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What's the 'Vascular' in Cardiovascular?
The human body has two circulatory systems--the cardiovascular (vascular) system and the lymphatic system.
So what exactly is the vascular system and what does it do? Simply put, the vascular system is the system of vessels (hollow tubes) for carrying blood.
There are three varieties of blood vessels:
- Arteries that carry oxygen-rich blood away from the heart to every part of the body
- Veins that carry the blood back to the heart
- Tiny capillaries that pass blood from the arteries to the veins
As the blood travels through the arteries, it enters smaller and smaller blood vessels reaching every cell in the body, dropping off nutrients and picking up waste and carbon dioxide. The blood then starts the trip back in the veins entering larger and larger vessels as it goes, passing through the liver on the way to drop off waste products. The blood eventually arrives back at the right side of the heart to start the trip all over again.
Sometimes this complex vascular system can develop diseases that can affect how blood travels.
Vascular disease is any condition that affects your circulatory system, such as peripheral artery disease. This ranges from diseases of your arteries, veins and lymph vessels to blood disorders that affect circulation.
So who treats problems of the vascular system?
Cardiovascular and vascular surgeons differ with respect to the parts of the body they treat. Cardiovascular surgeons address disorders affecting the organs of the chest, particularly the heart and its blood vessels. Such conditions include coronary artery disease, heart valve disease, conditions affecting the aorta and pulmonary (lung) blood vessels, and cardiac tumors.
Vascular surgeons specialize in treating the arteries, veins and lymphatic system in all areas of the body except those of the heart and brain. Vascular surgeons treat conditions such as blockages that can cause strokes or aneurysms (weakened areas in an artery wall that have the potential to rupture). They also specialize in conditions affecting the veins such as blood clots and varicose veins.
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Inside YouTube Videos
Exploring YouTube videos and their use in blogosphere - Michael Jackson and health care dominate.February 2010
By Sysomos Inc.
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There is little doubt that the consumption of online videos is red-hot. Reports from comScore and Nielsen suggest that 33.2 billion online videos were viewed during in December 2009, and the average U.S. Internet user watched more than 190 minutes of video.
We wanted to learn more about how YouTube videos are being used. In this report, we focus on YouTube video engagement and, in particular, we aim to understand how the blogosphere embeds and provides links to different videos. YouTube videos have categories defined by those uploading the video, as well as user-defined tags, so we also conducted an analysis of both categories and tags that reveal topical and category trends within YouTube videos.
We analyzed 2.5 million unique YouTube videos along with blog posts that embedded videos or linked to them from July to December 2009.
Main highlights:- Music is the most popular category with 31% of all analyzed videos, followed by Entertainment (15%) and People & Blogs (11%).
- There is no clear correlation between the rating of the video on YouTube and how often it is viewed. Videos with a rating more than 4 out of 5 usually have fewer views than those with medium rating score between 2 to 3.
- Average length of a YouTube video is 4 minutes and 12 seconds.
- The average number of views for the YouTube videos we analyzed is 99,160.
- Blogs with low and medium authority frequently link to Music and Entertainment videos. Authoritative bloggers are more likely to include links to News and Politics videos.
- North American bloggers link to a lot more News and Politics videos with a specific interest in health care, global warming and U.S. political issues.
- 20-to-35 year old bloggers are most active in embedding and linking to videos within their posts with 57% of total videos coming from this demographic group.
Top Videos Overall
1. JK Wedding Entrance Dance
The bridal party dances down the aisle during Kevin and Jill's wedding. (41 million views)
2. Evian Roller Babies international version
Animated babies in diapers and wearing roller-skates dance to "Rapper's Delight" by Dan The Automator. (17.6 million)
3. The Muppets singing Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody"
The Muppets singing Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody". (12.4 million)
4. Piano stairs - TheFunTheory.com - Rolighetsteorin.se
Stairs in Stockholm that played music when you stepped on them. (10.1 million)
5. United Breaks Guitars
Canadian musician Dave Carroll's video about United Airline baggage handlers who damaged his Taylor guitar. (7.5 million)
Music is the most popular category with 31% of all analyzed videos, followed by Entertainment (15%) and People & Blogs (11%).
Ratings and View Counts
There is no clear correlation between higher-rated videos and how often they are viewed. The most popular videos had average ratings of 2 to 3 (out of 5), followed by those with average rating between 3 and 4. Videos with the highest ratings (4 to 5) were the third-most popular, while videos with a 1 to 2 rating were the least popular. This probably means that highly-rated videos appeal to a specific group of individuals with related interests/tastes that tend not to represent the mass. Videos with average rating probably appeal to larger groups of people that have more diverse interests, and this tends to bring down the average rating.
The graphic below shows the rating on the horizontal axis and the average view count on the vertical axis.
Top Categories by Blog Authority
In the chart below, we explore the different types of videos bloggers with different authority scores. The authority score of a blog is based on the size of its audience and reach. Low authority bloggers are more interested in music videos. News and politics is more popular among high authority bloggers. The vertical axis in the chart below shows the break-down of videos in among each authority group.
By far, 20-to-35-year-old bloggers are the most enthusiastic about embedding and linking to videos (57.3%). Teenage bloggers (13-19) and those in the 36-to-60-year demographic group embed and link to around 20% each. Those over 60 account for just 1.4%.
When looking at the top categories for each age group, we discovered that older bloggers have a higher interest in the News and Politics category. This category is the least favorite among younger bloggers with less than 5% of total links.
Looking at video tags, Michael Jackson and the cast of the movie The Twilight Saga: New Moon are the most popular names used in tags among teenage bloggers. Older bloggers showed more interest in using tags from the political domain with Barack Obama and other political figures taking the top spots. The table below shows the top names in video tags based on various age groups, implicitly revealing interest trends for individuals and video themes.
Categories by Region
Within North America, Music videos attracted the most embeds and links (27.6%), followed by Entertainment (14.4%) and News & Politics (9.4%). In Europe, South America and Asia, Music and Entertainment are the two most popular categories, with People & Blogs at number three. South American bloggers are particularly less interested in the News & Politics category which account for only 5.6% of total videos and ranked at number 6 in this region.
Most videos are linked from North America (38%), followed by Europe (36%), Asia & Oceania (15%) and South America (11%).
Popular Topics
YouTube lets the authors tag each video that they upload with a set of words. We analyzed these tags from all videos that we collected and produced two tag clouds. Overall, Michael Jackson and Health Care are the two most popular topics.
We also found that videos linked and embedded by bloggers in North America showed a significant concentration of political terms and other related topics: Obama, health care, tea party, global warming, weight loss, new world order, and Jesus Christ.
Video Statistics
We also analyzed YouTube videos in terms of their length, as well as engagement parameters such as rating, the number of times they became favorites, the number of views, and the number of comments they sparked. Overall, YouTube videos embedded or linked by bloggers have an average length of 4 minutes 12 seconds. News & Politics videos are much longer with average length of 5 minutes 19 seconds, 27% higher than the overall average length. The News & Politics category also has the lowest average view count and favorite count. However, its average comment count is the highest - 14% higher than sports, which was second, and more than three times the overall average comment count. As a result, it suggests that news and political videos tend to attract a lot of discussion.
Top Music Videos
While Michael Jackson is very popular overall, most YouTube videos about Michael Jackson were home-made and did not attract high view count.
1. Pitbull - I Know You Want Me (Calle Ocho) (Available on ULTRA MIX 2 NOW!) OFFICIAL VIDEO
U.S. rapper Pitbull sings "I Know You Want Me" (Calle Ocho). (97.3 million)
2. MIley Cyrus - Party In The U.S.A. - Official Music Video (HD)
Teenager pop star Miley Cyrus sings "Party In The U.S.A." (77.9 million)
3. Miley Cyrus - The Climb - Official Music Video (HQ)
Miley Cyrus singing "The Climb" from the movie "Hannah Montana: The Movie" (73.1 million)
Top News & Politics Videos
Kanye West ruins Taylor Swift's night at the MTV Video Music Awards by interrupting her acceptance speech. (8.9 million)
2. Barney Frank Confronts Woman At Townhall Comparing Obama To Hitler
Congressman Barney Frank answers a question after being asked, "Why are you supporting this Nazi policy?" (1.39 million)
3. Town Hall Meeting with U.S. Congressman Brian Baird
A Town Hall Meeting with U.S. Congressman Brian Baird, who receives a question from David William Hedrick, a Marine Corp. veteran. (1.3 million)
We discovered that YouTube videos about health care reform in the US were particularly popular. In fact, 5 of the top 10 most blogged about videos in this category are about health care reform. Here are some of the top health care videos.
