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"Those trout are catchable size; much larger than we received last year. Boy, are they going to be big in the spring, " said Paul Garrido, Almanor Fishing Association Oct. 18, during the California Department of Fish and Game (DFG) delivery of 50,000 trout to the local fish cage program.
Garrido estimated the fish being delivered were six to eight inches long, an average of two inches longer than the fish delivered in 2009.
The other 17 – 18 volunteers agreed; they would spend Oct. 18 – 19 settling the fish in new holding tanks.
The day began around 9:15 a.m. when three DFG trucks arrived at the Lake Haven Resort on the East Shore.
Association members expected two trucks would bring loads of 12,000 fish and four smaller trucks would haul 6,500 trout each over the two-day period.
In a well-practiced maneuver, AFA volunteers readied a pontoon boat and attached the receiving cage.
After receipt of the first delivery, the boat backed away from shore and made its way to the platforms by the Hamilton Branch power plant.
Once there, the fish were netted out of the receiving cage and placed in a holding cage until released into Lake Almanor in the late spring.
During this phase of the process the volunteers worked in teams to net the fish.
"We need a lot of volunteers to lift the nets — they're heavy and we all need to take turns," Garrido said.
Association still needs help
"The fish cage program in Hamilton Branch has been in operation for the past 22 years with little to no maintenance," said Paul Garrido, Almanor Fishing Association.
He also said due to wind, water surges and winter snows, the platforms and cages have greatly deteriorated.
Garrido said each of the five platforms holds two fish cages each and provides a safe, growing environment for fingerling trout.
"The goal of the project was to refurbish the five platforms and cages. As the refurbishment began, serious damage was found to have occurred to the large beams holding the platforms together and the gates to the cages," he said.
That resulted in additional costs and delays. Because of the extensive, additional damage they discovered, only three platforms were completed and refloated this year at Hamilton Branch.
"The refurbishment of the last two platforms will have to be delayed until next spring or when we have the funding available to affect the repairs," Garrido said.
AFA volunteers feed the fish daily throughout the entire winter and up until their release.
"We have about 33 volunteers who work in two- to three-man groups to feed the fish daily. They do this come hell or high water," Garrido said.
The Almanor Fishing Association was officially organized in 1988. It is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit with more than 360 members from Lake Almanor, California and the U.S.
Any donations for fish cage refurbishment would be greatly appreciated.
To donate, make checks payable to Almanor Fishing Association, Attn: Fish Cages, P.O. Box 1938, Chester, CA 96020.


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Poeta was a magnificent program, and while Stephane never skated it completely mistake-free, I kind of use it to this day as a measuring stick for skaters' scores - that got higher PCS than Poeta? Better IN?
As for quads and footwork, AFAIK the first skater to have level 4 footwork and a 4-3 in the same program was Plushenko. The next one, I believe, was... Evan Lysacek. It's now easier to get level 4 on step sequences than it was in the past; if I'm not mistaken, there were level 4s given on the JGP, and Viktoria Helgesson got one at TEB this weekend, and she's not exactly renowned for her footwork, is she?
I would be curious to see if SF feels there is any area in which any skater is superior to Patrick Chan (not including spirals, which he doesn't do).
Yeah, it was definitely more difficult to get a level 4 step sequence back in the day, much more so than it was now. I think Caro Kostner was the first lady to get a level 4 step sequence in around...2007, was it? It was a pretty significant thing when it happened.
PCS marking was also very different too, and quite wonky in the first few years of CoP. But for awhile, 7s were absolutely top-shelf marks reserved for the top skaters. Getting 8s and 9s was literally unimaginable, lol. It seems crazy today that Lambiel's Poeta only received 7s in 2007, but if Lambiel, as the reigning world champion, had skated Poeta the way he did in Tokyo Worlds at the Vancouver Olympics, he obviously would have received high 8s and 9s in the context of more contemporary scoring practices.
Off the top of my head, Lambiel's spins, Browning's performance, versatility, and comedic talents (but then Patrick hasn't had much time to build repertoire or artistry yet), Swayer's flexibility, Takahashi's soulfulness and flamboyance, various skaters' quads other than 4T, Beacom's creativity and plain craziness, etc.
The thing is that with Chan's performance, unless it's flawless or nearly so in which case it is breath-takingly amazing, there is always an immediate and heated focus on the mistakes and no attention is paid to the rest of the program and the total performance. The impression is then formed that it is mistake-ridden and a mess, which is far from the truth. On re-viewing, it is often a relief to realize that it is not quite that bad, and then the appriciation can begin. His programs are so rich and full of beautiful moments and amazing manuevers that even with a few errors, there is still so much left to appreciate and enjoy. I guess the scoring reflects this fact too. He has so much that he can afford to lose some. When he is on, likely later in the season, then the marks go through the roof.
Last edited by SkateFiguring; 11-21-2011 at 02:12 AM.
