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What is MSEide+MSEgui?
MSEide+MSEgui is new options in the programming world. MSEide+MSEgui is a package IDE (Integrated Development Environment). MSEide+MSEgui developed by a programmer from Switzerland, Martin Schreiber began in 1999. MSEide+MSEgui use Free Pascal compiler, a compiler that is open source that has the benefits of cross-platform, that is, the compiler is able to produce applications for various operating systems (OS). FreePascal accordance with the slogan "Write once compile anywhere" so that the compiler is able to compile a program into the applications that can run on the Linux OS, FreeBSD, Mac OS X / Darwin, DOS, Win32, Win64, WinCE, OS/2, Netware (libc and classic) and MorphOS. But until now MSEide+MSEgui can be run on Windows and Linux only.
Although not yet get popularity as Lazarus, an IDE that others also use the same compiler, but MSEide+MSEgui is to have a bright future to be and best IDE for FreePascal. Because many different concepts that are offered by MSEide+MSEgui compared to other similar competitors. Some excellent features of the IDE are:
The license that apply to MSEide is GPL, while the library (MSEgui) released using modified LGPL license as a license to RTL (runtime libraries) from FreePascal.
MSEide+MSEgui run in multiple operating system (OS) such as Linux (Suse, Ubuntu, and others) and Windows (98, XP, 2000 and Vista). Display of your applications in Windows and Linux are the same.
Visualization is used only XLib (Linux) and GDI32 (Windows), so the GUI does not require external libraries to be installed first, like QT, wxWidgets, FLTK, and others. With the ability of this application that you can walk up on another computer without having to make installer (simply copy only).
All characters used are internal UCS-2, so that support to create applications using any posts other than latin letters such as China, Arabic, Russia, and so forth.
Providing tools to make the application multi-language using the resource.
You can create MDI application using mainform (MDI form) and Docking form (child form).
It is similar to the TFrame, with the ability of this we can place some form in a form or forms that have been embedded in another form we can make float (floating form).
All process drawing on the screen using the method of double-buffered, so that the display on the screen does not flash.
Providing components to connect to the famous database such as MySQL, PostgreSL, Firebird, SQLite, and ODBC. It also provided a connection to the local database and memory. Even if you use ZeosLib, then your application can be connected with commercial database servers such as Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server.
Debugging process can use GDB or MinGW and this process is integrated with IDE.
Report designer is integrated in the IDE.
Flexible and easy to build system with switchable macros.
Different format sintax which vary according to category to make it easier to check the source code.
To search for the location of the class, method, and function that are appointed (using the CTRL + Left Click). This facility also supports include files ($ I).
That is integrated with the source code for components and events.
You can inherit form from existing form.
First state of new MSEide+MSEgui site!
For the initial phase of launching a new site for MSEide+MSEgui it is nearly complete regarding on the main features. If you are concerned with the development of MSEide+MSEgui, please you participate here.
What can you do?
If you find a bug/error when using MSEide+MSEgui, please report the bugs you find in the forum on this site. So that other users or new users can see the bug that you report it if they find the same bug. With this report Martin Schreiber as the only developer of this project could improve soon.
Architecture Overview
MSEgui requires no external component libraries - it communicates directly with the graphical interface of the operating system, X11 via Xlib on Linux and gdi32 under Windows.
For the individual GUI elements no operating system resources are required - only the main windows are known to the operating system. The entire processing of external events (keyboard, mouse, focus control ...) happens within MSEgui on a Pascal level.
The base class for GUI elements is a twidget. There is no distinction between simple graphic elements and elements which can receive input focus, as is the case in Delphi. All MSEgui widgets have the full functionality of a twidget at their disposal.
Important features of twidget are twidget.frame and twidget.face. When frame or face are not used, they are represented by NIL pointer, in this way using almost no resources.
Twidget.frame is responsible for the frame around the working area of the element. The appearance of the frame is higly adjustable - it can be a simple and quickly drawable 3D frame, as well as a complex and slower composite construct, based on images. There are also other frame elements, that can build scroll bars, buttons and labels.
Twidget.face draws the background of the working area of a desktop GUI element - color gradients and images in various forms can be shown, while partial transparency is also possible.
Setting the properties of frame and face can be centralised by using tframecomp and tfacecomp, which can be selected into tframe and tface as templates.


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Matt Sharp (x-Weezer), Jess Wolfe & Holly Laessig (Lucius)
Ryen Slegr (Ozma), Lauren Chipman (The Section Quartet)
Patrick Carney (The Black Keys)
Mixed by D. Sardy (Jay-Z, LCD Soundsystem)
Pre-order CD, LP (180-gram coke bottle clear vinyl limited to 1,000), cassette, digital through Polyvinyl Record Co.Pre-Order Here
Listen to the new singles, "1000 Seasons" & "Thought of Sound"Available for pre-order on iTunes
January 7, 2014. The temperature read 4 degrees in Central Park, the coldest day in New York City since 1896. The Rentals' Matt Sharp sat in warmth at a friend's loft just off Union Square eagerly awaiting the first reviews to come in for Lost In Alphaville, The Rentals' first official album in 15 years... READ MORE
Just an hour earlier Sterling Sound Mastering Lab (NYC) sent out a download of the album to the core group of contributors: Jess Wolfe and Holly Laessig (Lucius - vocals), Ryen Slegr (Ozma - guitars), Lauren Chipman (The Section Quartet - strings) and Patrick Carney (The Black Keys - drums). This was the first time that both the musicians and the group's new label, Polyvinyl Record Co., had a chance to hear D. Sardy's (Jay-Z, LCD Soundsystem) bombastic mixes of The Rentals' monumental new opus.
Then, one after the other, in steady fifteen-minute intervals that familiar iPhone chime-alert started to sound off: Ding! From Carney: "FUCK!" Ding! From Chipman: "FUCK!!" Ding! From Slegr: "fuuuuccckkk" Then back-to-back from Matt Lunsford and Seth Hubbard at Polyvinyl. Ding! Ding!! "FUCK, FUUUCKK!!!" Similar monosyllabic outbursts of excitement from Wolfe and Laessig were soon to follow. Sharp laughs, "The Rentals ...Lost In Alphaville, a one word review: FUCK!" Sharp continues, "I'm sure it sounds stupid, but that was really the best response I ever could have hoped for." Sharp laughs again, "FUUUUUCCCCCCKKKK!!!!"
But in hearing Lost In Alphaville for the first time maybe that somewhat vulgar, but timeless expression of unbridled enthusiasm is not so stupid after all. When listening one can't help but be stoked by the perfect amalgamation of the sonic components: the dense wall of Slegr's punishing guitars, the primal smack of Carney's drums, Sharp's driving, distorted bass and thick buzz of saturated Moog synthesizers -- all tempered by Laessig's and Wolfe's beautifully lush voices and Chipman's elegant string arrangements serving as an extremely rich foundation for the layers and layers of Sharp's detached, voyeuristically breathy vocals.
As the record's main producer, one of Sharp's first choices on Alphaville was to record with each of the album's collaborators in isolation, working one-on-one with each musician in different cities. The majority of the album was recorded in Los Angeles, then two sessions with Carney in Nashville and finally wrapped up with the Lucius ladies in New York. Sharp encouraged extensive improvising, with the intent of accentuating each musician's unique approach to their instrument, searching for a synthesis of how they could fit into The Rentals massive sonic landscape.