SHOCK UNCOVERED: Obama IN HIS OWN WORDS saying His Health Care Plan will ELIMINATE private insurance
"SHOCK UNCOVERED: Obama IN HIS OWN WORDS saying His Health Care Plan will ELIMINATE private insurance" (922,548)
Ronald Reagan Speaks Out Against Socialized Medicine
Ronald Reagan Speaks Out Against Socialized Medicine (910,776)
Alan Grayson on the GOP Health Care Plan: "Don't Get Sick! And if You Do Get Sick, Die Quickly!"
Alan Grayson on the GOP Health Care Plan: "Don't Get Sick! And if You Do Get Sick, Die Quickly!" (264,921)
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2 And be not conformed to this world, but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God. | 2 Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is--his good, pleasing and perfect will. |
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Pandaria to eschew capital cities for scattered vendors, separate faction hubs {WoW}
Oct 28th 2011 12:34AM I like the idea of it being a little more risky but...
I remember the - not being able to get anything done scenarios because higher level hung around killing you - kind of ruined the experience.
The Queue: The addon was AdiBags {WoW}
Sep 5th 2011 7:55PM Strange that I was talking about the Worgen experience last night.
It is a great starting area and my wife (who plays sometimes) really enjoyed the whole history element BUT...
then it goes away....it just becomes part of the same story as everyone else.
I know it adds complexity but why can't we develop stories along the way that involve the race itself. More history on the Worgen, race specific quest lines during ALL zone levels....
Is it time to kill tanking? {WoW}
Aug 25th 2011 6:48PM I started a new Worgen Warrior Prot with Cataclysm so I could 'learn' to tank. My main has been a max level warrior Arms/Fury since the start. At many points I have 'dual' specced to do tanking only to give up due to the attitude of others.
Many of the classes in WoW require little skill to play to an above average level (to play at your best they do!) but Tanking requires a different level of skill to perform at even an average level.
Maybe enhance the Dungeon/Raid system so that for harder level dungeons there is a system check that says 'sorry you haven't done enough' x dungeons at the 5 man normal level yet..don't even think about offering to tank heroic!
Remote Auction House beta testing ends {WoW}
Jun 7th 2010 11:59PM yeah you can do it.
Remote Auction House beta testing ends {WoW}
Jun 7th 2010 11:23PM For the auctioneer professional this tool really isn't much use. For the adhoc Auctioneer it might be useful but then only as a free app.
Anyone who is making money from the AH uses third party APPs. I don't see me posting 500 auctions using this app, not to mention that I require the ones I Sell to be recorded for future sales.
ONE thing I really like - I could post things straight from my bank without the need to run between AH and said bank! Allow this in game and it would be great, in fact allow me access to my bank from an ATM or a 'in game mobile' and it would be great.
Time Is Money: Are materials you farmed free? {WoW}
Mar 15th 2010 8:33PM I have most of the crafting trades at 450 on my chars but i rarely make anything for either myself or for sale.
Sadly I keep an offline spreadsheet of ingredients and items, most of the time I decide to sell the mats and buy an item for 20% or even 30% of the revenue I make. Sadly this is where I think crafting has gone wrong.
Blizzard announces upcoming premium AH through Armory feature {WoW}
Feb 2nd 2010 4:32PM I'm an AH junkie to the point where I have 5 DKs across all PVE Oceanic realms who just play the AH, and I only PLAY my toons on one server.
Not sure if this feature is a global requirement really, more focused on a small selection of players.
I would prefer an IM to Game chat system to be included, something that gives me a chance to talk with my guildies from outside the game.
Insider Trader: What to sell, what to sell {WoW}
Jan 15th 2010 4:58PM I gave up selling the actual end product a long time ago.
In most cases you can get more gold for selling the components than you can the actual item.
If you are serious about making gold than make sure you work out how best to make it.
Had a motorbike worth $15,000 in real life once. Some bugger stole it , broke it down. Police estimated the parts sold for around $40,000.
The Queue: Normal view {WoW}
Nov 23rd 2009 4:22PM Darkshore to Exodar will never get a flightpath....remember very soon Darkshore might not exist at all.....seems a bit extreme just to stop Azeroth Airways offering cheap flights mind.
Patch 3.3: The Oculus receives a welcome nerf {WoW}
Nov 10th 2009 5:39PM if ur new to OC now then u don't have a chance at learning it. PUGged a few times and everytime its a speed run. No one wants to appear stupid for what is essentially a badge run. After a couple of failed runs a leader asked one member if they had read wiki - make me laugh - reading it is nothing like doing it.
Hardest part IMHO is related to the flying to different platforms and keeping track of everyone. Nerfs were not really needed but maybe a ' follow the leader' ability for when flying all over the place. Could even have it animated as a wing formation attack pattern!


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LOS ANGELES, July 7, 2013—Professional football is the greatest game on earth because the National Football League's uniqueness allows for the greatest "characters." Colorful personalities add to the legendary status of professional football.
Below is a list of the 17 greatest characters in AFC history. There is one representative from each team plus one at large selection. Some NFL franchises are too new to have true characters. Other organizations took pride in suppressing characters. With those qualifiers, here is the list. Let the debate begin!
[Also read: Top NFC Characters]
Miami Dolphins: Garo Yepremian. The 1972 Dolphins had the "No-name Defense." They won quietly, except for their foreign kicker who sang "Bill Bailey" in press conferences. He nearly lost them the Super Bowl and their undefeated season.
Buffalo Bills: Jack Kemp. He went to Congress and in 1996 became the GOP vice presidential nominee. Most of his teammates could not understand his intellectual wordiness. Neither could many politicians.
New York Jets: Joe Namath. "Broadway Joe" wore a fur coat on the sideline. He also guaranteed victory in Super Bowl III and backed up his boast. His autobiography was "I can't wait until tomorrow, because I get better looking every day."
New England Patriots: Mark Henderson. The Patriots are a corporate organization that discourages characters. The 1982 convict on work-release is forever etched in New England lore as the "Snow Plow Guy." Honorable mention: Randy Moss.
Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts: Art Donovan. One of the greatest quotable players noted that in his day, injuries were treated with a six-pack of beer. He played in "The Greatest Game Ever Played." He never suffered a hip pointer because he said he had no hips.
Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans: Bum Phillips. With his ten-gallon hat, he was a beloved figure and one of America's greatest football rednecks. "It ain't over 'till the fat man spits" was a sign paying homage to him. In retirement he says, "I don't do a damn thing, and I don't start that until noon. He took his wife with him on road games because "she was too ugly to kis goodbye." His son Wade Phillips also knows great defense and great quotes.
Houston Texans: Connor Barwin. When he was traded away, he held a Twitter contest to come up with the best use for Houston jerseys bearing his name.
Jacksonville Jaguars: Tom Coughlin. This team lacked characters because Coughlin was a military man who detested them. Ironically, his drill sergeant approach became the team's character during his run.
Baltimore Ravens: Ray Lewis. Any dogs in the house? One of the greatest characters of all time. Honorable mentions to Brian Billick for his "Lion's Den" rant, and to Tony Siragusa.
Pittsburgh Steelers: Jack Lambert/Jack Ham. While Mean Joe Greene led the Steel Curtain, a pair of Jacks on that defense played with no teeth. Opponents compared both men to Dracula. Honorable mention: Bill "The Jaw" Cowher.
Cleveland Browns: The Dawg Pound. Cleveland has had great players, but also some of the greatest fans in sports. Browns backers are nationwide. John "Big Dawg" Thompson and friends smuggled beer into the stadium in a doghouse.
Cincinnati Bengals: Chad Johnson. He sent Pepto-Bismol to an opponent's defense, saying they would get sick trying to cover him. He changed his name to "Ocho Cinco" as sales of his #85 jersey skyrocketed.
San Diego Chargers: Sid Gillman. He created some of the greatest offenses of all time, with Don "Air" Coryell and Al Davis being his disciples. Mike Martz continued that tradition with the "Greatest Show on Turf."