Ok, I felt I should address this point with more clarification.
It was important even back then to have both quads and footwork (....or actual, well-choreographed programs), particularly if you look at the larger context of Joubert and Buttle's world titles.
Joubert actually lost the long program in 2007 Worlds to both Lambiel and Takahashi. And it wasn't by razor-thin margins either--Takahashi had won the LP by about 6 points. The reason why Joubert won the gold overall was because Lambiel and Takahashi both botched their short programs, especially Lambiel, who skated dreadfully in terms of jumps. Joubert skated cleanly in the SP and decently enough in the LP and was thus able to hang onto his lead overall. If Takahashi and Lambiel didn't screw up in the short, they definitely would have beat Joubert soundly. It's also interesting that neither Lambiel or Takahashi were completely perfect in their LPs as well, but they still beat Joubert nonetheless (though admittedly, Joubert had watered down his LP somewhat). But 2006 Worlds, in my opinion, had already established the writing on the wall for Joubert vs. Lambiel--though both had quads, the judges were going to go for the more complete skater if they both skated well: Lambiel. In the LP, Joubert skated perfectly, while Lambiel had no triple axel and two-footed a jump--yet Lambiel still won.
As for Buttle's world title, it definitely wasn't clear during that season that a quadless man could even win the world title. Lambiel had been skating quite sloppily all season (but still with quads) but the judges had been scoring him quite generously nonetheless (e.g. 2007 GPF). Takahashi, meanwhile, was coming to Worlds after the breaking the world record at the 2008 4CC with 2 quads in his LP, completely thrashing silver medallist Buttle (and bronze medallist Lysacek, for that matter) there by literally 30 points. However, both Takahashi and Lambiel melted down in the LP at 2008 Worlds (additionally, Takahashi also Zayaked himself out of contention) and Buttle had been able to skate cleanly and take advantage. However, if you look at the way Takahashi and Lambiel were being scored that season, it was clear that Buttle would not have won the world title if Lambiel and Takahashi had been anywhere near decent in Goteborg.
Of course, coulda, woulda, shoulda. Joubert and Buttle deserved their world titles given what transpired, but it was Takahashi and Lambiel's lack of consistency that smoothed the way. If you really wanted to control your own destiny and win the gold back then, you would have showed up with both quads and footwork, like now. All things considered, it was clear that Takahashi and Lambiel were the judges' favourites and were going to win if they skated anywhere near decently (or in Lambiel's case at the 2007 GPF, even if he wasn't so decent)....but they, of course, didn't always.
What really changed the playing field were the events of fall 2008, when Takahashi severely injured himself and had to sit out for an entire season, while Lambiel abruptly retired after leaving Peter Grutter. After the two main guys with both quads and footwork were out of the picture...well, imagine how the playing field would look like now if both Chan and Takahashi (or Kozuka, I guess) suddenly retired.
Last edited by evangeline; 11-21-2011 at 02:41 AM.
Carolina was the first lady to get level 4 - I think it was at 2007 NHK, and the program would have been her fabulous Damky Trio LP.
I think you're right about Poeta.
Thanks for sharing! I think it's probably also safe to add Jonathan Cassar's spread eagles, right?
What won 2006 Worlds for Lambiel was the QR. Under the current format, Joubert's score out of the SP would have been high enough to overcome Stephane's LP margin - as happened in 2007.
Dai's injury was a game changer for sure; a torn ACL is about as serious as it gets. He'll probably never be the skater he was technically, but he compensates for that in other ways. And Buttle's win was a the blueprint for how to win without a quad, so also a really important event. 2008 Worlds had all sorts of unexpected outcomes: Dai Zayaking away a medal, Tomas Verner's Hidden Czech skate, KvdP getting a small medal, Johnny winning his only medal, Stephane off the podium after three straight medals... lots of surprises for sure.
I just want to add, because I know some people were underwhelmed by Joubert's 2007 Worlds LP and disappointed to have a World Champion who was only third in the LP, that Joubert had to make adjustments to the program because he was returning from an injury. In February of that year, he spiked a blade into his foot on a 3Lz attempted and sustained tendon (and possibly ligament?) damage - I think it required surgery, he was off the ice for a while, and couldn't even train lutzes and flips until right before Worlds. He sustained a more serious version of that injury in November 2009, and it completely derailed his Olympic season. (Kurt Browning tweeted that the same thing had happened to him three times - ouch!) Anyway, considering Joubert's occasional headcase tendencies, I'm still amazed that he was able to pull off 2007 Worlds. The pressure, coming in undefeated on the season and knowing that he was not 100% physically, must have been crushing. You can kind of see it when he skates off the ice after the LP - he doesn't look elated, he looks relieved. No singles skater has gone undefeated in a season since then.