He then took all of the tracks back to his home in L.A. where he started the very long process of experimenting with these improvisations, weaving them into incredibly dense arrangements-with several songs exceeding a track count of 200 individual parts! It would be understandable to assume this would be a recipe for a bloated, cacophonous train wreck, but somehow there is a strange sense of harmony to this monstrous wall of sound that simultaneously seems explosive and ecstatic while being completely at ease with itself. Cacophony never sounded so fun.
During this process of arranging, Sharp would slip into what he described as "euphoric, psychedelic daydreams." Sharp says, "If you can't whip yourself up into a state of full-blown rapture while you're creating, I don't really see the point of making music." Sharp further explains, "When I was working with Jess and Holly, for instance, I was fairly grounded in reality, but once I took their tracks back to my house I would loosen the reins to my sanity, crank the monitors so loud that all the instruments and voices would blissfully saturate together to a point where all of my delusional thoughts would just roller-skate off to Xanadu."
In 1995, Return Of The Rentals boldly brought a rough and raw, lo-fi approach to commercial radio that was simply unheard of at the time: guitars through Big-Muff pedals, layered violins doubled nasty old vintage synthesizers wrapped around simple boy/girl harmonies. These unique low-budget, trashy new wave anthems played side by side with big budget commercial-ready albums could not have sounded more refreshing. The group's stark $500, black and white video for "Friends Of P." broke through on MTV, in what still might be one of the most unlikely hits the music-video channel has ever beamed out.
As a co-founder of the band Weezer, Sharp was no stranger to the generosity of MTV's airwaves. The iconic geek-rock group rode on the back of two brilliant Spike Jonze videos ("Buddy Holly" and "Undone - The Sweater Song") and into the homes of teenagers coming of age in a post-Nirvana world. Without explanation, after the promotional commitments for their second album Pinkerton came to an end, Weezer unceremoniously fired Sharp. Much to the dismay of its fan base, by Weezer kicking Sharp out of the group, they let go its most colorful member and destroyed a chemistry that most fans think will never be recovered.
After being given his walking papers, Sharp turned his complete focus back to The Rentals. The unexpected success of the group's first album launched them into their hedonistic sophomore effort Seven More Minutes (1999), which featured a diverse collection of European artists that included Blur's Damon Albarn as well as many other notable figures of Brit-Pop royalty. The ambitious album let critics and fans alike know that the group would not be satisfied trying to recapture past glories.
Some 14 years later, sitting on the porch of Carney's Nashville home, Sharp slowly sipped on a cold cocktail in the heavy humidity of an average Tennessee summer night, reflecting on the recording session earlier that day - "There was something about that first day working with Patrick. It reconnected me to a feeling I thought I had lost somewhere along the way." Then around 3 or 4am, in that sweltering evening, Sharp claims to have had an untold epiphany about the future of The Rentals and a clear direction for Lost In Alphaville.
The results of whatever that epiphany might have been are simply staggering. At its conclusion Lost In Alphaville is a true sonic achievement, The Rentals best album by a Nashville country-mile, a blissfully righteous storm of broken-up guitars, buzz-saw synthesizers, brutally, barbaric rhythms which crumble and crackle against a wash of strings, male and female voices-all blending into 10 perfectly formed pop songs. Not only have The Rentals completely surpassed their first two albums, but Sharp just might be putting forward the best work of his entire career. CLOSE
-Derrick Taruc, 2014
Matt Sharp (x-Weezer), Jess Wolfe & Holly Laessig (Lucius), Ryen Slegr (Ozma), Lauren Chipman (The Section Quartet), & Patrick Carney (The Black Keys)
Mixed by D. Sardy (Jay-Z, LCD Soundsystem)

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Tea Party to protest Liberty Medal by staging counter-awards ceremony
Tea Party affiliate the Independence Hall Foundation will protest the awarding of the 2013 Liberty Medal to Hillary Clinton by staging its own ceremony.
Bill Clinton is coming to Philadelphia next week
Former President Bill Clinton will on June 25 deliver a keynote address during a State Budget Crisis Task Force panel at The National Constitution Center.
National Constitution Center names Jeffrey Rosen new CEO
Jeffrey Rosen, a legal commentator and professor at The George Washington University School of Law, is the new head of the National Constitution Center.


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Visitor's Guide To Bulldog Country
Welcome to Mississippi State University and the MSU Athletic Department's official home on the World Wide Web! Whether you are a diehard Bulldog fan, an opposing fan or team, or just have a general interest in MSU Athletics, you have come to the right place. Please utilize the guide below to find what you are looking for when it comes to MSU, MSU Athletics, Starkville and the state of Mississippi. It is our hope that your visit to our site will be both informative and enjoyable. The MSU Athletic Department hopes to provide all of the latest news, scores and information relating to the Bulldogs as we continue to move forward with our athletic programs.
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YUMA, Ariz. (AP) - Pilots could begin flying the U.S. military's next-generation fighter jet in airspace over Yuma as early as next week.
The Yuma Sun reports (http://bit.ly/W2n1hb) that this month another F-35 is slated to join the three that have already been delivered to Marine Corps Air Station Yuma.
The air station is slated to receive an additional F-35 each month until it has two squadrons of 16 planes each.
The first F-35 arrived on Nov. 16, followed the next week by another plane and a ceremony during which the Marine Corps' first operational F-35 squadron was introduced.
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Accounting News & Events
President's Awards Ceremony Honors 50 Graduating Seniors
05/14/2014A total of 50 graduating seniors were honored on Friday, May 9, when students, their families and friends, faculty, and staff gathered in the Cleary Family Auditorium for the annual President's Awards Ceremony. The awards were presented by Dr. Donald Bain and members of the Fisher faculty. Read More
Investment Club Hosts Annual Shareholders' Report Dinner
04/10/2014On Thursday, April 3, the St. John Fisher College School of Business Investment Club hosted its fifth annual Shareholders' Report Dinner, featuring keynote speaker Anton Schutz, founding President and CIO of Mendon Capital Advisors Corp. Read More
College Dedicates Bonadio Group Lobby
04/08/2014On Monday, April 7, the College held the official dedication of the Bonadio Group Lobby inside the Victor E. Salerno Center for American Enterprise. Tom Bonadio '71, CEO and Managing Partner of The Bonadio Group, along with members of the firm, were present for the dedication. Read More
Investment Club Visits NYC in Record Numbers
04/01/2014The St. John Fisher College Investment Club recently returned from a three-day trip to the Big Apple where they met with alumni, visited Wall Street, and attended a management forum. The club traveled with faculty advisor, Dr. Jana Sacks, who said the interest in this annual trip was unprecedented. Read More
90 Students Recognized at Accounting Alumni Society Awards Banquet
03/21/2014A total of 90 Accounting students were recognized at the annual Accounting Alumni Society Awards Banquet on Thursday, March 20. Read More
Accounting Awards Banquet
Student and alumni achievements are recognized every spring at the Accounting Awards Banquet, held at the Riverside Convention Center in downtown Rochester.
