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Islamic dreams about Bright Light find dream interpretations. Meanings & explanations for Bright Light dictionary!
Bright Light dream interpretations
Light Dream Explanation
— (Beam; Gleam; Radiance; Shine)
in a dream means guidance. Walking from a dark place into the
in a dream means receiving guidance, divine acceptance and protection in this world and in the hereafter, and it represents richness after poverty, honor after humiliation, repentance following sin, sight after blindness and the opposite is also true should one see himself walking from
into darkness in a dream.
in a dream also means Islam, or submission to Allah Almighty. Seeing
in a dream denotes good deeds, knowledge, the Holy Quran, or a righteous son. In a dream,
also may mean trials and tribulations. Wearing a raiment of
in a dream means receiving knowledge, or it could represent one's growing devotion. If one sees
beaming from his body in a dream, it means that he will be gifted with a son who will grow to be a man of great knowledge, spiritual rank, and whose prayers are accepted. Thus, whatever he ask, Allah Almighty will grant.
in a dream also represents a messenger, knowledge, or it could mean accomplishing one's needs in the
in a dream also represents the sun, the moon, the daylight, sunshine, moonlight, the crescent moon, or the Arabic proper name Shams. (Also see Earth; Lantern)
Light Given off By Fire Dream Explanation
— To burn a fire in the dream and see people being guided by the
of such a fire implies that the person who had enkindled the fire will, through knowledge and wisdom, become a guiding
for the people.
Light-headedness Dream Explanation
— (See Blithe)
of the father's eyes Dream Explanation
— In a dream, it means one's sons or daughters.
A Burning Lamp Dream Explanation
— A powerful
lamp in the house is a glad tiding that the condition of the inmates of such a house will improve. But any weakness in the
given off by such a lamp denotes similar weakness in their condition. If the lamp extinguishes and no cause for its extinction is known nor is there any hint of any perbond death, the observer of the dream will soon encounter difficulties and unpleasant conditions. Also his own condition will change.
Incident Dream Explanation
— Someone used to regularly recite special prayers and offer their blessing to the benefit of the soul of Rabi'a Al-'Adawiyyah, God be pleased with her. One night, he saw her in a dream, and she said to him: "Your gifts are carried to us on trays of
and are covered with
Planet Dream Explanation
— The planets symbolize rulers, scholars, notables, and noble or rich people. Small planets that emit a weak
represent the slaves, nannies, and public. Planets associated with winter mean trouble and worries. Summer planets herald welfare and nice living.
planets assembled at the dreamer's house: Leaders will meet at his place.
• Dull planets assembled at the dreamer's house: Nobles will meet at the dreamer's place for some tragic matter.
• Seeing plenty of planets at one's place: The dreamer will have plenty of children.
• Seeing a
and shining planet: Joy and happiness, and people will turn to the dreamer for help.
• Planets coming together to shed light: The dreamer will travel and earn money or return from a trip in high spirits.
• Observing a huge twinkling planet: Welfare, influence, and knowledge.
• Holding a planet in one's hand: The dreamer will be blessed with an honest son.
• Holding small planets: Fame and influence.
• Stealing a planet: The dreamer will steal something valuable.
• A gigantic planet falling: Death of a chief.
• Planets disappearing from the sky: (1) If the dreamer is rich, money will go. (2) If he is poor, he will die.
• Seeing a planet on one's head: The dreamers will become famous and have an edge over others by serving a noble person.
• Riding on a planet: Benefits, welfare, power, influence, and leadership.
• Planets under the ceiling: (1) Home will be destroyed (as, the home having no roof anymore, the planets could be seen from within the house). (2) The owner of the house will die.
• Eating planets: The dreamer is eating up people's money and destroying them, except if he is a scientist or an astronomer, in which case it would mean that he will do something great and be better off. The crowd eating planets means death.
• Swallowing planets without chewing them: (1) Noble people will mingle in the dreamer's business and secrets. (2) The dreamer will die.
• Planets falling: The dreamer will lose his hair and become bald.
• A planet falling in a place: A tragedy will befall a notable in that place.
• Planets falling and sprinkling: (1) Death of great kings. (2) War in which many soldiers will perish.
• Small planets falling: Death of unknown, weak, or persecuted people.
• Seeing planets during the day: Scandals, major events, and catastrophes.
• Seeing the morning planet: A harbinger of marriage. Seeing it at one's place on a dark night means that the dreamer himself will get married, and vice versa.
• Becoming a planet: The dreamer will get rich.
Embroiderer Dream Explanation
— An embroiderer in a dream represents a
and an intelligent person, a trickster or someone who embellishes his words and exaggerates his explanations, or he could represent a writer, a man of letter, a refined person, a poet or a fine singer. (Also see Monogram)
Gleam Dream Explanation
— (Also see Light)
Moonlight Dream Explanation
— (See Light)
Radiance Dream Explanation
— (See Light)
Shine Dream Explanation
— (See Light)
Sunshine Dream Explanation
— (See Light; Sun)
Collecting Fire that Does not Burn Dream Explanation
— Collecting fire which neither burns nor gives off
symbolizes knowledge that is futile and worthless.