Joubert never got a level 4 on footwork (his goal seems to be to get level 3) but AFAIK he scored the highest GOE ever given for a quad in international competition, which is pretty cool. Still, I think it's unfair to characterize him as someone who cares only about the jumps; he's stated otherwise multiple times, and has put a lot of work into other areas of his skating. It's one thing to argue that those things are not his forte, but he's not the one-dimensional skater some suggest.
Last edited by Buttercup; 11-21-2011 at 03:10 AM.
Ah, the QR at 2006 Worlds helped, but I think it was pretty telling that Lambiel won the LP nonetheless in Calgary, even if it was by a thin margin over Joubert. Wasn't there some angst about the 2006 Olympic silver medalist and World Champion not being able to land a triple axel properly?
Yeah, in retrospect, 2008 Worlds for men was such a bizarre event. If I recall correctly, almost everyone predicted that Takahashi would win that year. He had the quads, the programs (Cyber Swan!!), the PCS, the footwork, the judges' love, good performances all season....his mistakes and Zayaking came completely out of nowhere. I'm sure many fans' fantasy picks were completely ruined by that. Lambiel, on the other hand...I guess it wasn't entirely surprising that he melted down, given his performances all season. But the degree to which he melted down was kind of surprising. And Tomas' skate! Still painful to watch, especially since he did so well in the short and was the reigning European Champion. I was happy for Buttle, but I definitely had mixed feelings about the whole thing.....
I wasn't really a fan of Joubert's LP in 2007, but his Bond SP was loads of fun and definitely deserved to have a big lead for sure. When Joubert is on, he really does have great charisma and command over the ice and I can understand why the judges were willing to give him good PCS. I have no complaints about Joubert winning worlds in 2007, even with a third-place LP--Lambiel and Takahashi, though great in the long, did themselves in during the SP.
Last edited by evangeline; 11-21-2011 at 03:32 AM.
Lambiel's 3Axel in the LP was downgraded to a double, whereas with the current rules Lambiel would have received 6 points base value for the slight underrotation on that 3Axel (rather than 3.3 points). So he wins without the QR.
Specifically his 2007 Worlds LP performance of that program. For me, Lambiel deserved the highest PCS ever in a male CoP program there.
I actually kind of think he even deserved the Silver medal over Joubert (Takahashi clearly deserved Gold overall for me), despite the big jump mistakes in the SP. It was that superior of a performance and one of the most difficult ever technically.
Last edited by Blades of Passion; 11-21-2011 at 05:25 AM.
We are discussing whether the penalty for errors is appropriate or not under the current scoring system, yet your response is "It's duly deducted." It's like when debating the appropriateness of death penalty, one argues "He has received due punishment under the law." That's a funny logic, isn't it? We are debating the law (rules), not the judging.
The argument does not aim at Chan. It is Chan himself who made too many mistakes. Long before Chan there was another skater putting herself under the spotlight. It was Carolina Kostner. Of course, she has improved somewhat and not made too many glaring errors for a while, and therefore there has not been many complaints about her for a while. My point is: Chan is a great skater but the world does not rotate around him. Not everything is for Chan, against Chan, or about Chan in particular.
"A fall in the step sequence of course has more impact"--yet that is not reflected in the current scoring system. Take Chan's fall in his CiSt3 as an example: The mandatory deduction (-1) plus the negative GOE (-1.40) = -2.40. After taking the base value 3.30 into consideration, he still pocketed almost a whole point with that messy, interrupting mistake. He fell at 1:40 and came back at 1:44 and there was a passing moment at 1:51 his balance did not look secure to my untrained eye and I thought he was going to fall (of course he didn't). I would characterize it as messy and interrupting. There is not much of a risk falling on a footwork, is there?
I have a question: Why is "level" designed as such that a person can miss 4 seconds of skating and still receive the same level of difficulty?
Last edited by skatinginbc; 11-21-2011 at 07:53 AM.
I agree about the Poeta PCS thing; the 2007 Worlds version, in my mind, is one of the greatest performances in the history of CoP. The passion, the vigor, and the sheer artistic abandon Lambiel displayed was astounding to watch. Sublime choreography too. Plus, he also managed to land a good 3A and a 4T-2T-2T, which is just the cherry on top of the whole thing.
Not sure about the silver medal though....Lambiel deserves credit for ditching that weird yodelling SP in favour of Blood Diamond, but falling on the 3A and having only a 3T-2T combo is kind of embarrassing for a senior male skater of Lambiel's calibre. Joubert deserved the big lead from the SP.
Ack, the 2008 Carolina Kostner fan war! Poor Caro really took a beating on these boards after 2008 Worlds, as did many people's faith in the holy tenets of CoP.
Interesting parallel you drew there, but I have to admit, it fits. The reaction after Chan's win at, say, Skate Canada last year really was rather reminiscent of Kostner's silver at Worlds in 2008. Similar fan outrage and similar debates about CoP. The more things change, the more they stay the same, I guess.
