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Masseria Cesarina B&B in Castellana Grotte Puglia is set amongst olive groves and orchards in Castellana Grotte, Puglia near Bari and its historical centre, Ostuni, Alberobello in the heart of the Trulli's. The farmhouse has recently been renovated and tastefully furnished, retaining the character of the building with modern facilities of A/C, T/V, WIFI, DVD & en-suite bathrooms. Masseria Cesarina B&B comprises bedrooms with bidets and spacious shower cubicles. There are family rooms with king size beds, & extra beds can be added. 2 rooms are interconnecting; cots are available; linen and towels are included. The B&B is all on one level; it has wide doorways for wheelchair access and one bathroom for disabled visitors. The open plan dining-room and kitchen is a public area with TV, WIFI Internet & DVD player. Tea & coffee making facilities in the dining-room. Breakfast can be served al fresco. Guests are welcome to cook in the kitchen, have a barbecue in the garden or a swim in the pool. The English run family friendly B&Boffers welcoming accommodation where you can relax and unwind in comfort while remaining close to amenities and tourist attractions. Close to the sea and situated in the countryside. Whether for a holiday or just visiting Puglia for a short break or business trip, the Masseria in Puglia is the perfect location.
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Strada Comunale Borgo Scorzone n.4, 70013 BA, Castellana Grotte Italy | 1.8 miles from city center | Show on mapTelephone: +390(80)4966157 | Fax:+390(80)4966157 | Official Homepage
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(Sept. 20) OAKLAND, Calif. — The Fresh Produce & Floral Council's members in Northern California are getting an expo all their own.
The La Mirada, Calif.-based FPFC has scheduled its first-ever exposition for Northern California members March 7 at the Alameda Fairgrounds in Pleasanton, Calif.
The organization announced the event at a luncheon Sept. 12 at the Oakland Hilton.
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Council members in Southern California have had an expo, featuring more than 100 booths, for several years in Anaheim.
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'Colleague Hotel', as it has become known, has been designed to provide an up-market, hotel-style residence for InterContinental Abu Dhabi employees, as well as visiting family and friends. First opened in August, the building now houses 400 staff across almost 50 nationalities. This number will go up to 600 when the hotel is re-opened at the end of the year after a complete refurbishment.
"The apartments within the new building for our staff are designed and built to the highest standards, reinforcing the InterContinental Hotels Group's commitment to its invaluable employees as we prepare for the reopening of one of the most prestigious properties in the region," said Fadi Rezk, Director of HR, InterContinental Hotels Group. "The extra amenities and facilities available to employees' families will make their time with us extremely comfortable and every effort has been made to cater for the diversity we enjoy as a multi-cultural workforce that has come together from all over the world."
While employees staying within 'Colleague Hotel' full-time can take advantage of a gym, a large dining area, two reception rooms and even an 'art room' with a piano and painting facilities, visiting family are invited to use two specially dedicated rooms being offered at cost price.
"The apartments are now fully furnished and the attention to detail and excellent finishing mean the property really does resemble a quality hotel," added Rezk. "The atmosphere is excellent and we're all really excited about 'Colleague Hotel' reaching full capacity and the forthcoming reopening of InterContinental Abu Dhabi."
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Don't bother telling Brett Smith that his dream is dead.
He heard it when he wasn't invited to the NFL Combine, from anonymous Twitter experts and all-knowing draft bloggers. That was the first warning sign — bright, loud and ominous.
He heard it in angry, smug, told-you-so choruses when he wasn't drafted in seven rounds. He heard it again when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers cut the former Wyoming quarterback following its rookie minicamp.
The words latched onto him like a tick, hovering over his name on website message boards and Twitter feeds:
Mistake. Disappointment. Finished. Done.
At some point, Brett Smith, who signed with the Toronto Argonauts on Sunday, stopped hearing it. Words that had once stung gradually lost their sizzle.
"To be honest with you, I had looked at some of that stuff early in the draft process. Now I've gotten to the point where it just doesn't matter what people say," Smith said. "I don't go on Twitter or the Internet looking for bad things that are said about me to try to fuel me or motivate me. I've kind of grown out of that.
"Right now, I'm at the point where, it's my dream. I know that a lot of people aren't going to believe in me. That's how it's always been. But I'm not going to let that dictate whether I'm going to keep going.
"It's the fact that I still love the game and I still want to do this. That's why I'm going to keep going."
Suddenly, months after he chose to end a Wyoming football career that included 8,834 passing yards, 76 touchdown passes, 20 touchdown runs and a slew of school and conference records, Smith devolved into an afterthought — a cautionary tale. The phone stopped ringing. He went home, waited, and quickly faded from public view.
Instead of drowning in his own frustration, Smith stayed busy. In Salem, Oregon, he continued to train and throw, while also spending days working on his grandpa's farm.
He prepared for a second chance that was never guaranteed.
"Although I had a couple months off, you wake up every single day and you think that it's a day where you could potentially get a call," Smith said. "Every day I woke up and realized, 'OK, I have to work out and throw when I can, because any day I can get an opportunity.'"
Opportunities trickled by, as Smith had a private workout with the New York Giants that ended up going nowhere. But when the NFL turned away, the Canadian Football League extended an offer.
"Basically, after the whole Tampa Bay thing happened, I was pretty disappointed with how the whole thing went down. I came to the conclusion that I'd go home and train, and whatever call I got next, I was going to take," Smith said.
"It was Toronto. I was excited for the opportunity."
Smith signed with the CFL's Toronto Argonauts on Sunday, grabbing a spot on the practice squad and flying out of the United States for the first time in his life. It's not a glamorous situation, in the cellar of the depth chart on a new team, in a foreign country, with no long-term home or guarantee of a prolonged roster spot.
For now, his homework is a thick playbook and his time is split roughly between a practice field and a hotel room. Toronto is a big city, but for Smith it's a desolate one, hundreds of miles from home, family and any semblance of the life he recognizes.
But though it isn't littered with cars and signing bonuses, this is Smith's path. The road to his dream is a jagged one.
"To be honest, I don't really know what [Toronto's] intentions were. I got the call, and they said they wanted to sign me to their practice squad," Smith said. "There are already four quarterbacks up here, but it's an opportunity and I wanted to jump on it. I was home, and I love being home.
"But at the same time, I want to be playing."
In a world of burning hypotheticals, one gnaws and corrodes at the hearts of Wyoming football fans.
"You could have been playing at Wyoming," they think. "You and Craig Bohl could have accomplished something special."
And while his decision to leave school early is permanent — his uphill climb set dauntingly before him — Smith has thought about it, too.
What if he had made a different decision?
"I definitely would be lying if I said it didn't cross my mind," Smith said from a hotel room in Toronto. "I've thought about it a couple times, especially with the things that have gone down. But at the same time, when I declared I knew it was possibly going to be the hardest decision of my life.
"I knew it was an uphill battle to try to get drafted. I didn't declare thinking I was going to be the No. 1 draft pick in the draft. I just thought I could put myself in position to be considered one of the top ones, and maybe go in the fourth or fifth round. The fact that it didn't go that way, that was tough to deal with."
