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Hi. This is our home in Iowa City, decked in 8000 LED lights. I've synchronized the display with several songs, and the "show" runs nightly from 6pm to 9pm. The music is transmitted from my home and passers-by can hear the music on their radio as they watch the lights dance. I'm attaching one the songs - "Club Can't Handle This" by Flo Rida. I hope you enjoy.
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says ... on Saturday, Dec 14 at 2:48 PM
where is this at? its so amazing
says ... on Tuesday, Dec 21 at 12:55 PM
my 18month daughter loved this especially when the lights started flashing all crazy! It doesnt matter that it's not christmas music! we loved it!
says ... on Friday, Dec 17 at 6:41 AM
Does anyone know an address for this, my inlaws are coming from Tx and we told them about it I'd love to take them by to show them because it's amazing. Thx
says ... on Monday, Dec 13 at 7:02 PM
says ... on Monday, Dec 13 at 5:22 PM
What's the address of this house- would love to take the kids to watch
says ... on Sunday, Dec 12 at 9:18 PM
Kudos for having fun and being creative. I'd love to swing by with the kids this week. What street is this on?
says ... on Sunday, Dec 12 at 7:10 PM
This is great!! And I am not easily impressed.
says ... on Sunday, Dec 12 at 3:22 PM
I think it's awesome! I do this myself using the same equipment and can tell you it takes a significant personal investment of time and $. Before putting it down you should try it yourselves. If all we did was Christmas music it would get boring.
says ... on Sunday, Dec 12 at 2:35 PM
All you naysayers are crazy... this is awesome. Christmas music light displays are all over youtube if you want to see that... this is different. AWESOME!!
says ... on Sunday, Dec 12 at 1:55 PM
STANDING OVATION TO THE RABI FAMILY!!! That totally rocks!! Kudos for putting it to music that is catchy and carries lots of beat and rhythm-- those that say otherwise don't have to watch or enjoy it-- keep up the great work !!!!
says ... on Sunday, Dec 12 at 1:38 PM
It should be to Trans Siberian Orchestra. Its Christmas, not a club song!
says ... on Sunday, Dec 12 at 1:36 PM
Firas, what a great job you did! Thanks for sharing your holiday spirit with the neighborhood. Will drive by on our way in to work Mon. night. WOOOT!
says ... on Sunday, Dec 12 at 1:32 PM
Does anybody know the address to go see this
says ... on Sunday, Dec 12 at 1:06 PM
Great job on the lights Rabi family!! Ignore Chris' rude comment. Some just can't be satisfied...or write in English!
says ... on Sunday, Dec 12 at 12:53 PM
How do you hear the songs on the radio? A certain station?
says ... on Sunday, Dec 12 at 12:48 PM
Love it but I think it should be Christmas music! Very pretty!!
says ... on Sunday, Dec 12 at 12:40 PM
I am not impressed 1 it is crappy dance music rather than Christmas tunes and 2 the lights are in only 1 section. 8000 sounds like a lot but seem small visually!
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The Brain in Four Dimensions
The brain has four dimensions, the "I," "We," "It" and "Its," accessible to us at any given moment.
Rise and shine. It's morning (presumably), and you've just begun transitioning from the slower brain wave states of deep sleep and dreaming into the externally embedded reality of your waking life. Depending on your routine, life circumstances and disposition, you may selectively notice certain aspects or attend to the contents of awareness in a particular order. Your brain activates in a certain way, creating a pattern or neural groove that you then follow by habit, which in turn coordinates your behavioral patterns for the time being. We begin this general process when we wake up, extend it throughout the day and dwindle down in the evening, often in an automatic unconscious rhythm. Let's take a brief tour through the fundamental dimensions of awareness that the brain is wired to process, followed by a one-minute exercise for balancing them.
[Read: Your Brain on Yoga: A Blueprint for Transformation.]
You may become aware of another dimension: the exterior individual ("It"). The five senses allow the space exterior to you to penetrate your inner awareness. You may notice individual objects along with their visual properties; physical sensations of touch such as clothes against your skin, or perhaps perspiration following a workout; the sounds around you, such as the electrical hum of your computer, human chatter and the sounds of nature; the smells and your capacity to distinguish them; and taste. See if you can take in the information from all the senses simultaneously. Each of these senses has its own pathway through the brain, integrating in the prefrontal cortex, where we make meaning of our senses. A template of the environment is formed as a spatial map in the entorhinal cortex, processing directional information that helps us orient ourselves in space. Our relationship with a physical object through touch is formed in part in the somatosensory cortex; after we learn to use a particular tool or device, our brain programs it as a virtual extension of our body, akin to a prosthetic limb, so that it becomes an operational "part" of us. You can also take in all your senses at once. Observe your behavioral in relation to the senses. Notice how this data is immediately available.
