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I am an extreme novice to gardening. I have in the past couple of years tried a few tomatoes and pepper plants on my deck with somewhat good results with just plain old potting soil. My problem is that I didn't want to worry about my plants drying out if I'm gone a day or so. I came to this forum looking for ideas about self-watering containers and low and behold, before long I found myself intrigued with Al's 511 mix. (I think that's it, although I get confused between that and the gritty mix). I would love to give it a try, *if* I can find the ingredients. My question is this....can you or would you want to use the mix in self-watering containers? Thanks very much! |
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Quite honestly, I try to avoid using any bagged potting soils, at all. I rely on the larger particled ingredients, building my own medium, and I tweak the mix to suit my purpose and environment. I suppose growing for a single season in a bagged mix wouldn't be the end of the world, but it surely puts my longer term plantings on precarious footing, health wise. I've lost too many plants to ever go back to using what the gardening industry retails to us. But then, to the industry, it's all about profit, not healthy plants. |
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Words That Need To Go Away: Part Two
Last month we shared "awesome sauce" and singing "awesome." Now we present part two of words that need to go away.
Last month we shared "awesome sauce" and singing "awesome." Now we present part two of words that need to go away.
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Veruca Salt. Augustus Gloop. The names alone conjure up crystal-clear images for anyone who loves the 1971 classic 'Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.'
In honor of the polar vortex currently wrapping its ice-cold hands around the country's throat, we thought it would be fun to take a trip to a summertime favorite: the amusement park.
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Once upon a time - in the twenty-first century, to be exact - a daring group of teenagers like you became serious about seeking the Truth and living it. Some had been taught the Bible since they were young, and others had never before opened the Word of God. What they had in common was a desire to draw nearer to the Lord of heaven and earth. Take a Closer Look for Teens was created for young people… (more)
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Class Of Dreams: Students Take On Dr. King's Legacy
This summer, Tell Me More has been asking listeners for their version of Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous 'I Have a Dream' speech. Notre Dame Professor Maria McKenna took it to another level and pitched the question to her class. She tells us about some of the common threads from the assignment and the parallels between education and civil rights.
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This is TELL ME MORE from NPR News. I'm Celeste Headlee. Michel Martin is away. Many thousands of people are expected to attend a commemoration of the March on Washington this weekend. It's the 50th anniversary of the iconic moment in civil rights history when Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Coming up, we'll talk to one writer who explains how Asian-Americans have benefited from the struggle for civil rights of African-Americans.
But first, we'll hear about bringing that moment to life for an entire class of dreamers. All summer long we've asked you to give us your "I Have a Dream" speech for the present day. Using the #mydream on Twitter, we got responses from all over the world. But Notre Dame Professor Maria McKenna took it to another level. She pitched this question in her class that's focused on the minority experience in American education. And Professor McKenna joins us now, welcome.
MARIA MCKENNA: Thank you very much for having me.
HEADLEE: We're going to hear some of your students in their own voice but I wanted to read this one from an anonymous student. And here it is, quote - I have hopes that one day LGBT persons can stand side-by-side with the person who worked with them and fought with them for equal treatment and protection, diplomas in hand, and celebrate their survival of hard times in the face of discrimination and marginalization at the university. Similar to what is called Black Graduation, I hope to see Queer Graduations. What does it say that this student chose to remain anonymous?
MCKENNA: I think this student worked to be incredibly brave in sharing some of her most innermost thoughts about her identity, the identity of the other students on our campus and the identity of students across our country. And she did so in our classroom because she felt safe and had established a rapport. But her desire to be anonymous in her submission, more generally speaking, reflects the hesitation or the lack of trust that still exists for many people in the world.
HEADLEE: And, of course, she's talking about an issue which has been so much in the headlines - tragically, kids who don't survive high school because of bullying over their gender and sexual orientation. So obviously, again, this is an issue that reflects back to 50 years ago, when we're talking about life-or-death stakes.
MCKENNA: You're absolutely right. I think there are so many moments in the educational discourse of our country where we really tend to underestimate the heartbreak or the difficulties that some students experience in our educational system - be that academic or social or emotional.
Many of the students in this class, whether it be through their readings or their writing or their conversations with one another, came to recognize the primacy of relationships and some of the heartache that can happen when those relationships are marginalized.
