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The famous Middle English poem by an anonymous Northern England poet is beautifully translated by fellow poet Simon Armitage. This audiobook features a brilliant reading of the translation by Bill Wallis; as a bonus, Wallis also masterfully tackles the poem in its original Middle English text.
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight narrates in crystalline verse the strange tale of a green knight who rudely interrupts the Round Table festivities one Yuletide, casting a pall of unease over the company and challenging one of their number to a wager. The virtuous Gawain accepts and then decapitates the intruder with his own axe. Gushing blood, the knight reclaims his head, orders Gawain to seek him out a year hence, and departs. Next Yuletide, Gawain dutifully sets forth. His quest for the Green Knight involves a winter journey, a seduction scene in a dream-like castle, a dire challenge answered, and a drama of enigmatic reward disguised as psychic undoing.
Though you may know Simon Armitage from the popular titles The Death of King Arthur: A New Verse Translation and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Armitage is actually one of the most renowned Classics authors in our catalog. In total, we carry 2 audiobooks from Armitage, with the latest Classics title being: The Death of King Arthur: A New Verse Translation. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight was added to our catalog in 2007, making it the author's oldest title available on our website, while The Death of King Arthur: A New Verse Translation is the most popular and bestselling from Armitage. Enjoy over 15 hours of listening from Armitage, among the 2 audiobooks we have available. With such a wide variety, we know you're sure to enjoy Classics books from Simon Armitage. Armitage was born on May 26, 1963 in Marsden, The United Kingdom. For more choices and information on Simon Armitage, please visit his author page: Simon Armitage.

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Gorgeous Steampunk PC celebreates early mechanical computers
We've been fans of steampunk artist Datamancer for many years, but this new creation he calls The Clacker takes the whole steampunk aesthetic to a new level of coolness. Best of all, he plans to offer it for sale soon.
Taking inspiration from the mechanical computers created by Englishman Charles Babbage in the 1800s, The Clacker features a set of brass mechanical gears that spin around as the PC works. As usual, Datamancer's attention to detail is stunning, including a pair of vintage Atwater Kent speakers retrofitted with modern components, and an engraved mouse pad showing a map of the world. When completed, the PC will have a projector inside the case that spills flickering light through the case, giving the impression that the screen image is projected rather than a modern LCD flat panel.
While it's still a work in progress, Datamancer says he will offer The Clacker for sale when completed.
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Sarah Lawrence College Student War Board Scrapbook, 1942-1946
Collection Description
The Sarah Lawrence College Student War Board Scrapbook, 1942-1946 offers a representative collection of documents, newspaper clippings and photographs related to the Sarah Lawrence College war effort during World War II, particularly the war work of the students. The scrapbook was created by the Student War Board in the Spring of 1945 and was made available for students to peruse after the war ended. It also includes a brief section on the work of the Community House in 1945-46, the successor to the War Board. In recognition of the importance of student war-related activities, Constance Warren mentioned the scrapbook in her President's Report of April, 1945: "A scrapbook showing the War Activities from the inception of the War Board to the present time is being prepared. This will include clippings, pictures, posters, pamphlets, etc. which it is hoped will be of interest in years to come." The digitization of the scrapbook has allowed the interest to extend to a much wider audience for many more years, just as President Warren had hoped.
Collection URL
Click URL to view — http://pages.slc.edu/~archives/wwii/index.htm
Site Created
Institution Type
Academic library
Geographic Place(s)
Inclusive Dates
1942 1946
Metro Funded Project
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Sarah Lawrence College Student War Board Scrapbook, 1942-1946
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Sarah Lawrence College, "Sarah Lawrence College Student War Board Scrapbook, 1942-1946," in digitalMETRO, Item #24, http://nycdigital.org/items/show/24 (accessed December 19, 2014).


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There are many ways to volunteer and stay involved with Franklin Pierce. Whether it is joining the Alumni Board or a committee, volunteering to speak to a class, becoming a mentor to a Franklin Pierce student, recruiting prospective students or participating in an alumni service project, your energy and contributions are very much appreciated. For information about getting involved in your alumni association, contact email@example.com or 603-899-4030.
Submit a volunteer application
Alumni Association Board of Directors
The Alumni Association Board of Directors is an 16-member elected group of volunteers which strives to represent the views and interests of the entire alumni body through the committee and programming efforts. The Board ensures that there is clear communication between alumni and the University, and encourages alumni participation in all aspects of University life. Board terms are 3-years in length and begin in July of the election year.
The Alumni Mentor Program, Alumni in Admissions, expanded networking events, and community service projects are just a few of the successful initiatives that the Board has focused energy on in the past few years. Work continues on providing new and varied ways to keep alumni connected to Pierce. The work of the Board and the volunteer committees is critical to further both the reputation and the success of Franklin Pierce.
Your Franklin Pierce Alumni Association is taking steps to expand communication channels to ensure a broader number of Alums have an opportunity to hear news, see what's planned (and why) as well as learn details of scheduled events and activities. We hope you find this beneficial and an effective way to reach you. What does this mean? For those of you currently relying on email communications, you will continue to receive notices from your Board and from the Office of Engagement. For those of you who are active Facebook users, you will also start to see periodic announcements from the Alumni Association Board of Directors. In some cases, you'll see communications through both channels (including Linkedin for targeted communications). Check out the AABOD Newsletter here!
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1966 - 1969
Henry Ellis '69 (2005-2009, 2013-2015) ~ Membership & Bylaws Chair
Ray Schank '69 (2009-2012, 2012-2015)
1970 - 1979
Arthur Fink '72 (2010-2013, 2013-2015) ~ Alumni and Reunion Weekend Chair
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Jennifer Scott Forry '04 (2013-2016) ~ Executive Secretary
Remi Francoeur '04 (2013-2015)
Tara (Pietraszuk) Shollenberger '04 (2009-2012)
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Pamela Sanderson '98, G'08 (2009-2012)
Richard Falconi '69 (2010-2013, 2007-2010)
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Katie Babitts (Parent Group)
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Members of this committee help plan and encourage participation in class reunions and alumni weekend events. The committee also helps engage alumni to volunteer as class agents and class
Each committee has open membership - any alumnus can join. The committees work with the University on a variety of issues, plan an array of alumni events and programs, and help connect alumni with each other and with Franklin Pierce.