Lamp Dream Explanation
— (Candle; Flame; Light; Torch) If a pregnant woman sees herself carrying a lamp in a dream, it means that she will beget a son. As for a sick person, a lamp represents his life. If the lamp is dimmed in the dream, it means his death. If one sees himself repairing a lamp in a dream, it means that he will recover from an illness. A lamp with a weak battery, or low electrical current represents health problems for a pregnant woman. A strong lamp that lights one's entire house denotes righteousness in that house. If one turns off the
in his house in a dream, it denotes the suspicious character of the owner, his financial troubles, his death, the death of a father, a mother, a wife, a child or a sick person. If one sees a sick person rising to the sky and carrying a lamp in a dream, it means the return of his soul to its Lord. If one draws
from someone else's lamp in a dream, it means that he will acquire knowledge. Extinguishing the
of an oil lamp in a dream means attempting to conceal the truth by opposing a truthful witness, yet he will fail to win his case. Carrying a lighted lamp in the daylight in a dream represents a religious and a righteous person. Walking with a lamp during the night in a dream means observing a night vigil and prayers. If such a person is religious by nature, then it represents benefits. Otherwise, it means that he will see wonders. Carrying a lamp at night in a dream also means repentance from one's sins. Carrying an unlit lamp, candle, or torch in a dream means business losses, or problems at the workplace. If one sees a lamp filled with oil that does not burn in a dream, it means sorrow and distress. (Also see Lamp stand; Wick)
Alligator Dream Explanation
— An alligator in a dream represents a knowledgeable person who guides people from darkness unto
. (Also see Crocodile)
Blossoms Dream Explanation
— In a dream, blossoms represent an inner or an outer
, or guidance one follows for spiritual or material gains. (Also see Earth; Flowers; Roses)
Snow Dream Explanation
— Snow in a dream means profits, or it could mean a cure for an illness. If snow and fire coexist beside one another in a dream, they represent love, passion and companionship. If one sees snow in its season, then it means washing away one's difficulties and exposing one's enemies or jealous companions. Seeing snow in other than wintertime in a dream means an illness, paralysis, or obstacles hindering one's travel plans, or it could mean sufferings, swearing, or deceit. A heavy snow storm in a dream means oppression, while a
snowfall or flurries mean benefits to one's town. Melting snow in a dream means dispersal of agony, or it could mean the end of depression. Like rain, snow in a dream is a sign of divine mercy and a good harvest. When heavy, it represents a calamity, and when
, it is a blessing. Standing under a snowfall in a dream signifies enemy blows. (Also see Snowball)
Falling into the Well Dream Explanation
— Climbing down into the well falling into it means he will be afflicted with grief and sorrow but will eventually witness happiness and joy due to his victory. This is in the
of the story of Hazrath Yusuf (AS).
Lantern Dream Explanation
— (Housekeeper; Light) The lantern of a house in a dream represents the housekeeper or a woman. (Also see Lamp; Minaret)


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This refers to the editorial "The Russian connection" (December 27). The Indo-Soviet Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation, 1971 set the foundation of India's cordial relations with Russia. In the light of India's security concern with China, India and Russia's friendship needs to be augmented. Nikita Khrushchev looked in a different direction when China attacked India in 1962, and said China was Russia's brother and India a friend. Among all good relations with Russia, the "Gorshkhov curse" and Khrushchev's statement are relevant.
Chinese invasion has consumed our strategic depth provided by Tibet and Nepal, besides capturing our territory. To bring the situation back to normal, our aim should be to ensure that China honours its commitment of withdrawing the People's Liberation Army to a position it was on August 15, 1947.
It is observed that whenever the Ministry of Defence is pressured by public opinion for promoting defence industries in India, foreign arms suppliers come out with a sale of cutting-edge technology. This trade cycle by foreigners has to be broken, if our own industry is to come up. In this context, India must be prepared for a modest beginning. Training and leadership are battle-winning factors, and not high technology items alone. France has been given a massive contract to supply aircraft for the Indian Air Force. This contract needs to be revisited if the supplier is unwilling to raise their factories in India. Similarly, Israel is willing to supply high technology needs but the country must be motivated to raise their factories in India. Indian defence's research and development should be world-class. And public-private partnerships need to be encouraged.
J C Joshi Lucknow
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I finished my first real mosaic garden piece!!!!!! Thanks to all of you sharing your techniques. Ms Crazy Mosaics sent me enough mosaic tiles to make me cry (I used some of her pieces as the greenery under the roses). Ms Purple Moon sent me some great tezz pieces and some B/W sqs (for another project). I have been saving roses off of old chipped stuff for several months. But when Hubs helped me out in the kitchen he began to chip my toile dishes. So I busted up enough to cover most of the bowling ball. None of ya'll told me how much blood I would loose doing mosaics. LOLOLOLOL My hands look like a MUMMY's hands. I changed my mind several times on where I should start. I finally decided on the bowling ball. Then I realized that a flat surface would have been a safer way to "get my feet wet". There are plenty of mistakes and things I wish I would have done differently. But here it is anyway - "WHERE ANGELS RELAX" |
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- Posted by slowmedown (My Page) on Thu, May 7, 09 at 17:55
Oh, you l'il heifer! I could say a real bad ugly word here. SEE - we told you it was easy. This is the most beautiful BB I've seen in ages. I can't BELIEVE you waited this long to start. This is spectacular. Lordy, child - GEESH - NOW w/you get over the fear and get on w/it? This does NOT look like a first project. Looks as if you've been doing this for YEARS. GEESH - and to think - it took you so long to dive in. There's no stopping you now. I'm gonna go have a margarita on my patio to celebrate w/you. B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L.!!!!!!!!!! |
That is THE most beautiful bowling ball! Wowwee, girl! I can't believe this is your first piece. What a lovely concept. Great job! |
- Posted by wackyweeder (My Page) on Thu, May 7, 09 at 18:57
You did an amazing job, that is just lovely! Are ya hooked yet? |
- Posted by katishooked (My Page) on Thu, May 7, 09 at 19:12
Amazing. Perfect. Etc Etc. I love this bb. The wonder that I find on this site is the new and fresh ideas we see every day. You have given a new and very pretty idea for bbs. Kat |
- Posted by susiewantsroses (email@example.com) on Thu, May 7, 09 at 20:52
As soon as my hands heal I will start another project. I had bleeding knuckles and punctured paws. I do not have a saw or grinder yet. I've got to pay some dues just starting out. OUCHHH, whine, whine. I can not imagine being at the place where some of you guys are. Looking at your stuff amazes me. Slow- you just blow my mind. And the rest of you do too. I am not new to crafting but this was a large step for me. I broke so many plates I feel like I've been to a greek wedding!!!! OOUUPAAAAAA ya'll! |
- Posted by nanatricia (My Page) on Thu, May 7, 09 at 21:23
Girl that is just BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
- Posted by cathyscache (My Page) on Thu, May 7, 09 at 21:40
Susie, You keep dancin!!! I wish my 1st looked this beautiful!!! Took me several to even want to keep them..You did an amazing job!!! JUST AWESOME!!!! Well you'll be hooked now. I'm sure we'll be seeing lots more of your beautiful work!!! Doesn't it feel great?!! Looking forward to the next beautiful piece of art-U go Chickie!!! I love it, love it loveit!!!!! I did a little dance myself this morning when my bathoom was finished!!!! I call mine the Done Dance!!!!!! Oh ya, Oh ya!!!! |
- Posted by shrty411 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Thu, May 7, 09 at 22:44
Wow, that is great!!I love the angel and your roses look beautiful! You did a great job!! Pretty soon you will think something is wrong if you don't have cuts on your hands !! |
- Posted by susiewantsroses (email@example.com) on Thu, May 7, 09 at 23:57
Let's all do the Chicken Dance!!!!!! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Doin' The Chicken Dance!!!!!