As you go through the day and observe more of your environment, you may notice that beyond the individual objects there is a strand of connectivity between them. Groups of objects come together in organized networks and interdependent systems of interaction. The arrangement of a chair, desk and laptop together is a purposeful and functional arrangement of objects in space. The distribution of city roads and highways that conduct traffic patterns is a system of seemingly separate objects functioning together. The awe that we can experience from recognizing the fractal patterns of nature, how the intricate designs of flowers, organisms and landscapes seem to follow some underlying blueprint facilitated by DNA. The way giant rocks in the solar system billions of years ago began rotating around the sun and spinning on axes to give us gravity, keeping us grounded in our day to day lives. The way the letters you are reading form words form sentences form a narrative structure that makes sense. The learned associations between objects from the senses is encoded in the perirhinal cortex. In case your head hasn't already exploded, see if you can grasp all these systems all at once for just a moment. This awe-full dimension of our awareness is the exterior collective ("Its").
[Read: Benefits of Yoga: How Different Types Affect Health.]
The fourth and final dimension is the interior collective ("We"). In this dimension you become aware of your relationships. This is the felt sense of connection with another person or group of people. Feel into the connections you have with family, with co-workers, with friends and the core values that thread them together. Notice the difference in the "we"-ness between these groups. These are the codes of shared understanding that allow us to coherently relate with one another. The neural correlate of the experience of this shared meaning is the mirror neuron system, which allows us to reflect, as it were, and empathically resonate with the intentions and motivations of others, and to align our own emotional and physiological state with theirs. The capacity we have to resonate with others is closely linked with our capacity to reflect on our own mental state, as they both make use of the resonance circuit described above.
These four dimensions, the "I," "We," "It" and "Its" are all accessible to us at any given moment. Perhaps you noticed that there were one or two that may have been easier to access than the others. Since they are all integral to healthy brain function, it is important to work out all of them. Below is a one-minute exercise called "Integral Breathing" that you can do anytime. It is especially useful between tasks or when approaching a new situation.
1. I Breath: Inhale deeply. As you exhale, become aware of what is arising within your subjective awareness. Rest within.
2. We Breath: Inhale deeply. As you exhale, notice what arises between you and others, and rest in that connection of shared experiences and meanings.
3. It Breath: Inhale deeply. As you exhale, open your senses and notice the qualities of surrounding space. Abide here.
4. Its Breath. Inhale deeply. As you exhale, notice the larger context around you: the ecological and planetary information, legal, economic, environmental and educational systemic intersections. Rest everywhere.
5. Whole Breath. Inhale deeply. As you exhale, become aware of and rest in all four dimensions at once.
Repeat three times, for a total of 15 breaths. Play with this every day for a week and see what happens.
[Read: 5 People Who Are Changing the Face of Yoga.]
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It was magical when I was younger and the big three came in a row: Halloween, Thanksgiving and then Christmas. At some point, I started getting weirded out when decorations for the latter holiday began popping up before the turkey in my stomach even began to digest. At some point later, Halloween became an acceptable time to start talking about gifts and eggnog. This year, Gaiam Vivendi Entertainment is really jumping the gun, putting together three holiday movie sets featuring Santas kid, a Christmas miracle, and one of those small town Christmas pageants that will be sure to exude Christmas spirit, even in October.
The first flick popping on to DVD is Annie Claus is Coming to Town, a flick that inconceivably places Santas daughter, Annie, in modern day Los Angeles, where she must choose a new mate to take over as Santa Claus. Legit. This gem of a film will hit DVD on October 9th. If you are looking for more heartwarming tales to cheer you up while you toast your toes near the fire, October 16 will be a better date to look for Christmas movies. The first, Christmas Miracle will tell the difficult tale of eight strangers stuck in a church due to a blizzard during the holiday season. The second, The Christmas Pageant, is about a woman who must slow down and adapt to moving from a big city stage production to a small town Christmas pageant. Slowing down may even rekindle a little love in the director's life. Both Annie Claus is Coming to Town and The Christmas Pageant have the fortune to be Hallmark original flicks, so you know the quality is going to be awesome. Its always kind of nice to sit around and watch some charming--and probably a little silly--Christmas flicks. These definitely wont break your wallettheyll only cost fans $14.93. Back to top


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I wrote the first three tracks to Parts at around 3 a.m. in the middle of July in my beach house. The evening was terrible, so I left and took a long bike ride along the coast listening to Seven Swans by Sufjan Stevens. I was so inspired I wrote those three songs all that night. There will be another song (Teeth) that no one has heard on side B. I hope this will all be completed by August 2012, and I ship out the vinyl by September. Thank you.
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We're talking gameplay that swings wildly from being overly simplistic (with brain teasers that couldn't tease a 1-year-old) to being frustratingly directionless and unintuitive. [Sept 2001, p.145]
A decent rental that just might give your 7 year old sibling something to do for a few hours.
The puzzles can be especially frustrating and there isn't a whole lot of action, but cerebral brainteasers and humorous interaction between the brothers makes the gameplay refreshing and fun.
A breath of fresh air.
The game's quite short, its technical flaws leave a lot to be desired and although funny with some great puzzles, it just isn't enough to keep the game standing upright against this winter's batch of great releases.
There are hints of inspiration throughout, with the game sporting some good-looking visuals, a catchy soundtrack, and a distinct sense of style. But the game's length, uneven gameplay, and atrocious camera negate these virtues.