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To be nominated for a seat on the Board of Directors you may submit a self nomination form. The nominations will be compiled and elections held in the Spring of each year. A term on the Board of Directors is for three years and provides a rewarding opportunity to volunteer your time to Franklin Pierce University.
For the 2014-2015 academic year, the election will take place at the Alumni Association meeting in Manchester, NH, on Sunday, March 29, 2015. Electronic voting will be available for those alumni who are unable to attend the meeting; dates for electronic voting will be announced when they have been determined. The self-nomination period closes on January 31, 2015. Alumni wishing to submit a self-nomination can do so by completing and submitting the self-nomination form found here. There are 7 seats on the Board of Directors available for Rindge alumni and 3 seats available for CGPS graduates. Alumni from any class year are eligible for election, however the Board of Directors is especially seeking candidates from the 1960s, 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s to maintain the even representation from the various decades among board members. Please direct any questions regarding the nomination or election procedure to: Henry Ellis, Membership and By-Law Committee chair, at: email@example.com.
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What's in MBUK 275? New issue out now!
Kim Clayden | Blog, Mountain Biking Uk | 08/03/2012 10:23am
OK, it was out yesterday to be precise… but it's still full of great stuff.
MBUK 275 is in the shops now! But what's inside it, we hear you cry?
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If techniques are what you're after, then you won't want to miss Ric's Trail Bike Trials feature – with the help of Chris Smith he looks at how the often-overlooked discipline of trials can do wonders for your overall riding.
Plus Doddy teaches you Real Skills For Real Hills and how to overcome all the natural obstacles you'll find when riding natural terrain.
There's a host of stunning images from this year's Whitestyle, with exclusive behind-the-scences stories from course builder Grant 'Chopper' Fielder and winner Sam Reynolds.
Mr Reynolds also tells us all about his recent trip to Indonesia with Polygon Bikes, where he rode the slopes of a volcano!
We also go on a Big Ride to Swinley Forest, and the Wrecking Crew visits Wharncliffe Woods – stomping ground of Steve Peat and Will Longden.
We put old against new with two carbon fibre kings of the the past and present – the latest GT Fury goes head to head with a 1998 GT Lobo.
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Rihanna Tweets Coachella Pictures
Rihanna was at Coachella amongst the masses, drugs and holograms. And she definitely seemed to be right at home partying and having a blast. She took some twitpics of the shenanigans, too. And once you click through you'll see a picture of some lucky fan with his head right between her thick thighs.


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2012 Taiwan Presidential Election coverage
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Whenever there is a major election in Taiwan, the Bay Area is always the top destination for many candidates or political party leaders for the purpose of fundraising. Most of the supporters in the Bay Area are no longer Taiwanese citizens, however, they still feel passionate about Taiwan politics. We find out who they are and why they care so much about Taiwan's future.
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Encouraging Reviews
How did I do in my attempt at representing the Swedish LCHF movement at the obesity conference in Philadelphia recently? Pretty good, if you can trust the reviews I was just sent in an email.
Here's what the participating physicians (and others) thought about my two presentations. Summarizing reviews as PDF files:
- Update from Sweden Regarding Low-carbohydrate, High-fat Diets
- Weight Control: A Question of Calories or Insulin?
Comments such as "The best speaker I've ever seen" and "Will stick in my brain forever" are encouraging. Not everyone was quite as positive, but even the slightly critical ones were nicer than my presentation coach Pontus (he probably would have said that they don't know any better).
The lectures will hopefully be available online in the future, and you'll be able to read about it here on the blog when it happens. Continue Reading →
Big Fat Presentations Coming?
Here's tiny me (6'7") giving a presenation at the ASBP Obesity Conference in Philadelphia two weeks ago. This is the talk on insulin and weight control, I also did one on the spectacular popularity of the LCHF diet in Sweden.
All the presentations during the conference were taped and will be sold as a DVD set by ASBP when they are ready.
However, with some luck I'll probably be able to show the videos of my two presentations online. Possibly even for free. I'll let you know when the deal is ready.
Coming Up Next Week: Obesity Conference in Philadelphia!
Next week I'll be in Philadelphia for the American Society of Bariatric Physicians (ASBP) Spring Conference (obesity doctors).
It'll be my fifth year attending the conference, and the interest in a low-carb diet as a treatment for obesity is clearly growing every year. Having pro-low-carb Dr. Eric Westman as new president for the ASBP doesn't hurt either.
This year will be the first time that I'll be presenting myself. I'll do two talks, 45 minutes each. One is about insulin and weight regulation, the other about the reasons behind the extraordinary popularity of low-carb diets in Sweden.
If you want to travel on short notice to Philadelphia on March 12-16th, 2014, you are welcome to join us!
ASBP Spring Obesity Conference 2014
Obviously there'll be reports here from the conference.
A Food Revolution in South Africa
I'm about to leave South Africa after a great week. Apart from just enjoying this fantastic place we (me, Monique Forslund and professor Tim Noakes) did three lectures on LCHF, and one debate, at the Sports Science Institute of South Africa and at the University of Cape Town Medical School.
It really feels like professor Noakes has started a LCHF revolution in South Africa that might one day catch up to the one in Scandinavia. A lot of smart people – like doctors, students and health coaches – are starting to fully get it. It feels like it did in Sweden a couple of years ago (we've gotten even further now).
I'll end by quoting a tweet from professor Noakes from after the last event – that went two hours over because of all the questions – at UCT:
"Fat power". I like it.
Milestone: One Hundred Thousand Views
Half a year ago I uploaded this video of my presentation from the AHS conference in Los Angeles. It's now been viewed more than 100 000 times on YouTube. I think that's fantastic.
I'll continue studying how to improve my online interviews and presentations, to spread the knowledge about healthy real low carb food for free. The next target? One million views.
60 000 views
I've done more than a hundred talks on diet and health in recent years. I calculate that more than 10 000 people have listened to them. A good start, but there was a lot of work and travel involved.
Four months ago I uploaded this video of my presentation from the AHS conference in Los Angeles. It's been viewed more than 60 000 times on YouTube already. Just one talk has reached far more people than all those before it combined.