HEADLEE: I wonder, what kind of common threads or themes did you get from the students?
MCKENNA: You know, it was a beautiful thing to listen to these students present their work because there was this moment that was a kind of aha moment for them, where they really did see similar themes coming through their work. And if I had to categorize them, they really were about the fundamental need for human beings to be connected to one another and to really understand that they are cared for and valued, whether it be in a school, in their neighborhood or in their communities.
HEADLEE: We're talking about a group of kids who've grown up celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday as a national holiday. That happened in the '80s. They're driving down streets that are named after Dr. King. Some of them may have gone to high schools named after Dr. King. How difficult was it for you to teach Dr. King as an actual living, breathing person as opposed to this sort of iconic figure they'll see in statues?
MCKENNA: You know, you bring up a really good question because the truth is that they don't know Martin Luther King as anything but an iconic figure in many cases. And so with the students in this class and with the students that I teach in general, the idea of demystifying King's legacy is really important.
Having them recognize that throughout our history in the United States, there are countless numbers of heroes and heroines that are part of the civil rights movement and the civil rights legacy. So it is a challenge to make sure that students recognize this and see their own possible voice in that conversation.
HEADLEE: Well, we selected a couple key passages from your students' responses. We wanted to begin with a student named Bright Gyamfi.
BRIGHT GYAMFI: I begin to scream, I have a dream. I have a dream in which classrooms become a place where expressions can easily flow, whether it is through music or art. But then I come to the reality that this dream is slowly diminishing away as these electives are being cut out from our school programs. But then I tell myself, all I can do is to remain hopeful.
HEADLEE: This is a theme - what he's talking about is education and its importance to him. How often did your students talk about education as a personal journey? I mean, he sounds emotional about what's being offered for him in class.
MCKENNA: You know, I think every one of these students was emotional because this assignment was personal. It was me asking them what their dream about education was. And when they really went back and worked on this, many of them came back and said this is one of the hardest one-page assignments I've ever done.
And it really became a place where they could recognize the value of education, and not just education in terms of accountability or standards or tests, but thinking about education more broadly. What does it mean to learn? What does it mean to be a citizen in the collective?
HEADLEE: Were they often - Bright Gyamfi there seems torn. He's not sure whether to be in despair or be hopeful and optimistic. Was that also common?
MCKENNA: I do think this is a common theme. These are young men and women who have gone through school in an era of immense accountability. And when we're talking about education, many of the things that they are hopeful about were not present in their own educations.
HEADLEE: If you're just joining us, we're speaking with Notre Dame Professor Maria McKenna. She asked her students in her Minority Experience and American Education class to write out their own "I Have a Dream" speeches. And here's another excerpt from one of your students talking about her dream. This is Kate Bowie.
KATE BOWIE: There's this dream I believe. All races, genders, orientations and classes, enjoying the same education when resources depend not on your income or taxes. So let's change our schooling practices, end this boredom and frustration. Stop the endless discrimination. We want school, sheer exploration.
HEADLEE: That definitely - Kate there is actually channeling a number of the themes from the original "I Have a Dream" speech, 50 years ago. What kind of reflection do they have on what has and hasn't changed in the past half-century?
MCKENNA: You know, these students are confronted with the challenge of both recognizing the progress of the last 50 years and reconciling that with the work we still have to do as a nation, whether it's about education or race or equality in any number of areas.
HEADLEE: So you are woman who has spent, what, more than a decade in the higher education just...
MCKENNA: ...Yes...
HEADLEE: ...Getting your degrees, right?
MCKENNA: ...Yes, absolutely.
HEADLEE: So you must have thoughts about what you want for education. What is your dream?
MCKENNA: My dream is bigger than just education. My dream is really that we recognize children as the cornerstone of society and that adults in the United States and around the world recognize that children have voices that are important. They see the world in ways that, as adults, we sometimes can't or don't. And I think we would be wise to look and listen and attend to our children in a way that really valued who they are and what they think about the world around them.
HEADLEE: Notre Dame Professor Maria McKenna. She assigned her students to write their own "I Have a Dream" speeches in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington. She was kind enough to join me from a studio there on campus. Professor McKenna, thank you so much.