Impressive for its visual and audio style, these Brothers need more help in the gameplay department if they hope to become a franchise.
For what it is, FB is a fantastic experiment and experience and hopefully, unlike some cartoons, we'll see more episodes of the zany duo that will hopefully last a bit longer.
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Butler County's last independent hospital announced Wednesday its intention to look into an affiliation with a larger health care system.
McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital in Oxford is investigating the possibility, but is not saying it will definitely pursue a relationship.
Health care delivery is changing, and the hospital anticipates Medicare and Medicaid populations to continue to grow, the hospital said. Neither program fully covers the costs of care, the hospital said.
"We're formalizing the process to investigate the affiliation," said Bryan Hehemann, president and chief executive officer of the hospital. "I think the anticipation of reform and the resources relative to meeting those reform challenges, small hospitals, smaller organizations period, will have a little more difficulty maintaining the wherewithal."
Major provisions of the federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act go into effect in 2014.
McCullough-Hyde opened in 1957 and is licensed for 60 patient beds. More than 500 people work at the main campus in Oxford and five outpatient facilities in Hamilton, Ross, Camden, Oxford and Brookville, Ind.
The hospital is Oxford's second biggest employer behind Miami University, according to the city's website.
Oxford Mayor Richard Keebler said he is confident in the hospital leaders.
"In this day and age with today's practices with what's going on in health care today and insurance, hospitals are having a tough time. I'm confident that the board of directors at McCullough-Hyde are doing what they think's necessary to allow McCullough-Hyde to continue being a viable hospital in our community," Keebler said. "But I understand independent hospitals are rare today."
A decision could be made before the end of next year, if not sooner, Hehemann said. If the hospital chooses to affiliate with a health care system, the benefits would be an ability to buy certain equipment or to build new facilities in the future, he said.
Patient volumes and hospital revenues are flat this year compared to 2011, he said. From 2010 to 2011, the number of admissions and discharges from the hospital decreased more than six percent, according to McCullough-Hyde's 2011 annual report. Total revenues exceeded expenses in 2011, according to the annual report.
Hospitals are nonprofit organizations.
"Our financial stability is strong," Hehemann said. "The future expansion of Medicare and Medicaid, which pays us less than cost, is on the horizon, so we want to address that. I think most hospitals are having difficulty predicting volumes two or three years down the pike because of reform. So there is changing utilization that has to be factored into our future."
Like other health care organizations, he said, "There's no doubt that insurance coverages have impacted people's use of health care services throughout the country. Higher deductibles and copays have influenced people's decisions about elective procedures."
When the exploratory process into an affiliation is complete, the McCullough-Hyde Board of Directors will decide whether remaining independent or not is in the best interest of the hospital and the community, the hospital said.
Hospital board chair Richard Norman said the hospital is acting, "Only because we see a changing health care landscape and we need to be prepared. Whether that means making a change like this we don't know, we just need to understand what our options are."
"We're just looking for information," said Norman, the former chief financial officer of Miami University. Norman has been a hospital board member for five years.
Healthcare systems from Cincinnati and Dayton operate the other hospitals serving the county — Middletown's Atrium Medical Center, Fort Hamilton, Mercy Health-Fairfield, Cincinnati Children's Liberty Campus, Hamilton's Bethesda Butler County and West Chester Hospital.
Since Fort Hamilton Hospital joined Kettering Health Network in 2010, the new health system has made capital investments into a renovated emergency department and to buy land in Fairfield Twp., for example. Fort Hamilton's leadership also changed to the new president Jennifer Swenson. Previously, Fort Hamilton was part the Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati, which had a joint-operating agreement between its member hospitals.
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What: Independent hospital opened in 1957
Where: Main campus in Oxford on North Poplar Street; other locations in Oxford, Hamilton, Ross, Camden, and Brookville, Ind.
President and CEO: Bryan Hehemann
Board of Directors Chair: Richard Norman
Website: www.mhmh.org
Patient visits: 80,000 inpatient and outpatient visits annually
Patient beds: 60 licensed
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Scrooge McDuck Paintings Up For Auction
He's the perhaps the most famous cartoon miser but images of Scrooge McDuck could fetch a pretty penny at auction. Heritage Auctions is selling 10 paintings by Uncle Scrooge creator Carl Barks from the collection of Baltimore radio executive Kerby Confer which could fetch a total of over $700,000.
"It's been common knowledge in the hobby for years that Kerby Confer owned most of the best Barks paintings, which is why they've been off the market so long," said Barry Sandoval, Director of Operations of the Comics category at Heritage. The large oil paintings were first sold in the 1970s. Barks died in 2000.
Confer first became interested in the Scottish duck as a young child growing up in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. Later his career as an owner and operator of radio stations gave him the means to acquire these pieces. Confer is an experienced collector and seller, in 2005 his block of four "Inverted Jenny" stamps sold for $2.9 million. "The joy of owning the Inverted Jenny when you put it in a safe deposit box and it sits there for years, it's like 'whoopee,'" he said in a press release, "but when you walk into a room and you see Scrooge McDuck diving off a diving board into his money and you get a giggle, I just can't describe what the difference is."
