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Diagnosed with conductive hearing loss as a toddler that required a dozen surgeries by the time she was in middle school, Kristina Vazquez admired the work of health professionals throughout her childhood. The connection she developed with doctors and nurses during those years inspired her to pursue a career in health care.
"I had a lot of the same nurses and developed relationships with them," Vazquez said. "I remember how comfortable they made me and my family feel by the whey explained how ears worked and what the procedures would do for me."
On Friday, Dec. 13, Vazquez will join 42 Baker School of Nursing classmates at the traditional pinning ceremony at Grace Episcopal Cathedral in Topeka, Kan. Two days later, she will become the first in her family to graduate from college when she receives her Bachelor of Science in Nursing during commencement ceremonies at the Collins Center on Baker's Baldwin City, Kan., campus.
Six weeks before graduating, Vazquez accepted a position working as a medical-surgical nurse at Via Christi Hospital in Wichita, Kan. She begins her new job on Jan. 6.
"I have always been interested in the nursing field after spending so much time in hospitals," said the 25-year-old Vazquez. "I liked how the nurses interacted with me. I knew when I grew up I wanted to care for patients like that."
After graduating from Manhattan (Kan.) High School and completing her prenursing requisites at Kansas State, Vazquez enrolled in Baker's two-year nursing program at Stormont-Vail HealthCare in Topeka, Kan., in January 2012. She didn't allow her hearing impairment to prevent her from completing her coursework or clinicals with the rest of her classmates.
"I was able to get an amplified stethoscope through the school and that helped me tremendously," she said. "It gave me more confidence that, 'Yes, I can do this.' When I eventually received my own stethoscope, I realized I could do what everybody else could and that there were no limitations."
In addition to adapting to the stethoscope, Vazquez went through a divorce during nursing school, worked two jobs and raised her daughter, Cambria, who turns four later this month.
"It's been a long, hard road to get to this point but well worth it," Vazquez said. "My family is very close and they have helped me a lot, especially my parents (Wesley and Bren)," she said. "There were times when they came to Topeka to stay with me and help care for my daughter. I would not have been able to do this without their help. I have been very blessed."
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A man close to 60 years old enters the Baker University School of Nursing clinic at the Lawrence Community Shelter sharing his history of high blood pressure and complaining of blurred vision. He informs assistant professor Susan Ludwick and fourth-level student Lauren Cox that he recently suffered a mild heart attack.
Ludwick promptly asks, "Have you seen a doctor?" He responds, "No, I haven't because I don't know how I am going to pay for it."
Such interaction is common for Ludwick, whose expertise is in community health. Every other Tuesday at the shelter Ludwick and Baker nursing students educate the homeless and those at risk of being homeless at Douglas County's only emergency shelter. They provide basic health assessments and make sure the residents are properly taking their medicines, partnering with a social worker to gather information.
Sally Bartlett, a case manager at the shelter, is appreciative of the work Baker's professor and nursing students provide.
"We think of Baker as our nurses," Bartlett said. "We really like the services they provide because of the medical attention they give and educating the residents to take better care of themselves."
As part of the school's change project, the nursing students created a medicine cabinet to better organize the medication. The shelter previously kept the items in drawers and boxes.
Through her community health classes, Ludwick trains the nursing students to communicate with a diverse group. "We prepare them to work with different socioeconomic populations," Ludwick said.
Cox worked in mid-February at the clinic for the first time. She recorded weight and checked blood pressure.
"I enjoy working with people with different backgrounds," said Cox, who is interested in pediatrics. "It's a lot different than school where you see the same people. Your eyes are opened at the community shelter."
In Topeka, School of Nursing instructor Marlene Eicher and Baker students in their final semester provide similar assistance every Wednesday at the Topeka Rescue Mission. The shelter annually houses nearly 2,000 people and serves 200,000 meals. Other services include a clothing bank, Christian guidance, recovery programs and work training programs.
"I really believe that we make a difference by providing nonjudgmental, culture-sensitive nursing care, health-care services, and patient education for the 'guests' at TRM," Eicher said. "It is a privilege to share the experience with fourth-level nursing students."
Eicher and the nursing students usually provide health services for a dozen patients a week.