Obviously there are big (infinite?) possibilities here. There will be more videos this year, specially designed to be shown online. I'm studying how to do it well.
Analyzed by the Zen master
One of the people who have taught me the most about presentations is the American-Japanese guru Garr Reynolds. We met when I attended his excellent presentation seminar in Paris this past winter. Mr Reynolds is also interested in LCHF, and he has now analyzed my lecture video on his blog:
Presentation Zen: MD's provocative presentation at health symposium
Fairly good grades and I got some extra pointers by mail. Next time the sound recording will be much better, I've ordered some equipment for that.
If you want to change your world then it's like mr Reynolds says: "presentation matters". I highly recommend his first book: Presentation Zen.
Compliment of the year
One of my idols is Nancy Duarte, the presentation guru who wrote two of my favorite books on the subject. Her company, Duarte Design, developed the presentation for the Oscar winning documentary An Inconvenient Truth, the one that won Al Gore a Nobel Prize.
I sent her a tweet about my talk at AHS. It would not have been the same without her books.
I did not expect an answer. I'm sure Duarte gets loads of similar mails every day.
But she did answer. Continue Reading →
The Food Revolution – edited lecture from #AHS11
After quite some work it's now on YouTube – my talk from Los Angeles last month, edited with the slides included.
These 44 minutes (+ Q&A) summarizes what is about to happen. How uncovering the mistake behind the obesity epidemic makes it possible for us to help others eat real food and improve their weight and health, without hunger.
If you like the lecture please share it with friends who may be interested. Share it on Facebook, tweet it, embed it on your blog (like above), mail it to friends. Like it on YouTube. Whatever suits you. Let's spread the revolution across the world.
All comments are welcome.
PS: Once again a special thank you to Jimmy Moore who made this possible by generously giving me his speaking spot at AHS.
AHS lecture on the way
I am finally done editing my lecture from Los Angeles last month. For different reasons editing two cameras + my slides together turned into a whole lot of work, but I also learned a few things.
Hopefully it will be uploaded to YouTube within 24 hours.
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You can either call the store or go to "Place Order" tab and send one via e-mail. We ask that you give us two business days notice. For cupcake orders over 50 we ask for a weeks' notice. You can order any flavor from any day for your order.
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are rising and vice versa. Nordhaus also argues that similar anomalies occur in a number of other instances: government environmental, health, and safety regulations require firms to incur costs that are passed on in higher prices for private goods, but the value of the associated benefits is not offset against them. Employers provide fringe benefits to workers, especially pensions and health insurance, whose costs are passed along in higher prices while, again, the benefits are ignored. Ideally, according to Nordhaus, one should estimate the value of the benefits provided and make the necessary adjustments. Since that is not feasible, he recalculates the CPI by subtracting the ratio of these items to aggregate consumption expenditures on the assumption that their cost to consumers is matched by the benefits they finance. He finds that, over the period 1960 to 1995, when both employer fringe benefits and pollution abatement costs were rising relative to aggregate consumption, a CPI stripped of all of those costs, which he calls an augmented COLI (ACOLI), would have risen by 0.4 percent a year slower than the published index (Nordhaus, 1997).
The panel believes that the issues raised by Nordhaus should be explored in the context of research on satellite accounts and the development of expanded and integrated national accounts that we discussed earlier. But we do not believe, nor does Nordhaus recommend, that adjustments of the kind outlined above be incorporated in the flagship CPI. Nor, we conclude, should they be incorporated in any measure used to index public benefits and the tax code.
In the case of sales taxes and mandated pollution control costs, we have discussed the limited or nonexistent mechanisms that exist for equating the marginal tax costs and benefits of public goods, especially at governmental levels higher than local communities. In addition, even if the assumption of cost-benefit equality were assumed, several difficulties remain. Many of the public goods furnished by government are intermediate goods used by business firms in the production of private goods whose benefits are reflected in lower production costs for private goods and therefore already included in the CPI. Also, if we subtract from the index an estimate of the price-raising effects attributable to mandated pollution control activities, must we not also undertake the formidable task of estimating, and adding to the index, the costs directly imposed on consumers from the "free" use of the environment by producing firms, which gave rise to the need for the environmental controls in the first place? It is difficult to justify the first step without the second.
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The Buffalo Bandits defeated the Philadelphia Wings by a score of 16-10 in their preseason scrimmage at Toronto Rock Athletic Centre in Oakville, Ont. on Friday night. (Photo: Samantha Hicks, Bandits.com)
The Buffalo Bandits defeated the Philadelphia Wings by a score of 16-10 in their preseason scrimmage at Toronto Rock Athletic Centre (TRAC) in Oakville, Ont. on Friday night.
"It was good to get the guys used to the systems we'll be using," Bandits head coach Darris Kilgour told the team's website. "Overall I thought the defense was terrific and I thought the power play did a good job. I thought the game gave us a good look at everybody."
Wings forward Kevin Crowley opened the scoring for Philadelphia's only lead of the night. Buffalo led 3-2 after the first quarter and took a 6-4 lead into halftime with two first-half goals by 2012 first-round draft pick Dhane Smith.
"I was nervous at first. But it all came eventually," Smith said. "After I got the first one, it was all sailing from there. The guys got me my touches. I learned from my mistakes and the guys helped me out a lot."
The rookie transition player completed his hat trick in the third quarter as the Bandits led 11-8 entering the fourth while Chad Culp scored both of his goals for Buffalo in the second half.
After the end of regulation, both teams decided to play a fifth quarter for added conditioning work. The Bandits outscored the Wings 4-2 during the extra 15 minutes of play.
"That was a very athletic team that we played," Kilgour said. "We outran them at certain times. I was very happy with the athleticism."
Both teams were playing their first preseason game, the only exhibition scheduled for the Bandits, and the first of two preseason games on consecutive nights for the Wings, who face the Toronto Rock at 7 p.m. at TRAC on Saturday night.
Saturday's 7 p.m. scrimmage between Philadelphia and Toronto is open to the public with free admission. Seating is extremely limited at TRAC with only the first 750 spectators being admitted.