Attended by nearly 200 alumni, students, and recruiters, it is an opportunity for students to meet professionals in various fields of accounting and to be recognized for their accomplishments during the past year.
The Accounting Alumnus of the Year Award is also given out at the banquet.
Upcoming Accounting Events
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Upcoming Admissions Events
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Thu., September 25, 2014
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McNerney cautiously optimistic regarding finances
Original post made on Jul 15, 2009
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, July 14, 2009, 10:48 AM
on Jul 15, 2009 at 8:05 am
He mentions the importance of schools, but he says they're important because people want "good, healthy, safe communities." Yes, we do. Having good schools is not the same as having fiscally-mismanaged schools that people throw more money than necessary at. So, don't confuse the two. Secondly, a safe community is not created when you import child-killers into Danville via group homes.
on Jul 15, 2009 at 8:14 am
How would McNerney know anything about being "cautiously optimistic?" He hasn't read a single bill that he's voted for. We didn't elect this character to mouth platitudes and ignorantly vote the straight party line. A rubber stamp could do his job.
on Jul 15, 2009 at 10:28 am
What a shameless partisan party hack, this Mc Nerney is. He is trying hard to stay on Obama's coat tails (not that this is something to be proud of) by singing party platitudes. We are in no better shape than we were under the previous administration, and the nation is now in a horrendous natinal debt predicament.


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Main Towns:
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National & State Parks:
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Sovereign Hill (re-created gold mining town), Eureka Stockade, Kryal Castle, historic towns, grand Victorian architecture and gardens, Buda, Old Railway Station (antiques & bric a brac market), Bendigo Pottery, wineries, Mt Buninyong lookout, Great Southern Woolshed.
Main Towns:
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National & State Parks:
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Mineral springs, berry picking, historic buildings, galleries, antiques and bric-a-brac, Sunday markets, Convent Gallery, Hanging Rock, Mt Macedon, Loddon Falls, Lerderderg Gorge, wineries, gourmet food, lavender farm, Garden of St Erth.
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National & State Parks:
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Melbourne Museum, The Royal Melbourne Zoo, Imax Cinema, Aquarium, Scienceworks Museum, Yarra River, parks and gardens, cycling paths, exhibition programs, horseracing, shopping, historic buildings, trams, gourmet dining, Performing Arts, National Gallery of Victoria, Queen Victoria Market, Ripponlea Mansion.
Inner city precincts:
South Bank and Arts Centre, St Kilda Road, Federation Square, Collins Street, Bourke Street Mall, Old Exhibition Buildings and the Museum of Victoria, Lygon Street Carlton (Italian cuisine), Brunswick Street Fitzroy (bohemian flavours), Chapel Street South Yarra (trendy), Toorak Road (haute couture), St Kilda Beach, Williamstown.
Outer areas:
SW; Werribee Mansion, NE to E; Heidelberg, Eltham, Warrandyte.
Parks and Gardens:
Royal Melbourne Botanic Gardens, Fitzroy Gardens, Royal Park Zoological Gardens, Albert Park Lake, Yarra Bend, Warrandyte, Churchill, Organ Pipes National Park.
Puffing Billy steam railway, Ricketts Sanctuary, forest walks and picnic areas, quaint villages, gardens & nurseries (especially Tesselaars Tulip Farm, National Rhododendron Gardens and Cloudehill), antiques, devonshire teas, local crafts, Mt Dandenong Observatory.
Main Towns:
Ferny Creek, Sassafrass, Olinda, Mt Dandenong, Kalorama, Silvan, Monbulk, Kallista, Belgrave, Emerald, Cockatoo, Gembrook, Beaconsfield, Berwick.
National & State Parks:
Dandenong Ranges, Olinda, Lysterfield, Bunyip, Gembrook.
Yarra Valley & Ranges
Healesville Sanctuary, Gulf Station, Tourist Railway, Maroondah Reservoir Park, The Black Spur, Acheron Way, Steavenson Falls, Yarra Valley Wineries.
Main Towns:
Coldstream, Yarra Glen, Healesville, Toolangi, Narbethong, Marysville, Buxton, Warburton, Yarra Junction.
National & State Parks:
Yarra Ranges, Kinglake, Toolangi-Black Ranges, Cathedral Range.
North East
Snow skiing (winter), horse riding and bushwalking, water activities on Lake Eildon, alpine road touring, goldmining and bushranger country, historic towns, Rutherglen and Milawa wine areas, gourmet dining.
Main Towns:
Alexandra, Eildon, Mansfield, Myrtleford, Bright, Mt Beauty, Omeo, Dargo, Benalla, Yarrawonga, Glenrowan, Wangaratta, Beechworth, Yackandandah, Chiltern, Rutherglen, Wodonga, Kiewa, Tallangatta, Corryong. Alpine Villages: Mt Buller, Mt Buffalo, Falls Creek, Hotham.
National & State Parks:
Eildon, Fraser, Mount Buffalo and Alpine National Parks, Mount Samaria, Reef Hills, Warby Range, Chiltern, Mt Granya, Mt Lawson, Burrowa-Pine.
Mornington Peninsula
Arthurs Seat Chairlift, Ashcombe Maze and Arthurs Seat Maze, horse riding, strawberry picking, Cape Schanck, Point Nepean, seaside activities bayside and surf beaches, coastal and bushwalks, Sunday markets, antiques, historic homes, golf, Peninsula wineries, gourmet restaurants, gardens and nurseries (especially Heronswood, Romantic Cottage Plants).
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National & State Parks:
Mornington Peninsula, Greens Bush, Arthurs Seat.
South East
Phillip Island - Penguin Parade, The Nobbies (seals), Koala sanctuary. Wilsons Promontory walks and lookouts, Grand Ridge Road, Coal Creek historical village, Mirboo North murals, developing wineries and gourmet spots.
Main Towns:
Cowes, Wonthaggi, Inverloch, Venus Bay, Korumburra, Leongatha, Mirboo North, Foster, Sandy Point, Welshpool, Port Albert, Yarram, Traralgon, Churchill, Morwell, Moe, Warragul.
National & State Parks:
Phillip Island Nature Park, French Island, Mt Worth, Morwell, Tarra-Bulga, Wilsons Promontory, Shallow Inlet, Corner Inlet, Mooramunga.
Skiing at Baw Baw, Walhalla historic pioneer town, Ninety Mile Beach, Bairnsdale Aboriginal Museum, boating on Gippsland Lakes, fishing, bushwalking, local artists galleries, Buchan Caves, Mallacoota Inlet, Wilderness Parks.
Main Towns:
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Baw Baw, Moondarra, Holey Plains, Gippsland Lakes, The Lakes, Mitchell River, Snowy River, Croajingolong, Errinundra, Coopracambra, Alfred, Lind.
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The County Manager is appointed by and responsible to the County Board of Commissioners and serves as the Chief Executive Officer of county government. The County Manager assists the Board of Commissioners in the pursuit of innovative economic, educational and quality-of-life initiatives; provides sound proposals for their consideration and implements the policies they establish. The County Manager is charged with administering all county departments under the general control of the Board of County Commissioners, preparing the Annual Budget, the Five-Year Financial and Capital Improvement Plans, overseeing all county expenditures, and ensuring the delivery of quality government services to a diverse and dynamic community. The manager also serves as a liaison to the public, the county departments that are not under the general control of the Board of Commissioners (i.e. Social Services, Register of Deeds, and Sheriff's Office), and between County, State, and Federal agencies.