"They use many of their first- and second-level skills such as focused assessments learned during health assessment lab, paper chart documentation, and over-the-counter medications to treat mild illnesses," Eicher said. "They are eager to participate, and often quite surprised how much they know and remember. The majority of the students report the autonomy of the experience provides an excellent clinical experience."
Recent change projects at the Topeka Rescue Mission include influenza awareness posters, administered donated flu vaccines, research protocols for nurse clinics and medication administration guidelines, and patient-teaching handouts of at-home supportive care for minor illnesses.
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It's difficult to choose just one, I know. There's summer's cold tuna macaroni salad flecked with dill, a perfect lunch on the hottest days. Incomparably fudgy brownies (they come from a box), buttery mashed potatoes (with lumps, please), Christmas' cranberry crunch, addictive chile con queso, crisp green salads. But if I had to choose just one dish that no one seems to make as well as my mom, it would be her turkey soup.
In the first dark evening hours of Thanksgiving, before Trivial Pursuit has turned ugly and while the second wave of guests are still helping themselves to pie, my mom slips the turkey carcass into a huge pot and slides it onto the wood stove in her kitchen. It will bubble there overnight. At tomorrow's lunch, when ambitious shoppers are returning from early morning sales and last night's hard partiers are just waking up, my mom will ask someone to bring in the the blue and white bowls from the pantry. One by one, she ladles in her turkey soup, topping it with parmesan cheese and chopped fresh cilantro. It's a simple soup with vegetables and noodles, the perfect antidote to a day of overindulgence and it's safe to say it's my favorite meal of the whole year.
Roast chicken, pork chops with Spanish rice, chili, and broiled steak are the simple kind of meals I grew up on. There are no fancy techniques or exotic ingredients. My mom grew up on a dairy farm, and she makes the same kind of good, honest food her mom cooked for her family, too. Even when we grow up and our tastes change--we're more sophisticated, we're gluten-free, we're vegan--there's something deeply comforting about revisiting the recipes we grew up on. When I feel overwhelmed by creative recipes with clever flourishes, I like to return to the simple recipes the women in my family have been cooking for years. This month we're cooking something familiar, just like mom used to make.
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New Year's Resolution, START EXERCISING: 'Athlete', The Running, Jumping Robot
There are creepy pictures, and then there's the picture above. Introducing 'Athlete', the running, jumping robot. Which -- when was the last time you went for a jog again? Because now might be a good time to dust off the Umbros and cross-trainers and hit the sidewalk. Me? I hate exercise so I'm just gonna wait till the robot apocalypse begins and then hit the sidewalk. From twelve stories. Just kidding, I'll totally save you all.
The secret to Athlete is that unlike most every other android out there which uses rotational-joints driven by motors to drive its limbs, Athlete uses air-motors that mimic human muscles. And when we say mimic, we really mean mimic--right down to the muscle pairs in human legs, with roughly the same range of motion. The air motors are also proportional, rather than on-off, so they have a degree of control over the robot's legs that's very close to the way your muscles contract to swing your legs around.
Apparently clumsybot here can only take four steps before faceplanting, but what a quick four steps they are. Unfortunately, the scientists expect to have Athlete up and running(!) long distances in no time. And speaking of long distance relationships: they're hard. Guess how far apart my current lover and I live. 100-million years. It isn't easy!
Hit the jump for a video demonstration of the last thing you'll ever run from (skip to 1:20 for the action).
Athlete, the Robot, Runs Like You Do - May Soon Win the Race [fastcompany]
Thanks to sketch and Carmen, who wouldn't be caught dead competing in a potato-sack race with this jerkbot.