The auction takes place on August 6 in Dallas, Texas but internet bidding is already underway. The oil painting shown above "An Embarrassment of Riches" was created in 1983. At 25" x 20" it is the second largest one Barks ever produced. The "money bin" paintings of Uncle Scrooge are the most popular, perhaps because the fantasy of unlimited wealth.This painting was also one of Bark's favorites because he enjoyed the richness of the color and painting the light coming in through the window. This painting was created to be made into a lithograph by Another Rainbow Publishing. Current internet bidding on this painting stands at $28,000.


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Dec 18, 2012, 10:59 AM | |
I agree that these "barn finds" can have a wonderful story. Like you, I don't fly the TT 4 very much but it is hard not to want to fly it as it files soooo well. Great Story on Miss Kelly. Perhaps someone from the Arizona or So. Cal. area might chime in with info about Ed Majors. The mystery plane looks nice. Try looking thru the planes at this link: http://www.trentonrcflyers.com/pattern/patterna.htm If you can't identify it there, might try Classic Pattern Forum on the the "other" site. Ed |
Dec 18, 2012, 12:20 PM | |
I still think Enigma is a cooler sounding name. Looks really nice from the hind view. I'm amazed you have no heat issues on the exhaust with that mean machine up front! Does any air flow through? The exit opening looks mighty small. Very slick. How does the carbon compare to aluminum heat wise - colder probably isn't it? David |
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http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1543923 |
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The carbon pipe is much cooler to the touch than the aluminum. Still too hot to handle though. Eric |
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I am looking at moving the Classic Pattern get-Together to Lancaster for 2013, since the Condors field is still closed. There is the one day contest at Lancaster on Saturday, Feb. 10th as well. I hope to see you and Miss Enigma/Mysterio/whateveryacallit out this way again this year. That's a sweet flying airplane, thank you again for allowing me to fly it last year. -Robert |
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By: Mike O'Rourke on March 22, 2011 - 8:55am - Add new comment
Obituaries are great at providing glimpses into lives that are way more colorful than our own.
A case in point is The Associated Press obituary for blues piano player Pinetop Perkins who died Monday of cardiac arrest in Austin, Texas.
By: Mike O'Rourke on December 9, 2010 - 9:50am - Add new comment
Political shifts ebb and flow like ocean tides and in the Brainerd area there's no event where that's more apparent than the Brainerd Lakes Chamber's Eggs and Issues session that previews the upcoming legislative session.
The next Eggs and Issues is from 7:30 to 9 a.m. Friday at the Lodge at Brainerd Lakes and after the shake-up from the 2010 election Rep. John Ward, DFL-Brainerd, will be the lone Democrat lawmaker at this session.
It if wasn't for Ward's gregarious manner we'd label him the Maytag repairman ... the loneliest guy in town.
By: Mike O'Rourke on December 18, 2010 - 5:13pm - Add new comment
Before Facebook was invented my mom exchanged Christmas cards with far-flung friends for decades. If one year she didn't receive a card from the family it meant that their status had been changed to: Wife died.
By: Mike O'Rourke on January 25, 2011 - 10:45am - Add new comment
Civility in government is the latest buzz phrase and if it causes politicians to actually curb some of their wilder, less than accurate statements, I'm all for it.
Many Republicans and Democrats have decided to cross the aisle and sit with members of the opposing party during the president's State of the Union speech. That's a small gesture and one that seems like a no-brainer from the perspective of a small town journalist. It's not unusual for political rivals in Crow Wing County to see each other in church, at service club meetings or at the grocery store.
By: Mike O'Rourke on January 25, 2011 - 3:32pm - Add new comment
Rotary meetings are a fun blend of hometown boosterism, good-natured razzing inspiring civic involvement.
Thanks to an invitation from Brainerd Rotary Club member Deborah Erickson I was reminded of how much energy and good will is displayed at those weekly meetings.
By: Mike O'Rourke on February 10, 2011 - 10:48am - Add new comment
Just as purchasing a ticket to a baseball game grants one the privilege of yelling at the umpire, buying a music concert ticket probably gives a person the right to grouse about disruptive fans.
By: Mike O'Rourke on March 9, 2011 - 9:15am - Add new comment
There's a long-suffering Minnesota Golden Gophers fan I know who used to wear a worn-out t-shirt every time his favorite football team played Ohio State University.
"Oh how I hate Ohio State" were the words written on the t-shirt.
It's not hard to do these days.
By: Mike O'Rourke on April 15, 2011 - 1:54pm - Add new comment
Garrison is notable for being the smallest city in the United States with a McDonald's, but USA Today reported Friday that restaurant offers the least expensive hamburger in the mega-chain.
By: Mike O'Rourke on April 19, 2011 - 7:43am - Add new comment
This just in!
The Associated Press reported Monday that for the first time in the 95-year history of the Pulitzers no winner was named for breaking news.
Any further details on this development will be available on www.brainerddispatch.com or in the Brainerd Dispatch print edition.
