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Visual Learning: Happiness Is Where You Find It
Images, photos, and pictures stimulate the mind. For the viewer, they offer a chance to connect and question. They also offer potential for play and imagination, and pulling the observer into purposeful messages.
Most often, newspaper and magazine readers take a quick glance at photos and their captions. With this YES! lesson plan, you and your students can luxuriate—and pause—to truly understand an image, its message, and why it's interesting (or not).
Download this lesson plan as a PDF (130kb)
Step One: What do you notice? (before the facts)
Ask your students to make sense of the photograph by trusting their instincts of observation and inference. In doing so, the photograph offers possibilities and interpretations beyond a typical reading where the reader glances at the picture to reinforce their interpretation of the picture's title or caption. Do not introduce any facts, captions, or other written words outside of the image. You may hear: bread, toast, butter, holes, smile, face.
Step Two: What are you wondering? (thinking about the facts)
After you've heard what your students are noticing, you'll probably hear the peppering of questions: Is that a smiley face in the bread? Did someone carve the smiley face in the bread or was it really just there? Why is this a big deal? This is a good time to reveal the photo's caption, accompanying quote, and facts about the actual situation. Watch how the conversation shifts from what they believe to be true to discerning the facts about the photo.
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Ruth Kaiser, founder of the Spontaneous Smiley Project, sees smiley faces in everyday life: macaroni salad, playground equipment, tree branches, and sourdough bread.
Photo by Ruth Kaiser, from "Spontaneous Smiley Project" photo essay.
- Photo facts:
The Smiley Project has thousands of people worldwide photographing and posting the smiley faces they find in everyday objects. If the project had a single message, Kaiser says, it would be: "Pay attention, because all the time we're surrounded by stuff that's really great, and all kinds of reasons to be happy and thankful."
If it's happiness you're seeking, it's not the sunny Bahamas but Denmark where you'll find it. The University of Leicester study used 80,000 responses from people worldwide to create a world map of happiness. Denmark was number one, followed closely by Switzerland and Austria. The US was 23rd. Zimbabwe and Burundi were at the bottom.
Researchers continue to explore the effects of positive thinking and optimism on health. Health benefits include: increased life span, lower rates of depression, greater resistance to the common cold and reduced risk of death from cardiovascular disease.
Each American consumes, on average, 53 pounds of bread per year.
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READ :: Is Laughter the Best Medicine?
Step Three: What next? (jumping off the facts)
Learning more about a photo leads to bigger questions and an opportunity to discuss broader issues and perspectives.
- What things (objects, people, places, experiences, etc.) in your life make you feel happy or totally alive?
- How does going through struggle help us feel more happiness?
- What is the difference between being happy and being content? Which would you rather be?
- What percentage of your diet is grains (wheat, corn, rice, etc.)?
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Zend_Auth_Adapter_Doctrine_Table is an authentication adapter for Zend_Auth to use the Doctrine DBAL
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Zend Framework: Zend_Auth_Adapter_Doctrine_Table Component Proposal
Proposed Component Name
Developer Notes
Jason Eisenmenger
David A. Werner
Zend Liaison
Ralph Schindler
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Zend_Auth_Adapter_Doctrine_Table is an authentication adapter for Zend_Auth to use the Doctrine DBAL
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Zend_Auth_Adapter_Doctrine_Table is an authentication adapter for Zend_Auth to use the Doctrine DBAL
You may download the most up-to-date class here.
3. Component Requirements, Constraints, and Acceptance Criteria
- This component will provide the exact same functionality as Zend_Auth_Adapter_DbTable
- This component will support Doctrine's query conventions in the adapter methods.
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- Zend_Auth_Adapter_Interface
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This component is used exactly the same way as Zend_Auth_Adapter_DbTable, with the added functionality of using Doctrine's preferred way of casting names.
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- Milestone 2: Working prototype checked into the incubator supporting use cases #1, #2, ...
- Milestone 3: Working prototype checked into the incubator supporting use cases #3 and #4.
- Milestone 4: Unit tests exist, work, and are checked into SVN.
- Milestone 5: Initial documentation exists.
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- Zend_Auth_Adapter_Doctrine_Table
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While creating this, David and I realized that we could nearly directly copy the current DbTable with little modification. Which we ended up doing <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" /> There are probably a total of only 30 lines difference between the two without counting changing all instances of DbTable to Doctrine_Record.

This brings up the issue of alot of the code in both being extended from elsewhere, perhaps into a Zend_Auth_Adapter_Dbal.php or some such.

Jun 17, 2008

Looking good, but I would make the connection optional, since it's optional in most parts of Doctrine

Sep 01, 2008

Yeah, connection should be optional, and not the first parameter. In my opinion connection should be retrieved using $conn = Doctrine::getConnectionByTableName($tableName), if it is absolutely needed.

Sep 05, 2008

The connection parameter has been made optional, and follows Robin Skoglund's suggestion in an added getConnection() method.

Do you think this method should throw an exception rather than return null?

Or perhaps the exception should be thrown if null is returned during authentication?

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This proposal is accepted to the Zend Extras Incubator for development.

We would like to see the following concerns met:

This proposal and the proposal for Zend_Paginator_Adapter_Doctrine are combined into the ZendX_Doctrine namespace.

Name changed to ZendX_Doctrine_Auth_Adapter or ZendX_Doctrine_Auth_Adapter_DbTable

With this ZendX_Doctrine namespace, we would like to explore the possibility of allowing the top level class (presumably ZendX_Doctrine) to set up (bootstrap) this component for usage with doctrine- as well as checks to ensure that doctrine is available for use.

Mar 18, 2009

Hey Jason, what is the status of this proposal?

Mar 19, 2009

It's done/ready, tests need to be written. I was told to hold up because of a possible ZendX Doctrine library.

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I am having troubles using this adapter when password contains @ sign. Any thoughts there?