Nice one, Toyota -- a running humanoid robot. Because that's just what we need. Please God tell me that's actually a person in a robot costume. [The video] from Toyota demonstrates the running capabilities of the new humanoid robot. The robot takes a step every 340ms and has... / Continue →
It's here, it's Skynet, we're all dead. UPDATE: I posted this last week, but since the BBC article came out I've gotten the tip again like a hundred times, so I'm moving it to the top. WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU DON'T READ EVERYDAY?! That's right folks, scientists have developed... / Continue →
This is Maslow's Heirarchy of Robot Needs as imagined by artist/Flickr user lunchbreath. Jesus that smells onion-y aside, he was right on the money with the hierarchy. It's true: robots strive to destroy humans, it's in their DNA. Or, you know, whatever the hell robots have.... / Continue →


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Kin to carrots and parsley, cumin is the dried fruit of the Cuminum cyminum plant. A major ingredient in chili and curry powders,
cumin is also a favored spice in Middle Eastern, Asian, Mediterranean, Northern African, Indian, and Mexican food due to its
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If you've had any interaction with Eric Lander, you probably know a few things: He lives outside Boston, he's established way more companies than most people under 30 (or 60, for that matter), he's incredibly kind (don't let him tell you otherwise), and he really knows search and social marketing. We decided to take advantage of the last part by asking him to kick off our Search Marketing Interview Series.
WordStream extends a very sincere thank you to Eric for sharing his insight and expertise with us. More information about his experience and qualifications is available here.
What's your biggest frustration with search marketing?
Lack of clarity and cohesion with third party tools. The information you can retrieve through third party services never match up with one another. With keyword research, you're bound to get high degrees of variance from one source to another. It doesn't stop there though as engines' provide conflicting data and professionals provide differing advice and "proof" in processes. While it makes for an enjoyable challenge each day, it can become quite frustrating for me when it comes time to research a new market or vertical I haven't been active in before. It's as though certain tools and resources are only best applied in certain markets.
You recently left ADP to start your own SEO consulting business. What has that been like?
Easily the best decision I have ever made in my career. The people I work with continue to amaze me with both their experience levels and points of view. Having started two SEO firms before joining ADP, I was hopeful that a corporate structure and team environment would suit me well. What I found was that I craved the topical diversity that consulting provides and when it came down to it - I don't play well with others. :)
What were your first impressions of search marketing? Is there something that really surprised, interested, or disappointed you as you became more and more involved in search marketing?
Search marketing has always been mysterious to me. There's a constant "fog of war" that I think true search marketers struggle with. It's a game of sorts where your direction and strategy is based on what you know about your targets. Search engines and types of search phrases all behave differently - so the need to adapt to what you know and what you can form a hypothesis around has an enjoyment that I haven't seen in other areas of marketing. You can always play it safe - but it's when you uncover a fantastic tactic that generates massive amounts of traffic that keeps you working harder and smarter each day. It has been that way since 2000 when I got started and has not changed a bit since. I love it.
Your post comparing Google to the mob started some great discussion inside our office. How does your view of Google impact how you do your job?
I hate that post. As an idea, the post sat on my whiteboard for about 6 weeks. I caught some documentary one night and over drinks later that day, I started debating the position amongst friends... The next morning I just started writing and tried to force the flow to present a perspective that others would form an opinion on. That worked, but it wasn't written well and wasn't well received. If it led to other offline conversations of value though, I'll take that. Thing is, the search industry is blessed with some great writers. I'm not one of them. I accepted that a long time ago... I just wish others didn't "expect more" from me when it comes to my blog. It clearly states that it's home to "thoughts, opinions, rants and raves". I never claimed to offer anything of value there.
My views are quite simple when it comes to Google. If you're going to be successful in search, you willingly accept that Google will provide you with the most traffic and opportunity.
You've been an Associate Editor with Search Engine Journal for almost 2 years now. In that time, is there an article that sticks out as your favorite? Do you have a favorite topic/author?
When I worked at ADP, I often used posts I wrote as tutorials for certain things (like the Local Business Center, for example). Since joining up with Loren Baker though, I think my favorite post would have to be NoFollow: An SEO Red Flag?. The post received a number of comments and follow-up discussions. While it wasn't well received publicly, I got a lot of kudos at SMX West right after the post was written. It was painfully short, but it led to some great follow-up pieces on other great sites in search. (See: The Great Nofollow Link Debate of '08, Does Using a NoFollow Attribute Raise a Red Flag at Google?, No Follow on Sphinn) That's one of the most rewarding things about writing for Search Engine Journal for me... The icing on the cake though was that at SMX Advanced 2009 just a few weeks ago - the theory proved to hold water: Nofollow Makes News at SMX Advanced.