Denver Broncos: Bill Romanowski. He was always controversial, and accused of dirty play. He was also quotable while playing for teams that preferred he stay silent.
Kansas City Chiefs: Hank Stram. The modern NFL began with NFL films showing Stram saying "keep matriculating the ball down the field Lenny (Dawson).
Oakland Raiders: Where to begin with this team? Ted "Mad Stork" Hendricks once dropped a $5 bill down the toilet by accident. He then purposely threw $100 in it because he was not going to stick his hand in there for $5. John Matuszak defied team orders and partied on Bourbon Street, explaining that he had to ensure none of his teammates were there getting into trouble. Ken Stabler read the game plan by the light of the Juke box. Lyle Alzado said that if he fought King King in an alley, only one would come out and "it would not be the monkey." On many other teams, coaches John Madden and Jon "Chucky" Gruden would top the list, as would the crazed fans of the Raider Nation. Yet any conversation about the Raiders begins and ends with their late owner Al Davis. The Raiders were his band of renegades, and he told them "Just win baby."
Overall contributor: John Madden. The Hall of Fame Oakland Raiders Coach became the greatest NFL announcer and a video game hero. He began his Canton induction speech with, "I don't plan on making a whole hell of a lot of sense, and I don't care." Unconfirmed rumors once had him getting into it with an opposing team's mascot, the San Diego Chicken.
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Hard Times - Body & Soul - Danny Krivit
With our deepest regret we must inform you that due to extreme weather conditions in NYC, Danny Krivit is unable to attend tonights Hard Times event at the Warehouse in Leeds.
We will work on rescheduling his performance at the soonest possible opportunity and update you all accordingly.
The Warehouse will their for be closed tonight (Saturday 9th February)
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Joël Courchesne, Registered Senior Architect, LEED AP BD+C & O+M
Joël Courchesne has been a registered architect since 1991 and a LEED AP since 2002. His formal architectural training was done at Université Laval where he earned his bachelor degree in architecture. He went on to work in Toronto, Canada where he gained experience in commercial, multi-residential and Healthcare projects. His work with HOK Canada enabled him to design projects throughout Canada, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, among other places. He resides in Montréal, (Québec) Canada and is involved with professional education groups in France where he is promoting LEED through training with the help of the USGBC and the GEPA (France training organisation). His implication with the USGBC and GBCI has earned him to be the first and only USGBC Faculty in France.
His involvement in the Canada Green Building Council (CaGBC) dates to its origins with the LEED Steering Committee and the creation of the Quebec Chapter of the CaGBC in 2005. This affiliation with the CaGBC has allowed him to acquire a broad knowledge of sustainable design. He was Director (assigned seat) of the CaGBC from 2008-2009 and has been on numerous committees within the CaGBC. He also now is involved with the USGBC Market Advisory Committee. He's a founding director of the Quebec Chapter of the CaGBC, as well as past president. He specializes in LEED certification, Integrated design process, and Sustainable design.
He works as an architect and specialist in sustainable design and thrives on developing partnerships with other professionals and organisations. His work encompasses many roles, from authoring reports, to conducting market research, to project management and team leadership for architectural projects.
Joël is a USGBC and CaGBC Faculty member . As USGBC Faculty, Joël is authorized to teach the following instructor-led workshops:
* LEED 101: Green Building Basics and LEED
* LEED 201: Core Concepts and Strategies
* BDC 251: Understanding the Building Design and Construction LEED Rating
* BDC 301: Implementing the Building Design and Construction LEED Rating
* O+M 251:Understanding the Building Operations + Maintenance LEED 2009
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I've had the Core Set for a few days and I LOVE the "fiddly bits" that the game makes use of, but I've noticed that some of the supplements seem to suggest in their descriptions that they are handy for "playing the game in a more traditional way [without the "fiddly bits" I love so much]".
I can certainly appreciate why FFG would want to market to the more traditional playstyle, but I don't want to purchase supplements that avoid the very thing I love most about WHFR3.
Is there a handy list online that will let me know which supplements MOST fall into the category of "remaining true to the Core Set" with regard to using more cards, tokens, etc. etc. rather than ways to escape them?
If all of the supplements are partially dedicated to "traditional" play, that's fine. No problems there. I just don't want to invest in game materials that take me further from the Core Set's magic rather than closer.
I really, really do appreciate any helpful responses, all. I'm in love with the game, and I'm happy to chunk down some cash for more of it. I just need to know where to head.


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3 "Then the manager said to himself, 'What should I do, since my master is taking the management away from me? I'm not strong enough to dig; I'm ashamed to beg. | 3 "The manager said to himself, 'What shall I do now? My master is taking away my job. I'm not strong enough to dig, and I'm ashamed to beg-- |
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We are considering stainless steel countertops for our perimeter, with an integrated single-basin SS sink. Love the look and functionality of SS, but it seems everyone goes with stone or quartz. Anyone have any experience with SS countertops to share? Advice for fabrication or installation? Did you go with SS backsplash too or tile or something else? Would love to see photos! Thanks everyone! |
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We have a SS counter with integrated sink for the clean up area. Have a 6" integrated backsplash but regret not doing a 10" one as water sometimes splashes higher. I will paint the wall using a enamel paint to take care of the problem. Otherwise, love it to pieces and wouldn't use anything else there. We also used SS for cooking area but with a 10" (or 11", can't remember) SS splash (not integrated and not yet fabricated). Love it too. Both counters are 14 gauge and were custom-fabricated at a local metal shop. The third and largest counter (prep sink wall and peninsula) is soapstone. Sorry, not ready for pix but there are TONS of them on the Internet. All SS counters look pretty much alike. There are many SS lovers on this forum. :-) |
Rococogurl! |
I've had them in my last two houses. One was an island so , no splash. Current has a 6" upstand behind a sink run. |
Last two houses, probably in this house when we get to it. It's super functional and does a great retro look for a period-inspired kitchen (1920s up to, well, nowish). Plus it's 100% recyclable! |
We used a stainless counter with integrated sink from Advance Tabco in our mudroom (sorry, no pics handy at the moment). A link to the manufacturer is below. Our installation was a single run, and we ordered it through a local restaurant supply house at a substantial savings off retail. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Stainless source
- Posted by rococogurl (My Page) on Mon, May 13, 13 at 7:57
Yes, with a Rohl farm sink. Very happy with these as they are impervious to everything and work perfectly with the gray tones in my kitchen. They get countertop cleaner (or hot water) and a wipe down with a dry microfiber cloth. Very good for little kiddos since any mess will never be a problem. They can be wiped down with alcohol to disinfect, which I did this past winter when DH had a bad bug. However, you must be able to accept/appreciate scratches which build to patina. Had gorgeous marble in our apartment and loved it. We don't have an island here in the house but if I had one I could easily go with stainless on the perimeter and marble on the island. Or at least stainless around the sink and range. The only thing I didn't love about the marble was around the sink as I'm fussy. And I found I had to reseal every 6 to 8 months but that may just have been my particular stone. The Italian carrara marbles are quite hard. Alternately, I would consider one of the Caesarstones as I've seen them installed and they look great, easy to work with in terms of color and tile and are low maintenance. I'm not a granite person though I do have some in our laundry room (long story). It's fine there but I wouldn't love it for my kitchen. |
Thanks, everyone! I do think it is the right choice for us, just seems less popular and I wondered why. It's helpful to read about everyone's experiences. |
- Posted by cluelessincolorado (My Page) on Thu, May 16, 13 at 0:08
I've always loved Theresse's SS counters. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Theresse talks SS link
We have SS on our counters flanking the range, with white subway tiles as a backsplash. We have soapstone and marble counters on our islands and perimeters. I love the stainless and am really happy I made that choice, even though several people advised me against it. After it was installed, however, most everyone told me how great it looked! |
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There was a moment on "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" last year where Danielle Staub takes a few friends to a pole dancing class. The auspice of this activity was that she felt so violated about the release of her sex tape that she needed to do something to feel good again. She played shy at first, but as the scene progressed it became increasingly clear that Danielle was not at all feeling self-conscious or out-of-control of her sexuality. In fact, she took the opportunity to show of some of her former professional moves, including going spread eagle while staring down the male friends she brought to watch. "Always engage," she said, taking over for the teacher, "And then suggest." Shy? Please.