Hypotheticals, however, won't get Smith on an NFL roster. They won't help him climb the ladder in Toronto, or throw extra passes in an empty practice facility while the world around him sleeps. Mistakes are etched in stone. They can be dwarfed by future success, but never erased.
Should Smith have returned to Wyoming? Probably. But while the dream persists, he'll keep his focus on the challenges in front of him — on the comeback, not the fall.
"After the Tampa Bay thing happened, obviously those thoughts came to my mind," Smith said. "But you've got to keep on pushing. That's all I'm thinking about, how I can get myself on a roster and do my best to keep the dream alive."


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Vampires in Fact, Fiction and FolkloreAuthor's note: this is based heavily on Dr. Anton Vail's books "In the Presence of Vampires", "The Vampire Fallacies" and "The Vail Guide to Vampires", as well as his popular lecture series "Vampires in Myth, Media and Mass Consciousness - Everything you didn't know that you didn't know about the undead". Some of the science has been updated since these were published, but this essay retains Vail's preferred term 'vampire' instead of the more modern 'vyr'.Any schoolchild can recite our culture's basic tenets of vampirism - that the bloodsucking undead sleep in coffins by day because sunlight destroys them, how they can turn into bats and hypnotize their victims, that only garlic or a cross wards them off and that the only sure method of destruction is hammering a wooden stake through their cold, unbeating heart. The recent revolution in the scientific understanding of vampirism has not proven enough to erase these fallacies, though anyone who expects vampires not to reflect in
Demons are Smarter Than YouThe mist obediently hovers within the binding circle, coming once more and tamely to my call. How raucous it was when first I summoned it! How loudly it roared its name to the ceilinghow silent were the heavens that night. But now it is silent when it arrives, as silent as the heavens when I call, for I have bade it so. With it comes the sulfurous reek of its home and its own petsa pair of tiny bat-winged imps no larger than my handand a deepening of the shadows in my basement conjury.The fool has cast his spells of summoning again, and never were more clichéd words uttered than in this room. He thinks I am silent because he ordered me to be; I am silent because I know that were I to speak, I would reveal the true depth of his idiocy. And that simply would not do. Not now that I've invested so much time into making this little room homely. My "little" petsif the stupid scholar knew their true shapes, he would die of frightare
Character Design: An introductionArvalis-2012 by arvalisWhat does 'Character Design' mean?The character design is the process which comes after the characterisation and consists in defining the character through his/her physical appearance. We need to consider a character as a little fictional creature, human or not, that aims to please its creator and the public as well.While the basic characterization of this fictional creature (his tastes, his fears, his behaviors) may take a little mental effort, as it is a sort of list of emotions, facts and feelings that come and go in the life of a character, the process of visual realization of this creature may not be as simple. That's why many writers and characters creators prefer to rely on experienced hands.Also many of the mental aspects of the character are not possible to gain by using 'static' visual medium. For 'static' I mean all the illustrations and drawings unable to tell a
PE: Contest Rules and EtiquetteOkay... we all know that to be seen on deviantART, one has to have some kind of "artistic marketing" of sorts. However, you can't just walk up to a person's profile and advertise yourself in the comments. That's rude and it's against the website's rules.Note: The website actually does offer advertising on people's profile pages. You buy them and they'll appear to whomever doesn't have Premium Membership with Ad toggled off.So how do you go about advertising yourself? There are many popular ways to be seen on deviantART without a direct "ad". Some include activity in the forums, the dAmn (chats), and joining groups. Another way people get attention is through a contest. These are effective and really do get quite the attention.Contests have become more and more popular to a degree that they actually become viewed 1,000 times. Because they are so frequently visited, it can potentially become featured in the bottom of deviantART page (where the Daily Deviations happe
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Let's say that you are ready to place commercial ads on your WordPress blog. If you have signed up for Google's AdSense, you may have an ad code like the following.
Let's take a little closer look at the code. The width and height are 728 and 90 pixels, respectively. This ad size is known as Leaderboard. Before placing an ad code, you need to make sure at what size your ad will appear. More importantly, you need to decide where to display an online ad. Possible options you have are below header, sidebar and footer.
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Let's see how to place an online ad right below the header. You have to locate your theme folder at first. Go to wp-content > themes . Then open the folder of the theme you are going to work on. Next, open your header.php with a text editor. Let's say you have the default WordPress theme. Scroll down all the way to the bottom. And you should find backslash div and hr backslash. That's where you want to place your code. So give some space between those two lines. You may want to ad br before and after the ad code. And make sure that you enclose your ad code with div such that the ad will align to the center.
The WordPress sidebar is a little more complicated in adding an ad code. Let's take a look at the default WordPress sidebar. Open sidebar.php. Basically, all you need to do is to see the pattern of li and backslash li. And there are some commands between these tags. Another pattern is a question mark no space php followed by a semi-colon and space with a question mark at the end. So decide where at the sidebar you want to place an ad and look for backslash li or the end of the other pattern. For example, if I want to display an ad below Categories, I should scroll down a little bit and give some space below "wp_list_categories."
You can also place an ad code at the bottom of the WordPress blog. Depending on the theme you have and how its style sheet is written, you can place an online ad before or after the footer. If you want to place an ad before the footer, you may have to revise your style sheet a little bit so that the whole WordPress blog looks properly.
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Evans has Frecklington back up
As the Millers look to tied up a permanant deal with Peterborough for on loan midfielder Lee Frecklington, boss Steve Evans has a back up just in case he tells the Star.
The Millers will have to beat off other clubs to gain the signature of the 27 year old, despite the club having 3 meetings with Peterborough to thrash a deal out the gaffer is taking a belt and braces approach.
Speaking to the Star he said; "If we don't get Lee Frecklington then somebody as good will be coming in - and you had better believe me. I know who I'm going for if the Frecklington deal doesn't get done and so does the chairman."
"Millers fans will get to trust me when I say I'm going to do something when there are reasons why we can't do something else." he added
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Second Wind, folks, Second Wind is here.
It's a witty blend of Text Adventure, Roguelike, and Sweet Simplicity.
All in all, there are 20 classes, three skills each, three major areas, four endings, countless monsters (as in, I'm too lazy to count them,) treasures, specialty shops, equips, weapons, and more.
Folks, this is one big game.
Also, there are medals, lots of em'
I sincerely dare you to beat the game on Nethack Difficulty.
And remember, dying is all a part of the experience :D
The last update was on October 21st, Version 1.57:
- Fixed up the Saiyan's awaken doing absolutely nothing.
- Fixed the broken meter glitch... Hopefully.
- The "explore" segment should run faster.
- And some other stuff I can't remember.
Send a PM with any additional problems and I'll get on them as soon as possible!
Haven't even played yet, but 5 stars for the Nethack reference.
May we all ascend and bask in Crom's glory!
Very nice and addictive game, but it been giving a real pain in the ass lately because sometimes when the monster hp reaches 0 it still alive and i am unable to kill it, it had happened several times until this moment!