By: Mike O'Rourke on August 3, 2011 - 11:34am - Add new comment
Seniors have always been my favorite category of people to interview. They combine perspective, knowledge and the willingness to say exactly what's on their mind. As a result I was pleased to be asked to talk about the Brainerd Dispatch at The Senior Morning Club at the Lakes Area Senior Activity Center on Aug. 3.
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Days after President Barack Obama lashed out at British Petroleum (BP) saying he would not let them 'nickel and dime' his people in the oil spill case, a sessions court in Bhopal did precisely that with the victims of the world's worst industrial disaster. After 25 long years the court of the chief judicial magistrate pronounced its verdict on the criminal case against Union Carbide and its Indian subsidiary on the matter of negligence and liability.
On October 29, 2009, scientists from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and Centre for Science and Environment (CSE)-Pollution Monitoring Laboratory had jointly collected soil samples from inside the former Union Carbide plant at
For over 25 years the impoverished residents of Bhopal have been silently suffering the consequences of contamination caused by a ruthless, money making multi national pesticide company. But not anymore, their tireless struggle led the Centre for Science and Environment to investigate what they have been alleging all along that the water and soil around the factory had been heavily contaminated. CSE's investigation revealed the extent of contamination in the vicinity of location of the world's largest industrial disaster site was unparalleled.
High amounts of pesticides and heavy metals in soil and water inside and around the Union Carbide plant
by Sapna Johnson, Ramakant Sahu, Nimisha Jadol and Clara Duca
It is 25 years of the Bhopal gas disaster—the night when chemicals spewed out of the Union Carbide factory to kill and maim thousands over generations.
This document chronologically lists facts pertaining to legal and medical issues pertaining to Bhopal gas leak case.
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First trial of Bhopal gas accident takes place in US Court for Southern District of New York where Justice Keenan rejets plea by Bhopal gas victims for hearing. Directs Union Carbide to submit to jurisdiction of Indian courts.
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Dr. Bill Rood, our friend and teacher, passed away at his home in Manchester, California on Thursday, October 6 after a bout with cancer. Dr. Rood was Professor Emeritus at Claremont McKenna College and a Fellow of the Claremont Institute. He received the Claremont Institute's Salvatori Prize in the American Founding in 2007 and taught in the Claremont Institute's Publius Fellows Program since 1979.
Dr. Rood was the author of Kingdoms of the Blind: How the Great Democracies Have Resumed the Follies That So Nearly Cost Them Their Life. He also authored numerous essays and served as Executive Editor of the Institute's Grand Strategy: Countercurrents. He was also the author of an award-winning essay, "Distant Rampart," for the Naval Institute's journal, Proceedings in 1967.
Dr. Rood was a private infantryman in Patton's Third Army in World War II and was part of the Rhineland and Central Europe campaigns. He studied engineering at Stanford University as part of the Army Program. After the war he did graduate work at the London School of Economics, Oxford University, and the University of California, Berkeley where he received his PhD in Political Science.
He is survived by his wife Juanita and daughters Hillary and Elizabeth.
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Release Date: 09/24/2013 | Tracklist
Album Rating: 4.0I dunno, I think this is better than take care. I seem to be part of the minority though.
Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off"I know it's nothing but a shallow and vacuous ploy, but it doesn't bother me as much as I know it should." It shouldn't bother you at all, really. Drake is a pop artist. But the music put out under his persona is damn good.
Every line about understanding is a misleading faceperhaps you meant farce? Digging: SpaceGhostPurrp - B.M.W. 2: Intoxxxicated
Every line about understanding is a misleading face
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Album Rating: 3.0If Yeezus was the audio personification of being an asshole, then this is to being a wimp. I've gotta say, assholes are a lot more interesting.
Album Rating: 3.0nah, i meant face like a mask. I'll change it right quick to make it more clear. Digging: GridLink - Longhena
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drake softer than a baby's butt
good review adam. i have yet to give this a listen but i liked take care well enough, how did you like that one?
Album Rating: 3.0I like take care a lot. I like this a lot too. It's just that since this doesn't have all those club tracks that fucked up the middle of Take Care which made some of the shallowness a bit hard not to address.
Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off"If Yeezus was the audio personification of being an asshole, then this is to being a wimp. I've gotta say, assholes are a lot more interesting." Wow. It only took 5 comments before someone mentioned Yeezus. Impressive.
Album Rating: 2.5Drake - I am lameDigging: Swirlies - They Spent Their Wild Youthful Days
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Album Rating: 4.0i love this reviewDigging: Cities Aviv - Come To Life
Digging: Cities Aviv - Come To Life
Album Rating: 4.5this is probably your best and most thought-provoking review to date. great work
Album Rating: 3.5"EDM spectrum" *shudders* Really great review Adam. That said I really hate this, though that's not surprising.Digging: Saint Pepsi - Gin City
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Album Rating: 3.5Great to see you back on staff
word. take care was just so easy to listen to it was hard not to like. too long though. this one looks more manageable length-wise
This is as personal as Drake has ever been. "You know it's real when you are who you think you are."
zombie should've done more prod-wise
Album Rating: 4.0lyrically it may be more personal (toss-up, imo) but it lacks the emotional weight that take care had
Album Rating: 4.0this is much more cohesive though, less bloated than take care
don't see what's wrong with the cover cloudrap
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Cementing his reputation as one of the most promising centre-backs in the league, Cahill was first called up to the England squad for the game against Kazakhstan in June 2009 following the withdrawal of Rio Ferdinand and has gone on to become a key part of the squad.