MCKENNA: It's been my pleasure. Thank you for highlighting this momentous event.
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The solid turnout didn't surprise Michael Chang.
The native Californian felt the Puget Sound area's tennis fever as a one-time resident of Mercer Island. Once ranked second in the world, not even name-dropping could get Chang premium court time.
"When I moved here and was trying to book court time," began Chang, who currently resides in Orange County, Calif., 'they'd say, 'Sorry, Mr. Chang, there's nothing available at that time.' I actually had to book either really, really early or sometimes a day or two in advance, which is unheard of. Right then and there I knew Seattle was a huge tennis town. They love to play tennis whether it's indoor or outdoor."
On Thursday about 5,000 of those enthusiasts, including Sonics legend Lenny Wilkens, trickled into KeyArena for a new format on the game. Chang and fellow greats Pete Sampras, Jim Courier and John McEnroe competed in the Champions Series, the seventh stop in a 12-city tour where the players compete for a $1 million prize pool and raise money for USTA Serves, a development part of the U.S. Tennis Association.
Only this time around for the one-set matches house lights were turned off, players entered to theme songs and were introduced as if preparing to enter the ring for a WWE main event. Chang, who still has a foundation based in Washington, was a crowd favorite but McEnroe easily stole the show with his signature theatrics.
"At my age, maybe one set gives me a better chance than I would have otherwise," said McEnroe, 52, who has won seven Grand Slam singles titles.
Not Thursday. McEnroe, who recently overcame a hamstring injury, dropped his match to Sampras 6-4. Chang also defeated Courier 6-4.
Sampras won the event 8-4 against Chang. Sampras has won four events on the tour and leads the Champions Series with 1,700 points.
"It's an opportunity to see serve-and-volley tennis," said Sampras of his style versus what's popular today. "We're not as agile and good, but it's still entertaining. Seeing the kids born in the '90s dominating the world of tennis — I won my first U.S. Open in 1990.
"I just turned 40 (in September), so there's a generation that hasn't seen myself and Jim. It's all been on tape and we're hitting cities like Seattle that haven't seen any real tennis in quite awhile."
Sampras, who won 14 Grand Slam singles titles, was last in Seattle in 2001 to raise funds for cancer research in a team match with names like Bill Gates and Martina Navratilova. Major-league tennis hasn't been back until Thursday.
Despite receding hairlines and less power on some serves, not much has changed. Courier even quipped that technology has helped them continue to play at a high level.
"Between the rackets and the strings, you're able to generate a lot more pace," Chang said. "And a heck of a lot more spin on the ball than what we were used to in our heyday. Now, because of the technology, we're able to hit some shots that we were not able to hit when we were on the main tour. That's been kind of fun."


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St Johnstone midfielder Kevin Moon has expressed his delight at signing a new contract with the high-flying SPL club.
The 24-year-old had been due to be out of contract in the New Year, although he has now penned a fresh 18-month deal.
There is also a one-year option in place and Moon insists that he was always going to be staying with his hometown club.
Fourth-placed Saints thrashed Dunfermline on Christmas Eve and Moon insists his new contract caps a week to remember.
"I was delighted to get the new contract sorted out," he told the Daily Record.
"You try and concentrate on your football, but it's in the back of your mind whether you want it or not.
"Getting three points meant it was a great couple of days for me and long may it continue. I love it here, I'm settled and we are going so well at the moment.
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A driver was killed as he was backing out of a driveway in Harlingen on Saturday night has been identified.
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12 You shall have a place also outside of the camp, where you shall go forth abroad: | 12 Designate a place outside the camp where you can go to relieve yourself. |
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Stocks for the 2006 Commodities Crunch
Inflation -- as measured by the consumer price Index, anyway -- showed a huge drop in November. Driven by a 16% plunge in energy prices, this broad measure of inflation at the consumer level fell by 0.6% from October. That's the biggest monthly decline in inflation since 1949, and it reset the annual inflation rate to 3.5% from a 4.3% reading in October.
But before you break out the champagne, I suggest you take a look at the evidence that the global system for producing and delivering commodities is breaking down under the pressure of demand.