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October 17, 2011, 6:01 AM
By Scott Raab
SR: I know it's a subject you haven't wanted to talk about publicly, but is fatherhood a part of your life?
DH: It's very important. Hopefully me and my son's mom will come to a better agreement for my son. When I do see him, we have the best time in the world. He acts just like me. He tries to run like me. He looks back and smiles like me. Fatherhood is great and it will get better. He's young. He's gonna need his father in his life. People say you don't need a father to be successful. I take offense to that. I had an argument with my mom about Father's Day and why it's not celebrated like Mother's Day.
SR: I've been around the NBA enough as a writer to see the women who would give anything just to get impregnated. And I've seen the men who didn't care how many kids they had in how many different places, just as long as they had someone to fuck on the road. Pardon my French.
DH: I understand. With some of my teammates, they try so hard to be around their kid, and then the mother of their child makes it so hard. A lot of guys just say, "I'm not gonna deal with it."
SR: It's always the kids who pay the price.
DH: I would never, ever desert my child. A lot of my friends didn't have fathers growing up, and they were very upset that their fathers weren't around. I was lucky to have mine around.
SR: What's your itinerary after Fashion Week?
DH: I'm gonna go home and train real hard for about two weeks, and then I'm going to get the team together and we're going to train as a team every day. Just find ways to stay together.
SR: Have you been working with Hakeem Olajuwon this summer?
DH: We've worked out. We're getting on a schedule in a couple of weeks where he comes down to Orlando. The only way my game is going to free up is if I start shooting 80 per-cent or better from the line. That's going to be my main area of concern this year, getting my free throws better. I met the best shooting coach I could ever find I've seen him make 200 free throws in a row with his eyes closed, all net, no rim, nothing. He's all science, man he's one of the smartest people I've ever met.
WAITRESS: How is everything so far?
DH: Everything is great.
WAITRESS: Pace yourself. Save room for dessert, too.
DH: Oh, lord.
SR: You really need to take better care of yourself, brother.
DH: My trainer's gonna be upset.
SR: You've got a smile that other human beings respond to. It's a beautiful smile, even during games.
DH: When I'm smiling and having fun, that's when you should have a problem. If I'm out there frowning and looking mean, that's when you know you've beat me because I'm not having fun. I've been playing basketball since I was three. Everybody since I was three tried to tell me to stop smiling. Even my dad. My dad apologized to me when I was ten. He said, "Dwight, I remember I told you to stop smiling. I like when you smile. Keep doing it. I'm sorry for ever telling you not to smile." I said, "Dad, look, I'm young. This is what brings me joy. This is my sanctuary. This is my church. This is where I show God that I'm thankful for life." I'm going to show it when I play basketball, when I'm on the streets, when I'm having fun. When I'm anywhere, I'm going to show God that I'm thankful just for life. I'm living out my dream. This is what I want to do.
SR: Do you think the players' union can hold it together?
DH: We've got to. We've got to stick together. I know, as much as I try to do for the game of basketball and be an ambassador for the NBA, I don't want my money cut short. I work hard. Not just in games, but off the court, too. When the NBA asks me to do something, I'm there.
SR: You're representing.
DH: That's my job, to motivate people. I can do more, show people more things. That's really why I play basketball. That's my whole purpose of playing basketball. I was supposed to be in the NBA. I was supposed to travel the world and make the world a better place.
SR: That's no small thing for a man to carry.
DH: It's not. But that's why God gave me big shoulders.
SR: Do you think that the drive to represent, on an iconic level, will be a factor in your free agency? Do you see yourself in a much larger market?
DH: There's more you can do in a bigger place. I'm stuck in a tough position because I feel like right now, where I'm at, I've done so much. And I just don't know what else I can do. I can't live for everybody else. I don't know what decision I'm gonna make as of right now. It's been crazy. Everybody wants me to come here, come play here, come to our team, do this. It's a great feeling, though, to be wanted.
SR: You're gone. I can feel it.
DH: The toughest part for me is the city the people. They've got burgers named after me in Orlando, they've got a Web site saying, "Please stay." I love the people in the city. I've literally sat on the bench with a towel on my head crying, because I feel the passion in the stands. I just think about what's going to be best for what I want to accomplish in my life. And I don't want that door to close on me, wherever that door is. I don't want it to close.
SR: Just don't do it as an hour-long ESPN special. Please.
DH: That's not me.
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- 1 7 3/4 ounce can salmon, drained flaked, skin and bone removed
- 1/2 cup finely crushed wheat crackers
- 1 tablespoon cooking oil
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 2 teaspoons all purpose flour
- dash of pepper
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/2 (2 oz) cup shredded cheese
- In a medium bowl combine egg white, milk, onion, dill, and 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Add salmon and crackers and mix well
- Form into 3/4 inch thick patties and cook in hot oil in a large skillet over medium low heat about 6 minutes or till golden brown, turning once, then keep warm on a serving platter
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When you consider that there really is no market for old reel type lawnmowers and further understanding that not only is the motor and most of the drive components missing from this one, the likelihood of finding any repair parts would be slim to none, I would estimate the value at somewhere around $50/ton at the local scrap yard. |
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While cleaning out my in-law's garage attic, I came across a hand-push reel mower with the following letters stenciled on both sides of the handle: "The Genuine Philadelphia Lawn Mower Company". There is a patent date of 1913 stamped at the top of the handle. Do you know how I can obtain additional information on the mower and whether it has any antique value. The mower appears to be in fairly good shape, considering its age, and the reel and wheels turn freely. Thanks. |
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The sharpening procedure is the same as for modern reel mowers. On an old machine such as this one, do not try to grind away all nicks on the reel because this removes too much metal. Grind only enough to touch up the reel and form an edge. Expect to have nicks left over. Small nicks will not interfere very much it its cutting action. This machine is destinied for display if ever restored to working condition and the blades do not have to be brand new perfection. The major cutter is the straight blade at the bottom. If too much metal has been removed from this blade, it may not hold an edge. It may have been zone hardened; where the cutting edge was quenched to a greater hardness than the rest of the blade. Usually, the bottom blade is easily replaced (if you can find another one). It was probably driven by a single cylinder engine of 2 to 4 horsepower. |
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E3 2004 kicks off in earnest on Wednesday, May 12, but Acclaim has already announced a number of new games that will be on hand at the show, all of which will be released on "the current generation of consoles."
ATV Quad Power Racing 3 - This new racing game will offer online multiplayer support for up to six players simultaneously, along with a create-a-rider option, some 25 different ATV vehicles, and a licensed soundtrack. The game is scheduled for release next year.
Emergency Mayhem - This upcoming action game will put you in control of three different emergency services that must save their hometown from various disasters. The game will feature more than 70 different minigames and 12 different drivable vehicles, along with party-game-style multiplayer modes. The game is scheduled for release next year.
Interview With a Made Man - This upcoming action game will let you play as an up-and-coming mobster who is inducted into the mafia and rises through the ranks to become a made man. The game is being developed with creative input from bestselling author David Fisher. Interview With a Made Man is scheduled for release next year.
The Last Job - This upcoming action game will give you control of a group of four hardened criminals, each of whom possesses various skills that will let them pull off huge heists as a team. The game is scheduled for release next year.
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Indiewire polled critics for their choices for Memorial Day movies, and the results can mostly be broken down into three categories: war movies (including anti-war movies, homefront movies and post war life movies); war-related documentaries; beginning of summer movies (the two outliers are "In America" and "Nashville," because they celebrate American life, and "Memento," because Memorial Day…remembering…"Memento"…about remembering…).
I thought about what movie seems most appropriate to me for Memorial Day, and while I could think of many fine options, the one I kept coming back to is "The Best Years of Our Lives." I stayed away from this movie for a long time, not because it's made in 1946–I'm a classic Hollywood fan and I'm just as happy watching a black and white movie with a staticky soundtrack as I am watching a 2013 summer blockbuster. Actually, I stayed away because I thought it sounded like a representation of the worst of Hollywood from that time period or any other: a glossy, overstuffed, all-star melodrama that's way too long.