I specifically referred to the format, not the scoring, because the 2006 season was the last with a QR that counted toward the total score. Obviously old performances would have scored differently under current standards.
In 2007, Joubert's LP had no elements with a negative GOE. His BV wasn't very high - partly because of spin levels - but it wasn't embarrassingly low, and he won with a good skate, not a messy performance. As Evangeline noted, he skated a great SP, with a 4-3, high levels on spins and steps, and only a minor mistake, and he was totally selling it. Leaving aside Stephane's SP performance, Dai had no quad, a UR call, and lower spin levels than Joubert. I'd say that Brian deserved his lead, and certainly did enough to win: it was classic CoP, go with a layout you can skate well and get good GOEs.
That's why it's my PCS benchmark... I also liked the idea of Blood Diamond, and would have enjoyed seeing it performed at a higher standard.
I'll take Carolina over Patrick any day, but there are similarities in the way their skating and results are perceived. Would that Nichol gave Patrick interesting programs like she does for Caro.
Last edited by Buttercup; 11-21-2011 at 06:14 AM.
Back from Paris late last night.
Although Men's event was a disappointing affair after all, it was still absolute joy to watch figure skating live.
Nan Song was a hero of the event for me with a very committed performance with no obvious mistakes, and he saved my day. I saw him in Paris last year and his improvement since was astonishing. Jr World medallists of 2010 are all coming along nicely
Having said that, Patrick was still head and shoulders above the others in the competition in all departments. It was as if he had skated on different ice from the others. If Nan Song had won simply because he did not fall, I think it would have been scandalous and would have made me doubt what 'figure skating' would stand for.
The audience support for Oda was heart-warming. It made me well up.
Last edited by mot; 11-21-2011 at 08:31 AM. Reason: It was not 2009, but 2010 that Nan Song, Hanyu, Gachinski won the medals! - so the error has been corrected.

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FAQs about Patio Sets
When the weather is nice, using your patio set to enjoy a meal outdoors is the thing to do. Instead of heating up the kitchen with your oven, why not grill, relax on the deck and enjoy the weather from the comfort of a great patio set. When you're ready to invest in a quality patio set, you might have some questions: Read on for the answers to frequently asked questions about patio sets.
Best Bakeware Materials
A complete kitchen needs a good set of bakeware. The right kitchen bakeware lets you create delicious desserts and culinary confections sure to please even the pickiest eaters. As you shop, you'll want to know some information about the different materials, so you get the best bakeware for the types of treats you like to make most.
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What exactly can you use a food processor for? It can be confusing to know what you're supposed to do with all the different attachments. It seems simpler to just keep using your old blender to do whatever it is a food processor does. A food processor is so much more than just a mixer. When you use your food processor, you'll save time, kitchen space and dishes. Another perk to these food processors is the wide variety of colors and finishes available. Not only will you create amazing food; you'll also get the option of matching your food processor to your picture perfect kitchen. It may seem a bit intimidating at first to have so many options, but once you get to know your food processor, you'll find that it is more than just a vegetable chopper. Don't let your uncertainty keep you from investing in a quality food processor for your kitchen.
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One of the most basic civil rights in modern society is access to a quality education, and today's education system is failing youths at an alarming rate.
Students across the country are graduating without ever learning how to read or write. They have never read To Kill a Mockingbird; they have never written an essay; they don't know anytime vs. any time grammar; and they wouldn't even know where to begin any of these tasks because they were never taught. This is particularly relevant to the Asian American community because the illiteracy rate for immigrants in America is much higher than native-born Americans.
What makes and breaks access to a quality education is teacher accountability. Teachers are the lifeblood of a school and the success of a student's future performance. The problem is that there is very little accountability in America's school system and no systems set in place that rewards good teachers and removed bad teachers. Oftentimes the only way to get rid of a poorly performing teacher is if they are involved in a school-wide scandal. That is not a very good policy to support students.
There are many ways to fix this problem, some of which have widespread public support.
In order to give students access to a quality education that they are entitled to, teachers need to be held accountable. One such way is to implement a merit-based pay system for teachers in American education. In the private sector, employees are rewarded by pay incentives for how good they do their job and whether or not they are effective in their work. Teachers, however, usually operate on a strict seniority based system. This fact is compounded by the fact that teachers can earn tenure and be guaranteed the security of their jobs. This does little to incentivize teachers to be more effective in their work for students. We like to think of teachers as caring about the children no matter what, but they are also still human and the institutional incentive structures set in place still affect teachers like the affect private sector workers.
Many elementary schools across the country have also stopped teaching formal grammar classes for students. This is especially significant to the Asian American community because a large indicator of success in America is your ability to communicate English well. If grammar is not taught in schools, students will continue making elementary mistakes on the meaning of where vs. were which will affect their potential for employment and future success.