The world may indeed have plenty of oil, coal, copper, iron, nickel and other essential industrial commodities in the ground to meet current demand -- especially with the big incentives to production that current high prices provide. But there's increasing evidence that commodity industries are suffering from shortages in key materials, gear and personnel. And because of those shortages, they can't get the oil, coal, etc., out of the ground without substantially higher production costs.
And that argues that we're in for another round of commodity inflation in 2006 that will increasingly feed inflation for the economy in general. In November, the core CPI -- that's the CPI with the effects of food and energy prices stripped out -- climbed by 0.2%.
That doesn't seem like much, but November marked the second consecutive month when the core rate climbed by 0.2% instead of the 0.1% monthly increases of April through September. In January 2004, the core CPI hit a 40-year low at an annual rate of 1.1%. With the November number, the core CPI is showing annual inflation of 2.1%. That's still low, but you don't have to be chairman of the Federal Reserve to know which way the trend is headed.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Re: Card to Card payments (260 comments)
Are you suggesting that Bitcoin is as safe as the USD? One of those still works when the lights go out...
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Re: Card to Card payments (260 comments)
Are you suggesting that Bitcoin is as safe as the USD? One of those still works when the lights go out...
Re:no, it's not dead (170 comments)
I agree. Downloaders, Hulu watchers, or network website viewers will not see the TV ads because that's not how the system currently works. To include those folks in the Nielsen ratings would make the ratings less relevant to the people who actually pay for the shows. Viewers don't pay for the shows, advertisers do (excepting premium, which, why can't I buy an Internet subscription from HBO?).
It's unfortunate that the number we talk about as a show's popularity is the Nielsen number, which increasingly does not represent actual popularity. Because these networks are a business, though, as these other audiences make up more of their income due to Hulu ads/whatever, the networks will have to start taking them into account. Then the definition of show popularity will no longer solely be the Nielson rating based on TV viewership. It'll probably just be proportional to delivery medium income...
Re:Frying pan or fire? (183 comments)
[Citation needed] It's not that I think this can't be true, I'd just like to know specific cases where it was true. Certainly I can think of unethical appropriations of the type you mention, but I wouldn't put deals with Boeing in the category of "worst acts from our government".
Re:What is Mesa? (80 comments)
Here's the relevant part (sorry, editing on a phone isn't that easy...):
Now comes the fun part: modern hardware acceleration. I assume everybody already knows what OpenGL is. It's not a library, there will never be one set of sources to alibGL.so. Each vendor is supposed to provide its ownlibGL.so. NVIDIA provides its own implementation of OpenGL and ships its ownlibGL.so, based on its implementations for Windows and OS X.
If you are running open-source drivers, yourlibGL.so implementation probably comes from Mesa. Mesa is many things, but one of the major things it provides that it is most famous for is its OpenGL implementation. It is an open-source implementation of the OpenGL API. Mesa itself has multiple backends for which it provides support. It has three CPU-based implementations: swrast (outdated and old, do not use it), softpipe (slow), llvmpipe (potentially fast). Mesa also has hardware-specific drivers. Intel supports Mesa and has built a number of drivers for their chipsets which are shipped inside Mesa. The radeon and nouveau drivers are also supported in Mesa, but are built on a different architecture: gallium.
Re:What is Mesa? (80 comments)
I've wondered this before too. How does it all fit together. I found this very helpful: http://blog.mecheye.net/2012/06/the-linux-graphics-stack/#rendering-stack
Gamer Diaspora (121 comments)
I saw this headline and was worried about the Cheeto and Mountain Dew famines that would occur if a community of displaced Battlestar Galactica Gamers was unleashed upon this land.
Re:For the masses? (49 comments)
Well, if you were talking to a geosat satellite, those are way out there in orbit. Fast electrically steerable antennas may allow comms with low earth orbit satellites, which would lower latency.
Re:Chaos... what? (74 comments)
There are a lot of ways to look at hard, somewhat generic problems, like Sudoku. Have you seen the SAT problem? http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boolean_satisfiability_problem One way to consider it is like you describe - a set of simultaneous equations. Another way to consider it is to use the equations and some rules to draw a graph, then perform graph operations. NP problems are an active area of academic interest. It's generally not possible to know how hard these problems are before solving them, so if this technique can be more general than just Sudoku, that could be important.