I've played this game at least 3 hours a day everyday sinse OCT 6 and i beat nethack on all classes but sayian SAYIAN IS SO BADDDD. ;( But i love the challenge <3
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The weather is getting warmer and children are eager to play outside. Their curiosity often leads them to investigate all the little critters crawling about, and sometimes a bug or two might even make its way home with them. Then what do you do? The Animal Planet Pet Care series has a book Bugs as Pets which tells you how to house and properly care for your new "pet".
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The World of Biscuit
Are you a puppy lover? Then you will love Biscuit! Biscuit is a little yellow pup who just loves to have fun. Meet him in the first of many books in the Biscuit series for beginning readers. He's also the star of several picture books and board books! Want to learn more about the world of Biscuit? Visit the website of the author behind the series, Alyssa Satin Capucilli.


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Keg Stands For Votes, FSU Giving Recruits Crab Legs, And More
Campaign Keg Stands
If I were running for political office, I would probably have a similar strategy if I were running in the state of Louisiana. I mean what are the chances these tailgating men and women are registered voters, probably slim, but I am sure this politician can find a way around it. This lady literally poured gallons of beer into to voters mouth on Saturday. Check out the next Senator of Louisiana here.
Saban Keeping Kiffin In Check
Lane Kiffin has seriously done more than I ever expected at Alabama. I hated this man, and his Daniel Tosh looking face. Alabama's offense has been more than impressive so far, and you can look at Amari Cooper's numbers if you do not believe me. Nick Saban does not believe it is all Kiffin though. He believes that the play makers are making the Tide offense look so good, and truthfully I think it might be a nice mixture of both. Check out Saban's full comments on Kiffin and the Tide offense here.
Crab Legs and Football, That Is What FSU Does
Florida State served the visiting recruits crab legs for this past weeks game against Clemson. This is brilliant in my opinion because this shows the recruits they do not have to steal to have crab legs, we will just supply them. I am guessing Jameis Squintston only stole his crab legs because they did not give him his weekly supply. Florida State is just a walking talking sideshow right now, and I look forward to them losing to NCSTATE later this year. Here is the full menu of a Florida State recruiting visit.
Weekly Sports Podcast – Video Edition
That's right, boys and girls. This week's edition of the Weekly Hangover DudeYouPodcast is video only. Maybe this is a result of technological advancement. Maybe this is a function of technical difficulties. We'll never tell…
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Weekly Sports Podcast Recap: Davin Bellamy's Arrest, Ray Rice's Suspension, Tony Dungy, Steve Spurrier and so Much More!
Daniel Palmer (@dpalm66 on the Tweets) is joined by Jason Smith (@JasonIsASmith), Andrew Hall (@DudeYouCrazy) and briefly Chad Floyd (@Chad_Floyd) to discuss the week's biggest and worstest sports stories. The NFL's less-than-harsh penalty on Ray Rice, Tony Dungy's comments on Michael Sam, Jose Canseco vs. Mark McGwire, Marshawn Lynch's hold out and Georgia's off-the-field troubles are all discussed.
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DudeYouPodcast: The Weekly Sports Hangover
Daniel Palmer (@Dpalm66 on Twitter), Chad Floyd (@Chad_Floyd) and Andrew Hall (@DudeYouCrazy) gather to discuss ketchup and the week's biggest sports stories. Obviously, LeBron James, his letter and the Cleveland Cavaliers are discussed. The ending of the World Cup is brought up as is the Major League Baseball All Star Game.
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LeBron Memes Break The Internet
You know what I hate most about summer TV? Reruns.
For the past couple of weeks, I was unable to escape the rerun marathon of LeBron's personal favorite show, "The Decision". Whether it was on my SportsCenter, the radio, or my social media timelines, I was constantly reminded that LeBron was making a decision. Again.
However, today LeBron made his decision to head back to Cleveland after originally leaving them for his hot mistress, Miami. As neither a Cavs nor a Heat fan, I wasn't that phased by LeBron's decision. Twitter, on other hand, had a whole different story and has made these past couple of weeks worth it for me.
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UA Department of Surgery Welcomes Back Trauma Surgeon Dr. Rifat LatifiThe University of Arizona Department of Surgery welcomes back Rifat Latifi, MD, as professor of surgery and vice chair of International Affairs. He also is an honorary professor of the medical faculty of University of Tirana, Albania. While maintaining his academic research appointment at the UA, Dr. Latifi left the department in 2011 to direct the trauma program at Hamad General Hospital in Doha, Qatar, the only Level I trauma center in Qatar. Under his leadership, the trauma center gained national, regional and international recognition for significantly reducing mortality and morbidity and for spearheading trauma research in the region. Dr. Latifi first came to the UA Department of Surgery and The University of Arizona Medical Center in 2003, serving as director of Surgical Critical Care and associate director of the Arizona Telemedicine Program. In 2007, he served as interim chief of the Division of Trauma, Critical Care, Burn and Emergency Surgery. Before coming to the UA, he was assistant professor of surgery at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond. Dr. Latifi... [read more] |
Solidarity Day Begins with a Week of Compassion Dedicated Activities, Feb. 9A week of solidarity for the compassionate care of patients will be celebrated on the Arizona Health Sciences Center (AHSC) campus Monday, Feb. 9, through Friday, Feb. 13. Events are designed to bring together health-care faculty members, students and staff throughout the University of Arizona health sciences colleges. Each year, the Arnold P. Gold Foundation honors National Solidarity Day for Compassionate Care, typically held on or near Valentine's Day, by encouraging medical schools, patient-care institutions and other health-care organizations around the country to show their support of the importance of kindness to patients. University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson Gold Humanism Honor Society students lead the solidarity effort on the AHSC campus. The society is the foundation's signature program and recognizes medical students, residents and faculty members who practice patient-centered care by modeling the qualities of integrity, excellence, compassion, altruism, respect and empathy. Rachel... [read more] |
Providing Tomorrow's Medicine TodayDr. Marvin Slepian, University of Arizona professor of cardiology, knows how to bridge the gap between the bench and the bedside. Slepian has made the connection between creative entrepreneurship and significant health care issues to innovate and deliver solutions, such as the artificial heart, that enhance and save lives. In his latest venture, he will help extend the linkages between UA research and the public as director of the Arizona Center for Accelerated Biomedical Innovation. The center, also known as ACABI, will help researchers form collaborations, find applications for new discoveries, develop their technologies and access resources to move their innovations forward. It will focus primarily on the development of translational biomedical technologies. "ACABI is a 'creativity engine' that will fuel translational research at the UA," Slepian said. "It will maximize the value of University research. It will translate interesting discoveries into real, practical value, and it will be an economic engine to drive new startups and new corporate efforts in Arizona." ACABI will focus its efforts on addressing unmet needs in... [read more] |