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The Bauer Vapor APX hockey is the premier stick in the Bauer Vapor stick line. Bauer has taken the foundation of the X60 hockey stick and combined it with the exceptional puck feel of the TotalOne hockey stick; creating their most technical advanced hockey stick to date.
The APX stick has picked up where the X60 left off and moved it into a whole new stratosphere of performance. The APX stick shares several features with the X60 stick such as: the high-grade TeXtreme carbon fiber, monocomp design (true one-piece construction), Intelli-sense shot technology (dual flex profile), Micro Feel II shaft dimensions (slightly smaller and rounded shaft dimensions).
One of the most significant new features to the APX stick is the new blade core. Bauer is using a patented dual density blade core for the ultimate combination of balance, feel, power, and performance. On the lower portion of the blade that has most of the contact with the puck Bauer has used an aramid reinforced epoxy core for an excellent puck feel. This material is similar to the power core 3 material that was used on the TotalOne stick. On the upper half of the blade Bauer has used the Aero Foam II which was featured on the X60 stick. The Aero Foam II helps decrease the overall weight as well as increases torsional stiffness to prevent blade deflection.
Bauer has also introduced a new resin they are using in the APX stick. This new resin has a lighter overall weight as well as offers superior durability to help lengthen the lifespan of the stick.
- Heritage: New
- Level of Player: Ideal for the advance to pro level player
- Construction: True one-piece
- Shaft Dimensions: Rounded corners/Double concavity
- Flex Point: Low kick
- Weight: 417 grams (based on PM9 curve, 87 flex)
- Construction:
- Lightweight TeXtreme® construction
- Monocomp technology to eliminate the connection point between blade and shaft offer unbelievable balance and responsive feel
- True one-piece design
- Allows the stick to react instantly
- More consistent flex profile because there are no overlaps in the design
- The player can transfer more energy with a faster release
- Saves weight
- Better balanced feel
- Flex Profile:
- Vapor premier dual taper - Features a secondary taper along the top/bottom surface decreasing torsional deflection for increased puck control and shot accuracy
- Intelli-Sense shot technology through advanced engineering the flex profile of the shaft can now sense the type of shot based on the positioning of the player's hands. This results in maximized loading for optimal performance on wrist or slap shots.
- Geometry:
- Micro feel II shaft - Rounded corners and double concave shaft walls allow the stick to fit comfortably in your hands, resulting in easier puck handling and superior control
- Grip: Smooth matted stick finish
- Blade:
- Pure Shot Blade Profile
- The optimized blade profile increase the connection point between the blade hosel transition of the stick' reducing the amount of blade deflection or twisting
- Improved blade control from improved shot accuracy
- Patented dual density blade core is the ultimate combination of balance, feel, power, and performance.
- Lower half features an aramid reinforced epoxy core for unmatched feel for the puck on pass reception and while stick handling
- Upper half features Aero Foam II core material that provides torsional stiffness to prevent blade deflection when shooting and decreases weight
- Pure Shot Blade Profile
- Flex: 77, 87, and 102
- Length: 60"
Comments: Blade:
My previous experience with the Vapor line of sticks was the X:60 and to be honest I was not the biggest fan of that model. Some of it might have been due to the fact that I had to buy it off a clearance rack in a pinch and they didn't have the curve I was using at the time (P88) so I had to settle for a PM9 which I just couldn't get used to. The other aspect of the X:60 I didn't like was that the blade played really pingy. Before deciding to venture back to the Vapor line I read up a lot on the reviews of the APX and found that the biggest improvement on the APX was using the same blade as the original TotalOne, a stick I had owned and liked the blade. The blade handles the puck much better than the X:60 and all the issues with puck bouncing off the blade are now a non-issue. I'll be honest though, having used the Nexus 1000 and NXG, the newer blade on those sticks I feel is a hair better than the blade that's on the APX.
From reading the reviews of this stick before purchasing it, the flex of the APX has seemed to be a common concern with the stick. The dual flex points take a while to get used to. From my experience, I was most heavily playing with a TotalOne NXG with the same stiffness and blade pattern, it takes some adjustment getting used to the dual kick points. While I my hand positioning for wrist shots and stickhandling was roughly the same, I had to place my bottom hand a bit lower for slap shots than I was used to doing on my NXG. The middle portion of the shaft is extremely rigid and if you don't grip at the right spot for the bottom flex point you'll end up with a pretty weak slapper. The shaft shape also takes a little while to get used to if you're coming from a traditional square shaped shaft. In my hands it feels a bit thinner than most square shafts.
Stickhandling/receiving passes:
Puck control is great with the stick. This is where I think the more rounded shaft shape comes into play, I just feel that I can make slightly more deft touches with the puck than the other types of Bauers.
I used to be more skeptical when it came to the advertisements about all the high end technology that was being used in sticks, even after I had owned a couple of the nicer models that were available. However, after using all 3 of the Bauer lines of sticks, I can say that in my experience the description of how each stick will affect your shot is pretty accurate. The higher kick point for wrist shots really helps get off very clean and crisp wristers.
I was a bit skeptical about this stick given my not so favorable experience with the X:60. However given that I had read about improvements to the blade and this time I was able to get this stick in the pattern I preferred along with the shaft texture I enjoy I was willing to give it a shot. I've certainly been won over by the APX. I certainly understand how people might be hesitant to try it given the dual flex points take a while to get used to. I wouldn't say that it's the best stick I've used, but I can see myself really enjoying playing with it for as long as it lasts.
From: Michael, CT
Comments: I first got into Bauer sticks by using the original TotalOne. Using that stick sold me on Bauer products. So when it was time to search for another stick I knew I wanted another Bauer. I could not be happier with the APX. I use a 87 flex P92 APX and the kick it produces on my shots is amazing. Even a simple snap shot seems so sail the puck with power and precision. Even slap shots are powerful with this stick, which surprised me since it is known more as a "quick release" stick. It is a great overall stick that has solidified my decision to go with Bauer.
From: Matthew, Modesto, CA