Re:Whats the problem (404 comments)
Personally, I think smart girls are sexy - end of story.
Yes. This. In the same way, dumb folks are a complete turnoff, I don't care how good you look.
I've put this statement to the test.
Re:FIRST things FIRST (211 comments)
Clearly, then, the solution is to install listening devices in everyone's homes.
Re:It's a free tool! (228 comments)
That was my initial thought too. But the complaining worked, so more power to the complainers.
Re:Trying to parse... (109 comments)
My interpretation was, "temperature variations caused by cosmic rays are influenced more by supernovae than by the Sun." I think it's similar to yours, but that the Sun and supernovae are causing cosmic rays to affect Earth's temperature. It probably infers what you're saying too.
Re:Where? (715 comments)
The problem is generally not that men dislike women, sexism takes much more subtle forms than that. I'm in the military, another male dominated career field, and I've seen that it can be hard for women to try to just fit in and work if they're being singled out even in small ways. This post discusses it a bit:
There are times that I've thought one of my female coworker friends needs to "lighten up", and I've thought that about male coworkers too. But there are many times when I've seen that the women are correct, and that they've been singled out in an unfortunate way. It really turns them off to a field that needs a more equal gender balance, and that's too bad.
I think XZVF kinda hit it on the head, too.
A friend was (407 comments)
I have a friend who was sued by the RIAA or one of their members. I don't know anything about it, except that he and a few others all decided to settle, and that they were all in college at the time. He's doing well now.
There have been a few news stories about the grandma who was sued, or the cute college coed that was sued, too. Not that I know them, but the people do exist.
Re:naysayers (387 comments)
Not to defend or disagree with your comment's parent, I've been thinking a bit about science belief/knowledge and relaized that there's a lot of science which I understtand logically but that I haven't witnessed firsthand. For instance, in physics labs I've proved a lot of physics to myself, and I "know" that bit of science. I've seen the curvature of earth and know that it's round. I've used an electron microscope (don't remember the type) and understand its function and now I "know" about atoms. Biology, on the other hand, is something I'm not terribly versed in. I totally believe that white and red blood cells exist, and that that's how our immune system works and how oxygen gets to our body parts, but I can't say that I "know" it to be true. I'm sure this sounds like a drunk college conversation, sorry. It'd be better but I'm driving and typing...
Re:naysayers (387 comments)
I totally agree, but never put it so well. Thank you.
Re:Nothing new here (1167 comments)
Thanks for saying that. The summary is enough to enrage anybody, then I read the bill and the context and I was puzzled as to why anybody was making a big deal.
Re:1% (633 comments)
Ha! It's better than that! US debt ensures that all citizens in the World economy are on the hook. We're all dependent upon each other. This was made clear by the global market instability during this last recession. Mutually assured economic destruction - hopefully it'll be as successful as nuclear MAD.
Re:Giving it away (103 comments)
We give away privacy to gain certain benefits. I work on code projects at coffee shops sometimes, instead of at home, despite the reduction in privacy. The benefit that I get is that I feel slightly more social, and I get to drink some good good espresso. Just because I choose to buy into the ridiculous game of corporate bs and use credit sensibly for all types of purchases does not make me a lemming. My fursuit does that just fine thankyou. Typed on my AndroidMegaCorp2000FancySchmantzPhone.
Re:Not a true experience then. (170 comments)
I agree with you vadim. If I was in this situation, for at least the first two weeks the idea that I could just quit and go back to everyday life at anytime would be at the top of my mind. There are few consequences to quitting in this situation, compared to those in a real mission. In a real mission you're completely committed both physically and mentally, in a fake mission it's a mental game.


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Miley Cyrus Explains Lady GaGa To Joaquin Phoenix and Liv Tyler For Suicide? (VIDEO)
Hey guys, so Joaquin Phoenix is out of hiding, has finally shaved, and seems sober. And is now making videos with Miley Cyrus. And ex-girlfriend Liv Tyler. They want you to vote. For Miley's organization that prevents suicide, called To Write Love On Her Arms, and help them raise $1 million. Umm... We just DO NOT understand.
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General Sarath Fonseka says the government should arrest him if he had attempted to stage a coup as claimed by the authorities and the failure to take him in to custody could only mean that the claims are fabricated.