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SEATTLE, Wash. - Two days after taking first place in its first meet of the season, the 14th-ranked Minnesota women's gymnastics team defeated No. 20 Washington on the road Monday night by a final score of 196.35-195.025. The Gophers won all four events and junior Cierra Tomson led the way by taking the all-around title with a career-high score of 39.375.
With the win, the Gophers improved to 3-0 on the season and defeated its only ranked opponent of the season a year and a day after dispatching the then-No. 17 Huskies at the Sports Pavilion.
In the vault, junior Jenny Covers and sophomore Lindsay Mable claimed the top two spots in the event with scores of 9.9 and 9.85, respectively, en route to a team score of 49. Covers' previous high score in the vault as a Gopher was 9.7.
Minnesota had three gymnasts in the top four in the uneven bars competition, led by a Tomson 9.9. Mable and freshman Bailie Holst matched their event-winning scores from the first meet of the season in the second meet to tie for third at 9.85, helping pace the team to a 49.1 score.
As was the case in the Gophers' Saturday balance beam competition, the Maroon and Gold took the win and Hannah Nordquist recorded took first place. Minnesota scored 49.025 on the event and Nordquist surpassed her season-opening score with an improved 9.9.
For the fourth consecutive event, it was a 9.9 that earned the title. Mable took home her fourth event win of the young season with the first place finish. The Aurora, Colo. native was followed by three teammates--Tomson, Kayla Slechta, and Kylie Schermann--who all scored a 9.85. Minnesota finished with a 49.225.
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JERUSALEM (AP) -- Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas said Thursday that he supports further negotiations on a proposed U.N. Security Council resolution that sets a 2017 deadline for an Israeli withdrawal from war-won lands the Palestinians seek for their state.
His comments indicated that he is trying to avoid a clash with Washington at the council.
The Arab-backed draft, submitted by Jordan on Wednesday, sets aside one year for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations and two more years for implementing a deal. The Palestinians seek a state in the West Bank, Gaza and east Jerusalem, lands Israel captured in 1967.
The resolution is unlikely to face an immediate vote, U.S. State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said Thursday.
Abbas said Thursday that "we will continue in our consultations with the brothers and friends through deliberations, which will take place in the United Nations."
Earlier, Palestinian U.N. Ambassador Riyad Mansour said the resolution does not close the door on further negotiations on the issue, including with the United States. As a permanent council member, U.S. has often vetoed measures targeting Israel.
Jordan's U.N. Ambassador Dina Kawar, the Arab representative on the Security Council, said the draft would take time to complete, but Riad Malki, the Palestinian foreign minister, said they were hoping consultations would not drag on long.
In Prague, Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said he believed the vote will be postponed and that the majority of the Security Council members "understand that this resolution is very, very counterproductive."
As Abbas spoke in the West Bank city of Ramallah, thousands of members of his Fatah party demonstrated against him in the Gaza Strip.
The protesters were supporters of Mohammed Dahlan, a former Fatah strongman in Gaza whom Abbas fired in a power struggle.
The rally was approved by Gaza's militant Hamas group - a rival of Fatah - in an apparent effort to keep up the pressure on Abbas in the coastal territory.
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Mila Kunis attended the Family Guy 100th Episode party in Los Angeles Monday night. As the voice of Meg on the show, Mila is sadly heard but never seen. Which goes against the tried and true maxim for women to do just the opposite. I'm willing to let it slide though. Family Guy is hilarious. I mean, did you see that episode with the random 80′s pop culture reference? You know which one I'm talking about. Where Peter has the non sequitur flashblack. I guess you had to be there. And stoned. And also a cook at Applebee's, but not for long, because you're totally going back to college and finishing that degree.
Mila Kunis needs to be seen more, heard less
She's Meg ?
I'm beginning to understand Stewie !
( At least she's not getting a big head about it)
She was also Jackie on That 70′s Show
I bet she's totally naked under that thing. She should walk around with Megs penis hat.
I want her. I want her long time.
God damn! She got hotter since That 70s Show.
I love that dress it looks perfect with the the backround!! wow good job!
I've always thought she was super hot. I don't like her looking so tan though. I liked when she was a pale little slav!
She was only 14 years old when That 70′s show first aired! I think she's very cute. And she was also great in Aerosmith's mv "Jaded".
I think she hit the wall. She was so hot on Kilborn a few years ago.
She needs to do some porn
@12 Why would you want her ruined like that?
I love her so much, it's very gorgeous, I know her thanks to That 70′ Show, lovely face and a sweet eyes…
Nice, needs to lose the fake tan though, makes her look trashy.
How the hell did family guy make 100 episodes its fucking trash, it got canceled twice, when the episodes were half decent and yet series 4 & 5 are complete cack and it still goes on, i can only assume 11 year old kids are keeping it going cause i can't understand who else could watch this and find it amusing.
@ #15
i agree with the first part…
i disagree with the second part…
family guy is awesome, you need to have a stupid sense of humor…which i excel at…
I like to think i do. I like most of the first 3 series just can't stand most (not all) of the ones after that.
I already banged her.
You must get stoned and watch them. I always do a few bongs before the show and I love it, so funny.
That 70′s Show is almost exactly how I grew up, I was so sad to see it go.
What happened to her face? It looks live asphault under the makeup?
i love this show.. new writer is coming in..
The way you look into the cameras is extremely horny. If I didn't knew you better I would say you were a PORNO-actress who loves the girls!!
Godddamn, my ex always tried to get me to watch that retarded show with him.
I didn't get it. Of course, one can't say I wasn't high enough…
She looks like Nelly Furtado!!! Shes so pretty and I love her voice……..
that's not mila kunis you idiots.
anyone else notice that little stewie is aiming to pop a cork in her bum..see pic 5 and 6
Wow. Did everybody just get stupider since the last time I was on? These are the weirdest comments EVER.
#25 Yes, that IS Mila Kunis
#24 That's nice that you like Nelly, has nothing to do with Mila, but…
#22 What the…
#15 I believe that is her normal skin color, and I don't think she could ever look "trashy"
#3 Captain Obvious strikes again!
#4 ?? Ok that was kinda funny
#18 & 4 generic
The rest of you are ok I guess
the show used to be good, now they just drag out one joke for WAY too long.
is she still with mcauley culkin? that never made sense to me. she's way too hot for him. plus i'd never want something put into my vagina that may or may not have been in michael jackson's ass.
so who is that #25? really, i'd love to know who you think this is, seeing as we're all idiots.