Another way to improve Asian American literacy rates is to adopt more vigorous reading curricula in schools. In many schools across America, student's reading requirements never surpass fifth grade levels. How can we expect students to read at higher levels if we don't have them reading at higher levels in schools?
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An establishment located in plazas and sometimes traditional malls. Mr.Kohl "pioneered" a method where the registers are at the front like a grocery store but since then this technique has ineffective because current management believes that having only one worker on the registers is sufficient. Because of their lack of insight this leads to a constant "barrage of backup to mens!", "backup to womans!", "There is no line at jewelry!",etc over the intercom.Most of the time even despite the lack of workers at the register the reason for the hold up at the register is because of the employees who participate in long drawn out conversations with customers about the great "deals" they have. The main reason for the delays at the register, however; is due to the company's credit policy. Each Manager is bred and trained into credit "whores" where their main existence is to bully and pester customers into signing up for credit cards where they charge a fee of 20% if your late on your payment.$100, you pay $120. If the customer says no they don't want a credit card in the manual an employee supposed to say, "Are you sure you have an opportunity to save up to 12 times a year" and if that doesn't work in a desperation move an employee is then supposed to ask if they would like to sign up for an email account. Kohls prides itself in a yes we can! policy i.e. if you bring a shirt to the register and say its 20 bucks but on the register it says the actual price is 30 they are supposed to give it to you for 20. Actually because the people working at the registers believe they have some divine duty to not give anyone a deal add to the increased barrage of people on the intercom by calling for employees to see if that is the actual price. Continuing their credit whore policy it is common for a manager to go on the intercom and plea for customers to sign up for a credit card and describing the "benefits", these can last up to 3 minutes. Even though the sounds emitting over the intercom can sound like nails on a chalkboard some would argue that its a better then the atrocious music that plays such favorites as "All in this Together" - Ben LeeOne day on an 8 hour shift this song played a total of three times inducing nausea.Kohls attempts to justify their credit whoring by saying that it benefits everyone including employees because each employee receives a meager stock option after a year of employment and it will help increase that value;however, most employees don't even survive their 90 day training period let alone a year. An employee also only receives an increase of 50 cents to their paycheck for each credit card whored. The job pays bad especially in comparison to other similar retail establishments in the same class some even offer commission. Every Kohls is always understaffedgranted a lot of employees quit this shortage leads to a lack of customer service and a pigpen of a store. To add salt to the wound every week their is a customer service report card and the common complaint is lack of available associates, The managers then manipulate this statistic by putting the blame on employees saying they are not wearing their name badge or they don't smile and say hi to each customer. Kohl's does however offer cheap merchandise albeit at the expense of its employees so it is a good place to find a deal.That being said as an employee the workplace at Kohl's left me with a pessimistic outlook on life and since my termination from the company i feel like a changed individual.Oftentimes work experience will help you become a better worker but Kohls has managed to put me in a worse position then before i started.
Franklin: "Ayy brahhhh why'd yous get fired from Kohls?"
Leonard: " Cuz, i got caught spitting game at a girl for twenty minutes on the camera but I dont really care because i hated that place."
Franklin: " Damn,...that bad huh"
Leonard: "The job has probably shortened my life expectancy..."
Leonard: " Cuz, i got caught spitting game at a girl for twenty minutes on the camera but I dont really care because i hated that place."
Franklin: " Damn,...that bad huh"
Leonard: "The job has probably shortened my life expectancy..."
από disABALa
13 Απρίλιος 2008
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kohls is a department store that resembles a cross between a typical clothes store but with a layout similar to the mall. Kohls starting salaries are higher then 6.50, usually in the 7 dollar range. kohls is kinda like a walmart of clothes and similar accessories, minus the bullying. Kohls is notorious for its good customer service, low prices (compared to equivalent clothes at the local mall), and various sales. They are obsessed with customers getting kohls charge cards..
wow i got these basketball shorts for $10! At the mall they were $40!. I think im gonna get a kohls charge!
Yea kolhs is da bomb
Yea kolhs is da bomb
από ~~PiX~~
4 Αύγουστος 2006
A giant soul sucking chain of department stores, which started out as a grocery store and is now an incredibly profitable business. They pride themselves on low prices and great customer service. The so called sale prices aren't sales, they r items that hav been marked up and then down 2 create a fake sale, the clearence is the only good deal, with xxxl sizes and damaged merchandise. The managment are power hungry uneducated fools that sit on their asses all day and complain that nothing gets done. Customers who shop there r fat white trash hicks that let their inbred kids run around the store destroying everything, while they try on hoochie mama outfits. Employees r underpaid slaves that hav 2 listen 2 customers bitch and complain that they didn't get the 75 cents off they were promised in their imaginations. Kohls is the place wher dreams go 2 die.
Brother:"after were done having sex, wanna pack up the 12 kids and head to kohls?"