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Central Districts 341 (Raval 73, Smith 64, Baker 4-59) and 95 for 2 (Raval 57*) beat Northern Districts 183 (Wheater 53, Cachopa 3-15) and 252 (Mitchell 83, Sodhi 50, Wheeler 4-38, Milne 4-53) by eight wickets
Central Districts eased to their second win of the season, beating Northern Districts by eight wickets at the Harry Barker Reserve in Gisborne. The game was set up for them on the first day, when they bowled out for ND for 183. In what was a collective bowling effort, Carl Cachopa picked up three wickets with his medium-pacers, well supported by the rest, three of whom collected two wickets each. The only significant contribution for ND came from wicketkeeper Adam Wheater, who made 53.
CD were boosted by half-centuries from Jeet Raval and Ben Smith in their response, together with valuable knocks from the middle and lower-order batsmen who stretched the score to 341, and the lead to 158. The fast-bowling combination of Adam Milne and Ben Wheeler then backed that up with eight wickets in ND's second innings, restricting them to 252. Daryl Mitchell and Ish Sodhi hit fifties but it wasn't enough. Raval struck his second half-century in CD's chase of 95 and victory was achieved with more than a day to spare.
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Professor Putricide is the final boss in the Plagueworks. He's kind of the R&D guy for the Lich King's slime armies. If you recall from fighting Rotface, Putricide is the guy who's constantly screaming about what good news it is that the slime is working again. Frankly, I'm mostly motivated to kill the guy to get him to shut up about the slime.Putricide is a movement fight. There's a lot of mechanics that will require your raid to rapidly swap targets (to kill adds), and then not-stand-in-stuff. (Most of the stuff you'll not be standing in is one variety of slime or another.) It's not really much of a coordination fight, per se, because your tanks are probably pretty well-versed in swapping aggro back and forth. However, Putricide is going to put to the test your raid's ability to get on an add quickly. And not stand in stuff.
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Ariana Grande Latte And Big Sean Might Be A Thing
If you're ever around toddlers for some reason – first of all, I'm sorry you have to go through that and just remember that Valium and red wine are your friends and support system. But anyway, if you're ever around toddlers for some reason and never have anything to talk about with them, because they're toddlers, here's some ~HOT GOSSIP~ they probably care about. The come-to-life Steve Madden bobblehead who should be thrown in a prison cell for blatantly thieving Charo's signature hairstyle is getting on Naya Rivera's leftovers. They're the JLo and Diddy for the kindergarten playground set.
E! News says that 21-year-old Ariana Grande Latte (Side note: That's not a typo. She's a 21-year-old grown person who just looks like a fetus in a wig) and 26-year-old Big Sean have known each for a second or two since they made a song together, but recently they started hanging out more and more. Some source says that the yodeling off-brand Bratz doll who is single-handedly responsible for unleashing the fame whore flamingo monster Frankie Grande on the world and Big Sean went to see The Purge at The Grove in L.A. and they touched lips during it. Because nothing is more romantic than watching creepy fucks in plastic masks set people on fire. A different source spit this out about the two:
"They have been friends since they made the song together. They have been spending more time together and recently have been getting very close. They are both doing great."
Big Sean was engaged to Kim Kartrashian's face stalker Naya Rivera a little while ago and after they broke up she married some other dude on their wedding date. Ariana Grande Latte was dating Danny from six period English, but she broke up with him through emojis when she caught him checking out that whore skank Gina in the quad.
This is obviously a PR relationship that was born in a record executive's office. If Ariana Grande Latte and Big Sean were doing it for real, it would be obvious to anybody with eyes. I mean, if that (NSFW) leaked nude tells the truth, then Big Sean's dick is about the size of Ariana Grande Latte's entire body. So if they were fucking, she'd be in a wheelchair or the bottom part of her body would be held together with rope and duct tape because he split her in two.
But if they are together for real, I hope they get married and I hope he takes her last name, so he can become Big Grande (Sean is his last name, right?).