Comments: Im a beginner player and I have been using Warrior sticks. I was given a TotalOne by a friend which got me onto Bauer sticks. When I broke my Warrior I needed a new stick and decided to try the APX and it was the best decision I ever made. This stick is AMAZING!! First off it is super light and makes it so easy to stick handle with blistering speed. The shaft has a super smooth matte finish which feels great in your hands. It also has great subtel graphics that look so cool. The blade has kind of a rough feel which I dont think I utilize because I tape the whole blade but it is still a cool feature. The most important thing is that this stick shoots like no other stick. The Intelli-Sense shooting is amazing!!!!!!! I move my hands alot on my shaft and shoot from different heights and no matter where you hold it you get tons of whip out of the shaft. Whether you are a player that takes alot of slap shots or wrist shots this is the stick for you. After the first slap shot I took, I had the biggest grin on my face. This is by far the best stick I have ever use. Dont use anything else!!!! 10 out of 10!! 6 out of 5 stars.
From: Josh, Burlington, Vermont
Comments: Great stick! Light with perfect balance!
From: Austin, White, GA
Comments: I just got this stick a week ago and have loved everything about it! It has a great feel to the stick and love the taper on the shaft! The stick also offers a great feel to your shot and the puck fly's of the blade really nicley! If you are looking for a stick that is good I would highly recommend this stick it is a great stick and is a good price also!
From: Skylar
Comments: These are great shoulder pads for female players who want protection without he bulk. They are nice and lightweight, with great mobility. Also, because of the way the pads contour, they fit great around the chest area. Not easily accomplished with most shoulder pads.
From: Matt
Comments: This stick is great if your looking to improve your stickhandeling and velocity.Plus this is a very easily loaded stick you lean a bit in the stick and shot flys off.THIS IS INSANE !!! The durability of the stick is issue tho. The blade is like butter. Broke one after 3 months of use.
From: sam
Comments: I've been using this stick for a year and it held up pretty well so far. Things that you will notice IMMEDIATELY when holding this stick is definitely the weight and balance, they are ridiculously amazing. Being very lightweight, you will be able to stickhandle faster and your wrist/snap shot release will be significantly quicker. I think Bauer did a fantastic job in designing the APX as a twig for snipers. If your game is quick snap/wristers and stickhandling then this is the perfect stick for you. However, for the power players or players looking for a more all around stick (like me), the APX might not be the best choice. For me, slapshots are decent with this stick, sure I lost some velocity compared to mid-kick sticks but nothing too significant. The real problem was one-timers. You will feel instantly that the blade torques too much when trying to do a one-timer off of a hard pass especially if you are a big powerful guy with a powerful shot, resulting in power loss and/or flubby shots. You can address this issue by going a flex higher but that would mean sacrificing your wristers. So, if you're a sniper and rarely or never takes one-timers then this is probably the most reliable stick on the market at the moment, definitely get them.
From: Michael
Comments: Very nice stick. Extremely light as are a lot of high end sticks. Checked into boards and it cracked in two places - mid shaft and near the blade. Only had it for a month. Leery of getting another one as it was new thus pricey. Really have never had that happened to my other sticks including Bauer vapor X60(apx seems lighter but if less durable, not a good tradeoff)
From: Charles, Ohio
Comments: This is by far an incredible stick. As soon as i got it i almost immediately
noticed the feel of it. Its so lightweight, which makes it that much easier
to stickhandle. The dual kickpoints on the stick along with the pop is what
tops it off though. If your looking for a stick with feel, but also a lot of
power in your shot, this is the stick for you. I loved the x:60, and I love
the apx even more! Bauer did a fantastic job, 5 out of 5 stars!
From: Ronnie, PA, USA
Comments: Incredible twig. Lightweight, agile, and full of pop. I've been hitting the net a whole lot more with the Bauer APX. Very similar to my x60 so you can't go wrong with it. The blade is great too. Havent broken one yet, which is great cuz I take alot of faceoffs and shots. Two thumbs up, ten outta ten!
From: Luke, PA, USA
Comments: I totally love this stick. I coming from playing with a Sherwood RM19 2 piece stick. The Sherwood was a great slap shot stick but I am forward and donÕt take nearly that many slap shots. I switch over to the APX about a month ago and I am totally hooked. The stick is extremely lite and at first thought was this is not going to hold up but it has. Due to how lite this stick is you can make better stickhandling moves. I am a left handed shot so I picked up Kane 87 flex. The lower flex of this stick has greatly improve my wrist and snap shot. The power the comes from the low kick point will sure add some MPH to you shot. My passing and shooting has improved due to the feel and feedback the APX delivers to your hands. With other lite sticks I used in the past you would get a dead hollow feel when the puck would hit your stick but no of that happens with the APX. The way Bauer designed this stick it almost feels like you are directly connected to the puck.
From: Chad, Morganville, NJ USA
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The Bauer Vapor APX 2 Hockey Stick is the flagship model in the Bauer Vapor Stick Line. This APX 2 turns back the clock to offer a completely redesigned blade that has a similar construction and feel to the classic X60 stick, and is much improved from the previous APX blade. Setting this stick above the rest, the APX2 utilizes unique features such as the TeXtreme Carbon Fiber, Monocomp construction and eLAStech Technology. The Senior Stick length is 60" and is available in 77, 87, and 102 flex with a clear stick finish.
The Bauer Vapor APX 2 Grip Hockey Stick is the flagship model in the Bauer Vapor Stick Line. This APX 2 turns back the clock to offer a completely redesigned blade that has a similar construction and feel to the classic X60 stick, and is much improved from the previous APX blade. Setting this stick above the rest, the APX2 utilizes unique features such as the TeXtreme Carbon Fiber, Monocomp construction and eLAStech Technology. The Senior Stick length is 60" and is available in 77, 87, and 102 flex with a Griptac (grip) finish.
The Bauer Vapor APX 2 LE Hockey Stick offers the same great performance as the standard APX2 but with a cool brushed-metal look. This Limited Edition APX 2 uses an all-new and redesigned Aero-Sense Blade Core that gives players awesome puck feel and pop. Bauer also integrated their signature eLASTech Resin™, TeXtreme Carbon™ and Moncomp Construction Technologies to make for one of the lightest a well balanced and durable stick. The Senior Stick length is 60" and is available in 77, 87, and 102 flex with a clear, matte stick finish.
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Malibu Media, LLC v. John Doe subscriber assigned IP address 18.104.22.168
Filing 27
ORDER striking Exhibit C from complaint; counsel for plaintiff ordered to pay sanctions in amount of $200; stay lifted; plaintiff has 90 days to take discovery and accomplish service; plaintiff may contact any Doe household identified through ISP information. Signed by District Judge William M. Conley on 9/10/2013. (voc)