Is Guy Kawasaki ruining Twitter?
Since I don't have a Twitter account, I'm not qualified to answer that. I will say though that this discussion is the real reason I resigned as co-host of SEO 101 on Webmaster Radio. I've never had a problem with Guy and his Twitter usage, yet in my final show on April 20th, I had to explain that time and time again. While I have disagreed with a number of Guy's positions on things in the past, his abuse of Twitter wasn't one of them. I'm an SEO. I'm not a Social Media Marketer and never wish to be. Twitter is a great tool for driving attention, traffic and content - there's no doubt. In the year or so I had my accounts active though - I struggled to grasp it's full potential and I finally just deleted my account a few weeks ago.
What do you wish you had known about search when you first started? In other words, what advice would you give to someone who is just entering the search space?
Don't be afraid to go big early. When I started off the space felt a bit like the Wild West. The industry has since grown at a tremendous rate so there's less room to maneuver. I was very cautious to build sites, explore content models and focus on specific engine-efforts in the first couple years of my career. Today my efforts are almost always focused on a particular engine, phrase, etc. There's something to be said for the ability to go big and build sites and networks with confidence. In search, you can often over think things and play it too safe.
Well said all around, Eric--thanks again!
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Monday June 29, 2009
Thanks again for taking the time (and interest!) in interviewing me. Wordstream has been on my radar for quite some time, and it's becoming more and more of a recommendation for colleagues. Hope your blog readers found some interest in the interview.
Monday June 29, 2009
Eric is a really good guy and a very smart SEO. Very enjoyable interview guys...
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@Eric Thanks so much for the kind words, and for the great interview! We've already gotten a lot of positive feedback from readers, thanks for taking the time to answer our questions!
@Chris Thanks for stopping by. Eric was incredibly cool through the whole process, and gave a great interview.
Thanks guys!
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Team | Record | AP Rank | 2011 F/+ Rk | 2011 Off. F/+ Rk |
2011 Def. F/+ Rk |
2011 S.T. F/+ Rk |
Ohio | 9-4 | NR | 58 | 46 | 74 | 35 |
Utah State | 7-5 | NR | 73 | 42 | 84 | 119 |
Team | Pace Rk | Covariance Rk | MACtion Rk | Schizophrenia Rk |
Ohio | 22 | 105 | 51 | 114 |
Utah State | 35 | 60 | 32 | 91 |
When Utah State is involved, you can probably be assured of one thing: the game is going to be close. The Aggies incredibly played in nine games decided by one possession in 2011, losing their first four and winning their next five. (Ohio, meanwhile, played in seven, winning four.) They started the season 2-5, most notably with a last-second, onside-kick aided loss to Auburn, but they figured out how to close games as the season progressed.
They beat Hawaii, San Jose State and Idaho by a combined 12 points, then took out Nevada at home, 21-17, to reach bowl eligibility for the first time since 1997. In the three years before Gary Andersen took over in Logan, the Aggies won a combined six games. In his third season at the helm, they have won seven. They take on an Ohio program that has gotten quite used to playing in the postseason ... and is getting quite tired of losing there. Since Frank Solich took over in 2005, the Bobcats have played in three bowls and three MAC championships; they are a combined 0-6 in those games. Will potato country change their fate a bit?
When Ohio Has The Ball…
Team | F/+ Rk |
S&P+ Rk |
FEI Rk |
Success Rt+ Rk |
PPP+ Rk |
Rushing S&P+ Rk |
Passing S&P+ Rk |
Ohio Offense | 46 | 65 | 49 | 60 | 69 | 89 | 50 |
Utah State Defense | 84 | 90 | 70 | 106 | 83 | 96 | 87 |
Team | Std. Downs % Run |
Rk | Pass. Downs % Run |
Rk |
Ohio Offense | 64.1% | 35 | 36.1% | 36 |
Utah State Defense | 54.9% | 95 | 25.6% | 99 |
National Average | 69.1% | 30.9% |
At first glance, it appears Ohio is your typical MACtion-worthy offense. Top 50? Check. Swift pace? Check. Lots of shotgun? Check. Hell, general schizophrenia? Check. Only, Ohio tends to bring something to the table a little different to the table than your typical MAC offense: quite a bit of power. Quarterback Tyler Tettleton, somehow listed as only 200 pounds, carries the ball about 10 times per game; meanwhile, 220-pound backup running back Ryan Boykin tosses in another eight carries per game. This softens defenses up for shiftier backs like Donte Harden and Beau Blankenship, who toss in 20 carries of their own. All this running opens Tettleton up to find LaVon Brazill (95 targets, 64 catches, 1,063 yards, 10 touchdowns) and, well, mostly Brazill. He has been targeted 40 more times than No. 2 receiver Riley Dunlop.