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The Worthington Street explosion left dozens of damaged buildings. Some of them have been condemned including Square One's Chestnut Street facility.
"The roof is concave and when you look in one of the doorways you can see the sunlight coming through, and when you look into some of the parts of the building you can see things have been blown out," said Joan Kagan, president and CEO of the organization.
It's all that's left of Square One's Chestnut Street building.
Before Friday it was a day care center for nearly 100 kids. Now it's just the most recent loss for Square One.
"Eighteen months ago we had five centers and now here we are down to three," Kagan said.
She and her staff are getting too experienced with disaster management.
They had finally settled with their insurance company after their Main Street location was destroyed by the 2011 tornado.
Then the explosion hit.
"A week later, we find ourselves faced with a very similar challenge of having to deal with a totally demolished building," Kagan said.
But a year ago they were prepared for emergencies.
"We had resources and reserves, we had furniture and materials that were age appropriate," Kagan said.
Now this time around, those resources are gone.
"It's made it very, very challenging for us," Kagan said.
The organization has had to fit the 98 kids into other programs, but still 14 are displaced and Square One is still looking for somewhere to put them.
"We are working with other providers, the Department of Early Education and Care to identify where there are openings."
Still Kagan shudders to think of what would have happened if Friday wasn't a holiday at the day care.
"We would have had about 30 children being picked up by their parents and we would have had staff in the building so we were very fortunate," she said.
The staff says that they have spoken with the families of those displaced and they should all be back in day care programs by Thursday.
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Elvis Aaron Presleya (January 8, 1935 – August 16, 1977) was one of the most popular American singers of the 20th century. A cultural icon, he is widely known by the single name Elvis. He is often referred to as the "King of Rock and Roll" or simply "the King".
Born in Tupelo, Mississippi, Presley moved to Memphis, Tennessee, with his family at the age of 13. He began his career there in 1954 when Sun Records owner Sam Phillips, eager to bring the sound of African-American music to a wider audience, saw in Presley the means to realize his ambition. Accompanied by guitarist Scotty Moore and bassist Bill Black, Presley was one of the originators of rockabilly, an uptempo, backbeat-driven fusion of country and rhythm and blues. RCA Victor acquired his contract in a deal arranged by Colonel Tom Parker, who would manage the singer for over two decades. Presley's first RCA single, "Heartbreak Hotel", released in January 1956, was a number one hit. He became the leading figure of the newly popular sound of rock and roll with a series of network television appearances and chart-topping records. His energized interpretations of songs, many from African American sources, and his uninhibited performance style made him enormously popular—and controversial. In November 1956, he made his film debut in Love Me Tender.
Conscripted into military service in 1958, Presley relaunched his recording career two years later with some of his most commercially successful work. He staged few concerts, however, and, guided by Parker, proceeded to devote much of the 1960s to making Hollywood movies and soundtrack albums, most of them critically derided. In 1968, after seven years away from the stage, he returned to live performance in a celebrated comeback television special that led to an extended Las Vegas concert residency and a string of profitable tours. In 1973, Presley staged the first concert broadcast globally via satellite, Aloha from Hawaii, seen by approximately 1.5 billion viewers. Prescription drug abuse severely compromised his health, and he died suddenly in 1977 at the age of 42.


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Fluoride will be added to Southampton's water, despite protests
11:46am Wednesday 23rd March 2011 in Fluoride Exclusive By Jon Reeve , Education Reporter
HEALTH bosses were last night accused of arrogance after revealing they are ploughing ahead with controversial plans to add fluoride to water supplies.
South Central Strategic Health Authority (SHA) wants to bring in the scheme that will affect 200,000 people in Southampton, Eastleigh, Totton, Netley and Rownhams as soon as possible even though it is still subject to a legal appeal.
Campaigners and politicians last night said they were outraged at the unelected body's move, which comes just a year before it is due to be scrapped by the Government and powers over fluoridation are passed to local councils.
The decision to press ahead with fluoridation emerged in a letter from SHA chief executive Andrea Young to Hampshire County Council.
She wrote that the authority "will put a project in place that will specify the stages required in the next few months," including work with Southern Water to discover how much the scheme will cost.
Ms Young said the SHA still believes fluoridation is needed because "the dental health of children in the Southampton area remains as poor.
She went on: "Our view is that this scheme has been consulted on in accordance with the current legislation and that we are bound to follow through on the results."
Hampshire Against Fluoridation chairman Stephen Peckham said there was absolutely no justification for fluoridation to go ahead.
He said Southampton's dental health figures were no longer below national average, adding: "If they go ahead now it's absolutely appalling. Any justification they had has gone, all the councils, the MPs and the majority of local people are against it and they're acting in defiance."
Southampton mum Gerri Milner last month lost her judicial review case arguing the SHA should not have ignored public opinion in making its decision to go ahead with the plans. But she has appealed against the High Court judge's decision not to allow her legal challenge that the authority board members failed to properly consider all the evidence. That appeal has not yet been heard.
When the judicial review decision was made the SHA said it would consider its next steps, but consistently refused to answer any further questions.
Southampton City Council leader Royston Smith said: "It is perverse for a quango in its death throes to be carrying out anything as controversial and significant as adding fluoride to our water when it has caused so much controversy and opposition."
He slammed the secret planning which had prompted his deputy Jeremy Moulton to pen a letter this week demanding to know what was happening.
Cllr Moulton, who was last night waiting for a response, accused authority chiefs of being "extremely arrogant and undemocratic".
"We are furious they did not tell us about this directly, that we had to hear about it second hand and it had to be dragged out of them," he said.
He vowed: "We will object in the strongest possible terms.
We will do everything we can to get them to change their position."
Cllr Pat West, chairman of the county council's health scrutiny committee, said everyone at the authority would be "very disappointed"
by the SHA's decision, adding: "I would really like clarification over how and when it is going to be done. They've made a stand and they've stuck to it, but they don't seem to have listened to the other aspects that people want to have the choice."
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The presentation features 47 performers, including adults and professional dancers who fill out the cast.
This is the fifth year for the production, said Maria Ross, owner of Athletic Arts Center.
"I can't believe its been five years," Ross said with a laugh.
She said the community support and dedication of her students are what makes the program a success every year, and each year they strive to improve it and offer a little more to the audience.
"We've got a following that makes this a part of their holiday tradition each year," Ross said. "And we have some students who are growing up with the program. Some of them are determined to play every part."
This year's show is sponsored by Dr. Jeffery S. Cuomo, Southern Orthopedics; Dazzle Dance Boutique; Bull Building Supply; Dan and Teresa Giles; John and Sandi Fisher; Chris Hanvey Construction; Attorney Garve W. Ivey III; Joseph and Rhonda Taylor; Lanny and Christina Ross; Attorney Caroline Mobley Walker; Walker Community Theater; and Walker County Arts Alliance.
Tickets can be purchased online at www.tututix.com through Friday, and there is also a link to purchase tickets on the Athletic Arts Center's website at www.athleticartsctr.com. Tickets are $10 in advance through the website, and will be $15 at the door. For more information on the performance, contact Athletic Arts Center at (205)387-9337.