Sister:"yea, I don't hav a job or a life I mite as well go try on clothes that don't fit"
Sister:"yea, I don't hav a job or a life I mite as well go try on clothes that don't fit"
από chachaddict
20 Απρίλιος 2009
the hottest guy ever in the whole entire world, he is a mad laxer and you just wanna do him every time you look at him
I saw Kohl today and wanted to rape his face.
από Thathotchick
14 Φεβρουάριος 2012
is the inner strength inside you to help you keep going.
in that basketball game I was out of hope out of energy and my will was gone then my Kohl came from nowhere and I stole the ball and dunked it home.
από KC longrod
20 Μάιος 2008
An unwanted change of plans, often associated with a screw up or mistake.
Also a chain of department stores.
Also a chain of department stores.
"That idiot Jesse kohlsed the ski trip again, looks like he's not going..."
από scairns
17 Νοέμβριος 2008
1) a self-deprecating narcissist who offends anyone who stands around long enough to see him open his mouth.
2) That dude you suspect is banging your girl-friend/wife; he is.
2) That dude you suspect is banging your girl-friend/wife; he is.
God, I never thought I would ever get to be Kohl's friend.
You: What's up with you and Kohl? Are you cheating on me with him?
Your girl friend: No, nothing is going on.
Me: Yes, I am railing your girl so hard. Check out her fuck legs.
You: What's up with you and Kohl? Are you cheating on me with him?
Your girl friend: No, nothing is going on.
Me: Yes, I am railing your girl so hard. Check out her fuck legs.
από banginURgf
26 Μάρτιος 2008


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A few years ago, I took a bus to Winnipeg to visit my sister. We have taken many trips by car, plane and even a bus for our visits. But, this bus must have been the last one in line of buses and should never have been driven anywhere.Compared to the brand new one that Dave and I took to Branson, Mo. It should have been taken to the dump grounds.Not only that, but, the bus driver must have been recruited from an old folks' home.He was easily close to 100 years old. He had his "spit can" right beside his driver's seat the whole 500 miles – both ways. Yes, we had the same bus driver coming back. I couldn't believe it.When the arriving bus pulled into the depot in Sioux Falls, the people got off for a break.I must have made a mistake. Is this the bus depot or am I in a mental hospital?The first gal who came in was flailing her arms and yelled, "we just came all the way from New York!"I don't know why I seem to draw people, but, she headed right in my direction and asked where I was going.I replied that I was going to Winnipeg.Well, she was traveling to Grand Folks. I found out that most of the group is going to Fargo or Winnipeg.I also I found out that the woman's name was Star, which I am sure she made it up as she did a lot of other stories that she told me.After awhile, I found her quite entertaining and figured she would help to shorten the trip.Everyone somehow got back on the bus, and after the bus driver got his walker maneuvered, and spit a couple of times in his can – you know the sound.He cranked the old babe around and headed north. No way would I be able to eat my delicious packed lunch. After hearing Star'' whole life story, I snuck to another seat.I heard a heavy voice behind me asking what Canada was like.I turned to see a preacher of sorts from Tim-Buc-Tu, who I struggled to understand.I tried my best to answer some of his questions.After I wasn't able to turn my neck any more, I moved to yet another seat. The lady across from me was making little crosses out of plastic and ribbons and kept handing them to me.I don't know why so many, but I thought I could maybe pass them around. I think the bus driver could maybe have used a couple.After my nice visit with relatives, it was time to return home.I was the first one on the bus so I could see who else was traveling along. I thought that the bus looked familiar, and yes, it was the same old bus with the same old driver!What did I do to deserve that?
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Tribe puts faith in surging Carrasco as Astros visit
Continuing playoff push, Indians start righty vs. struggling Peacock
The Indians turn to an emerging arm in their rotation Friday to begin a three-game home series versus the Astros.
Carlos Carrasco makes his third straight start since Cleveland moved him back to the rotation, where he began the season.
In his first two starts since the switch, Carrasco has not allowed a run in 12 innings, notching a pair of victories along the way. He tossed five scoreless frames on Aug. 10 against the Yankees, surrendering just two hits and striking out four. Then, the Orioles could manage only three hits in Carrasco's seven shutout innings Saturday. He walked zero batters in both starts.
Carrasco debuted in the rotation this season, but four rough outings (0-3, 6.95 ERA) necessitated a move to the bullpen. Carrasco worked his ERA down to 3.88 by Aug. 5, and he received another shot at starting when starter Justin Masterson was traded.
Tribe manager Terry Francona credited bullpen coach Kevin Cash for Carrasco's recent success.
"I told Carlos the other day in New York, when he came out of the game, because Carlos was feeling good about himself. And I wanted him to feel good about himself. I remember grabbing him and I said, 'Hey, go say something to Cashy,' because Cashy has been running him up the flag pole for awhile now. He says, 'He's ready, man. He's ready to start,'" Francona said.
The right-hander has not faced Houston as a starter or reliever this season. Carrasco threw one scoreless inning of relief versus the Astros last season.
