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Get an inside look at the possible Wii U interface for buying games
Nintendo World Report was at the Nintendo World Store in NYC and had a look at the Wii U demo station. There they had a chance to look at the menu system for accessing games from a Wii U Gamepad and while this is probably unique to the station, it shouldn't be too different from the eShop itself.
As you could see from the video above, it is a fairly simple "cover flow" system that can be easily navigated with a single swipe motion. Nothing else really that crazy about it, but hey, it's more than Nintendo has shown us lately. Keep an eye out for more news with the Wii U only SIX weeks from launch. Guess I'd better go get in line…
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[Image: Bruce Banner sitting on a bolster; Tony Stark is sitting at his feet. Bruce is looking at a glass display screen and saying a speech bubble of equations and symbols; Tony is replying with other equations and symbols. Caption: "wut r u sayin'?"]
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I doodled some Science bros/boyfriends:Tonys Robots are the kids I guess…
Theyre eating and judging you.
Hulks eating a crate of blueberries and Tonys takin a nap.
Like Hulk and Ironman give a fuck.
Ironman likes making flashy entrances… now hes got Hulk to back him up.
Drawing Tony being seductive in drag is so much fun!! 8UU Even more so when it involves a very flustered Bruce!!
Also I kinda just wanted to draw Tony wearing the visor from the sexy Iron Man costume…..
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Hogwartvengers Tony & Bruce being study bros because cuddling. Wait what.
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Rating: General
Genre: Romance, Friendship
Summary: Five times Tony and Bruce defended each other, and the one time they didn't have to.
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Regardless of if at the end of the first one they were going to Stark tower or to drop Bruce to the airport, In Avangers 2, someone must Handle Tony something and BRUCE takes it, quoting the above line.
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My daughter is just about ready to finish up her Kindergarten year at Vestal, and I couldn't be more pleased with all the wonderful learning opportunities she has had. I had been a bit nervous at first sending her to our neighborhood school, but SO glad I did. The principal and teachers are engaged with the students, and I always feel welcome when coming into the school either dropping my daughter off or during times when I volunteer. I'm glad that this first year was a positive one and that my daughter is excited about going back for first grade.
I attended Vestal in 1948-51. My favorite teacher was Mrs. Large. She was going to retire in the second grade year but everyone in the class loved her so much we talked her into another year for us. So we had her for the next year. I was too young to really evaluate the school but they way my life has turned out it must have been a pretty good place for learning.
want vestal in 2nd throw half of 7th grade and i love it there. all the teacher were nice to me and all the friend i made all these years. i miss vestal and this year i am in 8th grade.
I went to vestasl and it was the best school ever. I was accepted by everyone socially and was challenged well academically i would go back anytime if i could. I reccomend this school for anyone. Vestal rocks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Vestal Elementary has received a 'School of Excellence' award this year! You will not find a more dedicated staff, support staff or parent volunteers at any other Eastside school. Principal Susan Foxman has garnered partnerships with many impressive sources bringing even more wonderful educational aspects to our school. Growing back into a Kindergarten-8 school will allow our students to continue their excellent education opportunity here at Vestal, preparing them for High School. Our art programs are wonderful as the displays in the building give proof; a gorgeous mural, outstanding ceramic tile works, incredible hanging fabric arts to name just a few. The PTA provides strong leadership and involvement opportunities for all parents interested. I'm very happy with the education my son is receiving here at Vestal.
My daughter is now a second grader at Vestal Elementary. We are so happy that our school is transitioning to K - 8 so that we can keep our great kids a little longer! When my daughter was due to start Kindergarten, I checked out every school on the East Side, both public and private. I was convinced that the public school system had too many problems to be of benefit. THEN I went to Vestal(my neighborhood school, lucky me!)... I was impressed! Second language instruction starts in first grade, and the teachers are the most dedicated group of individuals I have ever come across. We have the best little school on the East Side. If you don't believe me, come on over and check it out!