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SALISBURY, Md. - A Salisbury teenager is behind bars, after apparently hitting someone with her car, on purpose.
The Wicomico County Sheriff's Office says 18-year-old Kayla Harding is accused of intentionally hitting a male subject with her car, which threw him up onto the vehicle.
Harding was arrested on Monday, and charged with 1st degree assault and reckless endangerment. She is being held at the Detention Center on $75,000 bond.


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A mysterious hero known as BatKid emerged from a shadowy lair Friday to save San Francisco from the grip of criminal masterminds that have been terrorizing the city for weeks.
An unidentified woman was tied to the cable car tracks in San Francisco this morning, bound to a box of explosives and surrounded by thousands of helpless bystanders. The vicious crime was consistent with what the city has come to expect from the Riddler, who has thwarted police officers at every move.
#sfbatkid. Damsel in distress. TV Crews not helping http://t.co/GU8kEY42jn—
Wayne Freedman (@WayneFreedman) November 15, 2013
According to local reports, a sleek Batmobile approached the scene.
RT @joefryer: #Batkid riding in a makeshift BatMobile, as San Francisco turns into Gotham City to grant a Make-A-Wish http://t.co/yXoTQyjHCJ—
NBC Nightly News (@nbcnightlynews) November 15, 2013
Batkid emerged and raced to the woman.
! RT @BarackObama: #FollowFriday RT @SFWish: Here he comes!!!! #SFBatkid http://t.co/QkHvhXIkAn—
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And saved her, just as she was about to be hit by an oncoming cable car.
Here's #sfbatkid saving the day for a damsel in distress! http://t.co/UEPRihVmX9—
SportsBlogNewYork (@SportBlogNYC) November 15, 2013
But BatKid has said he won't stop at saving just one innocent victim. He wants to catch the Riddler, who is widely rumored to be on the loose in Gotham.
I wanna meet this Riddler RT @SFWish: Justice is served! Thank you once again, #SFBatkid. Gotham City loves you! http://t.co/S1CeM9RGWP—
Jared Keller (@jaredbkeller) November 15, 2013
BatKid raced across the city to catch the Riddler just as he was trying to rob a bank.
Bat-Kid arrests the Riddler http://t.co/HQHHcuJuuK—
San Francisco Police (@SFPD) November 15, 2013
But the job's not done, because the Riddler's sidekick, the Penguin, is still terrorizing the city. He's kidnapped the beloved Giants mascot, Lou Seal.
No Mascot? No World Series wins for @SFGiants! #SFBatKid http://t.co/jfwopUpplJ—
The Penguin (@PenguinSF) November 15, 2013
And now Lou Seal is being held hostage by the evil mastermind.
Oh no! Lou Seal! #SFBatKid http://t.co/7e6qZY7lrJ—
ABC7 News (@abc7newsBayArea) November 15, 2013
Until BatKid saves the day.
Why We Love Sports Today: Batkid saves the day, rescues Giants mascot Lou Seal from clutches of evil. (via @SFWish) http://t.co/KTXWba4Cof—
(@SportsCenter) November 15, 2013
And the Penguin gets his due.
NOOOOOOO!!!!! #SFBatKid has FOILED ME! http://t.co/YbZQ23QI7Z—
The Penguin (@PenguinSF) November 15, 2013
And then, President Obama thanked BatKid for his service:
San Francisco's BatKid setup was organized by the Make a Wish Foundation for a 5-year-old leukemia patient named Miles.


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A viewer is becoming fairy godmother to the victim of a horrific texting and driving crash after seeing her story on FOX19 last week.
Aimee Bishop had been down in Alabama when, according to what state troopers told her, a woman who was texting and driving at 70 miles per hour crashed into her on a rural road head-on. Aimee nearly died. Today, unable to work, the medical bills are piling-up. She's worried that she and her fiance, Jordan Eckert, won't be able to afford a nice wedding.
When Donna Salyers, who owns "Fabulous Bridal" in Covington, saw Aimee's story on FOX19 she knew she wanted to help. So she contacted us and asked us to get the word to Aimee that she wanted to donate a brand new wedding dress from her store.
Tearing-up today inside her other store, "Fabulous Furs," Donna told us that Aimee captured her heart because she's "such a young girl dealing with so much but with such class and optimism. And I wanted to recognize that. And if it makes her happy, that's plenty."
Aimee is definitely happy now. Flutes of champagne and Sierra Mist in-hand, she, her grandmother who raised her, a longtime family friend, and her future mother-in-law walked into Fabulous Bridal around noon. Soon, they were upstairs where Aimee tried on several dresses before emerging from the dressing room and breaking down in tears.
She had found the one.
"It's just, I knew as soon as I put it on. You know, the tears came and it's the fit and it goes with my theme," Aimee said. "And I'm very excited!"
She was also overwhelmed by Donna's generosity and hopes to meet her in-person sometime to thank her.
It wasn't long before the tears disappeared and Aimee was smiling from ear-to-ear. The ladies raised their glasses and made a toast. It was a day that all little girls dream about. And for Aimee Bishop, a woman named Donna Salyers made it come true.
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If you recorded the sun's position in the sky at the same clock time each day and then looked at the result, you would see the analemma: a trace of the sun's apparent seasonal motion north and south and a small east-west motion due to the earth's tilt and orbit eccentricity.
Fred Sawyer, in cooperation with the North American Sundial Society, established a continuing yearly award, the Sawyer Dialing Prize to be presented by NASS to an individual for accomplishments in or contributions to dialing or the dialing community. Each year a panel makes recommendations of those people who have significantly contributed to the art of dialing by their dialing art, their ability to teach and educate, their superb craftsmanship, their care in dial restoration, or in their gnomonic skills in design and computer programming tools for others.
At each North American Sundial Society conference since 2000, the winner is announced and awarded with a certificate of recognition, a small trophy sundial, and a cash award of $200. Many of the awardees have chosen to use their cash award to help further the art of dialing by donating it to others, increasing the scope of sundialing around the world. Funding for this award has come from the Sawyer family with a 50% matching donation by NASS.
The certificate and trophy dial presented to each recipient are inscribed with the Greek letters ZHΘI. The ancient Greeks used the letters of their alphabet as numerals. When the hours of a dial were to be numbered from dawn to sunset, the numerals used were A, B, Γ, Δ, E, S, Z, H, Θ, I, IA, and IB for the successive hour intervals. By chance, the sequence from the seventh through the tenth hour (i.e. noon through mid-afternoon) spells a Greek word ZHΘI, the second person singular imperative meaning: Live! The Greeks carried this thought further, and an epigram on the certificate, attributed to Lucian - a second century Greek satirist - exhorts:
The first three Sawyer Dialing prize recipients received a Universal Equatorial Dials designed and crafted by Tony Moss of Lindisfarne Sundials, UK. The dial can be set for any latitude and is a special edition containing the NASS logo and the imperative ZHΘI.Tony Moss Lindisfarne Sundials
Since 2003, Sawyer Dialing prize recipients have received Spectra Sundials crafted by Jim Tallman. Hundreds of Spectra Sundials can be located around the world at The World of Artisan Sundials - Spectra Sundial Locations Worldwide . The unique design of each Sawyer Dial is given as an html link at the bottom of each award description.