#28 – No shit. I can't believe McAuley's tapping that.
The Family Guy Rocks!
Family Guy is brilliant!
I always thought she was pretty, but I don't think she looks very good here. And her skin looks like crap (not talking about the tan, talking about the acne; she had peachs n cream skin before).
THANK YOU for also not finding Family Guy funny.
The dress is fugly as hell. What next? Shoulder pads?
YES!!!!! YES!!!!! It's Halloweeeeen!!!!! Happy Halloween people!!!
I'm dressed like a cave woman. Finally I get to dress how I want for one day.
#25 not gonna turn this into a slanging contest but i was simply stating my opinion that i prefer her with a more natural skin color (whatever takes your fancy) check out the IMDB pics on her, to see her (in my opinion only) looking much nicer.
Aw, 36, the dress isn't THAT bad. Change the color, style and fabric and it might be okay.
37, I'm dressed as a witch, but a lot of people would say that isn't really a costume for me.
Family Guy is over-rated. Horribly overrated. Some of the jokes are funny, but, shit, there is absolutely no plot to any of the episodes. Just joke, after joke, after punchline. It gets old, fast. I've read that Family Guy steals material too. In fact, there's a whole website dedicated to debunking the show. F-Guy's an easy laugh. It takes no brain power to find that show funny. Fools aren't creating the show, but, they design it for stupid people.
Jimbo says:
Am I first?
I'm dressed in one of my maid's uniforms.
Yep you are first Jimbo!!!
Happy Halloween!!!
Please try to get some weight. You're a bit too skinnie, for figuring as PORN-STAR!! Try to copy the kim kardashian-look and you will see!!
Family guy sucks. Period.
how is the chicken fight funny?
The company baseball game & Lois getting addicted to gambling were a couple of obvious rip offs(the Simpsons), there's also a lot of contradictions to previous episodes.
I take back my 'trashy' comment after checking all the pics out, i agree with #9, my bad.
Thanks Frist
Happy Halloween to you as well. You are as sweet as candy!!
Isn't she with Macauley Culkin? Yeah, THAT Macauley Culkin. I think she said he is some sort of genius, which means that she has the brain power of a rodent. Which is funny, because she sort of looks like one in these photos. Acorn, anyone?


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A High-level Taskforce of independent advisers, mandated by World Climate Conference-3 (WCC-3) to elaborate the Global Framework for Climate Services, held its first meeting at WMO (25-26 February 2010). Jan Egeland of Norway and Mahmoud Abu-Zeid of Egypt will serve as Co-chairs of the expert group that is to submit its final report by February 2011. Among its other members are: Joaquim Chissano (Mozambique), Ricardo Lagos (Chile), Angus Friday (Grenada), Eugenia Kalnay (Argentina/USA), Julia Marton-Lefevre (Hungary/France/USA), Khotso Mokhele (South Africa), Chiaki Mukai (Japan), Cristina Narbona Ruiz (Spain), Rajendra Singh Paroda (India), Qin Dahe (China), Emil Salim (Indonesia) and Fiame Naomi Mata'afa (Samoa).
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The World Climate Research Programme (WCRP) and the WMO Commission for Climatology (CCl) have adopted a plan to use climate information for emerging social needs relating to adaptation and risk management. At their meeting in Antalya, Turkey (15-19 February 2010), they agreed on a statement that elaborates the implementation plan. The issues being addressed are in line with establishing the Global Framework for Climate Services, decided at World Climate Conference-3. WCRP and CCI have also agreed to establish a joint collaborative mechanism and will seek further partnership with other WMO bodies.
An international team of scientists from nine countries assembled by WMO and Environment Canada is conducting a weather research and development project called the Science and Nowcasting of Olympic Weather for Vancouver 2010 (SNOW-V10). Prediction of winter weather in the mountains is always a challenge for meteorologists, as conditions can change rapidly with time and with altitude. The Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games are especially demanding with some events requiring minute-by-minute monitoring and prediction of a wide variety of weather variables. Nowcasting enables forecasting weather conditions up to six hours in advance.
If twenty-first century warming occurs as projected, the maximum wind speed of tropical cyclones will likely, on average worldwide, increase 2 to 11 per cent, while rainfall rates will increase approximately 20 per cent within 100 kilometres of a storm centre, according to the WMO Expert Team on Climate Change Impacts on Tropical Cyclones. Publishing the projections in Nature Geoscience in March 2010, the experts concluded that the total number of tropical cyclones worldwide will likely either decrease or remain unchanged. However, a likely increase in tropical cyclone intensity means that the frequency of the strongest tropical cyclones will more likely than not increase under the projected warming scenarios.
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From 15 to 19 February 2010, the World Climate Research Programme (WCRP) will hold a Joint Scientific Committee meeting in Antalya, Turkey. A key topic of discussion will be the role of WCRP research in the Global Framework for Climate Services, including how to develop the next generation of applied climate research. During the meeting, the WMO Commission for Climatology is organizing a Technical Conference on Changing Climate and Demands for Climate Services for Sustainable Development from 16 to 18 February.
Operational meteorological services are essential to preventing further disasters in Haiti. The country now faces the approaching rainy season in early April, which poses flood risk, as well as the hurricane season beginning in early June. Weather forecasts and early warnings from the Haiti National Meteorological Center are essential for emergency contingency planning and recovery. WMO Members have been providing weather information for Haiti since domestic meteorological facilities were rendered unusable by the recent earthquake. In the medium- to long-term, WMO is coordinating with government officials, technical agencies and development partners to reconstruct such meteorological and hydrological capacities.
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This will be a P 3.5 ride to Cantelow (14-17 mph). Ride leader will stay in back.
Ride starts at Starbucks (on Lyndell Terrace) and heads to Winters via Covell Blvd., Road 95, and Putah Creek Road.
The ride will regroup in Winters, where we will pick up any additional riders at the north end of the parking lot south of Steady Eddy's. The ride will leave Winters no earlier than an hour after the ride start.
From Winters we will generally bike a clockwise loop that includes Cantelow Rd. Regroup spots will be at the intersection of Winters Rd and Allendale Rd, at the top of Cantelow, and at the intersection of Pleasants Valley Rd and Putah Creek Rd.