I went Vestal myself and now I have a daughter there. I have 2 other children that are future Vestal students and I wouldn't dream of moving into another school district. Vestal has a wonderful community which has only improved over the years. This school is rated high academically by the state as well. Our principal and other staff have went out of their way to get a variety of extracurricular activities for the students also.
My son attended kindergarten and will start 1st grade this fall. He has benefitted tremendously from attending Vestal. His teacher, Mrs. Dawes, was wonderful. I wish she could teach him forever! I am very happy with Vestal and my son can't wait to start 1st grade! (neither can I!)
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We Are The Church Video - This inspiring new video will positively challenge the way visitors and members think about the Church by showing how it offers people a place to find hope and help through true community in the midst of life's difficulties.
Scripture: Hebrews 10:25, Matthew 18:20, Acts 2:42
We are all created different. Yet we all have one thing in common. We were created to worship God. How we live, what we do, every moment of every day is meant to be an act of worship. We need to continually remind ourselves why we are here. We are here to give God the glory He deserves.
Scripture: Psalms 122:1
Tags: Church Purpose Of, Worship, Church Attendance, Surrender, Study
We are all created differently. We all have different gifts and different callings on our lives. But, there is one calling we all have in common...and that is a call to worship God.
Scripture: Psalms 8:1, Psalms 29:2, Psalms 95:6
Tags: Worshipper, Worship Purpose, Praise, Lord And Savior
It's Summer! Time for vacations, sunshine and trips to the beach. Time to let your Bible collect some dust and maybe sleep in on a Sunday. After all, you've worked hard. You deserve a church break...right? This summer, don't ignore the God who has never once ignored you. It's summer...see you at church!
Scripture: Hebrews 10:25, Hebrews 13:17, Acts 2:42
This fast-paced, high-impact video is a great way to start your service and get everybody focused on the purpose of the church.
Scripture: Jude 1:3, Matthew 28:19-28:20, Romans 12:2
By: Beamer Films
As Believers, we know God is not a vending machine, yet many times He gets reduced to that in our lives. We seek after bits of God, rather than all that he is. The God-O-Matic sermon video illustration is designed to address this and encourage absolute surrender to the one that breathed life into us.
— God O Matic was produced by Beamer Films
— God O Matic was produced by Beamer Films
Scripture: 2 Chronicles 15:1-16:4, John 19:28-19:40, 2 Kings 7:3-7:8
Tags: Trustworthiness, Prayer Hardship, Worship Purpose, Wisdom, Trust, [more]
This power-packed intro features text directly out of Jeremiah 29:11-14 driven by dynamic audio and visuals. The high energy build of the music is designed to lead a crescendo into your time of worship, event or even to open a series.
Scripture: Jeremiah 29:11, Jeremiah 29:11-29:14
Tags: God's Plan, Purpose, Seeking God, Prayer
This high energy worship-starter reminds us that the greatest act of worship we can give God is to present our lives before Him as a surrendered offering. Based on Romans 12:1-2.
Scripture: Romans 12:1-12:2
By: Beamer Films
A unique powerful message about why we worship corporately and implies that through worship we accomplish more than we know. By praising, loving, hoping, singing, and celebrating together we lock in to a rhythm.
— Why Worship was produced by Beamer Films
— Why Worship was produced by Beamer Films
Scripture: John 4:23-4:24, Hebrews 12:18-12:24, Psalms 145:1-145:21
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This high-energy introduction video is designed to be played just before a worship set to inspire passion and excitement for Christ. It can also be used as an illustration on the topic of worship. It calls us to remember why we lift our praise and give thanks because of the incredible things God has done & His amazing power. He is alive, He has risen, and He is coming soon! Music courtesy of Bensonwells.
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Dancing in LA vs NYC
Dancers Talk about Working Professionally in Both Cities
By Stephanie Wolf of Dance Informa
When considering the nation's top dance metropolises, two cities seem to have the strongest pull for aspiring and working dancers: Los Angeles and New York City. Hundreds of dancers flock to these cities every year and each has its advantages and disadvantages. Here, dancers who have worked on both coasts talk about the ups and downs of each city and how to best navigate the two different dance communities.