André Bouchard received the 2013 Sawyer Dialing prize at the Boston NASS Conference "In recognition of two decades of promoting, preserving, extending and exemplifying the pairimoine of Québecois of dialing and gnomonics."
During the first 15 years of the CCSQ (la Commission des Cadrans solaires du Québec) André made numerous presentations on gnomonics, adopting objective and descriptive ways in order to highlight the specific elements of particular dials and dialist styles. Now as editor of The Gnomonist / Le Gnomoniste, André is rediscovering the fundamentals of philosophy through sundials, showing that they merge both in time, place, casting symbolic meaning and beauty within their surrounding. André illustrated this by discussing the design of the 2008 sundial on the shore of the St. Laurence River at Point aux Outardes Park near Baie-Comeau, where the polar gnomon and its supports simulate bull rushes, augmented by a flight of geese.
Fred Sawyer presented André with an award certificate, the traditional cash prize of $200 and a custom made Spectra Sundial by Jim Tallman of Artisan Industrials.
The 2012 Sawyer Dialing Prize was awarded to Frank King at the annual NASS Conference in Asheville, North Carolina.
The award is given "In recognition of his innovative mathematical and astronomical solutions to problems encountered in the modern design of notable sundials." Dr. King is Council Chairman of the British Sundial Society, Senior Lecturer of the Computer Laboratory at Cambridge University, and a Fellow of Churchill College where he is Chairman of the Churchill Archives Committee and Praelector. At Cambridge he also holds the responsibility of the University Bellringer, "one of the University's most ancient and unusual posts" with the job of keeping the University Clock telling correct time.
He has designed many sundials including the vertical dial with Italian and Babylonian hours for Selwyn College, Cambridge (a new dial for Old Court), the Pembroke College vertical sundial, the noon mark wall analemma at 10 Paternoster Square in London, the unusual near-horizontal gnomon sundial as a memorial dial for Margaret Stanier, the analemmatic dial for Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee (2002) and the circular analemmatic dial for the MetroTransit Authority (Metropolitana) of Naples.
Frank was presented with a cash prize of $200 and a custom made Spectra Sundial by Jim Tallman of Artisan Industrials.
This year's Sawyer Dialing Prize awarded at the 2011 NASS Conference in Seattle Washington was given to Helmut Sonderegger, "In recognition of his ongoing development and support of the dialing software Sonne, and his many years of leadership in his national society." His acceptance talk was on one of the first Copernican followers, Rheticus.
For many years Helmut Sonderegger has been active in the German Sundial Association and was chairman of a team of dialist to produce the 3rd Editiion of the Austrian Sundial Catalogue. His most famous free sundial software, "Sonne" calculates about 20 different sundial types and his program "Alemma" is devoted to the calculation of analemmatic sundials. The software is available at his website, www.helson.at. He endeavors to help people who make sundials through his software and through articles in the NASS Compendium and the German Rundschreiben, and for local groups.
Helmut was presented with a cash prize of $200 and a custom made Spectra Sundial by Jim Tallman of Artisan Industrials.
The 2010 Sawyer Dialing Prize goes to William L. Gottesman of Burlington, Vermont, "In recognition of his committment to innovation and high precision design in sundials which combine tradition with 21st century advances." Bill is designer of the Renaissance Sundial, a spiral sundial that uses curved mirrors to show the time to within 30 seconds. His dial is available at http://www.precisionsundials.com
Bill collaborated with Kate Pond to design the Equatorial Band Sundial, dedicated during the 2010 NASS conference at Champlain College with the title "Come Light, Visit Me." On a smaller scale, but with no less precision, Bill worked with Fred Sawyer to realize the Sawyer Equant Sundial that will show both solar and clock time. To "advertise" the 2010 NASS conference, Bill even designed the back end of his car as a sundial, using the radio antenna as a gnomon.
As in past years, Bill was presented with $200 to fund a sundial project of his choice and a custom made Spectra Sundial by Jim Tallman of Artisan Industrials:
The award money was used by John to help place one of his magnificent double horizontal sundials on the campus of Purdue North Central University in Indiana. John was able to show off the Spectra Sundial by Jim Tallman of Artisan Industrials. Fred Sawyer reviewed the portfolio of sundials and restorations by John, showing a replica of a 17 th century double-horizontal dial, several small engraved horizontals, a beautiful 14" circular dial and several dials based on the "Grocers' Pattern" of the 18 th century.
John created a dial plate for the Isaac Newton sculptured dials at Leicester University and UCLA. In the bronze casting it appears that Newton's prism casts a beam of light onto an equatorial dial. John has also created everything from vertical dials to pocket dials, including replicas of Humfrey Cole's 1569 designs. John has also been very active in the restoration of many dials as well. After the award announcement, Fred gave John Davis' presentation on John Seller, a sundial maker and probable forger who was located in London and worked during the 17 th century.


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Sunday morning, 280 softball teams from across the country kicked off the United States Fastpitch Association's World Series with a parade, which gives the girls a chance to have a good time before the real competition starts Monday.
Combined with week one, this year's World Series is the second largest in the 12 years of USFA softball, with close to a dozen states represented this week, as well as several local teams. National director Megan Mapletoft has been with USFA since day one, and says it's been pretty neat watching how big the tournament has grown.
"We have teams come back year after year," she said Sunday. "I mean, some of these teams have been coming since they were eight and under.We began with 50 teams the first year we started out. So we went from 50, to 150 and then it just ballooned. Year after year, the average is probably 450 to 500 teams within a two week period."
Competition starts Monday with pool play, with double elimination beginning on Wednesday. For more information on the USFA World Series, you can check out their website here.
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The Hendricken basketball team bounced Central, 63 to 43.
LaSalle handed St. Ray's its first loss of the season, 54 to 42. The Saints were playing without Charles Correa, the second leading scorer in the state. Correa has a broken wrist but is getting a splint which could allow him to return next Friday.
Cumberland beat Westerley 69 to 53. The state's leading scorer Austin Cilley was held to 17 points.
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UCLA athletic director Dan Guerrero was bluntly asked on an L.A.-based ESPN radio show about football coach Rick Neuheisel's future and, instead of giving a vote of confidence, put a fire right underneath Neuheisel's chair in a big way:
"In intercollegiate athletics, we're pretty much all day-to-day," Guerrero said. "That's the reality of our situation. But I said from the very beginning, the key for our program this year was to move the needle, was to obviously improve upon a four-win season (from) last year. We're certainly not where we want to be as a program, there's no question about that. We're certainly not a top-25 team. We're not there yet."
Given the opportunity to bolster Neuheisel's standing, Guerrero politely declined. The Bruins are 3-3, so they seem poised to improve upon last year's team, but Neuheisel has significantly disappointed in his tenure in the City of Angels.
Guerrero went on to say he was "optimistic" after UCLA's win over Washington State but, when pressed if a bowl game berth was required for Neuheisel to keep his job for 2012, he would only say he would be "disappointed" if UCLA didn't get there.
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CHARLESTOWN – The Town Council voted unanimously Monday night to create an ad hoc committee that will look into solutions, both permanent and temporary, for the facilities at the Charlestown and Blue Shutters town beaches.