- Posted by slowmedown (My Page) on Fri, May 8, 09 at 8:59
Love it. |
- Posted by calamity_j (My Page) on Fri, May 8, 09 at 12:18
That dance is now my new "In The Garden Dance!!!"lol! DH will certainly be surprised!!! AND I LOVE the Bowling ball...EXCELLENT job!!! I was even typing to that tune! It kinda catches you!ha! |
Oh Susie girl... you outdone yerself!!!! Lovely!!! |
Very pretty! |
- Posted by smickerdoodle (My Page) on Sat, May 9, 09 at 9:56
Susie it turned out beautiful! I'm so glad you finally jumped in and did it. Try wearing some leather gloves to save the hands. If you get a pair that fits well it is just like using your bare hands....except that your hands don't get all the cuts and punctures. I wear them whenever I am working glass. My kids each have their own pairs too so they can help in the studio without injuries. Don't stop now! I can't wait to see what you come up with next. ~Micki~ |
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Lumenhaus Pulls Ahead at the Solar Decathlon With Smart Adaptable Design
Posted By Andrew Michler On June 25, 2010 @ 11:06 am In Architecture,Contests,Daylighting,Green Design Competitions,Renewable Energy,Solar Decathlon,Sustainable Building,Sustainable Design Organizations,Zero energy | 3 Comments
The metal-clad Lumenhaus [3] has attracted a lot of attention at the Solar Decathlon Europe [4]for its deeply integrated design and ability to adjust to a number of weather conditions. A potent design that embraces the Bauhaus tradition to illuminate sustainable technology, it also packs a spacious living space into just 800 square feet. Introduced at the 2009 Solar Decathlon [3], the Virginia Tech team is looking like a favorite to blast away the competition and win this year's event. Are you rooting for Team Lumenhaus? Let us know in the comments!
The home is modest is size. In fact, you can simply hook a semi [6] to it and move it anywhere you want. But don't be fooled – they packed a lot of living into the Lumenhaus. The center of the home houses the bathing area, while the outer walls are flanked by a bedroom and kitchen. Many pieces of furniture have the ability to tuck away to adapt the space for other activities. The dramatic outside screens can close when the home detects hot or incremental weather, but still let natural light in through the aerogel [7] translucent wall panels. The solar array on the roof adjusts its pitch to maximize its solar profile and provides the energy to run a dual heat pump.
The heating system uses radiant floor heat that is served by a water-to-water and water-to-air heat pump connected to a ground source coil. This allows the home to get maximum efficiencies depending on internal and external conditions. The integrated controls in the house let you adjust the entire lighting and climate system from an iPhone interface or let the home smart metering do the thinking for you. You can even change the light color rending with the advanced LED lighting [9] system. Learn more on their 10 min video documentary [10]explaining how the home works.
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Any thoughts on the electrical diagram below, particularly in respect to lighting placement? I don't know if I did it right. I plan to use double and triple switch boxes, so when you see a single switch controlling what looks like multiple circuits, that's a switch box with multiple switches.
At this time, I am not including any dimmer switches. Since incandescents are legally on their way out it seems silly to plan a lighting design around them. I don't like LEDs at this point and compact florescent look lousy dimmed (for now, everything is on/off. Alas. |
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Just taking a quick look... 1. The second floor bath might need more light especially with the toilet in that little nook. Unless the Solatube also has a light in it for night use. 2. I would add a couple more fluorescent fixtures in the garage. Always nice to have a lot of light especially in the garage if used as a workshop or someone works on cars. 3. Seems unusual to not have any light switches in the mudroom. So conceivably two kids could hold the doors closed and trap their little brother in a dark room. 4. If you're into holiday decorating, you might add some switched outlets under your eaves for lights instead of using extension cords. All I have for now. |
- Posted by alabamanicole (My Page) on Tue, Oct 13, 09 at 7:38
Thanks, bignick. I got a lot of other great comments on the Build a Home forum. 1) I think it will be okay -- that's a short wall, not a full height wall next to the toilet. 2) Yes, I did already. With the number of finish items I expect toi DIY later, I decided I needed a well lit garage! 3) It IS odd. I have no worries about the kids (and there's a window in there anyway), but it did seem odd not to be able to turn on the room light from the room itself. So I moved the switch in the garage to the inside. 4) Not my thing, but I have added a lot more outlets outside overall. |
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People are more scared of cameras here than they are of guns. I always wonder if the Americans' fear of journalism and journalists has actually kind of become the Iraqis' fear of journalists and cameras. I can't even carry a camera down the street these days without someone from the Iraqi military stopping me and harassing me. I showed up at a car bomb scene and it started getting so violent. They would push you, smack you. Someone took a piece of metal and swung it at me. I mean, I have been slapped. It's been insane. In 2005, there were several suicide bombings, one after another, one day in Karbala. We hear the bombs going off and myself and the reporter, of course, our initial reaction is to take pictures. I wasn't with the military. I was dressed in an abaya. That's just how I deal with it, and it was horrible—the bombing scene, blood everywhere and people being carted off in wheelbarrows with no legs and just like hell. I started taking pictures and before I knew it I was lifted off the ground and pinned against a wall, and there was one person and he was screaming at me and I remember the look in his eyes like, "He's going to kill me, he's going to just fucking kill me," because they are just so upset, they just saw tons of people reduced to nothing. And there was one person doing this and suddenly there were just fifty people doing that to me. That whole mob mentality. And luckily, I was with a reporter who spoke Arabic and he told them, "She's my wife, she's my wife, you have to respect her." And slowly, that humanized me to some extent; so slowly, after a lot of talking, they let me go. That was probably the scariest thing that has ever happened to me—"You have a camera, you are the reason why this is happening, so we are attacking you."
