briefly describe a typical day at your job:
My day consists of working on different human resource projects, like reading client contracts, auditing background checks, making "new hire" binders, and creating schedules. I also do a lot with orientation for our new hires, as well as help with the interview process.
What do you enjoy most about your job?
I enjoy interacting with people on a daily basis and the fact that every day there is something new for me to work on.
What are the most challenging aspects of your job?
When dealing with new hires I have to work with multiple groups of people. Trying to coordinate the schedules of so many people can be really challenging.
What advice would you give someone interested in your field?
Any experience you can get in human resources is worth it. Make sure to look up information on the certification testing for the Professional in Human Resources certificate so you can get that out of the way early.


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Editing creates show designed to tug at heartstrings
Howie and Jessie Huber weren't sure what to expect before the "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" episode featuring their family aired last night. Though they spent hours in front of the camera, they saw the episode for the first time Sunday night just like everyone else.By: Brandon Stahl, Duluth News Tribune
Howie and Jessie Huber weren't sure what to expect before the "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" episode featuring their family aired last night. Though they spent hours in front of the camera, they saw the episode for the first time Sunday night just like everyone else.
"I really hope they're able to capture the amount of volunteering that made the show possible," Jessie Huber said before the show. "You get the impression that it's Ty [Pennington] and the designers that do a lot of the work."
After seeing the show for the first time at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center surrounded by hundreds of the volunteers, one could be forgiven if it seemed that Pennington and company did most of the work building the Hubers' new home, and not the 1,400 volunteers.
But the Hubers said they were still happy with the positive light shown on a community that came together for them.
"They really elaborated on what makes this a great community," Jessie Huber said after the show aired.
"It's galvanized our faith in the community, and the goodness in people," Howie Huber said.
A show designed to tug at viewers' heartstrings did exactly that at the DECC, as tears started flowing for many in the audience almost as soon as the family was introduced. The show juxtaposed Howie's role as a firefighter in saving Janie Schulties against the family living in a home so dilapidated that a fuel oil line could malfunction and burn down their home at any time.
"[Howie] literally saves lives in the community," Pennington said during the show, "but one thing he can't do is save his family from his house that's falling apart around him."
With hundreds, if not thousands of hours of tape squeezed into a two-hour show, there was some of what Howie called "Hollywood magic" — events that weren't mentioned, or some liberties taken.
It took a day of filming just to create the first five minutes of the show, Jessie Huber said, including multiple takes of the door knock. And the family spent only three days in Hawaii. While there, they never spoke to Ty over the computer — that was a producer off-camera reading lines, doing multiple takes. And their days were rigorously scheduled, down to the clothing they wore.
The room designs were done by show producers, said Thad Whitesel of Builders Commonwealth, and not the show stars.
"I was out there 20 hours a day and I rarely saw those people," Whitesel said.
Little attention was paid to the 300-400 people who were working on the house at any given time. And Builders Commonwealth got almost no credit for coming up with the home's design.
"The community built the house," Whitesel said. "Those guys filmed it."
Still, Whitesel said he was happy with the overall show and felt during this episode the volunteers got more recognition than during other shows. And the volunteers who filled the DECC erupted in applause at the end.
What wasn't made-for-TV was the Hubers' humility and appreciation for the volunteers who built their home. They repeated that message numerous times during the episode and while greeting people after the episode ended.
And now that they won't be spending time trying to fix their home, the Hubers said they will spend it volunteering in the community.
"With this show and with this event," Howie said, "it's refreshing to know that people are kind and good."
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BINGHAMTON, N.Y.-- The Art School in Binghamton debuted a documentary on last year's ACA shootings and it's one they've been working on for the last five months.
Titled "Binghamton Heals: Surviving Tragedy at the American Civic Association," it is a project done in conjunction with a UMass Amherst professor and another local station.
The film interviews more than 30 people who were involved that day. The 90-minute piece looks at the day's events from different perspectives and delves into how the community came together to help. It also taps into the healing process of all those involved.
"The purpose is a way to bring healing to the community to the people who were involved, giving people the opportunity to hear all sides of the story and hear each other's stories so they don't have to experience this alone a year later," said Gloria DiFulvio, the film's co-director.
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Originally Posted by dabeechman A lot of times they don't mind the rest anyways. Yep, coming from an old goalie, I like to take a breather myself. 4 of us sort of cuts down on the ice time rotation. 3 would be perfect!!
I'm in. Money sent.
Originally Posted by NastiMarvasti I'm in. Money sent.
^This post is completely idiotic, don't read it.^
Sorry. A friend of mine is getting married the 28th so no bacon doughnuts. Barring the unforeseen, I'll be at the game anyway. I'll send the money tomorrow.
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I can play if needed. Looks like its full though.
Originally Posted by AngryKing Interesting..... The Angry one is back!!!!
Originally Posted by PTDP I can play if needed. Looks like its full though. I don't think it is. I think you just get tacked onto the end. If you're in, I may be in too. I don't play unless the roster is in the low-to-mid 20s or greater, 26 being optimal. Just don't puke on or near me, please.
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