It was one and done for the Chariho Regional School District, which was entirely closed on Wednesday because of the massive blizzard but is back in business today after a one-hour delay.
CHARLESTOWN -- Despite the snowy weekend, a good sampling of District 36 voters came to Representative Donna Walsh's community meeting on Saturday, Jan. 8, 2011 at the Charlestown Police Station Community room.
CHARLESTOWN -- The Town Council is considering tonight the approval of a new summer event held by the Frosty Drew Observatory and Nature Center.
RICHMOND – Like the old adage used by the federal government, the "town of Richmond wants you."
PROVIDENCE – Six days after the sentencing of 27-year-old Laura Reale for a driving charge stemming from the death of Colin Foote, his father – Richard "Robin" Foote – has filed a four-party lawsuit against those "who are responsible" for the fatal crash.
PROVIDENCE – For the state's economy to improve across the board in the next four years, Governor-elect Lincoln Chafee said in a recent sit-down interview that it will take certainty and unification.
WESTERLY -- On Jan. 1, 2011 the brave, daring WARM Shelter supporters will gather at the Andrea Hotel in Misquamicut Beach and dive into the icy Atlantic to raise funds for WARM in its efforts toward ending hunger and providing shelter for people in the community experiencing homelessness.
HOPKINTON -- The Town Council officially accepted the resignation of Raymond Cox from the town's Planning Board. He had turned in his letter of resignation at a November meeting, but it did not become official until the council moved on it.
Over the last month, Richmond police said several people living in Richmond, Hopkinton, and Charlestown have been victims of larceny from thieves crawling under their unattended motor vehicles and cutting away their catalytic converters.


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Well that didn't take long!
I posted on Monday morning that I didn't expect to be called to sub for at least a week into the new school year. Monday afternoon, I got a call to sub a 4th grade class the next day.
Judging by the assignments, this first week of school is reassessing to see what the incoming 4th graders retained over the summer vacation. They were given two hours to take a math assessment test.
Unfortunately, my use of the word "test" was very upsetting to some of these kids on their 2nd day of school.
"I can't remember anything!" was the common complaint as I handed out the math assessment sheet. I explained that this wasn't really a "test" but just a "math assessment" so your teacher can find out what you do and don't remember from last year. Don't worry about it!
I then had to elaborate on what the difference was between the phrase "math assessment" and "math test" and reassured them that it was "ok" to skip the problems they couldn't do.
They weren't buying it.
"I don't remember how to divide numbers! What's "rounding" mean? Can't you help us do the problems?"
Trying to explain that "my helping" would defeat the purpose of the "math assessment" didn't go over well either. I repeated the mantra that it was "ok" to skip questions that they couldn't do.
That worked for almost everyone. One boy broke down sobbing that he couldn't remember ANYTHING from last year. I think he turned in his paper with only his name at the top and only a few of the math problems attempted.
Exactly the kind of assessment a teacher needs to know.
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Assessment Test…
2 comments:
- Mister Teacher said...
My kids didn't explain in words that they didn't remember anything. They demonstrated it by the way they took their test...
- 7:47 PM, August 26, 2009
- Another Casual Teacher said...
Tests on their second day of school after a 3 month break - Poor things. Great day for the teacher to be away too!
- 10:19 PM, August 31, 2009
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1Levi Johnston and His New Wife or Whatever Threw Down on New Year's Eve
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Bristol Palin's baby daddy, 22, and Sunny Oglesby, 20, reportedly came to blows after she downed some drinks and started physically attacking him.
"Sunny went completely insane … She had two martinis and then she just snapped, ranting and raving about Levi not thinking she was pretty enough. … She started biting, kicking and slapping him. Then she grabbed a knife and tried to stab him! Thank God Sunny's mother and brother pulled it away from her as Levi ran off in terror. Finally, Levi's father Keith was able to restrain her, but what Sunny really needed was a strait-jacket."
Oh well isn't this a nice, classy, down-home get together. Because yes, it is.
Let's break it down for a second—the above photo, the one of Sunny and Levi. That one. It comes from Levi Johnston's Facebook fan page (I know, OK? I know), and there are also other photos in various albums depicting what the Johnston/Oglesby home life is like, and let it be said that it includes a lot of guns. And a small child. And a small child around a lot of guns. I didn't post those photos for obvious reasons, but the albums are public, so if you have a Facebook, you can check them out here.
In short? Even though the story's original source was the National Enquirer, I believe it. In fact? I believe more and more of what the Enquirer's been publishing as the days go by. Unbelievable.
January 23, 2013 at 4:30 pm by Sarah
2Levi Johnston Got Married, Too!
This is a disgrace, you guys, and for the record, I'm really disappointed in all of us. Yeah, a lot of things have happened this week already. And yeah, we've been focusing on other weddings for the past little bit. But in all the hubbub, we've neglected to congratulate Levi Johnston, baby daddy of Bristol Palin and member of the elite Douchebags of Alaska club, on his very own wedding.
Here's a photo from the event, which took place on Sunday:
That's Levi, his new wife, bless her heart, and their daughter, little Breeze Beretta. Levi's other kid, Tripp Palin, wasn't in attendance because even though Levi wanted him to be the ring bearer, Bristol was a big ol' party pooper and refused to let Levi have custody for the weekend.
Oh, and just in case you couldn't tell by the picture, Levi was wearing a camouflage vest and bow tie. You know, natch.
October 31, 2012 at 6:30 am by Emily
6Levi Johnston Hates That His Kid is a Homophobe
According to sources at TMZ, Levi's gotten wind of just how bad a parent his ex-fiancee Bristol Palin is, and he's hopping mad. But how mad is he? Well, he's mad enough to drop posing in man-panties and impregnating other women and naming his offspring after a gun for five whole minutes, and he's allegedly filing for primary custody of his and Bristol's only son, Tripp.
If the case goes to family services, God only knows what kind of field day they'll end up having. Bristol herself has admitted (ON REALITY TELEVISION) that she's doing a horrible job parenting her son, and the idea of a child being raised via a reality TV series probably throws up all sorts of red flags as it were. In either case, things don't look so good.
My opinion, however, is that neither of these idiots could parent a child to save their lives (let alone run their own lives as responsible "adults"), and that neither of these idiots should have the ability to procreate any more. What you've got here is two overgrown children who both figuratively and literally—respectively—live in their parents' basements and who are playing tug-of-war over the only thing that's really going to continue giving them any fame: the poor, exploited child who's nothing more than a parrot for hateful speech and actions. Way to go, guys. You win at life.
But who knows. I'm not going to even say that Levi has the kid's best interests at heart here, because honestly, this could all just be another elaborate plan hatched by Levi in order to get people talking about him once again. Maybe he doesn't even care that his son says "faggot" or whatever and curse like a sailor. It's probably that, you know?
God. These people kill me.
August 6, 2012 at 9:30 am by Sarah
2Levi Johnston Will Name His (Newest) Child Breeze Beretta
Because nothing says "I'm a big, tough Alaskan man" better than naming your kid after a gun. Or a really shitty car from the 80′s. See Exhibit A:
And of course, Exhibit B:
No, it's apparent that Alaska is famous not only for its oil and having LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian film their love movie there, but for its bevy of stupid names (Breeze Beretta Johnston … Track Palin … Piper Palin … Trig Palin … Tripp Johnston), too.