And here's the newest song they did together and it's obviously a coincidence that they released it yesterday. I'm bracing my eardrums just in case it's a hit like that"Problem" song, which is everywhere. I had blood work done at my doctor's office this morning and even they were playing that song. Is no space sacred?! They were probably playing it because they knew it would make me sicker and then they'd have to feed me more meds. I'm on to you, Obama!
Lea Michele And Naya Rivera Hate Each Other
Glee's current ratings are at an all-time low, but they'll raise higher than what Lea Michele thinks of herself if they turned the cameras around and gave us the backstage fuckery that's supposedly going down. Over the past couple of months, Blind Gossip has had several blind items about how Lea Michele and Chris Colfer are in cahoots and have been working together to push Naya Rivera and Darren Criss off of the show. There's been more backstabbing and diva theatrics than what happens backstage at the Queen of Scientology pageant (you know what I'm talking about, Tommy Girl and Travolta!). TMZ says that on Tuesday, the drama between Barbra Streisand's second Wednesday matinee standby and Kim Kardashian's klone got so bad that one of them was kicked off of the set.
Team Naya claims that Lea held up production when she stepped away from the set to deal with personal crap. After the cast and crew waited around for a while, Naya went to the producers to bitch to them that Lea is a lit matchstick shoved up everyone's asshole. They're all over her shit. Lea heard about Naya's talk with the producers and dramatically exited stage left and never came back to the set.
But Team Lea has a different story. They say that Lea and Naya weren't even shooting scenes together and she didn't know that Kim Kartrashian's badly-made wax figure complained about her. Team Lea says that Naya was kicked off of the set. The source also claims that Naya was fired. Team Naya denies she was given BYE BITCH walking papers.
To add another layer of ESCANDALO to this mess, Blind Gossip posted a blind item on Tuesday about a TV actress who broke up with her musician boyfriend after she read text messages on his phone between him and one of her co-stars whom he allegedly screwed on the side.
This pretty television Actress and her musical Fiancee recently broke up. Lots of rumors and public accusations flying back and forth: Controlling! Flirtatious! Insecure! Jealous! Cheater! Thief!
While both sides are spinning publicly, we know that there are two facts that both sides privately acknowledge as being true.
The first is that she broke up with him. Yes, we know he said that he is the one who called off the wedding, but that's not true. She ended it.
The second is why she ended it. He cheated on her. Our Actress found a series of text messages on The Fiancee's phone from a woman with whom he had hooked up on multiple occasions. It wasn't the first time she caught him cheating, but it was with whom he was cheating that was the final straw.
Of course there was a huge fight. She yelled at him for being a liar and a cheat. He yelled right back that he did it because he was tired of her flirting with other guys. He also told Our Actress that she could have a hundred plastic surgeries but she was never going to be as hot as his famous colleague's celebrity Significant Other (who is The Fiancee's idea of physical perfection). Ouch.
You know the rest. Couples therapy, breakup, accusations, spin.
This is obviously about Naya and Big Sean. Most of the blind item aficionados at Blind Gossip think the side piece costar is Lea Michele, but I'm not sure. If Lea was taking a ride on Big Sean's fat moray eel dick, I think we'd all know it. Because we'd see pictures of Lea dragging the organs that fell out of her vag from Big Sean fucking her. So I'm guessing the home wrecking side piece slut is either Unique, Demi Lovato or Lord Tubbington. It was obviously Lord Tubbington.
Look at that slut with his legs wide. He's practically bragging about it.
The Bootleg Kim And Kanye (And That's Saying A Lot) Called Off Their Wedding
After creaming at the mouth about how much her heart jizzes for Big Sean and how she loves that he wears the pants in the relationship and how she's always breaking her pussy by constantly riding on his (NSFW unless you work with John Travolta) tee ball bat dick, the plastic hybrid of JLo and Kim Kardashian isn't going to marry him anytime soon. Star Magazine says that Naya Rivera pressed the stop button on their wedding plans, because Big Sean admitted to her that he dipped his foot-long beef wellington peen (beef willyngton?) into coochies that weren't attached to her body. But in a statement of words to People, Big Sean 's spokeswhore says that he's the one who broke things off and the rumors are not true. But what is true is that the 99 Cent Store Kim and Kanye dolls who've been collecting dust on a clearance shelf are over. The skies are filled with the tears of cherubs who are weeping over the death of true love.