It wasn't that way in 2003 or '04. I remember people wanting me to take pictures of car bombs because they were like, "This is freedom, this is what the Americans are bringing to Iraq!" And then, suddenly, the media became the problem and I don't know how or why that happened exactly. After talking this mob down, the reporter and I walked away and it took another half hour to get my cameras back, which we did, which is unbelievable. There was some kind man in the crowd who helped us. And then we walked away and the guy who initially grabbed me found us again and I was like shaking at this point, I couldn't, I couldn't think. And he grabbed us and he was like, "I understand now, you're journalists, you must take pictures of this." And so he grabbed us and he took us around for an hour, and made me take pictures of every little piece of flesh. Or like a tooth. Or an eye. Or brains. Which is just as traumatic almost. I was like, "No one is going to use these pictures," and I am taking pictures of all the little tiny bits of body parts, under the supervision of this guy who almost killed me. It was just the craziest thing. To this day, I hear a bombing and I barely go out to cover it.
No Regrets
The military really is a guy culture. And they almost don't know what to do with us [women] when we embed with them. And you're stuck in like, supply closets, living by yourself. Or with some FOBs that are actually dangerous. I have had to live in tiny, half-fallen shacks. Far away from where all the men are, no sand bags, in the middle of nowhere. I mean, it's tough for women in Iraqi culture, too. I've had men slap me and tell me, "Woman, no." Actually, quite a few times I have had [American] guys on embeds flat out tell me, "You're a woman, you shouldn't be here." Female soldiers aren't allowed on the front lines. But we are. We're the only women on the front lines of any war. It's kind of incredible. And as a photographer, we're right there up front. I have had to earn the trust of people. I have to prove myself to be hardcore, that I can actually do it. I have probably more experience than most of the guys. But also, they won't respect you if you completely give up your femininity. So you can't be like completely butch. I am just kind of a shadow or something.


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The video you would never admit to wanting to see -- but secretly were DYING to watch -- has finally made its way online ... the "Fear Factor" donkey semen stunt!!!!!
For those of you not up on your donkey semen history ... the stunt was originally supposed to air as part of an episode in January ... but NBC execs got cold feet and yanked the controversial episode from their schedule.
Luckily, TV execs in Denmark had the balls to air the stunt this week.
And yes, watching a woman drink a 24-ounce glass of donkey semen ... while her twin sister chugs donkey urine ... is EXACTLY as disgusting as you would think.
'Fear Factor' Donkey Chicks
The Adult Offer
You Knew Was Coming
The twins who took part in the infamous donkey semen/urine stunt on "Fear Factor" that never aired are now being courted by an adult website -- but don't worry ... there are no animals involved.
Twins Brynne and Claire Odioso -- who drank the urine and semen, respectively -- have been offered a gig by the folks at MyGirlFund.com ... a website where girls get on camera and chat about politics (or something like that).
The site wants the girls to join their team, where they will have "the platform and tools to earn $50,000 or more quickly in a respectful and empowering environment."
Anything is a step up from donkey semen.
'Fear Factor' Staffers
Killing Donkey Semen Episode
Was an Expensive Mistake
"Fear Factor" staffers aren't just pissed NBC execs pulled the plug on their donkey semen episode because it's hilarious -- they're pissed because ANOTHER stunt on the show was extremely expensive to stage ... and now it's going to waste.
Sources connected with the show tell TMZ, in addition to the donkey semen stunt -- contestants had to jump a car through a moving train ... a stunt that cost roughly $150,000 to put together ... and now, will never see the light of day.
On top of the train disappointment -- we're told some staffers were baffled by NBC's decision to yank the episode ... because the semen challenge was "hands down the nastiest concept" out of the bunch of other stunts that were killed BEFORE coming to fruition.
As one source put it, "There's lots of other gross stuff, but how do you top donkey semen?" A good question.
'Fear Factor' Contestant
Threatened By Show
The honchos over at "Fear Factor" are threatening contestants with possible lawsuits if they dare speak out about the donkey semen contest that NBC refused to air.
Claire Odioso -- one of the contestants who drank a glass of the sperm on the show -- got a threatening call this AM, after execs saw a video of her talking about the stunt posted on our website.
We're told the exec put the kibosh on Claire appearing on TMZ Live today, and further told her if she dared to say another word about animal spunk, they would enforce the confidentiality agreement and sic their lawyers on her.
And we're told ... the other contestants on the show have been warned not to utter a word.
What exactly did "Fear Factor" producers expect -- when they make contestants drink donkey semen, it generally becomes a topic of conversation.
'Fear Factor' Donkey Chicks
It's NOT Animal Porn!
The chick who chugged donkey baby batter on "Fear Factor" tells TMZ ... the act DOES NOT constitute bestiality ... despite the sexual manner in which the elixir was harvested.
TMZ spoke with Claire -- the smokin' hot chick at the heart of the donkey controversy ... who tells us she and her twin sister Brynne are "proud" they rose to the challenge on the show, even though NBC pulled the episode.
We asked if there's a difference between the FF stunt and bestiality porn, to which they replied, "There's a large difference ... no sexual acts involved."
When we asked Claire (who drank the semen) and Brynne (who drank urine) if they would do it again ... they answered, "Probably, we are proud of what we did."