Dancing in LA
One of the biggest perks to dancing in LA is its proximity to the television and film world; this opens up an abundance of unique opportunities for dancers, allowing individuals to dabble in both concert and commercial dance. Miguel Perez, a LA-based dancer with BodyTraffic, relocated back to the city for the diversity of the dance work. Yet, he admits success doesn't happen overnight in the City of Angels.
Due to its hybrid nature, it can be a tricky scene to break into. Therefore, a dancer has to be ready to devote some time to building a network and support system of others in the industry. While touring with Celine Dion's show, A New Day, Perez met a lot of prominent individuals from the LA dance scene, including Mia Michaels, Mandy Moore, and other So You Think You Can Dance personalities. Having this type of network made his move out West smoother. "It's a lot about connections and people you know," he explains. "There are a lot of dancers and it's very competitive."
Growing up, Tiffanie Carson, a current MFA student at NYU's Tisch School, hoped to immerse herself in the commercial dance world, which has an undeniable prevalence in the LA dance scene. But she claims it takes a certain mental and physical approach to building your career there. "You must be confident...[or] fake it," she says. She agrees with Perez that a network of notable dancers, choreographers, and teachers will increase the possibility of employment and emphasizes that "the LA community is also very much about image and trend."
Image-driven or not, the idea of getting to do both concert and commercial dance appeals to many artists, including Krystal Matsuyama, who relocated back to the West Coast after apprenticing with Complexions Contemporary Ballet in NYC. To find out about auditions and book gigs, she believes an agent is the best option and is signed on with MSA Talent. Perez also has an agent to find commercial engagements.
Despite the city's heavy traffic and image-focused industry, many dancers enjoy a slower paced, more comfortable lifestyle. Perez believes LA is a "thriving city for dance" and, thanks to shows like SYTYCD, "the concert world is starting to get a name for itself." He enjoys the warm weather and LA is less expensive than NYC.
Dancing in NYC
The NYC dance community seems to be the biggest pull for dancers. "In general, I feel the NYC dance community has a deeper connection to their arts," says Matsuyama. Li-Ann Lim, who performed with H.T. Chen and Dancers while in NYC, agrees. She calls the community "amazing" and says, "There is such a high concentration of companies with really high quality dancers that create internationally recognized work."
But for Christopher Morgan, who now has his own company in Washington DC called Christopher K. Morgan & Artists, New York's inconsistency and unpredictability for employment and income can be one of the hardest things to overcome. "The climate of the companies and funding in NY is much more project based," he says. Many of these gigs don't pay well and some don't pay at all. But by staying positive and establishing sound working relationships, the city can be generous. Morgan professes, "Each time I thought it wasn't going to work out in NYC, a gig would come through."
Money is often on the minds of NYC dancers. The city is incredibly expensive and the dance scene is not always lucrative. Carson advises saving up before moving there. Other dancers get creative and find ways to supplement their erratic dancer incomes. Lim relied on her dressmaking skills to earn extra money. It gave her flexibility in her schedule, while providing financial stability. Other dancers wait tables, teach, or do administrative jobs. But, Lim didn't mind having to put in extra hours at her sewing machine. "I liked living in a big city."
The city's dance community is rich and rewarding, but the lifestyle is not for the faint of heart. Be prepared to walk a lot and anticipate toting all of your necessities with you all day long—it can be draining. "There's definitely a reason why they say if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere," says Matsuyama about the fast-paced vibe of NYC and its transit system. But, for many artists the MTA, tight living spaces, and go-go-go mentality can be exhilarating. "It's kind of cool," says Carson.
The Verdict
Ultimately, preference for either Manhattan or Los Angeles is dependent on an individual's personality. For Lim, NYC was a better fit. "I felt like my temperament was more suited to New York than LA," she says, whereas Perez feels more balanced basing himself out of LA. He rationalizes, "I enjoy my space. The weather is nice...I feel like I have a lot of opportunities living here."