"After careful thought and much consideration, Sean has made the difficult decision to call the wedding off. The recent rumors and accusations reported by so-called or fake sources are simply untrue. Sean wishes Naya nothing but the best and it is still his hope that they can continue to work through their issues privately. We will not be commenting again on this matter."
This mess could get messier, because earlier today, Naya tweeted (and quickly deleted) this little accusation:
But a source (probably Big Sean's silo-full-of-cum dick) tells TMZ that Big Sean didn't steal anything from Naya and he broke off the wedding weeks ago, because she's controlling and thinks he's boning pieces on the side, which he says he's not.
Well, since Naya is in the breaking up mood, she should also break up with the plastic surgeons, the mannequin makers, the wax figure sculptures, the auto painters, the weave masters, the contractors and anybody else who helped her look like a permanently-surprised Kim Kardashian claymation statue in Ron Perlman's old Beast wig. Shit, she should break up with the part of herself that thought that doing that shit to her face was a good idea.
And here's Naya at some Marie Claire party last night. Everybody she talked to was probably like, "Do I have some shit in my teeth? Is there a killer clown standing behind me, because why are your eyes all wide like that?"
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Funnel Cake Festival.
Why hasn't anyone come up with that yet?
We are on the cusp of fall festival season and no matter what the theme of each weekend's gathering may be, the one thing everyone keeps an eye out for at these events is the funnel cake booth.
I've already witnessed it firsthand the last two weekends.
When a funnel cake is spotted out in the open, it always turns heads as folks try to retrace the steps of the lucky people in possession of funnel cake to determine its place of origin.
Do the "Communities of the Town of Carolina Shores" need a name change?
That was a suggestion a citizen had at last week's town board of commissioners meeting.
The idea, in fact, came from resident Theodora "Teddy" Altreuter, who previously served as mayor when the town was still "married up" with the neighboring town of Calabash, prior to their 1998 divorce, that is.
Judging from last week's decision by the N.C. House of Representatives, it appears North Carolina is going to have a difficult time bringing industry to the state when so many other Southern states are more willing to spread around incentive money to close the deal.
But that's North Carolina's problem. Brunswick County has options.
You may recall that a year or so ago there was a bit of an uproar about the federal government breaking Brunswick County away from the Wilmington Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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I ran for the office of mayor of Sunset Beach to help fairly and effectively handle issues that face our town with minimal drama and, yes, transparency. It's my privilege to serve in that capacity.
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Last week was the final week of the 2013-14 session. The only thing that can bring us back is a special session called by the governor. The session this year lasted from mid-May until last Wednesday, Aug. 20. We had hoped to be finished by July 4, but negotiations on the budget and other major subjects kept us in session for about three months. The next session for 2015-16 begins in mid-January.
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SHIIP, the Seniors' Health Insurance Information Program, for many years has built a reputation for providing reliable, unbiased information about Medicare. Housed in the North Carolina Department of Insurance, SHIIP provides free counseling to Medicare beneficiaries and their caregivers by phone and in person in all 100 counties of the state.
Every time I hear someone blame news media for any or all of the world's ills, I want to shake him.
I can't say all journalists are free of bias, or report data correctly at all times, or act completely without malice, or that sharing news to serve the common good is their sole motivation, because it's not true.
I have to warn you, I am now the slowest river on the road.
If you are trying to get somewhere quickly, I'll be over in the right lane. Don't mind me.
I don't know if I'm finally starting to get used to the way things work around here or if I've just given up on the tenets the high school football coaches/driver's education instructors taught me in summer school.
But I'm just going to go with it from here on out.
It took me almost all summer, but I was finally able to make time to go on one of the free walks along the shore of Bird Island Coastal Reserve in Sunset Beach last week.
The walks, led by members of the Bird Island Preservation Society, take place every Wednesday through August, so you've got one more chance to go if you're interested. I heartily recommend it.
The North Carolina House and Senate held no voting sessions for almost two weeks, so there was no column in this series last week. There were "skeleton sessions" held to comply with the constitution, which says we must meet every four days while in session. These sessions are attended by members who live in the immediate area or are in Raleigh for other reasons. No votes are taken, but bills can be received from the other chamber and moved in and out of committees from the floor during these sessions.