'Fear Factor' Semen Drinker
Donkey Sauce Was Hot & Bitter
With 'Hints of Hay'
One of the "Fear Factor" contestants who drank donkey semen is finally breaking her silence -- claiming her spunk-chugging experience "was the hardest 15 minutes of my life."
Twins Brynne and Claire Odioso -- who competed on the episode -- called in to the Cowhead Show in Tampa today, describing the donkey splooge-o-rama in graphic detail.
According to Brynne, the twins got to choose who downed the semen and who drank the donkey urine -- Claire pulled the short straw.
According to Claire, producers left the semen sitting out all day in the hot sun -- and by the time she got to drinking it, it was boiling hot ... which made the smell unbearable.
Claire said it was extremely bitter going down ... "with hints of hay" -- and she vomited several times before successfully drinking the entire glass.
As for how the donkey stuff compares to the human variety -- Claire added, "It's a lot thicker."
Not that she knows from experience or anything.
'Fear Factor'
Donkey Semen Episode
Off the NBC Schedule
Donkey semen will not be served on network TV tomorrow night -- the"Fear Factor" episode featuring the stunt has been yanked ... at least according to a website where NBC posts its media releases.
The controversial episode is entitled, "Hee Haw! Hee Haw!" An NBC media release teased it by saying the contestants will eat "the unimaginable."
But the NBC website no longer lists that episode as airing tomorrow ... and instead lists a repeat of an episode entitled "Snake Bite" -- which first aired on January 2.
We also checked two channel guides -- one in LA and one in NYC -- and both now list the repeat instead of the one with the donkey semen stunt. Additionally, promos for the episode are no longer posted anywhere on the Internet.
TMZ broke the story ... NBC had given 'FF' producers the thumbs up on airing the episode -- but according to our sources honchos at NBC and its parent company, Comcast, started having second thoughts after TMZ published details of the challenge.
We've made several calls to reps at NBC, Comcast, and Endemol -- which produces 'FF' -- but so far ... radio silence.
The good people at the peacock just got back to us -- NBC Entertainment Chairman Bob Greenblatt says, "I reviewed the episode late last week and decided it was a segment we should not air."
Sources at the network tell us Comcast was not involved in the decision.
'Fear Factor'
NBC Debating Donkey Semen ...
Episode in Jeopardy
The world may never see "Fear Factor" contestants chugging donkey semen -- corporate heads at NBC and its parent company Comcast are having serious 11th hour talks about pulling the episode.
As TMZ first reported, contestants on the show -- shot last summer -- are challenged to drink a glass of donkey semen (and one of urine) ... and several of them did. The episode is scheduled to air Monday night.
According to our sources, some execs are getting cold feet, and discussions are ongoing this weekend about whether to air the episode. No word on their exact concerns, but an educated guess would be ... taste.
We've reached out to reps for NBC, Comcast, and Endemol -- the producers of FF ... so far, no word back.
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Donkey & Mule Society
'Fear Factor' Producers
Are Asses for Semen Stunt
The "Fear Factor" donkey semen challenge isn't only gross for the contestants ... it's also really bad PR for donkeys everywhere -- that's according to the preeminent donkey advocacy group.
TMZ broke the story ... FF producers are serving up giant steins full of donkey semen -- with a urine chaser -- to contestants on their next episode.
Like most people who read our post ... the American Donkey & Mule Society had a visceral reaction to the news. The ADMS President tells us they don't "condone use of the animals in such a manner."
She added, "We feel this is a negative event and was not well thought out by the producers."
For the record, we've spoken with other sources in the donkey community ... who tell us no one should try this stunt at home because the "long term effects of drinking donkey sperm are unknown."
Short-term effects? We're guessing loss of friends and uncontrollable vomiting -- or maybe that's just us.
'Fear Factor'
Donkey Semen
Makes NBC Execs Hot
"Fear Factor" producers' plans to serve fresh glasses of donkey semen to contestants on the next episode had NBC execs so concerned ... they gave serious thought to killing the stunt, TMZ has learned.
Sources involved in the production tell us the stomach-churning stunt was shot last summer -- but NBC honchos were having a tough time swallowing this one as the air date approached.
We're told the challenge involved teams of twins drinking the full glass of donkey semen -- with a glass of urine thrown in for good measure. Contestants had to drain both glasses in order to move on to the next round.
Our sources say NBC execs had multiple pow-wows in the months after the stunt was shot ... but eventually gave FF producers the thumbs up.
Calls to NBC were not immediately returned.
The episode airs this coming Monday -- and yes, we're told multiple contestants actually do (gulp) drink up.
So that's what they mean by donkey punch.
Stunts Gone Wrong
'Fear Factor' Mom
PISSED Over Last Night's Show --
My Son's No Oedipus!!!
"Fear Factor" producers DIABOLICALLY edited Tuesday night's episode to falsely suggest the mother-son team have an incestuous relationship ... this according to the mom.
Monica -- the ex-bodybuilder who teamed up with her son Matias on last night's premiere episode -- tells us, FF editors used a clip of her and her son hugging to make it look like they ... touch each other too much.
Joe Rogan even took a shot at the duo on the show ... joking, "I hug my mom every time I see her ... but then I let go."
Monica tells us, "Last night when the show aired, I was SHOCKED. I am appalled and disgusted at the comments of people on the show about Matias' and my relationship and how it seems 'inappropriate' for a mother and son. Are you kidding me?"
Monica adds, "In no way, shape, or form am I inappropriate with my son ... I'm broken hearted. Joe Rogan ... shame on YOU. You are a father. How dare you talk about my son that way?"
Monica says she's probably not gonna sue -- but she wants everyone to know she's pissed.
We've reached out to "Fear Factor" for comment -- so far, no word back.
"Fear Factor" 911 Call
"He Fell a Couple STORIES?"
A 911 operator did a double take when he heard a "Fear Factor" stuntman fell "a couple stories" ... leaving the man with two broken ankles.