Then finally I made myself watch it and I was stunned by how plain and honest the situations and emotions were in this story of a group of soldiers returning to civilian life in a small town after World War II. Fredric March's character now finds the business practicalities of his well-paying bank job unfulfilling and cold-hearted. Dana Andrews's character, trapped in an unhappy wartime marriage, can't fit in at his old job or get anything better. Harold Russell's character, who lost his hands in the war and has been fitted with hooks instead, finds he can't bear the pity he thinks he sees anytime someone looks at them (Russell, a real WW II vet who did indeed have hooks for hands after an injury, won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar). The women who stayed behind find themselves dealing with men who now seem like strangers.
You could take the problems of those three characters and give them to any soldier coming back from any war, from the Civil War to Afghanistan today. The movie holds up 100%, almost seventy years after it was released. Now if you're a person who freaks out at the sight of black and white, can't stand any movie that doesn't have tons of edits and quick cuts, or get impatient with any music not from your lifetime, I'm not going to be able to talk you into watching this movie, because you'll mentally shut down before the opening credits. If, however, you like good, well-made dramas, no matter what time period it comes from, then I hope you'll give it a try.


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Amazing mix! New favorite at the moment :)
Very original. Listening while sipping coffee, as per your directions, and eating pancakes. Great start for my day! Thanks!
having now listened to the whole mix I feel the need to comment again. New favourite playlist
quality mix mate, nice to hear something a bit different
oh ho? lol i like though
The JACK of all Trades by prkrt!
Starts off slow and get's you grooving.
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Random thoughts of a straight faced clown. by prkrt!
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Tucked between the foam bottom section of the packaging and the plastic liner on the case you will find your MSI Customer Survival Pack. This light cardboard envelope carries all the hardware and literature shipped with the Stealth chassis.
Inside that pouch is the User Manual which does a great job of getting through the tear down and installation process. You also get a dog tag and chain to feel like you are now part of the MSI team and there is a bag of hardware to get your components into this case.
A closer look at that hardware shows we get long tie-straps, ten of them in fact to tidy up the wiring. The foam block is actually cut diagonally into wedges so that they can be used with the VGA support system for coolers that aren't flat.
The bag on the left has your PSU screws, Kensington lock loop, risers, motherboard screws and a socket to tighten the risers. The bag at the right has a set of thumbscrews to use with the 5.25" bay devices.
This is something I haven't seen before; expandable HDD trays. Instead of having to flex the tray around a 3.5" drive, you simply allow it to slide open, align the pins and slide it closed on the drive. There are also holes for you to be able to screw a 2.5" drive directly to the tray bottom.


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Restored Blessings is a resale store that benefits Hope LHS. Donations are accepted during open hours. Will accept all furniture household items, books and gently used clothing. They do not accept exercise equipment, mattresses, cribs, computers, or televisions. Hours are Tuesday-Friday 9am-5:30pm and Saturday 9am-2pm.
MISSION TRIP September 13-16 Duluth MN
Hope Lutheran High School in conjunction with St. Marks Rushford is organizing a mission trip to the Duluth area to help with flood recovery this fall. If you are interested helping with this trip financially or would like to chaperon, contact Rocky Sandcork 474-7799
Hope Lutheran High School staff and students will be visiting area shut ins. If you know of someone you would like visited once or regularly, please let us know. Call the school at 474-7799
Hope LHS has various athletic pictures at businesses in the area. We are updating those pictures. If you would like an updated picture, or if you do not have one, please let us know and we will deliver one. Call 474-7799.
WORSHIP with HOPE LHS
You are invited to our weekly worship service on Fridays 9:00am-9:30. Area Pastors will be leading. Hope also has daily chapels at 7:45am-8am which you are also invited to join.
Thu-Fri September 6-7 Hope LHS at Whitewater State Park
Hope Lutheran High School will travel to the beautiful outdoors at Whitewater State Park to hold a two day retreat with the entire staff and student body. Biblical faith and team building based on our theme verse; This is how God showed his love among us: He sent his one and only Son into the world that we might live through him.1 John 4:9 will be the focus. This unifying event gives students an opportunity to worship outdoors, build a strong community of Christian youth, and have an absolute blast getting the school year started off in Christ our Savior!
Friday September 21 Prayer Vigil 10am-10pm at St. Martins Lutheran Church
In celebration of our 10 years of Gods Grace, we are getting together to pray. An organized 12 hour prayer vigil will include scripture reading, hymns read & sung, and various instruments played. Come for a prayer or stay for the entire vigil. If you would like to help, please contact Rocky Sandcork 474-7799. We are looking for leaders each hour.
Saturday September 22 Craft Sale 9am-3pm Hope LHS & St. Martins Lutheran Church & School
Come and Shop. Hope is hosting a Craft Sale. Vendors from all over the area will be coming and setting up their crafts all over the Church and school areas. Come and support! Delicious food will be served.
Sat/Sun September 22/23 Choir/Band/Drama/Presentation 5:30pm/8am & 10:30am at St. Martins Lutheran Church
Each month the Hope Lutheran High School choir and band will participate at area churches during/or after worship. A short biblical drama will be performed by the Hope drama club. A brief presentation on the school will be given as well as treats provided by Hope families. If your church, school, or organization would like Hope to come, please call Rocky Sandcork at 474-7799.
Wednesday September 19 Advisory Team 7:00 p.m. at Hope LHS
The A-team, as it is coming to be known as, is made up of teachers, parents and you. Thats right, you. We need your input. The entire community is invited to help with sharing ideas, implementing them, and questions and suggestions are welcome. We have invested your building donation money and its doing great. Come and listen to see how the Overflowing with Hope/Future of Hope fund is doing. Hear how the building acquisition is coming.
Fri/Sat September 28/29 Higher Things Retreat St. Pauls Church Chatfield, MN
The Hope Lutheran High School Senior Youth group is inviting all area youth to a Higher Things retreat at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Chatfield. Check out higherthings.org for more information about Higher Things and her retreats and call Rocky Sandcork at 474-7799 to sign up and go!
Friday October 5 Fish Fry 4:30-7 Eagles, Winona, MN Carry out and delivery available!
Come one come all or dont come at all and we will deliver to you. Thats right, if we get an order of 10 or more, we will deliver to your door. Get battered or broiled fish. $8 a plate. Cant make the fish fry, make a donation or buy a friend a meal. All donations go to to Hope Lutheran High School and are tax deductible.
Saturday November 17 Auction Express Suites Winona, MN
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Plans for New Wing!Plans are in the works for a much-needed addition to our building. The new Science, Arts, and Technology Wing is in the development stage. Plans have been drawn by Leisa McNulty of KSQ Architects, and we are in the early stages of developing a plan to raise funds for the additiona. The new wing will feature a new library and media center, music and band facilities, a foreign language lab, upgraded physical education space, and a new science classroom and lab.
School Building and Classrooms Our school building is located on The University of Tulsa campus north of 4th Place between College and Evanston Avenues. Completed in 1997, the two-story building contains classrooms for all grade level and specialty classes. In addition to the regular classrooms, highlights include a large gymnasium with stage, library with over 10,000 volumes, indoor play area for younger primary grades, five commons areas with tables and comfortable seating, and paved and covered outdoor picnic areas. The building meets ADA accessibility guidelines.PlaygroundsUniversity School has two fenced playground areas with play structures.GymOur gym includes an adjustable basketball goal, removable volleyball net and poles, and a stage for performances.Butterfly GardenCompleted in the 1999-2000 school year, the Butterfly Garden is a joint project between University School and The University United Methodist Church. Parents, staff, and students have spent many hours maintaining and improving the garden. For more details and pictures of the garden, visit our Butterfly Garden page. In the summer of 2011, the garden underwent a major clean up to give it a fresh new start.


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This week we got Sazha popping that gorgeous ass pool side. Nothing like greasing up a fat ass and nice set of knockers and watching em bounce all over. Once Jmac gets there all bets are off. Come rain or shine theres going to be plenty of booty action in this one.


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Continuing the traditions.Linking those who love them.