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN OPINION AND ORDER MALIBU MEDIA LLC, MALIBU MEDIA, LLC, Plaintiff, v. 13-cv-205-wmc JOHN DOE subscriber assigned IP address 126.96.36.199 Defendant. Plaintiff, v. 13-cv-318-wmc JOHN DOE subscriber assigned IP address 184.108.40.206 Defendant. MALIBU MEDIA LLC, MALIBU MEDIA, LLC, Plaintiff, 13-cv-207-wmc v. JOHN DOE subscriber assigned IP address 220.127.116.11 Defendant. Plaintiff, v. 13-cv-319-wmc JOHN DOE subscriber assigned IP address 184.108.40.206 Defendant. MALIBU MEDIA LLC, MALIBU MEDIA, LLC, Plaintiff, 13-cv-208-wmc v. JOHN DOE subscriber assigned IP address 22.214.171.124 Defendant. Plaintiff, v. 13-cv-320-wmc JOHN DOE subscriber assigned IP address 184.108.40.206 Defendant. MALIBU MEDIA LLC, MALIBU MEDIA, LLC, Plaintiff, v. 13-cv-209-wmc JOHN DOE subscriber assigned IP address 22.214.171.124 Defendant. Plaintiff, v. 13-cv-321-wmc JOHN DOE subscriber assigned IP address 22.214.171.124 Defendant. MALIBU MEDIA LLC, MALIBU MEDIA LLC, Plaintiff, 13-cv-315-wmc v. JOHN DOE subscriber assigned IP address 220.127.116.11 Defendant. MALIBU MEDIA LLC, v. 13-cv-317-wmc JOHN DOE subscriber assigned IP address 220.127.116.11 Defendant. Plaintiff, v. 13-cv-322-wmc JOHN DOE subscriber assigned IP address 188.8.131.52 Defendant. On May 28, 2013, Magistrate Judge Crocker ordered plaintiff Malibu Media to show cause why this court should not issue Rule 11(b) sanctions for its regular practice of attaching an apparently unrelated and embarrassing "Exhibit C" to the complaints in each of the above-captioned copyright infringement cases. (Order (dkt. #6).) Specifically, each of these exhibits purports to include titles of other movies not subject to plaintiff's copyright, but downloaded by the as yet anonymous defendant and chosen by plaintiff to embarrass and harass to leverage settlement. While plaintiff offers at least colorable justifications for attaching these lists, the court is unconvinced, concluding that the intent was to harass and intimidate defendants into early settlements by use of the salacious nature of others' materials, rather than the merit of its own copyright claims. Accordingly, the court will sanction plaintiff's counsel $200 per case. BACKGROUND In recent months, plaintiff Malibu Media, a purveyor of so-called adult films, has joined many others in bringing lawsuits in federal courts against anonymous defendants, who are alleged to own internet addresses associated with the unlawful distribution of copyrighted materials by use of an online "BitTorrent protocol" service in violation of federal copyright law 17 U.S.C. §§ 101 et seq. See TCYK v. Does 1-13, 13-cv-296-wmc (dkt. #14). Apparently, the lewd and obscene nature of the graphic titles and content are enough to persuade many initially anonymous defendants to reach early settlements out of fear of being "outed" should the lawsuit proceed. See Malibu Media, LLC v. Reynolds, 2013 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 31288 at *18-23 (discussing cases that have recognized 2 the power of lawsuits alleging illegal downloading of pornographic movies "to shame defendants into settlement agreements where they may otherwise have a meritorious defense"). In each of the lawsuits at issue here, Malibu Media and its counsel chose not to rely on the relatively tame names given its own pornographic material downloaded by defendants, but instead attached to the complaint an "Exhibit C," comprising a list of the numerous other files downloaded to that targeted address via BitTorrent in the preceding several months. Malibu Media concedes it holds no copyright on any of these other downloaded files listed in "Exhibit C," meaning they have no direct relevance to its own copyright claims. Particularly troubling to the court, the list on Exhibit C consistently includes far more disturbing lewd, unusual and unredacted titles of pornographic films allegedly also downloaded by the defendant than those belonging to plaintiff. For example, Malibu Media titles include "Red Satin," "Dreams Come True" and "Tuesday Morning," while the titles in Exhibit C include "[Bestiality] Young Blond … Dog (www.sickporn.in)," "Lada.Nice … Young.Girl" and "Dirty … Stories 5." This pattern repeats itself between the titles copyrighted by plaintiff in Exhibit B and those for which plaintiff holds no copyright in Exhibit C for each of the eleven cases captioned above. Recognizing that the attachment serves no pleading purpose and appears calculated principally to harass defendants in violation of Fed. R. Civ. P. 11(b), Judge Crocker issued an order to show cause why counsel should not be sanctioned. Amicus Electronic Frontier Foundation ("EFF") got wind of this order and, given its unique insights and interests, received this court's permission to file its own brief in support of 3 sanctions. Malibu Media responded directly to Judge Crocker's initial order to show cause and was allowed to file a separate brief in opposition to EFF's amicus submission. OPINION I. Justification for Attaching "Exhibits C" Plaintiff's counsel vigorously defends the decision to monitor and compile the entire BitTorrent history for a suspect IP address, explaining its legitimate litigation purposes. What counsel has failed to explain, however, is good reason for ever filing a comprehensive and unfiltered list of downloads in the public record, much less as an attachment to the original complaint. Plaintiff's proffered reasons for submitting the list as an attachment to the complaint can be summarized in four points, though none survive scrutiny. First, plaintiff maintains that experience from previous lawsuits has taught it that the defendant IP address owner will often protest that someone else (a houseguest, neighbor, hacker, etc.) committed the infringing acts using the defendant's Internet service. Malibu Media contends that attaching a detailed list of distributed materials to the complaint will either (1) demonstrate the futility of raising the "not me" defense by showing a catalog of downloaded files that can all be matched with the defendant's lifestyle and hobbies; or (2) provide additional details about the Internet use that will allow an innocent defendant to pinpoint the person responsible for the copyright infringement. By showing the strength of its hand at the outset, therefore, Malibu Media 4 would appear to be pursuing legitimate litigation goals: acquiescence from the guilty and assistance from the innocent. The problem lies in the fact that Malibu Media could achieve these same results by pleading that it has a much more comprehensive list of materials and, if a defendant refuses to acquiesce or assist, providing the actual list to him or her directly and confidentially. Malibu Media v. Tashiro, 2013 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 125897 at *7. Even if one accepts Malibu Media's contention that attaching it to the complaint is more efficient because it achieves the same result in one step, this does not explain its failure: (1) to file the exhibit under seal or (2) redact the most salacious and embarrassing titles. Not only would this avoid the obvious risk of extorting unreasonable settlements, it would be consistent with the rules of evidence, which almost certainly would exclude on prejudice grounds the admissibility of any of these outrageous titles, whatever marginal, probative value they may arguably have. Nothing is gained by filing this document publicly in unredacted form, except to harass and embarrass defendants into early settlements. Second, Malibu Media says that the list lends "detail" to the complaint, insuring against a potential Rule 12(b)(6) motion to dismiss for failure to plead a plausible claim under Rule 8(a)(2). This argument is specious. As decisions by this and other federal courts underscore, the complaints filed are easily specific enough to survive a motion to dismiss on plausibility grounds without the addition of Exhibit C. Indeed, Malibu Media concedes that in all of the cases it has filed it "has never had a case dismissed pursuant to 5 Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(b)(6)" with or without the attachment of an exhibit of this