TMZ obtained the 911 call made by someone on the "Fear Factor" production team immediately after the accident ... which TMZ first reported last month.
During the call, you can hear the operator's shock when the FF staffer tells him how far the stuntman fell -- which, by the way, was an undersell.
The guy actually fell SIX stories ... when his safety harness didn't function properly.


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I have often said I chose a profession where I get paid to learn rather than requiring an advanced degree where I have to pay to learn.
I have always enjoyed learning new things. I chose journalism because it was the combination of three things I enjoy: learning, research and writing.
The educational experience that brought me to this point can be called nontraditional at best.
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My thoughts did not really turn toward college until my junior year. My father strongly suggested attending community college first. Since I would be 17 when I graduated from high school, it sounded like a good idea.
I am so glad I followed his advice. Not only did I save a lot of money, and was able to keep my part-time job, but I also qualified for thousands of dollars in scholarships available for a transfer student.
Because my community college had its own placement exam, I did not take the SAT (the Northern states' equivalent of the ACT). The exam determined I needed one remedial course — Intermediate Algebra. Since many students I knew, including someone who wanted to be a doctor, also had to take this course, I felt really good about it.
Once I graduated from my community college, I had an associate's degree in English so no one asked about high school.
I have never taken the SAT or ACT, something many find astonishing.
At my community college, I was determined to succeed — partially because I was tired of people thinking I had gotten a poor education that could not prepare me for college. I was an independent learner who did very well with home-schooling. However, I do believe some students have other learning styles that do not lend themselves to home-schooling. Home-schooling is not the best option for every student — or every parent, for that matter.
Despite all the newness, despite all the concerned questions, despite the unique challenges, my college experience was great.
I transferred to Lee University at age 19, and graduated when I was 21.
I can now say I am the first person in my family to graduate from college.
I recently learned that my father was the first in his family to finish high school, something I never realized or thought much about. My grandfather took more of a "learn by experience" approach after being an aviation engineer during the Korean War.
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Much of what I have learned about journalism I have learned through experience, either with a student newspaper or during my professional career.
Everything I know about taking good photos I have learned at the Cleveland Daily Banner.
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I know that a lot of people have been wondering this very question for a long, long time — is Dwyane Wade's face a basketball? They are both round(ish), hang out in nets, get hit by various hands and elbows, are covered in skin, and are used during regulation basketball games. Truth be told, Dwyane Wade's face and a basketball are very similar.
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"I took a shot that I thought was uncalled for at that time," Wade said. "Obviously my face is not the ball."
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"...'To say that our team is extremely excited right now would be an understatement,' said Samford head coach Terry Sisk. 'This team worked so unbelievably hard this season and we only had one goal in mind. After we defeated Murray State to reach the championship match, we knew that it was in our grasp.'..."
The Samford University women's tennis team once again reached the pinnacle of the Ohio Valley Conference on Sunday, April 23 with a 4-2 win over the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles in the title match of the 2006 OVC Tournament.
With the victory, Samford improved to 15-6 on the season and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the second time in three years. In 2004, the Bulldogs defeated Tennessee-Martin to win the OVC Tournament crown.
"To say that our team is extremely excited right now would be an understatement," said Samford head coach Terry Sisk. "This team worked so unbelievably hard this season and we only had one goal in mind. After we defeated Murray State to reach the championship match, we knew that it was in our grasp."
Samford won the doubles point to take an early 1-0 lead in the match and then rallied for three victories in singles play to earn a 4-2 victory.
In doubles play, the Bulldogs' combination of Emily White and Sarah McKey defeated Tennessee Tech's Alet Boonzaaier and Marina Tasheva, 8-5, on court No. 1. Samford also picked up a critical victory on court No. 3 as the Bulldogs' duo of Whitnie Warren and Christie Baker knocked off Marina Ruiz and Maia Semerdjieva, 8-5.
After winning the all-important doubles point, Samford took its momentum into singles play and earned wins on courts No. 4, 5 and 6.
The Bulldogs' Bethany Benson set the tone early as she cruised to a 6-1, 6-0 victory over Semerdjieva on court No. 6. With the win, Samford took a 2-0 advantage in the match and later extended its lead to 3-0 as Warren downed Ruiz, 7-5, 6-0, on court No. 4.
After Tennessee Tech picked up wins on courts No. 1 and 3, the Bulldogs' Sarah McKey secured Samford's OVC Championship title with a three-set victory on court No. 5. After dropping the first set, 6-1, McKey took over the match in sets two and three by breezing to wins of 6-1, 6-0.
"We had a pretty good regular season, but we knew all along that we had the best team in the conference," said Sisk. "All we wanted was a chance to prove ourselves in the tournament and I think that definitely did that today."
The Samford University women's tennis team will begin play in the 2006 NCAA Tournament on May 12-17. Exact times and dates will be determined on May 3, at 7:30 p.m. (CDT), as the NCAA Selection Show airs live on ESPNews.
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Discovering New Blogs
46November 13, 2012 by Katie
Hey everyone! I hope your weeks all started off well! So, I called it yesterday – a few short minutes after publishing my post I decided that Monday needed to be a rest day. My whole body was just asking for a day off. Although I was super tempted in the evening to hit the gym, I knew I needed to stick to studying. So I did what any normal girl would do: I had a dance party. It took about 10 minutes, 1/9 the time it would have taken me to walk to the gym, workout, and walk back. And it was way fun.
I've always liked Blink 182 (thanks to my older brother), but I've developed a sudden and passionate love for some of their upbeat songs, so as soon as one came on, I turned it up and went crazy. I hope whoever lives below me can't hear me jumping around…
Also, I had my first real physical therapy appointment yesterday! I've never been to a PT, so I wasn't sure what was going to happen, but it went about how I expected. She assessed me by having me walk, and then stretching and feeling my hip and leg muscles. Haha I kind of enjoyed it, it was kind of like a massage, but stretching instead of massaging. Except the part where she punched my hip.