LCME Update: Establishing a CQI System at the UA College of Medicine - TucsonA continuous quality improvement (CQI) system is being established for the medical education program at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson. The CQI Leadership Team and the ArizonaMed Collaborative Action Team (AZ CAT) will support the CQI effort at the college in implementing consistent change control management best practices through the Accreditation Office. This system will support a group of leaders who will maintain a real-time pulse on the operations of the medical education program leading to the MD degree and mitigate unintended consequences through communication and coordination. The groups will review and evaluate requests for changes or new initiatives in medical education; recommend to the appropriate governance bodies requests that should be considered for implementation; and assist in providing stewardship of the operations of the medical education program; which includes workflows/procedures that govern the curriculum, student services and educational resources. These groups are composed of the administrators of the functional units supporting the medical education program – deputy deans, associate/assistant deans, as well... [read more] |
Anthony 'Tony' DeFrancesco Appointed Senior Director of Operations for Arizona Health Sciences CenterHealth-care executive Anthony "Tony" DeFrancesco, RD, MS, FACHE, has been appointed senior director of operations for the Arizona Health Sciences Center (AHSC) at the University of Arizona in Tucson. DeFrancesco, who joined the UA Jan. 5, will provide senior-level leadership in support of AHSC projects and change-management initiatives, including facility/space planning, clinical research operations, shared service units and responsibility-centered management implementation. He reports to Mike Jonen, senior associate vice president for health sciences, AHSC. "I am extremely pleased that Tony has joined the UA in this important leadership position with AHSC," said Joe G.N. "Skip" Garcia, UA senior vice president for health sciences and interim dean of the UA College of Medicine -- Tucson. "He brings strong leadership and management skills that will support our clinical, clinical research and education program development and integration efforts with AHSC strategic clinical partners, including Banner Health, the Southern Arizona VA Health Care System in Tucson, and Dignity Health St. Joseph's... [read more] |
Hillary Franke, MD, UA Pediatric Intensivist Completes Integrative Medicine Fellowship through the University of Arizona Center for Integrative MedicineHillary Franke, MD, MS, associate professor, UA Dept. of Pediatrics, is the first pediatric intensivist in Tucson to complete the two-year fellowship program in integrative medicine from the Arizona Center Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona College of Medicine - Tucson, making her one of the 120 pediatricians nationally with this specialized training. According to the internationally-recognized UA Center for Integrative Medicine, integrative medicine is healing-oriented medicine that takes account of the whole person, including all aspects of lifestyle. It emphasizes the therapeutic relationship between practitioner and patient, is informed by evidence, and makes use of all appropriate therapies. "The fellowship focuses on the use of what we used to call 'complementary' methods of treatment, using an evidence-based medicine approach," said Dr. Franke. "Integrative medicine implies the union of these complementary approaches with standard medical care. Integrative medicine focuses on the mind, body, and spirit of the individual. The field has incredible potential in pediatrics due to its... [read more] |
Dr. Wayne Jacobsen Appointed Head of Anesthesiology at UA College of Medicine – TucsonWayne K. Jacobsen, MD, FCCM, has been appointed head of the Department of Anesthesiology at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson. After serving as interim head since 2013, he was appointed the department head on Jan. 5. Dr. Jacobsen, who also is UA professor of anesthesiology, previously served as director of the department's residency program for nine years and prior to that was chair of the Department of Anesthesiology at Loma Linda University School of Medicine, Loma Linda, Calif. Dr. Jacobsen joined the UA anesthesiology team in 2004 as professor of clinical anesthesiology and associate head for education. In 2005, he also became director of the anesthesiology residency program. Dr. Jacobsen's research interests include ischemic reperfusion and medical education. He replaced Steven J. Barker, MD, PhD, who served as department head since 1995. "Dr. Jacobsen's leadership and dedication to medicine and medical education will help to advance the clinical experience, educational opportunities and research programs at the UA Department of Anesthesiology, said, Joe G.N... [read more] |
UA Arthritis Center Receives $6.1 Million 5-Year NIH Grant to Help Identify Treatments for OsteoarthritisResearchers at the University of Arizona Arthritis Center at the UA College of Medicine – Tucson are working to identify treatments to slow the progression of osteoarthritis (OA), supported by a recent $6.1 million, five-year grant from the National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases of the National Institutes of Health. The most common cause of disability in the aging population, OA is a complex condition involving not only the breakdown of cartilage in joints but also changes in adjacent soft tissue and bone beneath the cartilage, leading to debilitating joint pain and stiffness and often pain in surrounding muscles and ligaments. The public health impact of knee OA, in particular, is expected to increase dramatically. No cure exists and no FDA-approved drugs are available to prevent development or halt the progression of the condition. The study, "Risk of Incident Knee OA & Clinical Outcomes Based on Imaging Biomarkers," builds on two ongoing studies, the Osteoarthritis Initiative (OAI) and the Pivotal OAI MRI Analyses (POMA), an ancillary proposal to the OAI. The OAI was... [read more] |
Abbett Family Foundation Donates $115,000 to UAMC Diamond Children'sThe University of Arizona of Arizona Medical Center – Diamond Children's received a donation of $115,000 from the Abbett Family Foundation. Foundation trustees Jeffrey Abbett, his sister, Renee Abbett, and Tim Wilcox, principal, Sonora Investment Management, visited Diamond Children's on Jan. 15 to acknowledge the donation, which was made in December. "The Abbett Family Foundation is proud to support the efforts of Diamond Children's in providing the highest quality of care for the children and families in our community," said Jeffrey Abbett. The funds will be used to: "The C-Mac is a state-of-the-art... [read more] |
New Banner division drives new names and leadership appointmentsWith an approval by the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) on the merger agreement to bring the University of Arizona Health Network into Banner Health, and closure of the agreement on Feb. 27, an academic-focused division will be created at Banner that will result in new facility names and leadership appointments within the division. The ABOR vote is expected to occur during the week of Jan. 26. If ABOR approves, the closure of the agreement on Feb. 27 will launch the Banner – University Medicine Division. It will include three academic medical centers, a physician group serving as faculty in the academic medical centers and at the University of Arizona Colleges of Medicine in Tucson and Phoenix, and other services. New Names The name changes for the academic medical centers and physician group after Feb. 27: University of Arizona Medical Center – University Campus, to become Banner – University Medical Center Tucson University of Arizona Medical Center – South Campus, to become Banner – University Medical Center South Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center, to become Banner – University Medical Center Phoenix University of... [read more] |


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Reviews - Cardinal Hotel St. Peter
Located in the quiet district of Villa Pamphili, few minutes away from St.Peter's Basilica, whose view can be appreciated from most of the 133 spacious rooms, the Cardinal Hotel St. Peter has 5 Singles, 110 Doubles, 8 Triples, 7 Family Rooms and 3 Suites, suitable for every need, business, leisure and family, all equipped with lcd tv, pay tv, telephone, a/c, heating, safe, minibar, hair dryer, payble internet connection.
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Intel is truly moving in the right direction with Lynnfield. It's been quite some time since Nehalem was released and Core i7 9xx has proven without a doubt to be the fastest processor on the market. While we don't really want to have to say it, Core i7 is how AMD's K10 should have been. Yes, AMD did put the memory controller on the CPU a lot earlier than Intel, but Intel did it better. Bandwidth results truly prove AMD can't keep up with Nehalem processors, no matter what.
Lynnfield processors are without a doubt the answer to the mainstream for Intel. Core 2 has served its purpose and now it's time to move them to the back burner and let the Core i5 and Core i7 8xx series take up the lime light and flourish.