We will generally stop for lunch or a snack in Winters before heading back to Davis.
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Lee v. Clear Creek County Animal Control Officer Staci McBrayer
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ORDER DENYING 10 Mr. Lees Emergency Motion for Temporary Restraining Order, by Judge R. Brooke Jackson on 9/4/2012.(ervsl, )
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO Honorable R. Brooke Jackson Civil Action No. 12-cv-02056-RBJ WILLIAM LEE, Plaintiff, v. THE STATE OF COLORADO, CLEAR CREEK COUNTY, a political subdivision of the State of Colorado, CLEAR CREEK COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, and CLEAR CREEK COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER STACI MCBRAYER, in her official capacity, Defendants, ORDER This matter is before the Court on Plaintiff William Lee's Emergency Motion for a Temporary Restraining Order [#10]. Officer Staci McBrayer filed a Response [#14], and a hearing was held on August 15, 2012 [#20]. Facts and Procedural History This matter arises out of an ongoing animal cruelty case involving Mr. Lee in Clear Creek County Court. William Lee owns and operates the Laughing Valley Ranch in Idaho Springs, Clear Creek County, Colorado. Complaint [#1] at ¶12. Mr. Lee owns two businesses that operate out of the ranch: Red Tail's Old West Burro Farm & Petting Zoo and Santa's Southern Reindeer Ranch. Id. On May 12, 2011 Belinda Douglas called Animal Control Officer Staci McBrayer to report her concerns about the welfare of the animals at the ranch. Id. at ¶14. Officer McBrayer and Officer Tom Hayden visited the ranch the same day and spoke with Carol 1 Lee, Mr. Lee's wife. Id. Mr. Lee was not at the property, as he was hospitalized at the time following a serious car accident. Id. While at the property Officers McBrayer and Hayden observed 126 animals, some of which appeared to lack adequate shelter and potable water. Id. At that time, Mrs. Lee informed the officers that additional shelters were being built. Id. Officer McBrayer received several more complaints regarding inadequate care and condition of Mr. Lee's animals in December 2011 and January 2012. Id. at ¶¶15-17. On January 5, 2012 Officers McBrayer, Hayden, and USDA veterinarian Dr. Tracy Thompson visited the ranch. Id. at ¶16. Officer McBrayer again observed what she considered to be inadequate food, shelter and care, and she advised Mr. Lee that they would conduct welfare checks on the property every two weeks. Id. She found that several animals were inadequately cared for on her January 9, 2012 welfare check, and on January 13, 2012, after observing that many animals did not have access to water, Officer McBrayer served Mr. Lee with a summons for twelve counts of misdemeanor cruelty to animals in accordance with C.R.S. §18-9-202(1)(a) and seized twelve animals. Id. at ¶¶17-18. Officer McBrayer received more complaints and concerned calls about Mr. Lee's animals and warned Mr. Lee on May 17, 2012 by certified letter that if the conditions for the animals at the ranch were not improved than they would press additional charges. Id. at ¶¶ 20-22. After another unsatisfactory welfare check additional counts of animal cruelty were added and ninetyseven of Mr. Lee's animals were impounded. Id. at ¶23-24. There are currently four cases of misdemeanor animal cruelty pending against Mr. Lee in Clear Creek County, 12M170, 12M24, 12M91, and 12M155. Mr. Lee pled not guilty to the charges. Id. at ¶25. Mr. Lee does not have the financial resources to post the impound bond on his animals. To date, the Clear Creek County Court has denied all of Mr. Lee's motions to reduce or suspend 2 payment of the impounded animals. Id. at ¶28. The Clear Creek County Court has also denied a motion to stay disposition of the animals, an emergency motion for emergency stay of disposition, and a motion to declare the statute unconstitutional, all filed by Dale McPhetres, Mr. Lee's appointed public defender. Id. at ¶29. Mr. Lee now brings this action in federal court alleging that his Fourth, Fifth, and Fourteenth Amendment rights have been violated. Mr. Lee also seeks declaratory relief in the form of a declaration that C.R.S. § 18-9-202.5 is unconstitutional on its face and as applied. At issue before the Court at present is Mr. Lee's emergency motion for a temporary restraining order. Prior to the hearing Mr. Lee filed a motion to dismiss defendants Clear Creek County and the Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office [#16]. That motion was granted at the August 15, 2012 hearing [#20]. At that hearing, the State of Colorado's motion to dismiss was also granted, and the State of Colorado was dismissed from the case. Id. Therefore, the only remaining defendant in this suit is Clear Creek Animal Control Officer Staci McBrayer. At the conclusion of the hearing the defendant agreed that the animals would not be euthanized or otherwise disposed of until the Court addressed plaintiff's motion, thereby effectively giving the plaintiff what amounted to a restraining order in substance. Conclusions Mr. Lee requests that the Court enter a temporary restraining order to prevent Officer McBrayer from (1) charging or collecting bond fees for the impounded animals; (2) euthanizing any of Mr. Lee's animals without prior notice and the opportunity for a hearing; and (3) disposing of or selling any of Mr. Lee's animals, living or dead, until the criminal charges against Mr. Lee have been resolved. He also seeks mandatory injunctive relief requiring that 3 Officer McBrayer return any bond fees that have already been collected and return all seized animals to Mr. Lee. Rule 65(b) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure provides that in order to obtain an ex parte temporary restraining order, the moving party must demonstrate irreparable injury and explain the efforts to give notice to the other party and the reasons why notice should not be required. We are past that point and, in substance, are considering the possible issuance of a preliminary injunction. In order to obtain a preliminary injunction, Mr. Lee must establish: "(1) substantial likelihood that the movant will eventually prevail on the merits; (2) a showing that the movant will suffer irreparable injury unless the injunction issues; (3) proof that the threatened injury to the movant outweighs whatever damage the proposed injunction may cause the opposing party; and (4) a showing that the injunction, if issued, would not be adverse to the public interest." Lundgrin v. Claytor, 619 F.2d 61, 63 (10th Cir. 1980). In her response and at the hearing Officer McBrayer argued that (1) she is entitled to qualified immunity, and (2) under the Younger abstention doctrine, this Court should abstain from enjoining a state court proceeding. The Court will address the Younger issue first. Younger abstention, named after Younger v. Harris, 401 U.S. 37 (1971), requires federal courts to abstain from interfering with ongoing state court proceedings when"(1) there is an ongoing state criminal, civil, or administrative proceedings, (2) the state court provides an adequate forum to hear the claims raised in the federal complaint, and (3) the state proceedings involve important state interests, matters which traditionally look to state law for their resolution or implicate separately articulated state policies." Walck v. Edmondson, 472 F.3d 1227, 1233 (10th Cir. 2007). 