As children, we are as familiar with the story-world of elves, giants, witches and ghosts as we are with the world of reality around us. On Darks Ships of the Forest, John Roberts and Tony Barrand serve up a delightful mix of English songs full of bizarre encounters between young men and water nymphs, knights and dragons, fairy queens and magicians, unnatural happenings, pagan ritual and the fantastical events of the balladry of yesteryear. In the primal forest of folk songs, these are our dark ships. 1997
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hey guys,this is a copy and paste from an post i put on our savage rifle owners facebook page.i felt it has a place here and i hope you take the time to read it.this post is on a serious note. Yesterday our town experienced a tragedy that I hope no one ever has to go through.the details are scarce but in a nutshell a 13 year old boy accidently discharged a firearm killing his 10 year old sister.my son knew the sister.anyway,this really made me think about the safety of my kids with firearms in my house.i have a gun cabinet that is full of some of my collection but the rest are in closets and such.i have drilled my kids since they were old enough to comprehend about the dangers of firearms and the respect they demand but my wife brought up an interesting point.while I was thinking about the whole situation wondering how a kid got access to a firearm she brought up the simple point that kids are curious and sometimes no matter how much teaching they get,sometimes they will just choose to ignore their teachings for whatever reasons.we all hope that our kids will make the right choices in life and most consequences are as simple as a stern butt chewing but for this family it was the loss of a daughter,a neice,a sister.i have looked at safes in the past but the prices made me say"man,thats a new rifle" but after thinking long and talking to my wife we decided to go ahead and spend the money and get a safe.as with anything there is nothing full proof but it will be a start.i hope anyone who has children to consider the same thing.can you put a price on your child.i hope that you all that may be in the same boat as I am in will look into it.hey guys,this is a copy and paste from an post i put on our savage rifle owners facebook page.i felt it has a place here and i hope you take the time to read it.
Pretty sad what happens when
Pretty sad what happens when young ones get into these preventable situations. You wouldn't let them in a pool without being watched or play in a busy street unmonitored and yet somehow kids far too often get a gun nothing good comes of it. Firearms need to be handled safely and just importantly stored safely. A child might not be able to rack the slide of your favorite pistol or load your rifle but you can bet even a very young one can pull a 4lb trigger and flip a safety. If you want to keep a firearm ready to go fine but make sure a child can't use it either. My son is nearly four. He is used to guns being around and has been trained not to touch them. If I happen to leave my carry gun (always cleared when I enter the house) on a counter where he can see (never without me in the room) it he will ask me to move it for him before he touches anything on the counter. I have never and will never hide from him what a firearm can do nor make jokes about their use with him. He isn't curious about them because I don't attempt to make them a hidden thing of interest. Be responsible, teach responsibility, and ALWAYS make unsupervised use of a firearm impossible for a child.
I guess I must only hit half of what I shoot at because I never seem to find the other half.
i agree totally.we orderd our
i agree totally.we orderd our safe friday so hopefully it will be in soon. i do have a nightstand pistol safe that i keep my home defense pistols in but it's time for the rest of them to be locked up,especially now that my son will be home by his self for about an hour after school this coming school year


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I have changed the overall theme for the site to a more modern "curve" theme. It will be the one everyone uses from now on, you will not be able to alter it on your own. It will make things a whole lot easier for me to maintain.THNXthe Management
Nice job on this route guys; Chris Graham and I (his lead on P2!) repeated this yesterday and found it good (and burly indeed )! Jeff Lea
Really happy you guys enjoyed it!
Il love it.. a NH sport route that requires gear !! Good job
I've found that a number of parties have been surprised to find that the "bolted section" of Humphreys ledge (AKA to many of us as the "Geriatric Wall") requires a "modern rack" in many cases-- there are a few climbs which only require draws, but most of the routes will be scary or dangerous, depending on the leader's abilities/experience if he/she doesn't carry gear. An advantage these days is that most of the route descriptions feature a "recommended gear list". Don't carry anything but sport draws at your peril!


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When life creeps up on you, it's usually planning on bonking you with a lead pipe. But every once in a while, the surprise is a pleasant one. Just five minutes ago, the mailman dropped off a copy of O Código Graal, which is The Grail Code in Brazilian Portuguese. I wasn't even aware that we had sold Brazilian rights. I'm happy, though: Brazil (population about 183 million) is by far the biggest nation our book has invaded outside the United States. I'm also happy to say that our invasions have been completely peaceful. We were, in fact, welcomed as liberators.
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Beyond the Fringe
Beyond the Fringe | |
On Broadway circa 1962 to 1964. From left, Dudley Moore, Alan Bennett, Peter Cook and Jonathan Miller.
Written by | Alan Bennett Peter Cook Jonathan Miller Dudley Moore |
Date premiered | 22 August 1960 |
Place premiered | Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh |
Original language | English |
Genre | Revue |
Beyond the Fringe was a British comedy stage revue written and performed by Peter Cook, Dudley Moore, Alan Bennett, and Jonathan Miller. It played in London's West End and then on New York's Broadway in the early 1960s. Hugely successful, it is widely regarded as seminal to the rise of satirical comedy in 1960s Britain.
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The show was conceived in 1960 by an Oxford man, Robert Ponsonby, artistic director for the Edinburgh International Festival, with the idea of bringing together the best of the Cambridge Footlights and The Oxford Revue that in previous years had transferred to Edinburgh for short runs. John Bassett, Wadham College, Oxford graduate and assistant to Ponsonby, recommended jazz band mate and rising cabaret talent Dudley Moore, who in turn recommended Alan Bennett, who had been a hit at Edinburgh a few years before. Bassett also identified Jonathan Miller, a Footlights star in 1957. Miller recommended Cook. While Bennett and Miller were already pursuing traditional careers, Cook had an agent due to his having written a West End revue for Kenneth Williams; as a result, Cook's agent negotiated a higher weekly fee for him to participate, although by the time the agent's fee was deducted, Cook actually earned less than the others from the initial run.
The show's runs in Edinburgh and the provinces had a lukewarm response; however, when the revue transferred to the Fortune Theatre in London, produced by Donald Albery and William Donaldson, it became a sensation, thanks in some part to a favorable review by Kenneth Tynan.[1] The show crossed the Atlantic to New York with its original cast in 1962 at the John Golden Theatre, with then-current U.S. President John F. Kennedy attending a performance on 10 February 1963.
The majority of sketches were by Cook, based on material written for other revues, including "One Leg Too Few". Amongst the entirely new material, the stand-outs were "The End of the World", "TVPM", and "The Great Train Robbery". Cook and Moore revived some of the sketches on their later television and stage shows, most famously the two-hander "One Leg Too Few", in which Cook played a theatrical producer auditioning a one-legged Moore for the part of Tarzan.
The show continued in New York with most of the original cast until 1964, when Paxton Whitehead replaced Miller, while the London version continued with a different cast until 1966. It had a sensational influence on the careers of Bennett and Miller, who had been preparing for lives in academia and medicine respectively.
The revue was widely considered to be ahead of its time, both in its unapologetic willingness to debunk figures of authority, and by virtue of its inherently surrealistic comedic vein. Humiliation of authority was something only previously delved into in The Goon Show and, arguably, Hancock's Half Hour, with such parliamentarians as Sir Winston Churchill and Harold Macmillan coming under special scrutiny — although the BBC were predisposed to frown upon it. Macmillan — according to Cook — was not particularly fond of the slurred caricature and charade of senile forgetfulness (marked by a failure to pronounce 'Conservative Party' coherently) handed down on him in Cook's impersonation. Since Beyond the Fringe was not owned by the BBC, however, the quartet enjoyed relative carte blanche. The only protocol they were obliged to adhere to stipulated that their sketches be sent to the Lord Chamberlain for approval prior to performance (a requirement abolished in 1968).
Most specifically, its lampooning of the British war effort in a sketch titled "The Aftermyth of the War" was scorned by some war veterans for its supposed insensitivity. (One British visitor to the Broadway performance was said to have stood up and shouted 'rotters!' at a sketch he found distasteful, before apparently sitting down again and enjoying the remainder of the show, while another, at the first performance in Edinburgh allegedly stood up and declared that the 'young bounders don't know the first thing about it!' and promptly left the auditorium.) In response to these negative audience reactions, the Beyond the Fringe team insisted that they were not ridiculing the efforts of those involved in the war, but were challenging the subsequent media portrayal of them.
Many see Beyond the Fringe as the forerunner to British television programmes That Was the Week That Was, At Last the 1948 Show and Monty Python's Flying Circus.