Cleveland is aiming for its fifth win in seven games and eighth over its last 11. Despite the Indians' recent hot streak, they remain six games behind the Royals in the American League Central and 4 1/2 games behind Detroit for the second Wild Card spot.
Houston comes off an East Coast trip on which it split a four-game set with the Red Sox, then took two of three against the Yankees.
The Astros start the series with a scuffling Brad Peacock on the mound.
Peacock, who's 0-3 with a 10.80 ERA and a 2.35 WHIP in his last five starts, is coming off a no-decision Saturday in the team's 10-7 loss to Boston. He allowed six runs (five earned), seven hits and two walks in 4 1/3 innings.
"His last start, he was trying to locate his offspeed pitches and missed his spot, and damage was done," Astros manager Bo Porter said. "I think the biggest thing with Peacock moving forward is being able to command all his pitches."
Indians: Aviles answering call
Veteran utility man Mike Aviles has had an inconsistent season offensively, but the Indians still appreciate the versatility and leadership he has brought off the bench. Lately, Aviles has helped fill in as a part-time starter at both third base and shortstop for Cleveland, which doesn't hesitate to also use him in the outfield, if needed.
"We've talked about that a ton," Francona said of Aviles' value. "He can play second, third and short. He's played left, right and center. He's hit everywhere probably from first to ninth. He knows how to play the game. Everywhere you put him in the field, he plays it professionally. He can get a bunt down. He can steal a base. He's been really valuable."
Aviles made his 11th start at shortstop this season in his team's 4-1 loss to the Twins on Thursday. He's logged starts at third base (24), second base (19), left field (15) and center field (1) as well.
Astros: Piling up the runs
Entering Thursday, the team that had scored the most runs in the American League since the All-Star break was the Astros, which certainly comes as a surprise.
The Astros had scored 145 runs in that span prior to Thursday, just ahead of the A's (142) and the Royals (139). Overall, the Astros rank 10th in the AL in runs scored. Porter said the recent surge has to do with the resurgence of Chris Carter and the return of Dexter Fowler, who missed 40 games with a right intercostal strain.
"When you look at the season [Jose] Altuve is having, the emergence of Chris Carter and Robbie Grossman, who's been playing well, and getting Dexter Fowler back, all of those components have helped our ballclub," he said.
Worth noting
• Astros closer Chad Qualls, who wasn't available Wednesday and Thursday because of a stiff back, expects to be available to pitch Friday.
• Indians starter Corey Kluber allowed his first home run since July 11 on Thursday.
• Zach Walters earned a start at designated hitter Thursday and launched his second home run in as many games for Cleveland.
Jackson Alexander is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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A new study suggesting that "the role of the physician gatekeeper in regard to physical therapy may be unnecessary in many cases" could have significant implications for the US health care system, APTA announced in a news release yesterday. Funded by a grant from APTA, the Private Practice Section (PPS), and the Section on Health Policy and Administration (HPA), this study examined non-Medicare claims data and compared self-referred episodes of physical therapy to physician-referred episodes of physical therapy.
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By Sati. | Thursday, February 9, 2012 | articles, Black Swan, cinematic gallery, Darren Aronofsky, DECIPHERED |
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Woah. That's amazing. I have seen the film a few times but I hadn't noticed many of these images. It just goes to show what a brilliant film this was.
Fantastic post :)Fuck Me!!!! Now I think want to see that film again. The only reason I don't have it on DVD is because I'm going to wait out for a better edition. Hopefully for a future Criterion DVD release.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousFebruary 9, 2012 at 9:39 PM
Wow, this is cool. I've only seen the movie once, and I noticed some of these things, but I really want to watch it again!
ReplyDelete Though I think Black Swan, for me, was definitely one of the biggest disappointments I've had at the cinema in years (annoyingly, since it was the film I was looking most forward to seeing when it came out in the UK last year), this has definitely made me want to watch the club scene again at least.
Good detective work, here!WOW! I had noticed a few of these but not as many as you have. This post is exactly the reason why I love this movie - the amount of effort put into every shot (with such a small budget) is simply AMAZING.
ReplyDeleteGreat post. I had noticed several of those things, but nowhere near the amount you have here. Thank you for taking the time to put together the post. I felt this was the second best movie of all of 2010, so it was fun to see all of these extras for it.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousFebruary 18, 2012 at 8:01 PM
Interesting stuff. There is one more, that I know of........when Nina is there alone at night, she goes across the stage and sees Lily and Tomas/Rothbart screwing around, Lily turns into Nina laughing at her.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 19, 2012 at 10:31 PM
Whoaaaah, I lisened that Natalie Portman said that the shooting has been exhausted by her, that the first thing she did when she finished the shooting was rest by first time in several months. Now I know why a shooting will be so exhausting; all this details who nobody notice is very hard-working.