Aston Villa handed him his first taste of the professional game in November 2004 when joining Championship side Burnley on loan for the remainder of the season. He was named Burnley's Player of the Year and Young Player of the Year and the England Under-21 international was handed a Villa squad number for 2005-06.
He began to make his mark at Villa Park but fell out of favour under Martin O'Neill and was heavily linked with cross-city rivals Birmingham before plumping for a £5 million move to Bolton in January 2008, becoming a vital player for the Trotters and cementing his place in Fabio Capello's England squad.
With his contract running down in 2012, Cahill opted to move on and Bolton were keen to recoup a transfer fee by selling him in January. Chelsea swooped and he signed a deal to take him to Stamford Bridge for around £7 million.
Strengths: Committed and strong, Cahill is a no-nonsense defender who is good in the tackle and an aerial threat. He also boasts a decent turn of pace.
Weaknesses: Consistency has been a problem for the defender and his positioning has been exposed occasionally.
Career high: Named the Bolton Players' Player of the Year for 2008-09.
Career low: Failure to break through into the Villa first XI under Martin O'Neill left him in search of a move.
Style: Whole-hearted, powerful, a leader on the pitch.
Quotes: ''Mentally he is there, as well as physically and ability-wise. There is no doubt for me that he will really push himself into that England squad." Owen Coyle on Gary Cahill, June 2010.
Trivia: Cahill suffered a blood clot in his left arm after a training injury which forced him to pull out of the home game against Fulham on February 6, 2010 and kept him sidelined for months afterwards.
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Originally Posted by LindenCy Assuming you mean worst, then totally agree. Yes, definitely mean worst.
Best: Fred "The Mayor" Hoiberg Worst: Tie between Honey Badger and Johnny Football (or Johnny Heisman or whatever they call Johnny Manziel these days)
Favorite Teams: Kansas City Chiefs: 11-6, Next Game: Offseason Iowa State Cyclones Basketball: 16-4(4-4), Next Game: at Oklahoma State(16-5), Reverse the Stillwater Curse Chicago Cubs: 66-96, There's always next year.
Originally Posted by djcubby Anything ever used by Chris Berman. He should have to live with the nickname Chris "Cockle" Berman the rest of his life. Whooop!!
Originally Posted by cychhosis I always thought Tulane should be the Highways. Nice one! I smell a related (but separate) thread.
Originally Posted by Doc My nominees for best: "Oil Can" Boyd Albert "Joey" Belle Earvin "Magic" Johnson Oil Can Boyd is right up there for Best
A favorite of mine: Al Hrabosky - The Mad Hungarian
A couple of my favorites that haven't been mentioned yet: Jose Batista - "Joey Bats" Frank Thomas - "The Big Hurt"
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Both Honey Badger and Johnny Football were pretty sweet nicknames, in a vacuum. Once the media latched on and beat you to death with it, they started to wear thin.
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Jay Leno talks about Nevada moments and his passion for cars.
Jay Leno's monologues have been part of our social fabric since 1992, the year the square-jawed comedian replaced Johnny Carson as The Tonight Show host.
The 57-year-old Leno has a contract with NBC through 2009. He performs in Nevada frequently and writes a column for Popular Mechanics.
Californians often see him commuting from his Big Dog Garage in Burbank to the studio driving restored automobiles, such as his 1906 Stanley Steamer. Leno owns more than 90 cars spanning 100 years and is familiar with Reno's Hot August Nights, which attracts thousands of gearheads annually. Leno shares their passion for cars.
The comedian says he doesn't have a "collection," just a bunch of drivable cars that are housed in a complex of three warehouses. The garage is equipped with a machine shop and all the equipment needed to fabricate parts—and in the gourmet kitchen, Leno dabbles in the culinary arts.
Leno's first car, a 1955 Buick Roadster, doubled as his apartment during his leaner years and has since been modified with a big-block engine and Corvette suspension. Other unusual vehicles include a 250-mph gas turbine-powered motorcycle and The Tank Car, a 21-foot-long, aluminum-bodied roadster powered by a M47 Patton tank engine.
Leno talked about cars and performing in Nevada with Ann Henderson, Nevada Magazine's events and entertainment editor.
NM: You perform at the Mirage in Las Vegas about two weekends a month. When and where did you first appear in Nevada?
JL: It was in the '70s. I used to open for John Denver at Harrah's Tahoe. In 1976, at Caesars Palace, I asked why they built the hotel in the middle of nowhere. I was 26 years old, just starting out. At that time they had dinner shows and would put the comic on to entertain between the clanging and banging of dinner and complaints of, "I didn't order this." Just to get through a show was a big deal, but I loved playing Vegas.
NM: What other memories stand out?