The power/efficiency aspect of Ohio's offense provide an interesting matchup with a Utah State defense that is woefully inefficient versus the pass. Relatively speaking, the Aggies have been decent in terms of preventing big plays, but they have been a slow-motion sieve. Maybe you cannot rely on 20- or 30-yard gains to get by against Utah State' 3-4 front, but you can certainly pick up five to seven yards whenever you want them. Opponents respect the Aggie run defense, however -- though their overall rushing statistics are poor, they have made 46 non-sack tackles for loss (the leaders: end Bojay Filimoeatu with eight, linebacker Bobby Wagner with 6.5) -- and find plenty of passing lanes. Does Ohio attack with their run game, or do they double down on standard downs passing to Brazill, Dunlop, and other high-efficiency options like tight end Jordan Thompson (23 receptions) and Harden (23)?
When Utah State Has The Ball…
Team | F/+ Rk |
S&P+ Rk |
FEI Rk |
Success Rt+ Rk |
PPP+ Rk |
Rushing S&P+ Rk |
Passing S&P+ Rk |
Utah State Offense | 42 | 43 | 31 | 39 | 48 | 31 | 59 |
Ohio Defense | 74 | 85 | 65 | 101 | 77 | 78 | 91 |
Team | Std. Downs % Run |
Rk | Pass. Downs % Run |
Rk |
Utah State Offense | 74.7% | 11 | 44.3% | 11 |
Ohio Defense | 56.7% | 78 | 31.3% | 73 |
National Average | 69.1% | 30.9% |
Whatever advantages Ohio holds when they are on offense, Utah State basically holds the same. They, too, field a rather high-efficiency offense -- and Ohio, too, has a woefully inefficient defense -- but they go about theirs a little differently: they run, run, run. And that's basically what most offenses do against Ohio as well. Running backs Robert Turbin, Michael Smith and Kerwynn Williams have combined for 34 carries per game and a plus-42.6 Adj. POE. They are one of the most effective trios in the country, and they take the heat off of a couple of newcomers at quarterback. True freshman Chuckie Keeton led the Aggies for the first two months of the season before a scary neck injury put him in the hospital; junior college transfer Adam Kennedy took over, and Utah State ripped off a winning streak. The two have combined to throw for 2,109 yards and 21 touchdowns and rush for 605 pre-sack yards. They lack a true No. 1 receiver -- Matt Austin and his 34 catches (on 54 targets) qualify by default -- but that's all right because they aren't going to pass 'less they have to.
So the goal for the Ohio defense, then, is simple: force Utah State to take to the air. Can they do it, though? Like USU, Ohio ranks in the nation's bottom 20 for efficiency (Success Rate+). They are a bit better at stopping the run than the pass, but aside from Eastern Michigan, the MAC does not feature a run-heavy offense like this, and Ohio didn't play Eastern Michigan in 2011. Perhaps Ohio's biggest strength is that they will attack you from anywhere. They racked up 74 tackles for loss despite the fact that only three players had more than five (end Tremayne Scott had eight, linebacker Noah Keller seven, tackle Corey Hasting 5.5) and no one had more than eight. And for what it's worth, they actually had more non-sack tackles for loss (53) than Utah State. Teams usually throw the ball to succeed against Ohio; Utah State won't.