kind. (Dkt. #18, at 18.) Equally disingenuous, Malibu expresses concern that it may actually face Rule 11 sanctions if it does not attach a list of additional copyright violations. For this dubious proposition, counsel points to a case from the Central District of California -- Ingenuity 13, LLC v. John Doe, 12-cv-8333-ODW, CM/ECF 48. Unlike every case before this court, the plaintiff in Ingenuity did not sue the owner of the IP address associated with the copyright infringement, but instead named another person in the same household. The judge criticized the plaintiff for failing to allege a reasonable basis for singling out that particular defendant. In such a situation, there would at least be an arguable reason to attach a list of downloads that tended to support the likelihood that the individuallyname defendant was indeed the cause of the infringement (e.g., a Notre Dame graduate who downloaded every one of its copyrighted football broadcasts), but this provides no reason for including even more embarrassing titles than those copyrighted by Malibu Media itself. Moreover, there is no similar concern in the mine run of cases, where the owner of the IP address is the defendant's alone, as is alleged here. If anything, plaintiff counsel's third and fourth justifications have even less merit than the first two. Malibu Media argues that in "making Exhibit C a part of the complaints, defendants must either admit or deny the allegations" and a "denial will enable [Malibu Media] to impeach a defendant later in the case." Similarly, Malibu Media argues that because pleadings frame the boundaries of discovery, more expansive pleadings will allow for more expansive discovery. Both of these arguments are belied by 6 the fact that the complaints expressly state that the "Copyrights-in-Suit are solely limited to content owned by Plaintiff as outlined in Exhibit B" and that "Exhibit C is provided for evidentiary purposes only." (See, e.g., 13-cv-205-wmc, dkt. #1, at ¶23.) Based on this allegation -- the only time Exhibit C is ever mentioned in the complaint -- a defendant need not "admit or deny" any aspect of Exhibit C. If anything, plaintiff counsel's pleading seems intent on keeping Exhibit C out of the substantive pleadings. Even if there were merit in either excuse, they would be readily addressed by serving a less public request to admit and relying on the already-expansive definition of permissible discovery under Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(b), rather than outrageous disclosures of little or no relevance and obvious prejudice in a public exhibit to the complaint. II. Lack of Intent to Harass Even if attaching "Exhibit C" was unnecessary to further any litigation goals (other than harassing defendants into early settlement), Malibu Media maintains that the decision to do so was at the very least reasonable and not motivated by ill intent. To this end, Malibu Media has filed a declaration of one of its owners expressly attesting to the fact that "Exhibit C is not attached to complaints for the purpose of harassing defendant." (Dkt. #18-2, at 3.) Counsel further points out that Malibu Media has never opposed a defendant's motion to proceed anonymously, suggesting that this is strong evidence weighing against any inference that attaching Exhibit C was part of a campaign to harass or extort. 7 While the court agrees with Malibu Media that there is only circumstantial evidence of ill intent, Malibu Media's denials do not pass the smell test, and any denial of improper motive by its counsel does not pass the laugh test. For the reasons described above, there exists no good basis upon which a reasonable attorney -- subject to the ethical rules and restrictions of Rule 11 -- could conclude that attachment of Exhibit C to a complaint "for evidentiary purposes only" served any legitimate purpose at that stage of the litigation. Rule 11 provides in pertinent part: By presenting to the court a pleading, written motion, or other paper -- whether by signing, filing, submitting, or later advocating it -- an attorney or unrepresented party certifies that to the best of the person's knowledge, information, and belief, formed after an inquiry reasonable under the circumstances: (1) it is not being presented for any improper purpose, such as to harass, cause unnecessary delay, or needlessly increase the cost of litigation . . . Fed. R. Civ. P. 11(b). The Seventh Circuit has previously explained that "it is not enough that the attorneys' subjective belief and purpose are innocent; it is also necessary that such mental state be based upon reasonable inquiry, objectively analyzed, into the basis for the facts alleged and into the law." Harlyn Sales Corp. Profit Sharing Plan v. Kemper Fin. Serv's, Inc. 9 F.3d 1263, 1270 (7th Cir. 1993). Accordingly, even if this court is unable to conclude definitively that the attorney subjectively thought that he or she was engaging in harassment, sanctions may be warranted where an objectively reasonable attorney should know that: (1) there is no real need to take a given litigation action; and (2) the action would substantially harass or embarrass the opposing party. 8 Sanctions are an extreme measure in any case. As the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals explained in FDIC v. Tekfen Construction and Installation Co., Inc., 847 F.2d 440 (7th Cir. 1988): While the Rule 11 sanction serves an important purpose, it is a tool that must be used with utmost care and caution. Even where, as here, the monetary penalty is low, a Rule 11 violation carries intangible costs for the punished lawyer or firm. A lawyer's reputation for integrity, thoroughness and competence is his or her bread and butter. We may not impugn the reputation without carefully analyzing the legal and factual sufficiency of the arguments. Id. at 444. Even so, these internet copyright infringement cases already give off an air of extortion, albeit legitimate since (at least as alleged) each "John Doe" defendant did violate plaintiff's copyrights. (Order (dkt. #6) pp. 2-3.) Counsel enforcing these rights for purveyors of pornographic films (even "classy" ones) by suing initially anonymous defendants must already be aware that these cases are fraught with circumstances that could embarrass the putative defendant should they become public and strongly influence his or her decision to settle even a meritless suit just to make the case go away before being publicly associated with their client's film. Id. This should be enough. The court's subpoena power may not be leveraged further by counsel to force earlier, larger settlements through explicit references to the alleged misuse of even more outrageous or potentially embarrassing materials copyrighted by a non-client. Accordingly, a sanction will be issued against plaintiff's named counsel and her law firm, jointly, for each time Exhibit C was attached to a complaint and publicly filed in this court. 9 ORDER IT IS ORDERED that: 1) in its current form, Exhibit C is struck from the complaint in each of the above-captioned cases and counsel for plaintiff Malibu Media, Inc. is sanctioned $200 in each of the above captioned cases for a total of $2,200, to be paid to the clerk of court; 2) the stays previously entered in each of these cases are lifted; 3) Malibu Media may have an additional ninety (90) days to take discovery from ISPs and accomplish service in each of these cases, although no further extension will be granted absent good cause shown; and 4) plaintiff may now communicate or contact any Doe household it has identified through ISP information Entered this 10th day of September, 2013. BY THE COURT: /s/ __________________________________ WILLIAM M. CONLEY District Judge 10