Our first ASUS P55 motherboard we have been able to test has left us with an extremely pleasant taste in our mouths. The P7P55D not only has alot of features for a mainstream board along with quite a good variety of tweaking and overclocking options, but this truly a hardcore board aimed for the mainstream market. With a pretty reasonable price tag of just $219.99 USD over at Newegg, depending on what CPU you want, a Core i5 will set you back $200 or an i7 870 for a hefty $550; it's clearly much cheaper to setup a hardcore Lynnfield system.


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13 Abrahamn and his descendants received the promise that they would get the whole world. He did not receive that promise through the law, but through being right with God by his faith. | 13 It was not through law that Abraham and his offspring received the promise that he would be heir of the world, but through the righteousness that comes by faith. |
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"O where ha you been, Lord Randall, my son?
And where ha you been, my handsome young man?"
"I ha been at the greenwood; mother make my bed soon,
For I'm wearied wi hunting, and fain wad lie down."
--Lord Randall (English/Scottish ballad, 16th century)
The Dylan Files— Folk Years 1961—1964
Passing Through—
Believe it or not Bob Dylan began his career not as a songwriter, but as a performer. He audaciously sought the song's essence, it's soul.
Much has been written about the influence Woody Guthrie had on the young singer. Indeed Dylan visited Guthrie in the hospital during 1961, singing songs for the ill folk icon. Dylan inhabited the Woody Guthrie persona in order to access the truth of the songs and styles he was drinking in. In Martin Scorsese's "No Direction Home" Dylan himself says he "went through" Guthrie. Guthrie was the doorway, the stargate into the heart of song for Bob Dylan. He went through Guthrie. He didn't look back…
This should not be taken as disrespect as it's clear Dylan deeply respected the folk tradition. Dylan studied artists like John Lee Hooker, Dave Van Ronk, and the Clancey Brothers at Gerde's Folk City. He invented wild, apocryphal stories about himself. Certainly a background hitching through the southwest, working for the circus, or busting broncos was more interesting and authentic sounding than his real story: that he was a 19-year-old Jewish kid from northern Minnesota. He arrived on the folk scene as an old performer, even as he was still learning how to perform.
The folk revival of the late 50s and early 60s was connected, at the heart, with the progressive left wing—Joan Baez, Phil Ochs, and older mentors like Pete Seeger and the ill Woody Guthrie were performers who saw music as an agent for social change.
Dylan and Pete Seeger
Yet strange as it may seem, Dylan wasn't (and isn't) a particularly political fellow. Of course he saw himself as part of the older folk tradition, and all that implies, so it would have seemed natural for Dylan to comment in his songs on the changing world he saw as a sensitive and thoughtful young man. And always the romantic, Dylan was also influenced by the women in his life.
Suze Rotolo was a smart and sophisticated girl who greatly broadened, the then provincial, Dylan's horizons. And Joan Baez was already a star when she began seeing and mentoring the young and unknown Dylan. These women encouraged Dylan to get involved in social causes and write about the world around him.
I'd argue that his lack of political ideology, his relative political naivety, and natural poetic gifts allowed him to honestly tap into the collective consciousness during that era. Songs like Let Me Die in My Footsteps, Blowin' in the Wind, and the extraordinary Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall seemed to articulate what millions of people were feeling and raging to express. Dylan, unlike so-called leaders, had no political agenda, no ideology. That's why these songs were and are so powerful; they came from an uncorrupted and true place.
Dylan himself has commented on more than one occasion that he felt the songs were coming through him, as if he were channeling them, as if they were arriving from somewhere else.
And so Dylan, still a boy in many respects, suddenly found himself as an unwitting leader for the bourgeoning counter-culture. Suddenly Dylan found himself singing When The Ship Comes In on the same stage Martin Luther King Jr. would give his "I Have a Dream" speech. Suddenly people were giving him awards he felt he didn't deserve. Suddenly people were asking him for the meaning of life, for 20 second bite-sized summations of his "philosophy" or some such nonsense. No wonder Dylan quit this scene.
Looking back from the vantage point of someone who wasn't alive during this era, I can't help but feel sympathy for the young Dylan. Many people back then mistook his poetic insight for prophecy; they mistook artistic inspiration for leadership.
Dylan was no leader. Never has been. That was some label people pinned on him. He was an artist, a songwriter, and a poet; his job was to entertain and inspire. It's foolish to look to our artists to lead (he will say more about this...)
As 1964 wound down, Dylan seemed to have gone through the folk scene like he had gone through Guthrie. The songs on Another Side of Bob Dylan were decidedly more introspective, the acoustic arrangements had a looser, jammy, more rock n roll feel to them. And Dylan was different too. He was not the old-timey folk singer anymore. Last Thoughts on Woody Guthrie; last thoughts on pushing through. He wasn't singing for "the cause" anymore. He wasn't anybody's leader, wasn't going to fall for that trap; he had no answers for society's problems. He was younger than that now.
Studio Albums 1961—1964: capsule reviews
Bob Dylan (1962): Dylan's first album consists of primarily raw, heartfelt covers of typical songs performed by many of the Village folk singers. The arrangement for the standard House of the Risin' Sun was cribbed from Dave Van Ronk who gave devastating performances of this tune at Gerde's during this time. Baby Let Me Follow You Down was learned from folk singer Eric Von Schmidt. Blind Lemon Jefferson's See That My Grave is Kept Clean is one of the standout tracks here—the 20 year old Dylan somehow finding the blues here. The two original songs, Talkin' New York Blues and Song To Woody are good, strong songs casting the narrator in the line of folk/blues performers of the past. Ultimately Dylan's debut is raw and honest folk-blues.
Freewheelin' Bob Dylan (1963): There's Dylan with girlfriend Suze Rotolo, huddling against each other as they walk confidently down a New York street. Impossibly young strong and beautiful. Out of the winter into the golden warmth of youth. And yet they appear world weary—tired—possessed of some secret knowledge that is shared in the music.
It's hard to believe that the young man who wrote Song to Woody a few months before wrote the nightmare tornado of images for Hard Rain. It's hard to believe that a rage like Masters of War was ever written at all—the most devastating and honest song I've ever heard. And the wistful Girl From the North Country has one of the loveliest melodies, a touching song about a past love.
Blowin' In the Wind, with it's vague and brittle lyrics, the melody borrowed from the old slave song No More Auction Block, became the unlikely anthem for a generation (and I'm not sure why, it's really a weak song when you think about it—sorry it's true--none of the strength and guts of Masters of War, none of charm of Don't Think Twice or Girl From the North Country, and none of the apocalyptic imagist poetry of Hard Rain).
It was Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall that is the triumph here, his lyrics had become imagist poems in the tradition of Ezra Pound or William Carlos Williams. The fact that the song still means as much today as it did in 1963 tells you something about the universality of Dylan's poetry—and the terror of the world. Freewheelin' Bob Dylan changed everything.
Performances Girl From the North Country and Hard Rain are from a Canadian show called "Quest"--1963.
The Times They Are A-Changin'(1964): Solid follow up to Freewheelin' that cemented his place as the best songwriter/poet of the era. Songs like With God on Our Side and When the Ship Comes In articulated the feelings of many, and became powerful anthems for the civil rights movement (I won't mention the corny and dated title track—the less said about that song the better). And Boots of Spanish Leather is as lovely as Girl From the North Country.