As with the established comedy revue, it was a series of satirical sketches and musical pieces using a minimal set, looking at events of the day. It effectively represented the views and disappointments of the first generation of British people to grow up after World War II, and gave voice to a sense of the loss of national purpose with the end of the British Empire. Although all of the cast contributed material, the most often quoted pieces were those by Cook, many of which had appeared before in his Cambridge Footlights revues. The show broke new ground with Peter Cook's impression of then Prime Minister Harold Macmillan; on one occasion, this was performed with Macmillan in the audience, and Cook added an ad lib ridiculing Macmillan for turning up to watch. In 2006, Jonathan Miller recounted that the breach of decorum this represented was a source of embarrassment to both audience and performers.
The show is credited with giving many other performers the courage to be satirical and more improvisational in their manner, and broke the conventions of not lampooning the Royal Family or the government of the day. However, the show wasn't all that satirical, merely making fun of things — such as war films — though even this was a step forward in comedy. Shakespearean drama was another target of their comedy. There were also a number of musical items in the show, using Dudley Moore's music, most famously an arrangement of the Colonel Bogey March which resists Moore's repeated attempts to bring it to an end.
The show prefigured the Satire Boom of the 1960s. Without it, there might not have been either That Was the Week That Was or Private Eye, the satirical magazine which originated at the same time, that partially survived due to financial support from Peter Cook, and that served as the model for the later American Spy Magazine. Cook and Moore formed a comedy team and appeared in the popular television show Not Only... But Also, and the 1967 film Bedazzled. Cook also launched his club, The Establishment, around this time. Many of the members of Monty Python recall being inspired by Beyond the Fringe.
The retrospective show Before the Fringe, broadcast during the early years of BBC 2, took its title from this production. It consisted of performances of material that was popular in theatrical revue before the advent of Beyond the Fringe.[2]
The show was revived in slightly altered form in Los Angeles in 2000 and 2001 by Joseph Dunn's ReEstablishment Theater to critical acclaim.
All four original members of Beyond the Fringe feature prominently in the play Pete and Dud: Come Again, by Chris Bartlett and Nick Awde. Appropriately, the comedy drama had a sellout run at the 2005 Edinburgh Festival Fringe before transferring to London's West End at The Venue, in 2006, in a version starring Kevin Bishop as Moore, Tom Goodman-Hill as Cook, Fergus Craig as Alan Bennett and Colin Hoult as Jonathan Miller. It subsequently embarked on a nationwide tour.
Wikiquote has quotations related to: Beyond the Fringe |
- (Said by Squadron Leader to Flight Officer Perkins): "I want you to lay down your life, Perkins." "Right sir!" "We need a futile gesture at this stage. It will raise the whole tone of the war." "Yessir!" "Get up in a crate, Perkins." "Sah!" "Pop over to Bremen." "Yessir!" "Take a shufti." "Right sir!" "And don't come back." "Yessir" "Goodbye, Perkins. God, I wish I was going too." "Goodbye Sah! – Or is it au revoir?" "No, Perkins."
- Peter Cook as E.L. Wisty: "Yes, I could have been a judge, but I never had the Latin. I never had the Latin for the judgin'."
- Cook as Macmillan recounting a summit meeting with U.S. President John F. Kennedy: "We talked of many things, including Great Britain's position in the world as some kind of honest broker. I agreed with him when he said no nation could be more honest, and he agreed with me when I chaffed him and said no nation could be broker."
- Cook to Moore in "One Leg Too Few": "Your right leg I like. I like your right leg. That's what I said when I saw it come in Mr. Spiggot. 'Lovely leg. Lovely, lovely leg.' I've got nothing against your right leg, Mr. Spiggot. The trouble is, neither have you."
- Alan Bennett as falsetto-voiced vicar, in "Take a Pew": "But my brother Esau is an hairy man, and I am a smooth man." (Quoting Genesis 27:11)
- "Then, unavoidably, came peace."
- Beyond the Fringe, UK, Parlophone, audio lp, mono, 1961, PMC 1145
- Beyond the Fringe (Original Broadway Cast Recording), USA Capitol, audio lp, mono, 1962, W1792 - also stereo SW1792
- Alexander H Cohen Presents Beyond the Fringe '64, USA Capitol, audio lp, mono, 1964, W2072 - also stereo SW2072
- Complete Beyond the Fringe [Box set], EMI Audio CD, 21 October 1996, ASIN: B000006SW2
- Beyond the Fringe, Acorn Media DVD, 5 October 2005, AMP 7990, ISBN 1-56938-799-0. "The complete 1964 gala farewell performance"
- Beyond The Fringe Live At The Cambridge Arts Theatre, UK, EMI audio CD, 2011
- Smiles, Roy (2008) Afternoon Play: Good Evening (BBC Radio 4)*Carpenter, Humphrey (2000) That Was Satire That Was ISBN 0-575-06588-5
- Cook, W (Ed) (2004) Goodbye Again ISBN 1-84413-400-8
- Bennett, Alan (1994) Writing Home ISBN 0-571-17388-8
- Paskin, Barbra (1997) Dudley Moore ISBN 0-330-35322-5
- Thompson, Harry (1997) Peter Cook ISBN 0-340-64969-0
- Bergan, Ronald, Beyond the Fringe … and Beyond. London, Virgin Books (1989) ISBN 1-85227-175-2
- Wilmut, Roger, From Fringe to Flying Circus. (Celebrating a Unique Generation of Comedy, 1960-1980), London, Methuen (1980) ISBN 978-0-413-46950-2
- Good Evening, a play about the Beyond The Fringe team by English playwright Roy Smiles, was staged in South Africa in 2009 and broadcast on Radio 4 in 2010.
- ^ See Humphrey Carpenter That Was Satire That Was, pp. 122-23; Tynan's review is extensively quoted.
- ^ Before the Fringe at the Internet Movie Database
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Beyond the Fringe. |
- Beyond the Fringe at the Internet Broadway Database
- Some Fickle Circumstance - a comprehensive history and overview of the show.
- Sound Of Young America - podcast documentary about Beyond The Fringe


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Arizona Javelina Guides and Outfitters
Javelina Hunts
Javelina can be one of the most enjoyable game animals to hunt in Arizona. They are gregarious, sociable, pig-like animals that hang in groups of 5 to 15 animals. The common name is the "collared peccary" because of a white ring of hair that circles the neck region. Javelina appear to be larger than they really are, but in actuality, they only weigh 35-55 pounds dressed-out. They offer a very challenging hunt for the bowhunter, handgun hunter, muzzleloader hunter or even rifle hunter. Spot and stalk is the technique we use to tag one of these unique animals. Our guides use high-powered optics to locate a herd. Javelina are low to the ground and blend into their surroundings very well. So, they can often be a challenge to locate amongst the gray desert scrub. Once a herd is located though, a stalk can be planned. Javelina have poor eyesight, which enables hunters to approach within closer distances than other big game. This does not mean they are easy. Hunters must keep the wind in their favor when making a stalk and be extremely quiet in order to get within a desired shooting distance. Because of their large canines, javelina make nice open-mouth mounts. If you are successful, a full-body mount of a snarling peccary (javelina) can be a very unique trophy. The meat can often be made into sausage or chorizo. Our archery javelina hunts in January can be combined with both Coues deer and mule deer.
Hunters should note that javelina live in the desert mountains. Hunters are encouraged to condition themselves in order to increase their odds for success.Note: We do not put down corn or other bait to attract the javelina, like in Texas. This is a fair chase hunt where we use the spot and stalk method amongst desert mountain terrain.
Our Success Rate: Averaging out nearly the past couple decades, our success rate has been 95% for rifle hunts with nearly 100% rate of opportunity (taking shots)! Archery and Muzzleloader javelina hunts have a 95% rate of opportunity.
Arizona has a January Archery-Only javelina season, an early February Handgun/Archery/Crossbow/Muzzleloader (H.A.M. Season) and a late February Firearms season. Centerfire RIFLE cartridges that we recommend are: .243, .270, 7mm-08, .308, .30-06, .300 WSM, etc.Javelina are very tough animals and often get away injured from smaller cartridges. Typical HANDGUNS to use are the single-shot Thompson or Remington XP100 centerfire cartridges, like .243, .257, 7mm-08 or the like. Revolvers in .357 magnum, .44 magnum, .454 Cassul, etc. with red dots or scopes are also common handguns that work well. MUZZLELOADERS can be .50 caliber inline style with scopes or traditional. Crossbows can be used during the firearms season and H.A.M. season.