Yep, you read correctly. Don't worry, she warned me ahead of time. She said my femur wasn't fully in my hip joint, so she literally whacked it a couple times to start moving it back into the right place. It hurt, but I laughed??? I guess that's how I deal with pain?
Anyway, I'm going back 2 more times this week and then once next week before I head home for Thanksgiving, with even more appointments scheduled after that. Thank goodness for insurance.
She said I can try running, but suggested I foam roll beforehand, run/walk, take it easy and stop immediately whenever I feel pain. Hey, I'll take it! So we'll see how that goes… I'm just glad this is my super busy week (other than finals), so I have plenty of time to make it into these appointments.
Well, enough about me! Today I wanted to share with you guys a few new blogs that I've discovered recently. You may have been reading these for ages… but I've found that there seem to be certain blog circles, where groups of bloggers all read the same blogs. When I went to the Healthy Living Summit I discovered SO MANY blogs I'd never heard of, and some girls thought it was odd I'd never heard of them! Prime example: Katie at Healthy Diva Eats. Do I live under a rock? I guess so.
One blog is called Modern Girl Nutrition: A Teen's Guide to Eating Green.
I discovered Sunnie's blog because I've seen her comment on mine, so I checked her out. She's only FIFTEEN!!!! I'm so impressed with her, there's no way I'd have been able to keep up a blog like that at 15, or eat so healthy! I'm pretty sure my freshman year of High School involved eating as little as I could all day (to fit in…. obviously) and then having oreos after school. Winning.
Back to Sunnie. She says (on her About Me page) after once eating "Nutella straight from the jar and downing Twizzler after Twizzler" she is now "dedicated to preserving the health of our country by sharing delicious, healthy recipes and great information." She's got a ton of informational posts, product reviews, and a bunch of healthy recipes. Definitely go check her out for some clean eats and healthy living!
Next up is Michelle at Peachy Palate: Eating My Way to a Healthy Life.
What first drew me in were her gorgeous photos, and then once I started following I saw that she posts a new recipe every day! Or at least has so far, which is impressive in itself. Everything looks so delicious and seems pretty easy to make. I can't wait to try out one of her recipes! Currently returning to school to study nutritional therapy, Michelle has plenty of posts on nutrition and hundreds of recipes, all healthy and colorful. If you need a new recipe, this is the blog to go to!
Last but not least is Nutrition Nut on the Run: An Active Foodie's Pursuit of a Healthy Life, One Run at a Time.
I discovered this blog only yesterday, when I saw a tweet about her 3rd year of blogging! Clearly I'm behind the times here…
Hillary is a California girl and a recent college graduate. After having a serious health scare, Hilary has found that eating wholesome, natural food is what helps her stay healthy. She writes about recipes, running, workouts and her life. Sounds like my kind of blog! I can't wait to see more!
What are some of your favorite blogs?
Have you ever been to physical therapy?
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I can totally relate to your PT experience. My first visit (of many, over various injuries) to the PT was for SI joint pain. He soon assessed that my joint had slipped a notch due to a sudden moment of trauma during a rowing race. He then proceeded to manipulate the joint back into place with (controlled) force. Ohmygoodness, total moment of pain and then instant relief!! I needed to stick with him for a bit for some strengthening, but found it insane that within such a short amount of time, he figure out what was wrong and fixed it.
It's funny you should mention favourite blogs today — I have a few of my favourites cited in my post today. All incredibly inspirational ladies I can't imagine never having met.
Kudos on sticking to your rest day! Not always easy. -
just what i need, katie, more blogs to fill up my reader. thanks for the new ones! i absolutely love reading blogs, its like the best part of my day (sad? no i think not) and i love discovering new to me blogs even more!
Thanks for the new blog suggestions..always looking for different ones to read.
I go to physical therapy right now for my knee three times a week and it is a killer sometimes! Yesterday she pulled the bottom part of my leg sideways while pushing down on my knee…tears were seriously forming in my eyes. I think they get joy out of hurting me sometimes.
Thank you so, so, so much for all the nice words Katie! You are so sweet to include me- your blog is amazing, too and I feel so honored!:) Glad your hip is a bit better!
I love having random dance parties! I like to do it in the morning while I get ready for a burst of energy!
It's amazing to me that there's so many blogs I've never heard of. I can't keep up!
I'm so glad that your PT appointment went well! Sounds scary – punching your hip! AHH!! I freaked out the first time my chiropractor cracked my neck. Talk about trusting your body in someone else's hands!
I love discovering new blogs. I'm sure everyone has been on to it for awhile but I love Heather's Better With Veggies. She's so inspiring, and post some really awesome recipes!
Yay! Thanks for connecting us to some new resources and bloggers. I love getting to see some new spots and wonderful writers. I don't read a ton of blogs; I stick to a few regulars and hop around to others every now and then when I have more free time than usual. There was a time when my google reader had a lot going on and it stressed me out more than anything else, so I keep my blog list to a minimum these days.
I went to PT for toe surgery, I know exciting right. It hurt, but was fun at the same time, doing funny exercises for the toes!
gosh that PT sounds intense but glad you are getting some nice work done on that hip of yours! I love learning about new blogs
I'm glad pt is working out for you AND she said you could run a little bit. Woohoo!
FUN! I've never seen most of these blogs! (I too live under a rock, but I only have so much time to read blogs…)
YAY for having the hip in the right place now! I laugh when in pain too. Guess we can be weird together?
I've only been to a PT once when I messed up my foot earlier this year, and that was just for an injury assessment. I thought it was so cool, though–all the things they do to help get your body back functioning. I definitely had a moment of, "Wow, I should've gone into physical therapy," while I was there…riggggghhhht up until my PT started talking ligaments and tendons and all of that. I cannot handle thinking about muscle tears without getting lightheaded, so physical therapy is probably not the best field for me haha.
Thanks for the introduction to the new blogs! I tend to read the same blogs over and over again, which isn't a bad thing, but it's nice to find new ones, too.
Thanks for the blog shares – there are some amazing young bloggers and writers out there that totally blow my mind! Sunnie is one of them!!