JL: I was very naïve. After opening for Tom Jones at Caesars Palace, as I was leaving the showroom, a woman said, "Good show," and asked where I was going. When I told her, "The coffee shop," she asked if she could join me. We had a cup of coffee, and after about 20 minutes, she said, "I don't have all night, I'm working." I realized she hadn't seen the show—she was a hooker. I had no idea what was going on.
I had another situation on stage, again with Tom Jones. I was getting to the end of my allotted 20 minutes when they gave me a cue to stretch. Evidently Tom had split his pants and they were frantically searching for another pair. When 20 minutes turned into 30 minutes, then 40, the audience knew something was wrong.
During one stay in Reno, my wife, Mavis, and I were hitting all the pawnshops, and decided to pick up something for my mom. The shop was full of guns and the clerk tried to sell me a pearl-handled derringer. When I said my mother really wasn't the type to shoot a gun, he suggested she wear it on a chain around her neck!
One time on the South Shore at Tahoe, Johnny Ray, who was elderly at the time, had a problem with his hearing aids. When they went dead and Ray opened his mouth to sing, nothing came out. It was very odd.
I must say the great thing about playing Nevada is the hotels have the best sound systems and professional stagehands. If a show doesn't work, it's your fault. Problems rarely happen in Vegas because they are pros. It's not like playing a function room at a Holiday Inn where the microphone screeches every time you speak.
NM: What about your April appearance in Wendover?
JL: I thought it was terrific. I come from a small town and rural area, so I'm not a snob. Hip people are not just in Vegas. [The Wendover] audience was extremely appreciative, polite, and paid attention. In Atlantic City, people drift in around 8:20 p.m. In Wendover they were in place, ready to go, before 8 p.m. I hope to play there again, if they ask me. I also had fun with some car guys. In all, it was a great place to hang out.
NM: How do you fill your off-hours in Nevada when you are not performing
JL: I don't gamble, smoke, or drink. I visit car collections—Imperial Palace (Las Vegas) and Harrah's (Reno). Yes, I saw Bill Harrah's collection when it filled warehouse after warehouse in Sparks. I knew Harrah. He was always very nice to me. I played Reno one year during Hot August Nights. It was a lot of fun.
NM: During your show at the Mirage, you talk about your family. As a teenager, what was Sunday dinner like at your house?
JL: Noisy. Sundays were a big deal, and we always ate at 2:30 p.m. My mother made all three meals from scratch, going through three ovens in 15 years. I was 13 before I realized the pilgrims and Indians didn't have lasagna.
My mother was Scottish, my father Italian, two completely diverse cultures pulling me in different directions. At my aunt and uncle's house they would have a five-gallon pot of sauce on the stove. The Scottish side was aghast at the number of meatballs and considered a stale scone and a warm Coke a treat. It was all very funny.
NM: Do you have a favorite car other than the 1955 Buick?
JL: I tend to like really odd cars like the Doble steamer, which was built in 1925. Not many people have heard of it, but it is high-tech and functions well. Some of my cars are considered valuable, others are old, and others I just happen to like. I don't think of it as a car collection. You buy what you like, and if they happen to appreciate, fine. Otherwise, it is not about making money. I don't intend to sell my cars unless it's dire circumstances. I'd probably sell my house first.
NM: You performed at the inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix in April, and you sponsor Bernard Juchli, the Big Dog Garage mechanical genius. Juchli also is a racer who drove his 1976 Chevron to four championships in the Vintage Auto Racing Association circuit. Any desire to compete yourself?
JL: I've never competed. It's not something you fall into just because you can afford it. Race car drivers are athletes. Their hand-eye coordination has to be the best.
NM: Is there any possibility in the future you may put your cars on public display?
JL: I can't. There are too many restrictions, such as handicap accessibility, and the garage is not meant to be a museum. I drive my cars, often. If they sit more than three or four months, the gas gets bad. I have a Web site, jaylenosgarage.com for car enthusiasts.
NM: For now, then, you hang out at the garage, doing the "guy-thing?"
JL: You got it, babe.
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I had a chance to check out many of Jay's cars when I worked at NBC. Jay is a great guy in person!!
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Who knows Mart Crowe is he married ?? in a relationship?? divorced and just what kind of a man is he.....I thought I knew but I guess I was wrong......
He is not a good person
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deanna please contact me @ email@example.com ASAP!!!!!
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Google can provide some pertinent information. |
Mart conned me in 2008 and 2009, convincing me he needed money to save his house being forclosed. Regretibly I loaned him $2300. I feel like I was conned.
He is married;but as I found out, he lied. KT |
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Please contact me at yahoo.com . You are not the only one conned. There are others. |
Wow just found this out from a mutual friend...An another one is added to the list.....SAD!!!!!
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for those of you that have been burned by this man, check out this web page! there is justice after all!! http://mugshot-catalog.com/booking/2186514/Ma...