From the Huff Po:
Levi Johnston's second child will be a girl named Breeze Beretta, his pregnant girlfriend, Sunny Oglesby, told Inside Edition in an interview to air Wednesday. Beretta is the name of an Italian firearms manufacturer, and Oglesby confirmed that the child will be named after a gun.
She also talked about the accidental nature of the pregnancy.
"We were out at the cabin for like, four days, and forgot the birth control," she said.
Johnston told Inside Edition that he plans on doing things differently with Oglesby than he did with Bristol Palin, the mother of their son, Tripp.
"I'm actually in love…not doing it just because we had a kid together," he said.
Bristol Palin has been vocal in criticizing Johnston for being an absent father. She recently told In Touch she is "upset" he is having another child already, and that she worries Tripp could be teased at school.
"I don't want him to go to elementary school with 10 half-siblings," she said. "That would really affect him."
Yes, because going to school with half-siblings never happens. Jesus, Bristol, f-cking move, then, if you're so worried that your son's developmental milestones are going to be deeply shaken by the fact that maybe—just maybe—his daddy's a skank.
As for you, Levi Johnston, you're just weird, OK? YOU'RE WEIRD.
Finally, I have a personal story about a Beretta that I just can't shake. See, one of my high school boyfriends drove a navy Beretta, and he was a really nice guy. And it goes to show, I was a heartless little shit back in high school, too, because one time? We were on our way out to meet some friends for lunch one weekend when I noticed that my already-anal-retentive boyfriend had a change organizer strapped to the driver's side sun visor, and I immediately began laughing and poking fun at the fact that he was seventeen years old and rocked a change organizer on his visor like he was some sort of grandpa going on a road trip and needed easy access to his toll money. I wasn't, you know, trying to be malicious or anything, but he actually pulled the car over on the side of a busy street (where there was no curb to pull over to), and he cried. Guys, I almost died. I didn't know what to do. What the hell are you supposed to do with a seventeen-year-old boy who's crying over a change organizer? We broke up shortly after that.
He's an airline pilot today, and even though I haven't seen him in over ten years, I'm pretty sure it's a safe bet to make in saying that I'd probably ask him if his plane has a change organizer on its sun visor.
You know, for all those tolls he probably has to pay.
May 2, 2012 at 5:30 am by Sarah
7Bristol Palin's Autobiography: Levi Johnston Is a "Gnat"
I absolutely cannot abide 20-year olds who write memoirs because, unless your parents died and you are raising your little brother all by yourself or you made it all up, how am I to care?
But Bristol Palin has accounted for my ageist ire by titling her new autobiography Not Afraid of Life: My Journey So Far. Ah! Bristol's journey so far! I like how the title already leaves the door open to a sequel.
In her new book, Bristol treats us to certain revelations about her private life. For instance: she drunkenly lost her virginity to Levi Johnston during a camping trip. Yup.
Bristol couldn't even remember the sexual encounter—she'd managed to black out on wine coolers—so I guess it's a good thing she overheard Levi bragging to their friends later, or else she might have thought Tripp was immaculately conceived. (Levi Johnston's reaction to news of their pregnancy: "Better be a fucking boy." Nice.)
I like Bristol Palin (for now), and I like Dancing With The Stars, and I really, really like Kyle Massey and I hope it's true they're dating. And because I like Bristol so much right now, I am only too happy to have her confirm that Levi Johnston is a bloodsucking bug.
Also, I appreciate Bristol's newfound sense of rebellion. She should keep trying to piss people off; it looks really good on her.
June 19, 2011 at 4:00 pm by Jenn
2Yes, This is Actually The Cover of Levi Johnston's Book
This bunk-ass, entirely too literal "thing" above is not a Photoshopped gag… This is actually the cover of Levi Johnston's upcoming book, Deer in the Headlights: My Life in Sarah Palin's Crosshairs.
First of all, I don't know how it's even legal for him to title his book this. His implication is that she hunted him down, and with the Palin's being less-than-thrilled about Levi as a person, he needs to be really careful about his language when referring to them. Like, boy's gonna get sued.
Secondly, the title is unbelievably insensitive to Senator Gabby Giffords, who was actually shot in the head and nearly died at the hands of someone who was an alleged Palin supporter. The "crosshairs" reference is really inappropriate and gross. It makes him look as bad as Sarah's original use of the word made her look.
Third, is homeboy positive that he wants an image of himself looking like a total dumbass on the front cover of his book? I know that we don't "care" about this dude because of his brains and that nothing will make him look dumber than that Playgirl spread he did, but MAHGAWD, does this kid not have one friend who can say, "Maybe you want to use this book to turn your image around instead of perpetuating the 'dumb jock' stereotype?"
Woof. Have at it in the comments, kids.


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by Matt Stoller, Sat Oct 28, 2006 at 09:15:06 AM EDT
Howie Klein is just a force in progressive politics. He's smart, learns quickly, and will be a major lever pulling the party towards our values. I trust his judgment, and he's asking all of us to help fund a campaign to help Tony Trupiano. I don't know Tony Trupiano, though I've been told that he's extremely progressive and running a good campaign on a really cheap budget. One of the best admakers in the country is making an ad for Blue America to run in the district, and Blue America is going to run it. Here's Howie.
A couple days ago one of the most impressive TV ad makers in America, Lars Sandvik , sent us an ad he had put together for Jim Webb. Only Webb isn't using it. I asked him if he could adapt it to one of the Blue America progressives. He said "yes" and, like everyone who works on Blue America, Lars has done everything pro bono and made sure everyone else involved would too. So which campaign would most benefit? John, Jane and I don't have any fancy Beltway consultants -- thank God -- but we have something way better: Markos. We got Markos to go over all the races with us and figure out which race would be most likely to benefit from this particular ad and where our limited budget would actually do enough... not just enough to send a message, but enough to swing a few points and win an election. In the end the four of us all came to the same conclusion: Tony Trupiano.
Tony's opponent is a posterboy for the whole concept of being a rubber stamp. He is one of the least independent-minded congressman in Washington, even to the point of being a bit of a laughing stock. A complete mama's boy, he became hysterical at the one debate he had with Tony and wound up making an idiot out of himself and then refusing any further debates. Since he actually gerrymandered the district for himself as a state legislator, he feels quite certain he's got this baby in the bag. He must be reading MyDD because he just gave away 80% of his campaign warchest -- all those legalized bribes for so many favors to so many corporations- to the RNCC.
Look at the Blue America ActBlue page. You've raised nearly half a million dollars and every $5 and $10 and $20 donation was pure grassroots. This is probably the last time we'll come asking for help in this cycle. If you have anything left you can spare, please consider going to the Blue America PAC and donating for television time buys for Tony now. We have to pull the trigger on Monday. So whatever we can raise between now and then, we put on the air.
Blue America is more ideological than the netroots page. The netroots page is about supporting local blogospheres and candidates overlooked by DC insiders. Blue America is about supporting progressives and getting to know candidates through blogging. Both are extremely helpful to the values we all share, and this small campaign is part of introducing progressive professionals (like real admakers) into the political world. All in all it's a good political value.
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