I do want to spend some time with Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll, a remarkable "ripped from the headlines" song that tells the true story of the murder of Hattie Carroll at the hands of William Zantzinger in 1963. It is a brilliant short story with the force of biblical justice. I cannot tell you how moved I was the first time I heard this song.
Consider the section describing Hattie Carroll and her murder (underlines are mine):
"And she never sat once at the head of the table
And didn't even talk to the people at the table
Who just cleaned up all the food from the table
And emptied the ashtrays on a whole other level
Laid low by a blow
Laid slain by a cane
That sailed through the air
And came down in a room…"
The allusion to the biblical Cain and Able is clear; the fact that these two people were not level is made apparent. And the way Dylan pauses the action, cuts the rhymes, at the moment of violence paints a deeply powerful image that a photographer or filmmaker would have difficulty capturing.
This song still feels relevant, still feels vital: the inequality of society, the viciousness of the class system. Any thinking American today can and should see themselves as both Hattie Carroll and William Zantzinger.
And you who philosophize disgrace, and criticize all fear, take the rag away from your face for now ain't the time for your tears.
No time for tears, until the end—justice thwarted—when tears are the only logical response. I could write more about this song—but you should just listen to it. These were real people who Dylan has lifted to the realm of folk story, legend, parable, and modern day myth. Go ahead and cry if you want to—now is certainly the time for your tears.
(Note: William Zantzinger, who served only 6 months for manslaughter, lived into old age a miserable and cursed man. He has referred to Dylan as a "son of a bitch" and a "scum bag." This is what they refer to as "projection" right?)
Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll, 1963, Steve Allen show
Another Side of Bob Dylan (1964): Recorded during a fun 7 hour session, this loose off the cuff album is the transitional album that stands between the seriousness of The Times They Are A-Changin' and the rock n roll beat poetry of Bringing it all Back Home. The structures of the songs here almost seem as if they had been constructed with an imaginary rock band in Dylan's head. Some of the songs seem underperformed and even ill-advised (Ballad in Plain D is too autobiographical, too cruel—not much for folks to identify with really).
Thematically there's a strong sense of goodbye here—My Back Pages and It Ain't Me Babe seem to comment on Dylan's disenchantment with love, the ugly political world and the social upheaval of the 60s. They are at once a wistful, bitter, and nonchalant goodbye to the loves and lives of his recent past—
Yet there's a sense of hello on the album as well. Chimes of Freedom joyfully celebrates being young, being strong, and being free in a world where a hard rain was falling. Consider that the "chimes" in the song are thunder and lightning. The song revisits the hard weather of a hard rain. But rather than viewing the hard rain as a terrible apocalypse as he once did, Dylan sees it here as liberating, cleansing— a washing away of the old, a chance for a new start—the thunder and the lightning (electricity!) igniting, chiming, and tolling a new sound, a new attitude, for a new people. The shape and sound of things to come…
Chimes of Freedom, Newport, 1964. Dylan was already writing material for Bringing It All Back Home. Things would be different when he returned to the Newport stage the following year...
Interesting Bootlegs from the era
Dylan is almost certainly the most bootlegged artist of all time. There is no way I can give a complete list of bootlegs from this era. (Go to bobsboots.com for a comprehensive list of bootlegs!) The following are a couple of my favorite bootlegs from this era that I highly recommend:
Folksinger's Choice (with Cynthia Gooding) February 1962:
Radio show recorded a few weeks before Dylan's first album dropped. Powerful and raw. A great early performance of Emmitt Till. The conversations between the songs are awesome. Hear Dylan lie about his past! Hear host Cynthia Gooding (with a weird affected accent) fawn over and flirt with Dylan! Raw, early Dylan!
Studs Terkel's Wax Museum (with the great Studs Terkel) May 1963:
Radio interview and performance with the legendary Studs Terkel. This should be officially released due to its historic importance. Monumental performances, and a great, great interview. One of my favorite boots.
Great songs not released from this era
Here's a theme that will come up throughout this series. Dylan has a habit of holding back great material from albums. Why, for example, did he never finish writing Percy's Song? And why didn't Lay Down Your Weary Tune make it onto Freewheelin'? I honestly think he does this on purpose. It's actually a smart move when you think about it. When Lay Down Your Weary Tune eventually showed up on Biograph (the first box set btw) in the 80s it was like a brand new Dylan release. The first time I heard this song, tears welled in my eyes. It is simply one of the most beautiful songs man. One of my favorite songs to sing.
Sing along! Lyrics here: http://www.bobdylan.com/#/songs/lay-down-your-weary-tune
It will make you feel right...
I totally feel this way. LOVE Dylan, LOVE LOVE this post. What sweet photos and songs. This is the perfect Good News Sunday post. I am sharing it with my FB Peeps. Love it so much, I just wish I could rate it twice. Thanks!
I first heard him in my freshman dorm at Union College, fall of '63, a guy down the hall, Bill Clinton, had the first two albums, my first impression was Dylan sucked, I wanted a more musical voice, though the wit of "Bob Dylan's Dream" charmed me, but he grew on me
Bringin' It All Back Home was the album that won me over completely, I still think it's the best ever, "It's Allright Ma", "Gates of Eden", "Subterranean Homesick Blues", top of his form
he lost me with Planet Waves
in 1972, in Split, Yugoslavia, I heard a Slovenian kid with a guitar sing every word of "Hard Rain" in a perfect mimcry of Dylan's voice and guitar, the kid couldn't speak or understand a word of English
Dylan was the sound track of my youth, the greatest poet of our generation
thanks for the homage
This compilation is a breathtaking gift - the best news on a Sunday in my memory. (r)
What a great line to illustrate that no matter how far up the ladder one goes, one is still just flesh and blood like everybody else.
It was the first "real song" I learned to play on the guitar (along with "Knockin' on Heaven's Door")...I sheepishly gotta admit a soft spot for that one man.
Maybe they get overempahsized in the early canon but I reckon they'll always be timeless classics. BITW covered many of the important social and poltical themes of the day. Actually, not just that day but of the human condition; e.g. dignity, war, freedom and equality. It also was a poetic reminder that we knew of these problems and it was about time we did something. The ambiguous chorus line also took it out of the hectoring realm that at times crept into social proselytizing. And I like the melody. A weak song? Please promise you'll take it back.
As for TTTAAC, is this what passes for "corny and dated" nowadays?
Come writers and critics
Who prophesize with your pen
And keep your eyes wide
The chance won't come again
And don't speak too soon
For the wheel's still in spin
And there's no tellin' who
That it's namin'.
For the loser now
Will be later to win
For the times they are a-changin'
That's one verse, but any of the five would serve. It's a still-fresh illustration of just what the titles say. You are one tough critic.
Your post also prompted me to look up the track list for Another Side. I'd forgotten that this album wasn't so well received at the time. With tracks like Chimes of Freedom, It Ain't Me Base and My Back Pages, well, I guess there were a lot of tough critics out there.