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I'm thankful for The Philadelphia Eagles, cold beer, my 55" flat screen, a good steak, the DVR, macadamia nuts, Hawaii Five-O and anything that drives Selena crazy...
I'm thankful for the NFL Sunday Ticket and the Red Zone Channel as well as the Multi View NCAAF channel and the way that DCTC's Amy Jo keeps Piper in awe for hours...
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by Eric Petersen
posted Nov 13 2014 12:11PM
I feel the need to talk with you a bit about
From the outside a choice is the simple and common act of
deciding on something
seems pretty mundane… you choose an option every second of everyday almost. Choices are usually tiny and require little thought or time to consider, they are done and over in a second and we barely know we've made a choice.
Choices like: should I eat in or take out or glance at that person, walk a bit faster or sit on this chair; simple, fast and usually uneventful… but the choices I am speaking of are the ones that seem small but are anything but.
I think it's important to first say that
the choices you make for yourself today will dictate the very life you'll be living tomorrow
. Remember that!
What you choose to do today will alter the best laid plan you may have for yourself in the future, maybe even your immediate future.
-You promised yourself you'd lose weight (and you plan on it) but eating the super-sized meal today is what you chose to do.
-You knew that if you were late to work one more time you'd get fired but you stayed out till 3am last night and couldn't get up anyhow.
-Your spouse will be very mad if you don't help with the laundry but going to the mall today was what you ended up doing! Etc.
This week marked the passing of a friend that had made so many bad choices in his existence that he felt certain that his future was doomed, and he ultimately took his own life. His choice to do so has sent a ripple effect through the family he left behind, a precious 4 year old daughter, the woman who truly loved him, his circle of stunned friends, and the community that he lived in. In truth he was a kind hearted man, yet he felt that the telling truth, and the act of doing the right thing, was just too boring and instead chose to inflate himself and his image through grandiose lies, as well as dodge his creditors and all his responsibilities. His denial of making the correct choices in life led to his inability to see things clearly at all… his tangled up life, that was easily fixable, was of no value to him -and he ultimately chose to end it.
Sad… but the life choices we make can and will do irreparable damage.
So now I ask you: What choice will you make today that will move you closer to your dreams? Will you admit that you need to make changes to get there, or will you lie and disguise the depth that you fallen to again? Will you walk confidently in the direction of your dreams or will you cower to the fear of the unknown?
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In an effort to begin getting in shape I have started walking a 3+ mile route around the neighborhood where we live. On Sunday I set out on what would be a walk that would teach me a life lesson as well as get me closer to cardiovascular health.
I put on comfy (gym style) clothes, an appropriate wind breaker, laced up my new pair of Nike Shox and began my trip around the berg, but as I stepped off the curb something instantly was wrong. Inside my left sneaker was something that was just big enough to make it uncomfortable to walk. The trouble was that it also was almost bearable enough to just let it stay there. I was torn, because I really didn't want to stop and remove my shoe in the middle of a country road, plus I had a little bit of momentum built up that I didn't want to interrupt, so I walked on hoping it would soon become a
… it didn't.
About a quarter of a mile into my journey I begrudgingly stopped, leaned against a tree, unlaced the Nike and removed the shoe, in an effort to remove whatever it was that was bugging me. I expected it to be the size of a boulder, it had to be right? Any item inside your shoe that keeps you from being able to move in comfort must be massive, I thought.
I slipped the sneaker off and tilted it toward me so that whatever it was would roll into my view… as it did, I peered into the shoe, only to be amazed at how, what I could only describe as,
the pain causing item actually was. It turned out that my "
was in fact a tiny metal ball bearing that must've come from a broken toy of Piper's that had flown into my nearby sneaker. It was SO small that it was barely visible at all! I took it out, tossed it into the leaves, and began again to tread onward.
As I now was walking it was noticeably better and much more pleasant to move forward. I walked faster and it seemed almost like to steps were easier and more positive. My mood seemed to lighten and I began to look around me at the passing scenery as opposed to thinking about what was causing me pain in my every step.
Then it hit me…
What little thing was in my life that was causing me pain?
What was I was just
dealing with
instead of removing from my life?
What was bugging me that I no longer
to tolerate?
What was slowing me down and keeping me from being happy and enjoying my journey through this world?
What seemed SO huge, that was no doubt
, was distracting me from moving on?
And- How more miles would I have to travel in this world to finally get it out of my life?
Serious questions provoked by a tiny annoyance, but a great lesson learned.
So, ask yourself if there's a proverbial
rock in your shoe
as you're living your life. Consider the idea of ridding yourself of the things that cause you pain, and how positive you'll feel as a result. The choice is yours to walk on in comfort or not… but, why walk with a rock in your shoe?
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posted Oct 16 2014 12:12PM
I did a bit on the show this week where I asked people to briefly tell me about what changes have happened in the last 5 years of their lives… it was astonishing!
For starters it was amazing how many calls I got! Dozens of people with powerful stories about overcoming obstacles, gaining success and finding great improvement in their lives… but there was also people who told us of great setbacks, hardships and failures they'd incurred in the past half-decade, yet all of them ended their calls with a positive look at the future, and if nothing else, all had a determined will to win over the odds that may have seemed almost insurmountable.
I sat there a bit in awe. I honestly had thought that the topic would be a "risky" considering the fragile state of the average person's mindset these days. I expected the worst and instead got a pleasant surprise!
I also couldn't help but drift off to remember the person I had been five years ago and consequently sit in disbelief of how different my world is now as opposed to then.
Five years ago I was taking full care of my mother (who was in ill health), I drove a PT Cruiser, I was in a dysfunctional and toxic relationship, lived in an unfinished house and not only had no pets, but had no desire to have one (not to mention two or four), oh, and I was not even a member of the morning show that I now co-host.