4 It is evident that the first and third prongs of the analyses have been met here. There is an ongoing state criminal action proceeding against Mr. Lee. The welfare of animals, and the prevention of animal cruelty, are important and legitimate state interests. The heart of the disagreement, which was made evident at the August 15, 2012 hearing, revolves around whether the state court provides an adequate forum. Officer McBrayer argues that the Clear Creek County Court has already denied Mr. Lee's motions to release his property and for a stay of disposition. See [#14-4]. The Clear Creek County court's order states: "The Court herein denies the request for Stay of Disposition as the Court has previously found the bonds to be reasonable. Additionally, to the Court's knowledge defendant has not filed a request for return of property pursuant to C.R.Cr.P. Rule 41(e)." [#145]. Mr. Lee, through his public defender, has also filed a "Motion to Declare Statutes Unconstitutional and for Relief from Unlawful Taking of Property" in that case [#14-4]. Mr. Lee, in his Complaint, admits that his motions for an emergency stay have been denied by the state court. [#1] at ¶29. Mr. Lee argues that his public defender did not file a Rule 41 request because the clerk of court advised him that he could not do so in his capacity as Mr. Lee's public defender. However, in a recent filing defendants informed the Court that Mr. Lee's public defender in fact filed a rule 41(e) motion on August 9, 2012 [#21]. Further, the Clear Creek court has scheduled a hearing on September 26, 2012 to argue the constitutionality of the relevant statute and its provisions. Id. In response to the defendants' supplemental briefing, Mr. Lee filed a Reply [#22]. Mr. Lee argues that even though the motion has been filed, it only further demonstrates his lack of a remedy, because Rule 41 only "offers a criminal defendant the opportunity to have a hearing on the validity of the seizure of property, at a later point in the criminal process." Id. Although Mr. 5 Lee describes how, in his view, the statute, and the application of the statute are unconstitutional, he does not explain why these claims, as well as any temporary restraining order, could not be heard by the state court. Mr. Lee still has not demonstrated that he lacks a remedy in state court, necessitating interference by a federal court. At the August 15 hearing Mr. Swearingen, Mr. Lee's attorney, implied that Mr. Lee has not pursued his arguments with the state court because he does not trust the county court. Mr. Swearingen stated that the county court was "working hand in glove" with animal control. That opinion is insufficient to warrant federal court interference with a state court action. Due to the march of time, it could be Mr. Lee no longer has a practical remedy in the state court as to at least some parts of his claim. Officer McBrayer testified that only twentyseven of Mr. Lee's animals remain in animal control's custody. The remainder were placed in other facilities or foster care, adopted, or euthanized. Further, once this order issues, Officer McBrayer will restart her efforts to place the remaining animals. However, this Court is convinced that Mr. Lee did have an adequate remedy in state court, even if his efforts in state court to date have not been successful. The Court sympathizes with Mr. Lee's efforts to preserve his business and get his animals back. He has had a difficult time, both physically and financially, and he probably is quite attached to his animals, even if he might not have been able to care for them properly in recent times. I also acknowledge that the laws, as presently written, present a number of hurdles and difficulties for any person accused of animal cruelty. However, such statutory shortcomings do not change the fact that the state court system does provide a forum in which to assert his claims and seek the remedy he wants, including injunctive relief. 6 The Court finds that all three Younger factors have been met: there is an existing state court proceeding, the state court offers an adequate forum to hear the federal claims, and the state proceedings involve an important state interest. "If these three conditions exist, absent extraordinary circumstances, abstention is mandatory." Walck, 472 F.3d at 1233 (citing Crown Point I, LLC v. Intermountain Rural Elec. Ass'n, 319 F.3d 1211, 1215 (10th Cir. 2003)). Because the Court finds that it should abstain, it need not address Officer McBrayer's qualified immunity argument at his time. Order Therefore, the Court orders that Mr. Lee's Emergency Motion for Temporary Restraining Order [#10] is DENIED. DATED this 4th day of September, 2012. BY THE COURT: ___________________________________ R. Brooke Jackson United States District Judge 7


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Leroy Haynes, Monee, gets wheeled into a press conference at Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, IL on Thursday September 13, 2012. The 64 year old retired postal carrier leaves Advocate Christ Medical Center after becoming the first patient in Illinois to receive a completely artificial heart. It is seen as a temporary measure until a donor heart can be secured. He was in the hospital for 169 days. | Matt Marton~Sun-Times Media
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While some people may wear their heart on their sleeve, Leroy Haynes keeps his in a backpack.
On Thursday, the retired letter carrier from Monee became the first person in Illinois to leave the hospital with a totally artificial heart beating in his chest. As he and his wife, Pat, walked out of Advocate Christ Medical Center, he also gave hope to others like him waiting for a donor heart.
"My journey may not be ended yet, but I've come a long way," the 64-year-old Haynes told a roomful of doctors and nurses at the Oak Lawn hospital who had a hand in getting him this far.
A portable pump — weighing 13-1/2 pounds and stowed in a silver-and-gray backpack — forces air into the artificial heart's chambers, pushing blood through Haynes' circulatory system. The device is still being evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for possible wider use.
Currently, virtually all patients who get an artificial heart are tethered to a 400-pound-plus device hospital staff refer to as "Big Blue," and they're unable to leave the hospital, said Dr. Geetha Bhat, medical director of the heart transplant and device program at Christ.
"His success (with the portable pump) will be important," she said.
What's actually inside his chest is fairly old school, by medical technology standards, but it's the portable pneumatic pump that represents the major advance, and allows Haynes to go home, said Dr. Michael Bresticker, a cardiothoracic surgeon at Christ.