By the way, for an awesome version of My Back Pages, check out its performace at the 1992 Bobfest. It's performed by the surviving Willburys (Orbison had died) augmented by Neil Young and Eric Clapton. Here's the YouTube link:
You have done the post I imagined doing many times, but twice as good as mine would have been. THANK YOU!!!
But, first, it was Gerde's Folk city, not "Gerte's." I know, I used to go there, along with the Cafe Wha?, the Gaslight, and the Village Gate. Not to brag, (well, a little) I knew Dylan back in those days ('64-66), along with Dave Van Ronk, who also use to play in Washington Square along with guys like Richie Havens.
I met Dylan through Johnny Hammond, Jr. with whom I was roommates form a short time down in what was to become SoHo. Johnny, who is a fine musician in his own right , is the son of John Hammond, the Columbia Records exec who signed Dylan (and also Springsteen.) John Sr. was a truly great (and very nice) man in American music , being one of the ones who documented and recorded, along with Alan Lomax, American folk before it died out. Johnny Jr. always claimed he'd heard Dylan at Gerde's and got his dad to sign him. The rest, as they say, is history. My dear friend - and best man at my wedding - songwriter Jerry Lieber of Lieber and Stoller fame, who was also a friend to John Sr., disputes this story. Jerry produced Johnny Jr.'s first album so it's all a bit incestuous, and who knows? Johnny did play guitar on "Bringing it All Back Home." Dylan's electric breakthrough album.
By the way, the lady in red on the cover of Bringing it All Back Home is Sally Grossman who remains a close friend today. She was the wife of Albert Grossman, Dylan's manager. Albert and my late father in law, who was also a music manager, were long time pals, so it was actually my wife who introduced me to Sally.
You want stories? I got 'em, but maybe I'll save them for a later time.
Thanks especially to mjshep for pointing out an embarrassing mistake. It's been corrected. And mjshep, you should write about your experiences. I'd love to read your stories. What a fascinating era.
Token tarheel--This is a blog, not a book; if you want a comprehensive bio I suggest you read one of the books I've linked. Ultimately I'm really only interested in discussing Dylan as an artist. I'm really only interested in discussing his music.
This is meant to be an overview of Dylan 50 years out; my intended audience is people who haven't spent the past 40 years wondering if "Dear Landlord" was about Grossman or not. Who cares? It's a great song. My guess is that someone just getting into Dylan doesn't really give a flip about Albert Grossman--or Peter Paul and Mary.


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Defensive back Kenny Brown, who played his high school football at Paraclete in
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University and wide receiver Nate Jones is going to the
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Thats right I now have verson 1.1 now anyone with verson 1.1 doesn't have to worry about The Dark Wars not working!
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Now that I have V1.1 everything should start working very well now I have even tested The Dark Wars on it and it well Works my mod is compatable with V1.1 and V1.0 at least for now anyways. Now this means that a release may be delayed by a little bit as I am getting things shorted out and for some reason the voices for ships aren't working in Dark Wars right now I don't know why I'll have to look it over and see what I can do.
you mean to tell me you were only using 1.0? btw hw 2 cd comes with the patch. -_-
I know it was very messed up the game wouldn't let me update the game but It's fixed now and I finally got it working and well every thing is working just fine now no problems at all. :)
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[sarah ives] - Omg! Siobhan White I'm going there...... My sister and I took our babies 2 and 8 months away to the beach, we were cooking dinner and the babies were TOO quiet! Turns out the 2 year old had pooped on the floor and the 8 month old had a log in each hand and was happily munching away :) the horror!!!!! We were both (sisters) equally laughing, crying and puking in our mouths....
[parents beverlyhills] - A half pound bag of glitter ...all over 3 rooms ..still finding glitter 4 yrs later.
[jenny hughes] - Ten minutes of a quiet 4yo. What comes after QWERTY?
[georgia cinq-mars tashjian] - 100's of fireflys brought into my sons room and released! The kids marched past us many times with their jars filled with fireflys and then marched back out with empty jars. Me and the other Moms were just happy we had a few minutes to talk without interruption until they, the kids, stood in front of us and my son said, ' Mom, you have to see this!' The rest is history.
[emily o'connor] - My 3 year old daughter emptied a full gallon of milk onto the kitchen floor. She was lying on her belly beneath the table when I found her, daintily lapping up the milk all around her like a kitten.
[amanda babcock] - Bowling with a case of diet coke. The cans were exploding everywhere! Dripping off the ceiling...
[kate pozeznik] - My 11 mo finding my husband's unsupervised red wine (in a plastic cup) on the coffee table. She had dumped it on the laminate floor and was doing face-down wine "angels" on the floor.
[amanda babcock] - Chickens in the bedroom.
[kris bell slager] - I remember the horror to find my oldest son (2 at the time) had found a marker and colored every.single.wedding.picture. in my wedding album. I just sat on the floor and cried.
[raphaëlle thiriet zilio] - just this morning my son managed to put his hands on our Nespresso capsules. Took them to his bedroom and munched 20 of them open. Ate some of the coffee and the rest went all over the toys and the carpet. At least it's not too hard to clean and their room smells good :D
[erin gallagher morrey] - The holes punched in the waterbed by my oldest son has to win in my house, but the crayons all over the walls of my daughter's room are a close second.
[sara jane nicholas moran] - My son has smeared poop all over his crib at nap time. Nutella all over the den rug and fed to the dog until he threw it back up. A makeup container of powder all over the bathroom because he was mad I was going out for the evening.
[mary loeffler-stuart] - Him standing at the counter with a five pound bag of grated cheese piled on the counter and the empty bag in his fist. I got a great pic of it!
[sarah e wiederkehr] - a training toilet dumped on a head, and an entire canister of clay powder based blue paint coating absolutely EVERYTHING in the living room (this was all one incident)
[alison smith] - Vaseline on a chair, couch and the wall. PS Regular blue Dawn, undiluted, does wonders on walls.
[belinda patel] - All the wallpaper in the bathroom within his reach peeled off the wall.
[heather bill] - My 4 year old twins recently dumped 4 full bottles of tempera paint on the belt of my treadmill and over the edge on to the floor and the baseboard heater. I'm glad that it was only tempera, but it was still not a fun thing to have to clean up.
[jamie benjamin o'hare] - Oh, and Jenny, my 2nd kid did the laptop thing while my husband was writing his dissertation. good thing the man knows how to type without looking!
[brandy avila] - My son got my lipstick and smeared it all over the carpet of our rental. It was a 2x2 foot coral lipstick stain. Ugh!!! Better than the poop stories though.
[jamie benjamin o'hare] - Blue paint all over the floor, all over cabinets, and all over 2 preschoolers. We call it the Blue Man Group Incident.
[jennifer figueroa frechmann] - My (at the time) 2 year old daughter found the vaseline and smeared it all over herself, her hair and the glider.
[melissa weyandt] - When my son was two, shortly after Easter, he threw a whole carton + 2 raw eggs all over the kitchen. He was throwing them at the opposite wall, hitting the stove top, my island with stand mixer, the knife block...it was horrible.
[jenny sauer vergara] - Bright red fingernail polish all over the carpet, tile, sink and toilet. Oh, and a little on her fingernails and toenails.