Half a decade later all of that is changed… I am in a totally finished and beautiful home, drive a Chevy Colorado, I have a job that most people (even those in the radio biz) would love to have, I am the proud father of a cat- a dog- and two fish, I adore a five year old that keeps me on my best behavior daily, and in December I'll stand on a beach in South Carolina and commit my life to her mother, my soul mate, as she becomes my wife.
Wanna make yourself smile?... Take a moment and think now about where you were ONLY five years ago… you may be surprised how far you've come, or maybe you'll get a very clear picture of what you need to change to start moving forward, but for better or worse, I hope that the next five will be equally as awesome, for both of us!
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by Eric Petersen
posted Sep 19 2014 12:32PM
In a matter of days we will be setting sail for the Eastern Caribbean on the AAA North Penn/ Froggy101 cruise. This will be my 8
cruise and I can't explain to you how excited and (honestly) deserving Erika and I are about this pending break.
We actually had to prepare ourselves for an extremely challenging twelve month stretch as 2014 began, and it has not only been challenging but this year has been downright overwhelming. Honestly, we have succeeded in doing some of the biggest things that a couple can in their entire lives (moving, merging houses, changing jobs, fixing/ renovating a house, putting a child into school for her 1
year, getting married) and all in one year!!! If we had decided to add: start a business and have a baby, to the list we would've achieved the complete list of marital milestone accomplishments and have no more big things left to do. JEEZ!
The old Jonas Salk adage states that: "The reward for work well done is the opportunity to do more"… and I am honored to be able to do what I do, but there is also a quote that says: "Vacation used to be a luxury, however, in today's world, it has become a necessity."
Don't misunderstand me; I constantly challenge myself to
be better
, and to
achieve the next level
, but from the 25
of September to the 4
of October my fiancé and I will be unavailable!
Sure you can call but the phone won't work were we'll be…
and that's just fine with both of us.
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by Eric Petersen
posted Sep 12 2014 12:07PM
When I was growing up my parents simply never considered the idea of a dog as a pet in our house. Dogs, let's face it, are more work than cats, fish, snakes, hamsters and a substantial list of other pets you could consider, so they purposely dodged the question when I asked them if we could get a dog.
Fast forward to now and the day that my fiancé Erika told me of her plans for adopting a dog (a large one at that)… I was totally against it. She and I both had small places that a large dog would be a menace to live with, and in a short amount of time we would be merging into one small place and the dog would be even more cramped! We live fairly stress free lives and, in my opinion, adding a dog meant no more nights out or weekends away without the constant thought of how, or who, would take care of the dog!
But honestly, one of my biggest sticking points was that I had a very well behaved and peaceful cat that I shared my life with named Butler, whom would no doubt be less than thrilled to surrender a percentage of his domain to a K9 of any size, most especially one that weighed in at 80+ pounds!
My fear of their meeting was monumental, and I remember the day that Endo & Butler met for the first time… it wasn't pretty. To Butler the invasion was similar to that of when Hitler occupied France! Here was this massive, hulking, dominant force that was immovable and was seemingly thrust upon him, and he wasn't leaving any time soon… his nerve and ego were in a state of shock and his only logical move was a retreat for higher ground (on top of the kitchen cabinets).
But a pretty miraculous thing started to happen shortly after
the occupation
(as Butler calls it) happened, he started to warm up to the big headed, dog faced, black mutt, in truth we all did.
Endo is a boxer-pit bull mix and his mode of operation is to
love you to death
. He's constantly in need of affection, will lick your face or any other extremity (feet, leg, hands, ear, etc.) at his access to get your attention, truly believes at 8 years old that he is still a 2 pound
puppy/ lap dog
, and honestly loves Butler and his companionship to death!
They aren't "the best of friends" just yet, but there are signs that show the possibility of a cuddle buddy relationship on the horizon… and don't worry, I'll post those pics ASAP! J
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by Eric Petersen
posted Sep 5 2014 12:01PM
Moving is tough… really tough, but the real challenge is where all the stuff you've moved is going to be put now that it's in the house!
Erika and I sat on the couch, exhausted and covered in sweat between boxes and boxes of freshly moved items, and just tried to imagine where it all would was going to fit. What seemed among the impossible was the thought of all of it disappearing into orderly places.
I have a relatively small place with
not enough closets
to fit
and I had just brought the entire collection of worldly possessions of not one but two females into it, for the foreseeable future.
There were 5 wardrobe boxes filled with both clothes and shoes, ten large boxes of everything from towels & blankets to pans & pictures, and then there was everything else: lamps, couches, books, tables, canned food, old records, shoes (lots of shoes), etc., but above all else there was toys…. loads and loads of toys.
I had to remind myself, box after box after box, that fate and circumstance had required us to move into this home as opposed to moving into the one we had intended to build, but that didn't make the bitter and overwhelming feeling of total and complete disorganization any easier to handle.
I know that in time, no doubt sooner that we think, it will all be filed, folded , sorted and stored… but there in the midst of what seemed like an three day episode of
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… it was inconceivable.
The conclusion we've come to: We hate moving!
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by Eric Petersen
posted Aug 22 2014 12:00PM
On Wednesday I was sitting in the Lackawanna Trail Elementary school gym, listening to the principal Kelly speak to the parents of the incoming class of 2027, and I began to think of how awesome it was that I was going to be helping a little girl to become an adult. Man, what amazing changes have happened to my life.
If you'd have told me a decade ago that I would be in a "parental" position today, not to mention that I'd like it as much as I do, I would've laughed in your face. Piper and I have known each other for a little over 3 years now, but the alterations that she (and her mom) has made in the very man that I am have been astounding.
I remember well the
"Things That I
Absolutely Will Not Do… Ever"
list that I had established for my life, it was written in stone and I would dictate the items on it verbatim to anyone who wished to hear them.
I will never have a job that will force me to wake up at an unreasonable time… plenty of other employment options to choose from with a normal start time.