I have never been to PT. For some reason that makes me feel like something is really wrong and they will tell me I can't _____ (fill in the blank) and I don't like being told what to do. Which pretty much means said body part will probably fall off from gangrene. Whatevs.
I basically spent all of 2011 and the first half of 2012 in PT for my left leg. Finding one that really helps is key! I hope yours gets you back running pain free ASAP.
I've been to a physical therapist twice after surgery on my knees (separate injuries). When I tore my ACL I had to go to PT for 3 months and I loved it there. I became great friends with everyone and looked forward to going and recovering!
Oh wow thanks for the mention!!!! Honoured to be included; I found your blog through Chelsey! Thanks for all the compliments!!! Your so kind!
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Awww, THANKS so much for the shoutout! I love discovering new blogs, too. I will look forward to digging through yours as well. Thanks again!!
Thats awesome that you can run/walk. Im glad that physical therapy is going well for you :). I have random dance parties when I am really stressed out or need a study break :).
thanks for the new blogs! its always nice reading new stuff, and wow 15! i wish i ate healthy when i was younger i was on a pizza fruitsnacks and brownie diet then lol
Haha I totally have random solo dance parties too! Especially to the Spice Girls.
I'm glad your PT appointment went well! That's so funny about her whacking your hip. I had something similar at my PT appointment – my hips are rotated, so she would physically try to push them back into place during our sessions. It's weird that doing that can actually change the placement of our bones!
And thanks for the blog recs! I love Michelle's, but I'll definitely have to check out the other two!
first off the very FIRST cd i went out and spent my own money on was a Blink 182! they are awesome, and i'm excited because it sounds they are going to be reuniting for a double type thing with Angels and Airwaves. soo yay for a dance party.
i'm also glad u were able to check in with the PT and i'll cross my fingers hoping u get all healed up!!
thanks for the new blogs to troll also.
[…] busy, I had a test yesterday, a presentation tomorrow, an exciting blogger event tonight, and 3 physical therapy […]
Love this post! I read so many blogs and they are really ALL my favorite it's so hard to choose! I love Carrots n Cake, PBFingers, Fitnessista and Blonde Bostonian to name a few!
Glad the PT is working out! I have been seeing a chiropractor recently to help with my back/calf/arm pain. It is all pretty interesting. She has given me some strength and stretches to do for now, so we'll see how it goes.
I love finding new blogs! But I follow SO many haha it's really hard to keep up with them all sometimes.
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Photos: Urban camping is no picnic for Denver's homeless who sleep outside
"Urban camping" is an odd phrase that encompasses homeless people sleeping on city streets -- and the subject of this week's feature, "Unhappy Campers." A proposed urban camping ban that's working its way through Denver's city council would ban homeless people from sleeping on 16th Street Mall or any other public area not already off limits. A vote on the measure comes next month. Meanwhile, check out Britt Chester photos that capture the downtown scene on a recent Monday night.Big photos below.
Photos by Britt Chester for Westword.
This man has a drink, but mentioned that his home could not be on the mall tonight.
Benches, doorways, mats and cardboard: These are the beds of so many of Denver's homeless populace.
Comfort is often not the top priority, but sleep still happens.
Page down to see more photos of Denver urban campers.It gets cold on the mall if you don't have a blanket.
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Does everyone pretty much get dovetail joints for their cabinet drawer boxes? I have heard some information that "dadoed" vinyl plywood box might be as good or better than dovetail drawers. Any input to help me decide which to go with? Thanks! |
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Given a choice, choose dovetails. Dadoes do work fine, but dovetails are better, presuming good fabrication. |
While dovetails certainly are a stronger joint, they're overkill in regular drawers. I might see a point for very large drawers with heavy loads, like pot drawers. But otherwise if dadoes are significantly cheaper that's what I'd go with. Dovetails are very pretty though. If you're the type to admire joinery whenever you open a drawer (I certainly am) then that's another benefit. I have no idea what vinyl plywood is. I'd be a little more concerned about that than dadoes vs dovetails. |
Yes dovetails are overkill. No dadoes in plywood are not as good and definitely not better. Doweled or biscuit joints in solid wood can be as good, maybe a drawer box jpint (but Inever liked that) Dovetails main advantage was when drawer bottoms were solid wood, which would eventually split. The mechanical advantage of the dovetail allowed the use of reversible glues like hide and fish glue. They didn't have aliphatic resin. Witht he advent of plywood bottoms and modern adhesives the mechanical advantage is not really needed. Still with current tooling it may just be the easiest way to make adrawer box, especially with thicker material. Nice delicate boxes, or those made from. Ply are better done with finger joints. |
Whenever I tug out some of my retro bathroom drawers with wooden slides, I think that dovetails are overkill when you have good hardware. With good modern drawer slides I think any type of joint would be okay. Dovetails do DO, however, tend to not be found in lower quality (American) cabinets. So, in other words, if you're looking at a cabinet line that doesn't do dovetails, it's probably a cheapie. (European style cabinets are a different ball of wax.) |
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- 1 small onion, chopped fine
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- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- a 28-to-32 ounce can plum tomatoes including the juice, chopped
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon dried hot red pepper flakes
In a heavy saucepan cook the onion and the garlic in the oil over moderate heat, stirring, until they are golden, add the tomatoes with the juice, the sugar , the red pepper flakes, and salt to taste, and simmer the sauce, stirring occasionally, for 30 minutes, or until it is thickened. (The tomato sauce may be made 1 day in advance and kept covered and chilled.)
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- Calories28
- Carbohydrates3 g (1%)
- Fat2 g (3%)
- Protein1 g (1%)
- Saturated Fat0 g (1%)
- Sodium3 mg (0%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Fiber1 g (3%)
- Monounsaturated Fat1 g
- Cholesterol0
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type: Quick & Easy, Sauce
main ingredients: Onion, Garlic, Tomato
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Hi - I recommend you read this. I've not had much success with Linux and TV myself, but I might revisit this one soon. The main thing is to know that your card is well supported.
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