All of the dancers agree that versatility and having an open mind is essential to live and work in either city. Learn as many dance styles as possible and pay attention to what directors are looking for. Morgan offers some additional advice to dancers planning on taking the leap of faith in either metropolitan setting. "Get your feet wet and build your professional experience in a smaller city," he recommends. He believes it's a great way to build a solid network in the dance world and assures, "lots of great work is being made in other cities." Morgan also encourages dancers to be open to traveling for work and to find a living situation that can accommodate that type of lifestyle. And most importantly, he says, "be the artist people seek to re-hire." This involves being punctual, easy to work with, and "ferocious in your craft."


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That was good enough for Steve, and the car has retained that originalsetup to this day.
True to its Trans-Am form, this Boss is no longer street legal, so it'sbeen delegated to track-only fun. Steve was tempted to keep the streetlegality, but he wanted that raw feeling of a car that's intended forone sole purpose, like the original cars. As far as track time, Steve'snew to Trans-Am-style racing, so the Boss is a learning experience forhim. So far, he's only been able to take it out a few times a year toclub events when work and time permit. If there's one downside to theupgrades Steve made to make this Boss more potent on the track it's thatit's no longer eligible for vintage Trans-Am races, as it's not"correct" in any way outside of appearance. Steve doesn't feel too badabout that though, since this Boss was never intended to becompetitively raced; it's the achievement of a lifelong dream for himthat he can race as hard he feels like going.
In a way, though, this car completed the dreams of two young men: oneyoung man leafing through the pages of HOT ROD magazine dreaming abouthaving a Boss one day, and another who began the Boss' Trans- Amtransformation before he was called to duty where he made the ultimatesacrifice. It may have taken 35 years, but Steve finally brought forththe car both young men wanted, infused with trick parts that driversback in the original yellow Mustangs in the '70 Trans-Am season couldhave only dreamed of.
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Engine: An SVO Ford 351W Block was stuffed with a Scatcrank to push displacement out to 408 ci with Carrillo rods and JEpistons squeezing out a 12:1 compression ratio. A 0.673-inch-lift CompCams solid roller with 107-degree lobe separation opens stainless2.10-inch intake and 1.625-inch exhaust valves in the 225cc EdelbrockVictor heads massaged by Chapman Racing. Cometic gaskets keep the topend sealed. A Yates mechanical fuel pump sucks fuel from a 22-gallon ATLfuel cell to feed a Holley 750-cfm that's been reworked by Dave Lang atFuel Curve West to flow 960 cfm into the Edelbrock Super Victor intake.A full MSD ignition utilizes a Pro-Billet distributor with dual pickupsto control the NASCAR-style dual-ignition system setup.
Power: The high-strung small-block churns out a healthy655 hp at 7,200 rpm with 555 lb-ft of torque and has to be able to forextended periods on the track.
Transmission: A Tex Racing T101 is fronted by a TiltonOTBII clutch and flywheel.
Rearend: Jeff Huber built a Speedway EngineeringNASCAR-inspired full-floater rearend with a Detroit Locker differentialand 4.30 gears to handle the abuses of open-track racing.
Frame: The stock '69 Mustang chassis is outfitted witha full road-race chrome-moly steel rollcage, and the original shocktowers are reinforced to eliminate flex.
Suspension: A Total Control Products coiloversuspension with Penske shocks and a Maeco 15/16-inch sway bar keep thenose level around hairpin turns and switchbacks, while Global West leafsprings with mono-ball joints paired with a Maier Racing Panhard rod andPenske shocks take care of the tail.
Brakes: Steve never worries about being under-braked,since the Boss runs a full set of 13-inch Brembos with Metal Matrixeight-piston calipers sourced from an '02 IRL/CART car. Custom-builtbrake ducts route from the headlights to cool the fronts, while therears are fed from the side vent windows. Steve cast the molds for allthe brake vents himself.
Wheels: The brakes really dictated what Steve had touse on the Boss. Two-piece PS Engineering wheels with 4.25-inch and5.5-inch backspacing that measure 17x8 in the front and 17x10 in therear were the only wheels that would clear the calipers.