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Well, not only was he arrested and charged, he apparently either pled guilty or no contest to assault when it went to hearing. He was fined, given a 180 day suspended jail sentence, and 2 years probation. Not nearly enough justice for the women he has used, abused, assaulted, traumatized, scammed and conned. Any woman wanting to tell their story, please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com. I am compiling victim accounts for a possible book. http://eaccess.franklinohio.org/eservices/cas... |
Judged: 1 I was so hoping he would do jail time |
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Judged: 1 This is actually the second time he has been charged and pled guilty or no contest to assault. The first time was in Circleville, Ohio, in 2008 (for an incident that occurred in December 2007). He got a year's probation for that one. In the case from 2008, the original charge was sexual imposition, but he pled guilty to assault. In the most recent incident in November 2012, he was charged with both sexual imposition and assault. The sexual imposition charge was dismissed, but he pled guilty or no contest to assault. Ladies, be careful with this man. Based on what SLB said, he's been at this a long time. |
Wow - I have known this guy for over 10 years. How could this be the same person? I thought he had cancer - nearly passed away. Is this the same person?
It is the same person, claiming cancer is one of the ways he tries to get money from women - he told me he was dying of colon cancer back in 1998 - and he clearly is still alive and kicking and making every woman he meets miserable. I would love to know how many are out there. |
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Your story sounds exactly like mine - but happended a few years later. Fortunately, I never spent much time with him. Just phone calls and emails mostly. His symptoms sound exactly like those of a sociopath. From wikihow.com : The American Psychiatric Association defines a sociopath as someone with an antisocial personality disorder, who has a disregard for moral and legal cultural standards. Even though they often come across as charming and sociable individuals, sociopaths are unable to live within society's cultural norms, and they repeatedly lie, manipulate others for their own gain and inflict pain on people. Recover from a relationship with a sociopath by establishing distance, giving yourself time and seeking therapy. Here are some steps you can take (from wikihow.com ): http://www.wikihow.com/Recover-from-a-Relatio... Unfortunately, I did not learn a lesson from Mart, I had to learn from my own relationship with Eric Stamper from Middletown. Sociopaths are usually very smart. Even Eric recognized that he didn't behave normally, but he defended himself by saying he had PTSD from his time in the service. If you know this person or someone who knows him, warn them that he has this disorder, and to STAY AWAY. Good luck to all of you and remember to take care of yourself first! |
Amazed YES this is the SAME man if you can call him a man....I had a flag go up not too long after starting to talk to him ..he had me soooooo fooled..Thanks for your reply..yourfriendjayne would love to hear from you .She was the first to reply to me after I put his name on this site.. and they just keep coming.....Hope your doing well now....This is for SLB also.....thanks for the info on the other guy .......Mart is back on POF I contacted him and asked if he could post a picture and he gave me this long spue .and he said he was interested in meeting me..Guess he forgot me allready FUNNY.....I told him I wouldn't talk to anyone that wouldn't post a photo...go figure..I still have his phone calls on my answering machine just in case I ever need them...
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I guess I was lucky. I met him on POF in 2011. He told me he didn't have a pic on line because his beliefs were that every time his picture was taken it stole a piece of his soul. He gave me the cancer story and told me he had raised his niece and nephew. He never asked me for money but sure had a lot of different stories and excuses about things. I finally told him to leave me alone and blocked him from my online accounts and cell phone when he started acting like he might become violent. Doesn't surprise me that he didn't get a harsher sentence. Men preying on women seem to have a lot of rights in this state.
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Research Study Testing Effectiveness of New Outpatient Treatment for Localized Prostate Cancer
Royal Oak, MI (PRWEB) February 20, 2014
Urologists at Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak are first in the U.S. to treat localized prostate cancer with a transurethral ultrasound therapy guided by magnetic resonance imaging. The experimental treatment is designed to potentially reduce the long-term complications of traditional prostate cancer treatments.
The first treatment on Jan. 25 marked the launch of the Transurethral Ultrasound Ablation research study at Beaumont evaluating the safety and effectiveness of a new medical device developed by Profound Medical Inc. of Canada.
The new, single treatment, outpatient procedure uses MRI guidance to allow physicians to precisely target the delivery of thermal (heat) therapy to the prostate gland with an ultrasound device inserted in the urethra. Ultrasound is a procedure in which high-energy sound waves are aimed directly at an area of abnormal cells or tissue in the body. The waves create heat that kills cells. The direct targeting with MRI is designed to spare nearby nerves and organs, such as the bladder, rectum and colon, from damage, potentially reducing treatment side effects.
Traditional prostate cancer treatments - surgery and radiation therapy - provide good local control of the disease, but can leave men with significant long-term complications affecting urinary, bowel and sexual function, says James Relle, M.D., urologist and co-principal investigator of the Beaumont study. These issues can significantly reduce a patients quality of life.
A better understanding of the natural history of prostate cancer has led us to focus on less invasive or less radical treatments, says Jason Hafron, M.D., urologist, and co-principal investigator of the study. As more men are diagnosed with prostate cancer through earlier screening and detection, we are focusing on development of treatment options with fewer long-term complications affecting quality of life.
To be eligible for the study, patients must meet criteria, including:
Research participants will be followed for a minimum of 12 months, including monitoring of quality of life and for signs of cancer recurrence.
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According to the American Cancer Society, prostate cancer is the most prevalent cancer in American men. About one man in six will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime, with the risk being highest after age 60. Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in American men, behind only lung cancer. About 1 man in 36 will die of prostate cancer.
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