The Verdict
Ohio by 4.6
This might not be a high-flying, light-up-the-scoreboard affair, but it will almost certainly be close, and there's something to be said for that. These two teams have combined for one bowl win in 10 tries (Utah State beat Ball State in the 1993 Las Vegas Bowl), and while this is a bit of a novelty for Utah State fans, Ohio's continued failure in the post-season has to be a source of frustration for Bobcat fans (exacerbated by a blown 20-0 lead in this year's MAC title game), and Ohio isn't going to get a much better shot than this to take home a bowl trophy. Utah State will have a homefield advantage of sorts, but Ohio's play on the field has been better to date. Just go ahead and fast forward to the fourth quarter on this one.
A Quick Glossary
Covariance: This tells us whether a team tends to play up or down to their level of competition. A higher ranking means a team was more likely to play well against bad teams while struggling (relatively speaking) against good ones. (So in a way, lower rankings are better.) For more, go here.
F/+ Rankings: The official rankings for the college portion of Football Outsiders. They combine my own S&P+ rankings (based on play-by-play data) with Brian Fremeau's drives-based FEI rankings.
Pace: This is calculated by going beyond simply who runs the most plays. Teams that pass more are naturally inclined to run more plays (since there are more clock stoppages involved), so what we do here is project how many plays a team would typically be expected to run given their run-pass ratio, then compare their actual plays to expectations. Teams, then, are ranked in order from the most plays above the expected pace, to the least.
Passing Downs: Second-and-7 or more, third-and-5 or more.
PPP: An explosiveness measure derived from determining the point value of every yard line (based on the expected number of points an offense could expect to score from that yard line) and, therefore, every play of a given game.
S&P+: Think of this as an OPS (the "On-Base Plus Slugging" baseball measure) for football. The 'S' stands for success rates, a common Football Outsiders efficiency measure that basically serves as on-base percentage. The 'P' stands for PPP+, an explosiveness measure that stands for EqPts Per Play. The "+" means it has been adjusted for the level of opponent, obviously a key to any good measure in college football. S&P+ is measured for all non-garbage time plays in a given college football game. Plays are counted within the following criteria: when the score is within 28 points in the first quarter, within 24 points in the second quarter, within 21 points in the third quarter, and within 16 points (i.e. two possession) in the fourth quarter. For more about this measure, visit the main S&P+ page at Football Outsiders.
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I don't know why but I think they work somewhere across the street or some office buildings next to the old cinemas.
And still empty now. I was over there today and it looks the same except the glassed in front was covered in plywood.
I wonder how the roof's holding up? It was raining hard all day today.
Sack, then USACinemas, then Loews. But the ads just called it 'Somerville'.
AMC will build a new 12-screen theatre in Assembly Square, according to today's Boston Globe. Construction will start this year, and it may open by fall 2013.
To my amazement, this is STILL sitting empty more than six years after it closed. I've heard of no development plans for this property yet. (It is not owned by Federal Realty, who are doing extensive redevelopment of other Assembly Square property.)
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Job 12:22 He revealeth deep things out of darkness, and bringeth to light the shades of death. (WBS)
Psalms 19:2 Day unto day uttereth speech, And night unto night showeth knowledge. (See JPS)
Proverbs 11:13 A talebearer revealeth secrets: but he that is of a faithful spirit concealeth the matter. (KJV JPS ASV DBY WBS)
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Ezekiel 23:18 And she revealeth her whoredoms, And she revealeth her nakedness, And alienated is My soul from off her, As alienated was My soul from off her sister. (YLT)
Daniel 2:22 He revealeth the deep and secret things: he knoweth what is in the darkness, and the light dwelleth with him. (KJV JPS ASV DBY WBS)
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It's difficult to imagine the right actor to play Jack's brother Eddie Donaghy, but Nathan Lane turns out to be the perfect fit, complementing Jack's haughty charm with his own brand of goofy schmoozing. The siblings are similar yet entirely opposite -- Eddie lives in a homeless shelter while Jack, well, definitely doesn't. The pair knock heads upon Eddie's arrival, but warm up to one another as the episode goes on, bonding by reminiscing about their childhood and nonchalantly admitting to their cruel attacks on each other in the past. Jack calmly admits "I had sex with your prom date" and Eddie declares "I stole your identity," to which Jack retorts "I microwaved your parakeet!" The usual comedic Nathan Lane plays big and melodramatic as Eddie, but it works so well with Baldwin's restraint that you wonder why the two haven't done more work together.