Tires: The Boss hangs the corners on super-stickyHoosier tires with R3504 225/45R17s in front and 255/45/R17s on theback.
Body: The original looks of a Trans-Am Boss areretained with only minor body modifications including subtle fenderflares and the shaving of the side marker lights performed by RockyPaciulli and John Blevins.
Paint: Although it's often mistaken for the originalcolor, this yellow hue is actually from an H2 Hummer.
Interior: The interior is as Spartan as you'd expect inan all-out effort like this car. Steve is held into the Sparco racingseats by a Simpson five-point harness, and he pilots the Boss with aNASCAR-style steering wheel. The controls for the dual ignition lie justbehind the custom aluminum shifter. A full complement of Auto Metergauges, sans a speedometer, keep Steve abreast of changes under hood.
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My connection dropped this morning around 8am and was unable to rebond (DS light just kept flashing - Thomson DCM475 modem). Tried a couple of power cycles.I am at the office now so it may have fixed itself in the meantime - just wondering if anyone else has/had this problem? I don't see any outages reported for OttawaThanks
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Thanks for the detailed replyThe connection is now back up, I followed your instructions and it appears I haveSoftware Version: STAC.02.16Software Model: a81aBootloader: 2.3.0SNRs are all showing in the range 36-37.5 dB now so I guess I will just put this down to a glitchAppreciate the help - thanks again
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Following global trend of influential people taking to social media to reach the masses, Dubai's Sheikh Mohammed hopes for more public interaction through his Youtube channel.
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Yesterday, Kipp was peeking through the blog posts of THE Roberto Cavalli. The Italian fashion designer and legend has decided to change his corporate blog from just purely featuring celebrities wearing his collections into a genuine platform in which he will communicate with the online community about his life, his loves and his thoughts on and beyond the Cavalli brand. (He even often writes and shares photos of his German Shepard, Lupo and sometimes alludes to about his Swedish 'lady friend'.)
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While he is certainly some considerable time away from what Roberto Cavalli is doing, it's interesting to see that UAE Vice President and Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai HH Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum hopes for more public interaction through his new Youtube Channel, called 'HHMohammedBinRashid'.
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At the time of writing, the channel has 693 subscribers and a total of 14,533 video views since it went live two weeks ago.
Of course, Sheikh Mohammed is no stranger to social media. His communications have included a Twitter account, @HHShkMohd, which has 682,369 followers, and a Facebook page, HHSheikhMohammed, which opened in 2009 and has 552,437 likes at time of writing.
The communications across these platforms are mostly written in first person and are written in both English and Arabic. Though the official tone still suggests it's a team behind the tweets and posts. Regardless, it's certainly a step in the right direction.
Kipp certainly doesn't expect Sheikh Mohammed to maintain the Facebook and Youtube pages himself. But it would be great to have at least one avenue—we'd say Twitter would be the best platform—where the world can get in touch with His Highness on the kind of one-to-one basis that social media brings. For now, we're looking at this as a half-glass full.
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Originally performed by Nina Simone. Jeff performed it live at the Spot Coffee, Buffalo, on December 9 1996. That was a date of the Solo Phantom Tour: that day he was billed as Father Demo.
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I've been on the streets a little less than a month and I've pulled out my gun 4 times, made 4 solo arrests, numerous assisted arrests, arrest warrant on a barricaded subject that committed an agg battery w/ a deadly weapon, DWI is what I'm best at (my fellow officers say I present myself like a senior officer when conducting SFSTs), 3 unattended deaths…
..but I still suck at traffic. I fumble my words and take forever writing out citations. I know it comes with tons of practice but I can't seem to improve on them.
I work 12 hour shifts and I'm dead tired all the time. I work and I come home and sleep and do that shit all over the next day.
I just transitioned from nights to days and it's constantly busy and I'm taking calls left and right.
It's all good though just the sleep deprivation is what's getting to me. Sometimes I'm so tired I start shaking. I hope I get use to this.