I will never drive a pickup truck… I don't need one
I will never date a woman named Erika… too hokey.
I will never work in radio… TV is more my style.
I will never date a woman with a child… just because.
The items on that list seemed pretty concrete to me at the time, and I laugh to think of how I truly believed that they were going to remain the commandments that I'd live by… but that was then.
As the years have slowly ticked off I have watched in disbelief as each so called
item of the "
Things That I
Absolutely Will Not Do… Ever
" list began to fall, and my life became better as a result.
When you're in your teens and early twenties you truly have the incredibly convoluted notion that you
absolutely know it all
, and there is nobody and no thing that will convince you otherwise; strangely it wasn't until the day that I said to myself, out loud, "God, please help me, I really have no idea at all of what I'm doing in this world" that I began to learn any of the answers that would be of help. I am convinced it was on that day, when I uttered those words, that I began growing up.
Today I woke up at 3:10am, kissed my fiancé named Erika and her daughter Piper, and drove to my radio job… in my pickup. Astounding.
The lessons Piper will learn and the experiences she will be a part of in her school career are the things that will influence her entire life, and knowing that I had to share one of the most influential lessons that I have ever learned, and hopefully one that she learns a lot sooner than I did: Never Say Never!
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by Eric Petersen
posted Aug 7 2014 12:07PM
When Harrison Ford in an interview was asked about
how he dealt with fame
he had an interesting answer: "You seldom see or hear it in front of you… you hear it around you, and behind you". To me that was an odd response, but I remember the day that I found out exactly what he meant.
We had been invited to a fundraising event as guests, not "celebrity guests" or performers, and that was a bonus to me. It was to be an evening out that had nothing to do with my work. Don't get me wrong I love what I do, and I do a lot of it, but when we are given a chance to
just chill
and simply enjoy a night out (without a work commitment of any description) it's a rare gift!
The event was in the backstage area at the Scranton Cultural Center, and as we entered we did so with a relaxed sense of peace. Our friends had held a couple seats for us, and our timing was unusually perfect. The crowd, however, in the entry way was oddly large and rather dense, so getting from the door to our table would pose a challenge of sorts.
As we pierced the outer edge of the massive herd of party goers to head towards our seats I said "excuse us please"… in response three people turned to look with a sort
in their glace. They said nothing but slid gently apart and held their gaze as we passed. I will admit that most of their attention was focused on Erika, as it should be, but the mood of the moment had changed somehow as we pressed on.
Then it happened, my moment of clarity… the three
were behind us and as we were moving briskly away from them I heard one of them say to the other two "That's the morning guy from Froggy", and just like he'd described in the interview, the small amount of fame I have attained revealed itself to me… not from in front of me, but from the side and behind me.
We stopped, said hello, took some pics and spent several minutes chatting up a trio of great people. I came away from that brief interaction feeling like I'd made a couple of new friends… but I couldn't help but wonder what it must be like for a guy like Harrison Ford, who's attained worldwide fame, to attempt a date night and fail at
I am more grateful than you can understand for every ounce of recognition I receive. I never find it an inconvenience to say hello or shake a hand with a listener of the show, or any Froggy fan for that matter… ever, but I did learn what it feels like to have a person briefly hold you in a higher place, to be somewhat intimidated to speak to you directly, and to hear the background voice of fame talking… but this time it was about me.
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The "roads to hell" are here in NEPA!!!
by Eric Petersen
posted Aug 1 2014 11:23AM
There are few things on this earth that I claim to hate… but one of them is the roads of NEPA!
The driving in this state is abhorred, and year after year, as I continue sailing down the byways of the Keystone State I am less and less inclined to believe it'll ever be anything but that!
From the potholes to the heaving concrete, the crumbling road shoulders to the dilapidated signage, there is no joy in traveling from place to place here; but this week I saw the last straw thrown onto the camel's back… the state approved the install of my
personal favorite road pain in the ass
: "tar & chips"! Let me explain.
The stretch of road that separates Erika house from mine (Rt. 107) was a road that could have easily fit in well to a war zone! Regular air raid bombings could only produce more damage than was visible on that 14 mile stretch of highway for the past 8-10 years. Well a miracle happened, as the macadam God's smiled on us and a crew of yellow trucks delivered miles of fresh black smoothness to the
gateway to my fiancé's house
, and Rt. 107 got a new and flawless layer of paving last year. Sadly, that was LAST YEAR!
Fast forward to yesterday and the disaster that is Rt.107 now… (see the attached picture).
"Tar & chips" is a process where by a huge spray truck applies a generous layer of hot sticky tar to the flat (usually flawless) road surface and then another truck spills an equally massive amount of crushed gravel (dusty, dirty and most of it not adhering to the tar) on top of it. It then is brushed over by a vehicle that I can only describe as a
street sweeper from hell
that pushes the excess to the ditch. In about a week the
street sweeper from hell
does an additional pass, and the job is considered complete.
The problem is that during the week that spans from
application day
to the
final sweep day
, it is up to the cars and trucks that travel that road to compact the chips into the tar, and during that process your vehicle is treated to a covering of dust, clanking gravel smashing under your fender wells, slippery stone filled travel lanes, and a shower of the same gravel flying over your vehicle from the drivers (just as pissed as you are) traveling the same road at a speed that sprays your car with military precision!
May I now ask: What in the name of the good Lord almighty above are you doing PennDot?! Why, when you do your best work, do you find it necessary to cover it? Why have you ever so consistently done this on the roads I frequent? Why is it that you have no respect for those of us who own black vehicles and wish them to remain clean and free of paint chips?!! WHY?!!!!
Dang it!
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Corbin Sleeveless Cowl Sweater
Soft and sleeveless with the most dramatic cowl collar—it flatters and frames the neckline.
- Length: 25" to 29".
- 53% cotton, 42% nylon, 5% rabbit hair.
- Machine wash, cold. Imported.
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