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What may be the greatest episode "30 Rock" ever produced -- and that's saying something -- was "Rosemary's Baby." It also produced its best line ever. in which Jack says to Liz: "Never go with a hippie to a second location." While guest star Carrie Fisher didn't deliver that phrase, she was the subject of it. Portraying Liz's childhood idol, comedy writer Rosemary Howard, Fisher is looniness perfected as she convinces Liz to quit TGS and come with her to her apartment to write a great feminist screenplay together. Which is where it all goes wonderfully wrong. "You're just like me," Rosemary tells Liz. "You get up in the morning and smoke weed. You obsess about the Jamaican man across the hall... Help me, Liz Lemon, you're my only hope!" Liz thankfully comes to her senses and gets her job back, promising to send Rosemary $400 a month for the rest of her life.
Al Gore, "Greenzo," Season 2, Ep. 5
The former vice president made two trips to "30 Rock," first in 2007 for "Greenzo" and then again for Earth Day in season four's "Sun Tea." In both cases, his segment ended by hilariously transforming into the environmental movement's equivalent to Batman ("Quiet! A whale is in trouble!" should be adorned on activist t-shirts across the nation). The second appearance is unquestionably the stronger one, as Gore's magical abilities to make plants materialize out of thin air don't solve the problem of his poor janitorial skills. But the best part of this running gag is that when it comes to Gore, whose crazy-sounding save-the-earth tome "The Future" recently hit stands, the parody isn't too far from the real thing.
Michael Bloomberg, "Subway Hero," Season 2, Ep. 12
In "Subway Hero," former Liz flame Dennis Duffy (Dean Winters) saves someone from certain death (much to Liz's consternation), an act that leads Mayor Bloomberg to celebrate Dennis on national television. Less an example of the mayor's acting chops than an appropriation of his celebrity, Bloomberg's cameo is nonetheless one of the better examples of the way "30 Rock" implicates the reality of New York into its universe of rampant silliness. By playing it straight, Bloomberg is hilarious. "When I say subway, you say 'Hero!'" Dennis shouts, shortly after thanking "Mayor Bloomburger." Bloomberg's look of shock as he complies isn't just a performance. Watch the clip here.
Travis | March 2, 2013 5:50 AM
I actually liked the Carrie Fisher one, drinking wine out of her thermos all day. This is Little Chechnya, this is living.
Steve Martin was my favorite by far.
SixDegree21 | February 2, 2013 9:23 AM
Chloe Moretz's appearance was awesome. Same goes with Aaron Sorkin and Michael Sheen.
Terrence | January 31, 2013 9:29 PM
I am so glad you included Octavia Spencer's guest spot.
Ronnie D. | January 31, 2013 3:29 PM
This list is utterly wrong - Carrie Fisher was the worst on this list, Oprah was ok, and you left out Steve Martin, Jerry Seinfeld, and the repeat hilarious cameo, Brian Williams.
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Omara "Bombino" Moctar, a 31-year-old guitarist from Niger, is the latest Tuareg phenomenon to graduate from local cassettes to internationally available CDs. His first album on an American record label, 2009's excellent Guitars From Agadez, Vol. 2, was patched together from performances recorded live in the desert. It was one of the finest albums of any kind released that year, but you couldn't help wondering what it would sound like if these extraordinary musicians were given a chance to ply their trade in an actual studio.
Those questions have been answered with Agadez, Bombino's entrancing new album, out April 19. American filmmaker Ron Wyman encountered Bombino while traveling near Agadez, a Tuareg metropolis in northern Niger. Wyman says he was blown away by the cassettes he heard and asked Bombino to come to Cambridge, Mass., to record at his home studio. They later finished the album in Niger.
The resulting music contains some of the most sublime guitar licks you'll hear in 2011. The songs on Agadez combine the best traits of Saturday nights and Sunday mornings, mixing killer solos with delicate repetition. The most magical moments come when Bombino finishes a verse — all sung in the Tuareg language of Tamasheq — and begins to lose himself in his guitar. You can't help but follow him down. Copyright 2011 National Public Radio. To see more, visit http://www.npr.org/.


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