I've been called a lesbian (which is fine) and a bitch several times. I'm not affected at all. I find it funny actually and when I start laughing they get so pissed and I laugh some more.
Sorry for the lack of updates but I'm sure most of you can understand that I'm dead tired and in my free time I like to spend time with my son.


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Anonymous asks:
after major weight reduction the skin on my back is sagging. no amount of toning exercise is helping. is there a surgery to remove excess skin from the back?
On: 12/09/2013 01:18 pm
To doctors from: California
Category: Skin (General)
DrDavidSMotoki on 12/16/2013 06:30 pm wrote:
Removal of excess back skin after weight loss can be done but requires long incisions that result in scars that are visible when not covered by clothing. Most patients are happy to trade the sagging skin for the scars.
DrSusanKaweski on 12/13/2013 06:19 pm wrote:
If it truly is excess skin of the back, it can be excised. However, it depends where it is in order to minimize the scar. If it is excess fat, smart liposuction can be performed which not only removes the fat but causes the skin to contract.
Susan Kaweski, MD, FACS
Diplomate of American Board of Plastic Surgery
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Diplomate of American Board of Plastic Surgery
DrJamesWethe on 12/10/2013 09:25 pm wrote:
Absolutely- marked amounts of weight loss has benefits to your health in many ways but not so much for the skin. Sagging skin of the back can certainly be removed and tailored in to fit your new shape. The downside would be that there will be a scar where the excess skin is removed. I agree, no amount of exercise or toning seems to help much but surgery can. Seek out a board certified plastic surgeon to help you with those choices and decisions.
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CurtisWongMD on 12/09/2013 02:58 pm wrote:
There are always procedures that can remove the excess skin following weight loss. You just need to decide on whether you are willing to accept the scars that come with it. You should see a local plastic surgeon for an evaluation and recommendations and look at photos of other bariatric patients who have had such contouring procedures.
DrScottSattler on 12/09/2013 02:22 pm wrote:
This sagging 'bra roll' region is troublesome. There is a procedure called a 'back bra roll lift' whcih can eliminate this sagging skin and it creates a scar that can be hidden beneath the bra straps. I've had good success with this technique.
DrShankarLakshman on 12/09/2013 01:36 pm wrote:
Great Question! The excess skin can be safely removed, tightening the area. There can be a significant scar, so you may have to be prepared for that. Many times, after significant weight loss, my patients would rather have the scar than the excess skin. I hope this helpful and congratulations on your weight loss!


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WVXU-FM is one of 16 public radio stations sharing in Public Radio International's prestigious Edward R. Murrow Award for network radio investigative reporting.
WVXU-FM participated in the two-year project examining state laws and practices that increase or reduce the risk of state government corruption.
Stations in Cincinnati, New York, Los Angeles, Dallas, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Miami, Seattle, Denver, Charolotte, Kansas City, Austin, Boston (2) and Oregon and New Hampshire statewide radio networks aired more than 90 stories, talk show discussions and town-hall forums. Among WVXU-FM's efforts was an "Impact Cincinnati" show on March 19 last year.
"This unique partnership enabled local stations to treat the investigation not as a "one-day" news story, but as a resource to add context to their political and governmental coverage throughout 2012," PRI says.
You can see a full list of Murrow winners here. And you can see WVXU-FM's list of state integrity project stories submitted for the award here.
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Gattis will be ok.......Laird is better than Doumit but now you know why Wren signed Doumit... Back up if Gattis has problems with knee and his bat.
Posted: 4:27 pm Friday, March 14th, 2014
Braves' Gattis had knee surgery in October
By David O'Brien
I wondered why we didn't hear about Orso Blanco in the off season. I hope this condition doesn't jump up and bite us during the season. Gattis is critical to the success of the team. Good luck, Orso Blanco.
All these injuries and surgeries are very concerning. What is wrong with these players nowadays? I wouldn't be surprised if Gattis sits out a lot of the season. He is not fit to catch or play a full major league season. McCann will be missed big time. This season is not shaping up well at all.