ReplyDelete I just reviewed Black Swan this week. These screen shots you shared were an eye-opener, I missed a lot of those hidden visuals when I watched. Good job!
ReplyDeleteWow! these images can be a part of a book analysis of the meanings of the film by iteself! Excellent job! It reminds me of The Shining, Kubrick played a lot on those added and/or distorted frames.
ReplyDeleteReally interesting post, I didn't catch nearly half of these! I think Black Swan is certainly in need of a rematch, especially as I haven't seen it since it was released at the cinema
ReplyDeleteI would've never noticed all the instances that swan's appear in this film without these frame freezes. Thanks for this.
ReplyDeleteHow the fuck did I miss this when you first posted it? Jesus Christ. Brilliant, Sati. Brilliant.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousMay 12, 2012 at 12:29 PM
Is there a club scene frame by frame just before Nina goes dancing on the dance floor? Who are Tom and Andrew who Nina chats with?
ReplyDelete i was watching the club scene last night, slowed down frame-by-frame
on my cheap DVR. and was able to catch these images and a few more.
wasn't sure if anyone else knew about ALL the cool looking hidden images
going on during this all too awesome and all too brief club scene. thank
you for this breakdown, it's pretty damn cool. love the Chemical Brothers
track that is playing in the scene too!Very informative and highly original post, you really have a great eye for seeing the smallest details.
ReplyDeleteThis was a superb post! Though some of them I thought I saw on my own (the club scenes mainly) there are a lot I didn't pick up on - hello scratching her back in two scenes, so obvious but I didn't catch it! This makes me want to go back and watch the movie again to see all the hidden images. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteSuperb stuff, absolutely brilliant. Must have taken ages to do this. I especially love that the paintings in her room are seemingly alive. Totally missed that, but such a great detail.
ReplyDeleteIncredible. Simply Amazing Post. I had no idea Mr Arronofsky put that much effort into each scene, but wow. I loved this movie before, but your article made me cherish it even more.
ReplyDeleteThis was a great post, Sati! You did a fantastic job putting al of this together. Most impressive!
ReplyDeleteWow, must have taken quite some time to make this. Although this is my favorite movie I never noticed any of these! Thanks for making this.
ReplyDeleteMind. Blown. This is amazing! I will be sharing this with my followers as well. Wow. Some great work here. I have to watch this movie again!
I really enjoyed this post immensely.- AnonymousFebruary 9, 2013 at 6:16 PM
Ok. Cool. But what would prompt watching ANY movie frame by frame.
ReplyDeleteRepliesIt's hard to decipher your sophisticated grammar but if you are suggesting you can find these kind of hidden images in any movie, I'm looking forward to your breakdown of Dumb and Dumber and Scooby Doo.
DeleteBlack Swan has religion strength for me. For the amount of times I have seen this movie it's ridiculous I didn't notice half of these images. Brav fuckin o!
DeleteThanks! I think this movie is a gift that keeps on giving - there are so many subtle things, mysteries and innuendos hidden in it.
- AnonymousFebruary 9, 2013 at 6:54 PM
wow. very cool. ive watched this movie a lot, but never seen this stuff. takes two years to make a movie, right? nice to know they put a little elbow grease into it. fuckin Arronofsky. cant wait for his moses movie.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 9, 2013 at 7:25 PM
That movie was too girly/creepy for me. The only 2 scenes worth watching are the Portman masturbating scene and the girl on girl scene with Mila Kunis.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 9, 2013 at 7:59 PM
I honesty haven't watched this movie yet. I know it's been 3 years since it's release but I just hadn't gotten around to seeing it. Tonight, I've cleared all my plans so I can watch this. Super excited. This will definitely help me write my paper for film class tomorrow. :)
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 9, 2013 at 10:51 PM
Too bad the movie as a whole was just a live action Perfect Blue that paled in comparison.
ReplyDelete Great work Sati! Amazing how much hidden stuff Aronofsky left in the movie, it makes me really admire Black Swan so much more :D And congrats on your Reddit success!!!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousFebruary 10, 2013 at 7:48 AM
This was interesting, but was annoying that it wasn't in order.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousMarch 16, 2013 at 12:14 AM
Thankyou so much!! Loved the movie; love you analysis. VERY INSPIRING!!!
ReplyDelete Very interesting post Sati! I really need to watch this again so I can piece all of these hidden messages together. This is one of those rare movies that is even better on the re-watch.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousMay 3, 2014 at 11:30 PM
Creepy. As. Hell.
Yes it is interesting and stuff, but how am I supposed to sleep at night without being haunted by these images?
But seriously, thanks for gathering all the creepiness in one post :) It show how much effort was actually put into the making of this movie. - TheresaAugust 16, 2014 at 4:33 AM
That is amazing all the things you picked up on and I am usually pretty good at that. I have to watch the movie again and really look for those things now. Thanks for sharing!
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