Seasons for 2015:
Jan. 1 - 22 (Archery-Only Season)
Jan. 23 - Feb. 1 (Juniors-Only Rifle Season)
Feb. 6 - 15 (Handgun, Archery, Crossbow, Muzzleloader Season)
Feb. 20 - 26 (General Rifle Season)
Book the Hunt First and then we will assist with licensing. Arizona javelina hunting is by a lottery application process through the Arizona Game and Fish Department. The drawing odds for our preferred area are usually 100%! The deadline to apply is mid-October prior to the season. If you missed the deadline, there are usually leftover tags that can be purchased by mail on a first-come, first-serve basis until they are all gone. We will assist you with the licensing process after you book the hunt. Contact us before October or as soon as possible if you are interested in a guided javelina hunt.
Hunting license fees: $37.00(Res) and $160.00(NR)
Javelina Tag Fees: $38 (Res) and $115 (NonRes)
Now Booking For January/February 2015-16!! Spaces are Limited.
Guided & Outfitted Hunts:
Javelina Packages | # Days | Rate |
Javelina: 2 on 1 | 3* | $1,350.00/person |
Javelina: 1 on 1 | 3* | $1,750.00/person |
Juniors-Only Rifle Season | 3* | $900.00/junior |
Archery deer/javelina combo (2 on 1) | 5 | $2,200.00/person |
Archery deer/javelina combo (1 on 1) | 5 | $2,800.00/person |
Description of Javelina Package
Package includes: accommodations (tent camps), meals, complimentary ride to camp if flying (pick-up/drop-off point: Tucson Airport Hotels Only), camp transportation and a guide.Choose from 1on1 or 2on1 packages. 1 on 1 means one hunter per guide. 2 on 1 means two hunters per guide. If choosing 2 on 1, it is a requirement that you bring the other hunter to share the guide with. If you cannot find a 2 on 1 partner, you will get the 1 on 1 rate.
Booking Info: The first step is to book the hunt with a minimum 50% non-refundable deposit and some paperwork. We will then assist you in getting tags and licenses, which takes place in September through early October. The remaining balance is due at least 21 days prior to the hunt. We recommend cancellation insurance for all of our guests. Visit our policy page for more details.
The Juniors-Only 3-Day Rifle Season is specifically designed for youth hunters 10-17 years old. If under 14, the youth hunter must have passed a hunter safety course. A parent must accompany the youth as a non-hunting observer and will be charged the observer fee of $500.00. Junior Hunt Fee Total: $900.00/junior + $500.00/parent = $1,400.00
Archery Deer/Javelina Combo:This hunt allows January archery javelina hunters to have an added bonus of hunting deer (Coues or Mule) while hunting for javelina. The archery deer tag is over the counter. The hunt includes accommodations (tent camps), meals, complimentary airport transfer (from Tucson Airport Hotels Only), camp transportation, a guide, and many extras. This is a 5 day hunt instead of 3.
For those that own a camping trailer/pop-up and would like to bring it to camp to sleep in are more than welcome to do so, but we cannot discount the hunt any. It must be small and high enough to be pulled on rough dirt roads.
Firearms hunts are in two seasons: Handgun/Muzzleloader and Rifle.
Cost for licenses and tags, butchering, shipping of meat, taxidermy, hotel stay before/after the hunt (if flying) are the hunter's responsibility.
Our bag limit is one javelina per person per hunt.
If a hunter has not tagged by the scheduled end of hunt, there is sometimes an option of paying at a daily rate thereafter.
Non-Hunter Fee: Invite your partner or family member as a non-hunter while on your guided javelina hunt for a fee of $500.00.
View our javelina videos for more feel of our hunts.
Be sure you visit our general info page.
Recent Javelina Hunt Photos
Jesse Bergr shot this javelina using a Rage Hypodermic Broadhead (Jan. 2015)
Rob and Zach Merzlak doubled on these nice archery javelina (Jan. 2015)
Brian Postill from Canada shot this nice javelina boar with his bow (Jan. 2015)
Ryan Thornton from Alaska shot this nice javelina boar on video. (Jan. 2015)
Craig Larson from North Dakota came to get out of the cold and bow hunt javelina. (Jan. 2015)
Bud McJunkin shot this big javelina at long range using a custom Tikka T3 Lite in .300 WSM (Feb. 2014)
Tory McJunkin and a nice javelina that he shot on day one (Feb. 2014)
Sean Johnson from California with a really big boar javelina (Feb. 2014)
Michael stalked-in and shot this javelina with a Crossbow using Rage Hypodermic broadheads! (Feb. 2014)
Jeff Campbell came from North Dakota to bowhunt javelina. (Jan. 2014)


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240 Beasley and Hodgson to Evatt
Cablegram 18 LONDON, 15 January 1947, 6.25 p.m.
Australian paper was the only one discussed at this morning's meeting of the Deputies on Germany. France, United Kingdom and United States strongly supported our proposals.
The Soviet Delegate flatly refused to entertain them on grounds anticipated, namely as quite outside their instructions.
Further the Soviet refuses- (1) To circulate to other states any papers submitted by any representative.
(2) To allow even attendance of representatives during the verbal hearing of a state.
The Deputies will discuss the motion this afternoon that representatives of Australia be allowed to put their views verbally to the Deputies on this question. Strang anticipates another deadlock on this. Hodgson enlisted full support of the French Delegate for our proposals last night.
If our proposals and oral request are rejected we propose to issue to the press the text of our communication on procedure to the Deputies as well as statement on position.


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Clementon Amusement Park in South Jersey is not exactly a place brimming over with good cheer. Although it is celebrating its hundredth anniversary this year, Clementon carries a distinct aura of hard luck—all faded paint and sharp edges and arcane dangers.
But once a year, usually on the last Sunday afternoon in September, the park becomes a portal to another world. A yellow school bus idles in its parking lot; the driver collects ten dollars from those who board. The bus heads down a nondescript lane and then, minutes later, pulls up at the end of a gravel road, where local kids sell burgers and hot dogs off a grill and soft drinks from a cooler. Nearby, a small green-and-white building serves as both town hall and police station and hints that the territory beyond is a separate and sovereign place, far removed from the strip-mall tedium of the surrounding burbs.
A man in a blazer waits near a guardhouse and hands the visitor a scorecard. "Have a nice time," he says. And just like that, one steps, blinking in disbelief, inside the sylvan fold and onto the grounds of what's commonly regarded as the greatest golf course in the world: Pine Valley.
The combination of a famously private club and its notoriously challenging course creates a powerful effect. The first-time visitor half expects to witness the secret rites of some kind of eastern Bohemian Grove—captains of industry wandering shirtless among the trees, their faces painted with smashed berries, the sound of drums just over the next ridge. But alas, it's just a golf tournament, and a very good one at that.
The event is the Crump Cup, a four-day amateur invitational in which two rounds of stroke-play qualifying are followed by four rounds of match play. Only for the last round, on Sunday afternoon, is the public invited in. Since its inception in 1922, the Cup's roster of champions has run from Francis Ouimet and Chick Evans to Billy Joe Patton (five-time low amateur at the Masters) and nine-time winner Jay Sigel. You will not, in short, find many dates on the amateur-golf calendar that are more prestigious.
There are essentially three ways to enjoy the Crump Cup, none of which involves throwing a folding chair down on a par-three—the course must be seen in its entirety. The biggest galleries follow the drama of the championship match, but some visitors might choose to check out the scoreboard near the eighteenth green and select a pairing of special interest. And others might well decide to follow no one at all: The course is sparsely populated enough that one can seek out entire holes to walk in glorious solitude.
When it comes to absorbing the design of a great course, attending a high-level amateur event like the Crump Cup is light years better than punching a ticket to the local PGA Tour stop. True, there are no sandwiches or beer for sale on the grounds, but neither are there ropes to keep spectators off the fairways. The small galleries walk the course just as the players do, following groups at a respectful distance and, of course, staying off the greens. Visitors get a much better sense of sight lines and land contours when they aren't shunted off to the margins, much less buried in a gallery.


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