What about Doumit? He could catch if we needed him to, he was the main catcher for the Pirates when he was here in Pittsburgh. I know he had a concussion and he's got Joe Mauer syndrome now, but hey thats part of the game when you crouch down behind the plate for a living.
I think Doumit would be a better option than Laird. I think that since we goofed and signed Laird for 2 years that Wren will insist we keep "running him out there" until he's a free agent.
@bpgt LOL…McCann will be missed, yes. But…how many games did he miss last year?? So, McCann is fit, but Gattis isn't??
@bpgt Did you not read the part about..."Fredi Gonzalez has said he plans to catch Gattis about 100-110 games..."?
@bpgt The doom and gloomers are out already before the season even starts. Gattis will be fine. What does Gattis having a bone chip in his knee since 2006 have anything to do with Medlin and Beachy? The answer is nothing. He's not going to catch about 50 games this year. That's not a full major league season.
@Teddy_B Doumit is very weak defensively at catcher. Laird excels defensively. Doumit's max starts at catcher is only 20 games in any MLB season... there is a reason for that. Doumit's best position is in the batter's box. He is only an emergency catcher, especially at this point in his career (he'll be 33 next month). He may play occasionally in the field at RF/LF/1B.
In addition to what RBI said, Gerald Laird is not only an excellent defensive catcher but he seems to usually pick up clutch hits when he's in the game. He's not a .300/25-30 HR guy, but he gets the job done and does the things that sometimes don't show up in hitter's stats... like hitting behind the runner to move him into scoring position.
I fail to see where anybody 'goofed' in signing him to a two year deal... they keep 'running him out there' because he continues to 'do his job'!
@YoungerThanThatNow amen!


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Definitions for industrialization
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word industrialization
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in•dus•tri•al•izeɪnˈdʌs tri əˌlaɪz(v.)-ized, -iz•ing.
(v.t.)to introduce industry into on a large scale:
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Kevin Johnson and Michelle Rhee
Yesterday I saw Going the Distance, the new rom-com about a dilemma faced by a lot of young professional couples: What happens when job opportunities put you in different cities? The movie — which I thought was better than a lot of films in this genre — is a pretty good depiction of how, in heterosexual couples, there is more of an expectation that the woman will be the one to suffer a professional setback or divert her career path in order to preserve the relationship. Drew Barrymore's character is a 31-year-old intern who makes many references to the fact that she delayed her career because she moved for a previous boyfriend.
Today, DCist has an interview with DC Public Schools Chancellor Michelle Rhee, who recently got engaged to Kevin Johnson, the mayor of Sacramento, CA:
One of the things that I've been hearing from people in my neighborhood and in the larger community that has surprised me, is the assumption that even if Mayor Fenty is reelected you might leave.
That's absolutely incorrect.
I've found it a little sexist, actually.
It's totally sexist! Let me just tell you this — not a single person in Sacramento has implied that because Kevin and I are getting married that he's going to be moving to D.C. Not a single person. And it pisses me off to no end that people assume that I'm going to be the one to move, or that of course I would have to move. People say, well, her husband is there, so of course she would have to move. And I say "really?" What century are you living in?
So I am committed to the Mayor, that when he is reelected I will absolutely be here for a second term, and I'm really excited about the prospect of it.
This hits close to home. I have moved across the country three times — and two of those moves were for (at least in part) men I was dating. At the time, I don't think I would have told you I felt a lot of pressure to be the one to move. If other people assumed I would be the one to change jobs and move cross-country, they certainly didn't say so to my face. But looking back, I am not so sure I could honestly say that there were no gendered expectations at play. Even if your long-distance lover is a feminist man, deeply engrained sexist cues — that women's work is worth less, that women bear more of a responsibility for keeping a relationship together — have a way of affecting your choices. It's good to see Rhee pushing back.


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In soviet russia, sheep protects you
We have the same problem here. Except instead of sheep, its woman following me
We have the same problem here. Except instead of sheep, its black people with squeegees
I kept falling asleep watching the video
Someone threw the "monkey" from Zombies into his car.
where the fuck are all my comments break? fuck you~
only in Eastern Europe...
now thats AOE
The souvlaki looks a little underdone.