Haynes already had a battery-powered pump in his body helping his weak heart, and he becomes the first person in the U.S. to have an existing mechanical pump removed and replaced with a completely artificial heart, Bresticker said.
Typically, the pump Haynes had inside him the last two years would be sufficient to tide him over until a donor heart became available, but Haynes' heart was deteriorating rapidly, Bresticker said.
The artificial heart, however, isn't permanent, although patients on waiting lists for donor hearts "have gone several years" using them, Bresticker said.
Haynes had the heart implanted in early May, but before that happened, doctors laid out options to him and his wife, Pat, a home health care nurse. At Thursday's news conference at the hospital, she said she gathered her daughter, also a nurse, and her son and they talked and prayed for guidance.
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The couple recently celebrated their 42nd anniversary at the hospital, but before they left Thursday they were presented with a gift certificate at a Chicago restaurant to celebrate properly.
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Haynes and his family understand that, but realize he wouldn't be going home if not for the surgery and new technology.
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From Weeds creator Jenji Kohan, Orange is the New Black tells the heartbreaking and hilarious stories of the women at Litchfield Prison. In Season 1, Piper Chapman's (Taylor Schilling) wild past came back to haunt her, resulting in her arrest and detention in a federal penitentiary where she finds unexpected conflict and camaraderie amidst an eccentric group of inmates. In Season 2 of the popular Netflix original series, shocking revelations and new arrivals shake up the lives and relationships of the prisoners, in ways they never could have imagined.
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Well, how did my web cameras affect your productivity on the job this past week? Add that to March Madness and by May you'll be on the streets looking for work.
addition to staring on my own lifecasting network this week, I also got
to meet a new friend on Thursday. Her name is Reese, as in "Reese's
Peanut Butter Cups," and she's a 12-week old Daschund. She belongs to
Jason and Betsy Weatherly of Nashville, Tenn.
I don't think Reese knew what to think of me at first. After all, she's
so small that she was even scared of my toys, because like me, they are
all bigger than her too!
When I first saw her, I thought she
might be a new toy, but then I realized it was a real dog. I didn't
know they made them so small! I think I was bigger than her before I
even had my eyes open as a newborn pup. (See pictures below.)
After a while she warmed up pretty well and we had a great time. While
I like being the sole dog at home, it was kind of fun to have playmate
around too.
I ended up having too much fun on Thursday night with Reese and staying up way past my bed time, so if you logged on to Blue2TV
on Friday morning, you probably just saw me sleeping. I know, I know,
that's nothing new, but I was REALLY sleeping on Friday morning.
I woke up, it was time to head over to the West Gym in Hinkle
Fieldhouse to setup the Bulldog Club/OBS hospitality area for
Saturday's Horizon League Men's Basketball Tournament games.
I don't do any setting up, I let my dad and his colleagues handle that.
I just run around the wide-open space of the West Gym and wear myself
On Saturday, I got to sleep-in and then went to the HRC
while my dad worked out. After that, it was a quick trip back home and
then back to campus for the HL Tournament to watch the Bulldogs take on
the UIC Flames for an opportunity to play in the finals on Tuesday.
right, I said UIC Flames. When teams started picking the Earth's
natural elements as mascots, I'm not sure. Just think, instead of an
English Bulldog writing this blog right now, maybe it could be the
"wind," "air," or "water." Seriously, "flames," that's the best you
could do? I feel bad for the mascot costume maker that got that work
order. No matter what you construct, you can't win on that deal.
well, I'm going to make fun of it anyway. Just look at this thing, they
call "Sparky the Dragon." It looks like said mascot costume maker
scraped the whole flame idea and just went for a cartoonish
pre-historic dinosaur that appears to be a reject from the Barney show.
I get that a dragon breathes "flames," but that's stretching it, ya'
Perhaps it's just a left over costume from the Jim Henson's HBO show, Fraggle Rock, sans the crazy hair.
back on point, the Bulldogs braved the heat of the Flames to win
convincingly by a score of 66-50. (That sentence was so cliché, but
that's what you get when your mascot is the "Flames." You will always
be written about in cliché fashion.)
A.J. Graves did not pet me
before this match-up and went for 14 points in the game. It's
interesting…for his entire career, people have pleading for him to pet
the dog during the announcement of starting lineups. He finally did on
Senior Day and only scored two points. Now before games people are
coming up to me and saying, "Don't let Graves touch you!" Whatever
people…just be careful what you wish for.
Up next are the
Vikings of Cleveland State for the HL Tournament title which will air
live on ESPN, Tuesday, March 11th at 9 p.m. from Hinkle Fieldhouse. The
winner will not only take the title, but receive an automatic berth
into the men's NCAA tournament. I already can't wait to have one last
game at home this season.
Also, a special thanks to Joel
Barnhill of the Horizon League for ordering promotional shirts to be
thrown out during the games. I didn't get a shirt, but I did get to
destroy one of the boxes the shirts came in after the game over at the
south Dawg Pound. The box was addressed to Joel so I figured he was the
appropriate person to thank.
A congratulations is in
order for the Lady Bulldogs of the women's basketball program on
getting their 20th win on the season Saturday as they took down
Valparaiso. They will now prepare for their own Horizon League
Tournament and a chance for post-season play. Well done!
Sunday, I again got to sleep-in, followed by another trip to the HRC.
After that it was more skateboard practice and some sun-bathing on the
I then took a nap during the NASCAR race (because that's
what you do during those things) and after that it was bath time. I
don't dislike baths, but I don't really get all pumped up for them
either. I do enjoy that fresh clean feeling once it's all over. Here is
some video of the event:
I forgot to mention this last week, but when the Bulldogs took on the
Wright State Raiders a couple Thursday's ago, I had the opportunity to
meet Indianapolis Colts' Pro-Bowl center, Jeff Saturday who was in
attendance at the game.
That really has no significance, other than Jeff is semi-famous and the
fact that I wanted to record the event. Plus, he's a cool dude. End of
Finally, it's spring break week at Butler University and
while many members of the student body are somewhere south of the
Mason-Dixon line, yours truly is staying put. That's right, no spring
break for me, so be sure to check out Blue2TV all week long to check in on my ever-exciting office life.


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