[little hearts books (gentle parenting resources)] - My toddler and her toddler play date dumped a huge box of loose tea out in the playroom in a modern interpretation of the Boston Tea Party, lol. It was a challenge to clean up, but it smelled heavenly! :)
[siobhan white] - Sarah Ives I can't even say it outloud!
[kathleen travis perin] - I honestly worry about what is going on when the HUSBAND is too quiet...far more serious situation :-D
[elizabeth stallard rank] - This. This was the biggest mess. But they had a BLAST... so it was okay.
[elizabeth stallard rank] - I wish I could post the pics as an attachment from my phone. When my youngest was 2, he took a whole bag of flour into the play room and "made it snow". The mess was unreal.
[elizabeth lejeune burns] - Both of our biggest messes were from my youngest DD at 2yo. One was a bottle of red nail polish all over herself and her bed. I smelled it from two rooms away. The second was when she got a container of super fine bright green glitter and "washed" her hair with it. It was all over her and my kitchen floor. It took more than a month for me to stop finding it on her scalp when I did her hair.
[melissa von rohr] - I was downstairs on the couch with hG, unable to move. I asked my mo, who was helping me, to check on my 3yo daughter because it was too quiet. As my mom walked up the stairs, my daughter shouted down "Don't come up here!" So my mom came back down to get the camera, commenting "This is gonna be good!" My daughter was sitting in the bathroom meticulously coloring her face purple with a permanent marker so she could "look just like her imaginary friend." She was a little over halfway finished when she was found out.
[stacey kopp] - I've had the computer keyboard thing several times, but once my daughter put an entire jar of Eucerine (kind of like Vaseline) in her long hair. I couldn't wash it out, and just had to keep taking her everywhere with really greasy looking hair. It looked like I hadn't bathed her, like, ever.
[april voss couch] - My daughter "fed the cats" with one kibble per square inch in every single room of my house while I took a 30 second pee.
[erin thomson] - Vicks VapoRub all over my bed, my walls, and my two girls OY!
[justine guthrie] - Lipstick on the face and the bouncy horse. A good application job for 2!
[emily kargauer samansky] - LOL. Fabric marker all over my son's body. Belly, arms, face, you name it. Not to mention the walls. I usually don't do commercial cleaners, but Mr. Clean Magic Eraser is truly magic. :)
[rachael birkenhauer] - Costco (huge) bottle of lotion completely emptied all over his legs, I was doing the dishes and realized I didn't hear him making car noises as he played.. sure enough!!! Huge mess no fun for mama
[jamie benjamin o'hare] - Poo everywhere when #3 was supposed to be napping, and I had to be at the bus stop in 5 minutes to get her brothers off the school bus. I was also pregs with #4 and seriously questioning my life choices ;)
[emily jones] - I came into my then-18 mo old son's room after a good 15 minutes of quiet...found him sitting on top of the changing table covered from head to toe in a thick layer of diaper rash cream. The white, zinc-based kind. The clothes he had on, the changing table cover, the rags I used to wipe him off...all trashed. That stuff does not wash out of fabric at all!
[lori flanagan] - 3 dozen eggs cracked, on carpet, in the master bedroom and on the dog. Egg can't be picked up easily. Oh and the one had just had his egg, chicken ,tetracycline from NAET and wasn't supposed to be near eggs for 18 more hours.
[tanya stryker] - Kids had a pillow fight in the rec room. Tried to clean it up.........sucked half the mess up until they totally clogged the central vac. They took the rest and tried to wash it down the bar sink.........and left the tap dripping on the clogged sink. No one noticed until the sink had overflowed, warped the countertop, ruined the bar and the carpet out front was wrecked.
[shannon bosket] - My now 11 yr old was always making messes. One day I found yogurt hand prints all over the couch. Another time he got into my makeup and I found him hiding under the desk with my foundation all over the desk and himself. Oh, there was always something!
[brandi durocher] - Red paint was most permanent, found child in a puddle of it, shaking the bottle so it splattered from one end of the dining room all the way to the other end of the kitchen.
Hardest to remove was peanut butter to a TV screen
Hardest to actually clean up was vapor rub in her hair
Most disgusting was poop all over her, floor, and wall.
But reading through these, I'd vote that glitter one as worst ever. We've gotten just 1 container all over the kitchen and it's impossible to sweep or vacuum. Plus it sticks to everything. We made the mistake of using it as fairy dust in my oldest a hair for Halloween when she was 2 . I swear we were picking it off her scalp still the next Halloween.
[janelle thietje dunn] - 1.Petroleum jelly smeared all over two beds, the walls, the dresser, the door. That stuff DOES NOT come off! 2. My then 3yo snuck into my bathroom to paint her own toenails - 3 or 4 colors of polish covered everything - my tile floors, the vanity, the toilet, the child.
[amanda babcock] - An axe to the fireplace. Spray painting the exterior of the house.
[claire lawrence] - The peanut butter was the messiest, the rit dye was the most permanent, and the cornstarch with a runny nose was the funniest.
[julianna booth] - Poop on the floor her face and hands...
[lisa bushberger] - My son had dumped all the bubble bath on the bathroom floor and was "skating" on the floor. A week later he did it with yogurt his sister had spilled on the kitchen floor.
[kimberley camber robinson] - in midst of potty training I napped with my newborn while my mom.watched my two year old he pooped on the floor and attempted to clean it up with toothbrushs there was poop coating my bathroom floor it took me 2.5 hrs to clean
[dev fox] - My daughter and niece, both around one and a half... two full diapers emptied, beige shag carpeting, all dresser drawers emptied, dark rings around their mouths...unbelievable what 2 little girls could accomplish during one nap!!
[roxanna prudencio] - tooth paste on my wall! All over.Mothering Magazine: My kids are pretty good but when I can't hear them, I worry. I've found some messes, including - 50th Comments
[penelope landis] - Worst was when she got into the Desitin. (yes this was before I knew anything about anything) , Desitin all over the floor, her body and ingested.
[mybirth childbirth education & lactation consulting] - My middle son was my grand mess maker, but the one I remember most was my daughter (older sister) laughing one night. When I asked what was so funny, she replied 'something at school', in reality she was laughing at my middle son emptying a bottle of chocolate sauce on himself & the living room rug!


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After the successful launch of the Orion spacecraft, a group of NASA interns cut loose with their very own pop cover tune.
Bendable bug reported by several iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users has already triggered a bit of satire at Apple's expense.
AOL instructs mailbox providers to reject any email allegedly associated with an AOL domain that didn't originate from an AOL server.
"First Sniff," an adorable spoof of the viral "First Kiss" ad masked as art, replaces humans with dogs, proving that people aren't the only ones who can't keep their paws off each other.
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Wacky TV sitcoms, crime shows, late-night soaps, Saturday morning cartoons and even space sagas get lampooned by Adult Swim in the ultimate creepy homage.
Fresh from having a few pops at Apple fans, Samsung is aiming its wand at Harry Potter in an ad for the Galaxy S4.
Students from the University of Texas created a custom GPS spoofing device that allowed them to take over a superyacht's navigation system, changing its course.
A spoof video about an overhyped tech product called "MyBook" aims to get tech companies to donate books and resources to San Francisco public schools.