Hey it's the break staff
Put that in drive and floor it ! Free Lamb Chops !
russians drive manual cars...there is no drive
i still say kill the fuckers
He was already in drive. All he had to do was floor it.
My supporters...
Sheep shield.
get the flock outta here!
what's her number?
Meanwhile, at the tryouts for Brokeback Mountain Two: The Return of Dirty Sanchez...
It's a sheep vortex
the car is obama, the sheep are his idiot liberal voters
the car is jesus!
damn I want this perk how do you get it? haha
Hmmm. I don't know what to be appalled at first, the mental distress these animals are clearly under or the fact that this JACKASS deems it appropriate to soil the country air with his big ass car. It's little wonder the Earth is dying, and all you morons can do is sit around and gawp at silly videos.
are you not sitting around "gawping" at silly videos? maybe you should delete your Break app and go adopt a tree.
He must have been a sheep at the wheel.
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At least he shouldn't have any trouble getting to sleep tonight....
That's terribly sexy and I can't control my horny level.
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The principle conceit of the most common version of atheism is the assertion that, to be rational, EVERYTHING that one believes must either be: 1) logically provable, or: 2) based on ABSOLUTELY (that is, NECESSARY) and UNIVERSALLY-accepted assumptions (or beliefs taken to be true at the very start of one's thinking-process). The first argument from logical provability is ABSURDLY fallacious inasmuch as it leads to infinite regress. The second argument based one the NECESSITY and UNIVERSALITY of one's assumptions is in NO way superior, in terms of avoiding FANATICISM, than the beliefs of any religious enthusiast. In other words, theists and atheists are not, A-PRIORI, either inferior or superior to one another in terms of rationality.


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Monday, June 13, 2011
Ned Kelly's demise
Saturday afternoon probably wasn't the best time to try to capture a visitor-free scene, especially with my tripod blocking the narrow walkway, but in the end I set the camera to F22 and 30 seconds and all the people milling around in the scene became magically invisible to the lens. I love that trick!
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I'm going to have to file this post away. It sounds like a cool technique. Thanks for sharing it. I have a gift voucher for a night tour of the Old Melbourne Gaol we will use later this year. Never been there.ReplyDelete
Its a very neat trick, a mate showed me how to do this last year, also I like to make people appear ghostly. Kelly may have died some 130 years ago but the legend lives onReplyDelete
This is really wonderful Alan. Great image. Good thing that you were able to capture it.ReplyDelete
So you did. Fast effective retouching. Photo from where chilling. I do not want there to be really closed. Although the building is interesting. Greetings! Peter.ReplyDelete
Amazing shot, Alan!ReplyDelete
I'd like to try this technique some day. ;-)
I just this week watched a documentary about the jail and Ned Kelly. Great shot and technique!ReplyDelete
Great shot and thankyou for the tip I'll be giving that one a go.ReplyDelete
That's one amazing trick. Wish I could do that with my kids some days;)ReplyDelete
Nice capture.
It works extra well on hyperactive kids, Dawn! The more they move, the more they disappear:-)ReplyDelete
Thanks to all of you for your kind comments. Just to be clear, it's the long exposure that works the magic, not the aperture (although you may need something like F22 to avoid over-exposing, depending on lighting conditions).
That is an awesome shot Alan!ReplyDelete
Nice work, a well balanced HDR seems so rare. I must visit the jail sometime, it's been years.ReplyDelete
Thanks Randy, thanks Andrew. Worth a visit to take a photo, at least.ReplyDelete
I have not been to the OMG since the early '70s Alan, so this is a gorgeous reminder. I too, will engage with the technique.ReplyDelete
Julie, to be honest, I thought $22 was a pretty hefty ticket price, if it hadn't been for the photographic appeal...ReplyDelete
I still have lots to learn about photography. All comments or constructive criticism are very welcome!