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Ubuntu this ubuntu that. The more i hear canonical and ubuntu the more i hate it.
Phoronix: Crouton: Ubuntu Chroot On Google Chrome OS
Being mentioned a few times recently by Phoronix readers has been Crouton, a new project that easily setup an Ubuntu chroot environment atop Google's Chrome/Chromium operating system...
Ubuntu this ubuntu that. The more i hear canonical and ubuntu the more i hate it.
Huh? Hate? That's a strong word, particularly when used against an open source project lead by a philantropist. If you read Michael's article, this is not so much about Ubuntu (a small modification of this could run Debian), but about enhancing functionality on the Chromebooks.
My son has a Chromebook that he loves. With this beautiful hack, he can also run KDE, and watch movies in VLC (a gazillion times better than the chromeOS media player). He can also play local games. What's not to love?
I'm sure Mark and the rest of the guys are real broken up about not wanting anything to do with Ubuntu. Quite frankly, Ubuntu will be better off without users like you. Make no mistake, you in particular did not bring anything of value to Ubuntu or Canonical by just using Ubuntu. The show will go on without you and if you're still using Ubuntu then the show will go on in spite of you.
This sounds super useful. I don't have much experience with chroots, but this sounds more useful than wiping ChromeOS to install ChrUbuntu.
Michael: it would be interesting to benchmark straight dual Ubuntu vs the chroot on the Chromebook. The ChromeOS kernel is probably optimized for the device, so things might get interesting
It is! For one thing, your bootup time is exactly the same as without the chroot. If you decide you want to run some apps in the chroot, you open a terminal on Chrome, type a command and get a separate session (KDE, XFCE, whatever you want). When you are done, you come back to chromeOS. You can even leave the chroot running, and flip back and forth (this is not working in my sons c7, for some reason, so I just logout of the KDE session and come back to chrome, which is super fast)
I had this exact same idea when i got my cr-48. i actually compiled android in a chroot on it for fun. the new window manager in chrome screwed up my original scrips. will be interesting finding out how they got around this.
for the past few days ive had a chroot on a flash drive. havent taken the time to get a gui to run in chrome os, but i usually dont need it. i also have it set up to where i can boot directly into it instead of loading chrome. i should write some automated scripts for this......
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A Glynn County sheriff's deputy directs De'Marquise Elkins, 17, out of the courtroom in the Glynn County Courthouse in Brunswick, Ga., March 25. / Bobby Haven, AP
SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) - A Georgia teenager shot a 13-month-old baby in the face while trying to rob the child's mother, according to an indictment returned Wednesday that also charged the suspect with shooting another person in an unrelated robbery attempt earlier this month.
The indictment by a Glynn County grand jury charges 17-year-old De'Marquise Elkins on 11 counts, including malice murder, in the slaying last Thursday of young Antonio Santiago a few blocks from his home in coastal Brunswick.
Another suspect, 15-year-old Dominique Lang, was indicted on seven counts including felony murder. But the indictment specifies that authorities believe it was Elkins who shot the child and wounded his mother with a .22-caliber revolver as the boys tried to steal money from her.
District Attorney Jackie Johnson of the Brunswick Judicial Circuit said in a statement Thursday she would not seek the death penalty against either suspect because Georgia law doesn't allow capital punishment for defendants charged with crimes committed before they were 18. Both teens are charged as adults.
Elkins is now also charged with a second attempted robbery and shooting that happened 10 days before the baby was slain. On March 11, according to the indictment, Elkins tried to rob a person identified as Wilfredo Calix-Flores, pointing a gun at him while demanding his cellphone and wallet. Elkins shot Calix-Flores in the arm with the same caliber revolver used to kill the baby 10 days later, the indictment says. He is charged with attempted robbery and assault with a deadly weapon.
The few details contained in the indictment seem to back up the story the slain baby's mother, Sherry West, has repeated to numerous reporters: She was pushing her baby in a stroller as she walked home from the post office when two youths approached asking for money. West says when she refused, the older teen drew a gun and shot her in the leg before shooting her son in the head.
Glynn County Police Chief Matt Doering told reporters Wednesday before the indictment was returned that investigators believe the crime was random - something police hadn't said previously.
"We're comfortable now, six days into it, to say the location of the incident and the victim were random," Doering said. "I don't have any information that shows otherwise."
The grand jury also indicted three of Elkins' relatives on charges that they tried to help him after the shootings.
The suspect's mother, Karimah Elkins, and older sister, Sabrina Elkins, were charged with evidence tampering. The indictment says they threw the revolver that police suspect was used in the shooting into a saltwater pond where investigators recovered it Tuesday. Doering said the gun is being tested to see if it can be linked to the child's slaying.
Karimah Elkins and the suspect's aunt, Katrina Elkins, were also charged with making false statements to police. The indictment says the aunt told investigators her nephew was at her house when the slaying occurred - which she also told The Associated Press and other news outlets. It says the suspect's mother told police that her son was with her when the baby was shot.
Kevin Gough, a public defender representing De'Marquise Elkins, has said he strongly believes his client is innocent. The Brunswick News reported that Gough has filed a court motion asking a judge to grant him access to mental health records of the slain boy's mother, saying they could be important to determining whether she's a credible witness.
Lang told a judge Monday he did not yet have an attorney. It was unclear Wednesday whether he had been appointed one. It was also unknown if Elkins' relatives had attorneys.
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Thursday, June 19, 2008
O Canada
It was all impossibly exotic and alluring and I wanted desperately to go visit the strange (and reputedly very tidy) country just a few minutes away. We never did.
I finally saw it in person for about an hour when I was sixteen. My family, including our dog, had been on the road in a van for a month, driving from California to our new Air Force assignment in upstate New York. We made a brief detour north to look at Niagara Falls. They were wet.
But now I've really been to Canada, and really met Canadians. All the good stuff you've heard is true. In fact, there's a lot of good stuff you haven't even heard about because the entire country is way too modest. Or maybe they just don't want the Americans to know, for fear we'll move up there en masse. Heaven knows I was tempted to stay.
I remarked several times that as an American I found it relaxing to spend a bit of time in a country that is not concerned with what Mrs McCain thinks, if she can be said to think, of Mrs Obama; that has long been accustomed to high gasoline prices; and that is not suffering what honestly feels like a new natural, political, or economic trauma on a daily basis.
I found it positively titillating to walk down the street in country where I could, theoretically, get married. Not domestically partnered or unionistically recognized or surreptitiously blessed but actually married. Mind you, my heart's rather spoken for at present and no proposals were forthcoming; but it was exciting to be so close to the action.
The reason for the visit was, of course, for a 1,000 Knitters shoot at Toronto's own, dear Lettuce Knit.
Lettuce Knit surprised me. It's located in Kensington Market, a divinely scruffy neighborhood full of artists who put their mark on everything in sight, from the sidewalks to the rooftops. The shop itself is tiny. Somehow, given the reputation, I'd expected room after room. No. Two tiny, packed show rooms in a Victorian row house, with gorgeous yarn spilling right over the threshold and onto the front steps. Behind these, a small kitchen/storage room with access to a back garden. Nothing more.
I had come to shoot in this remarkable location thanks to the creative thinking and beneficence of two right-on women, Rachel H and Stephanie Pearl-McPhee. The latter writes a pretty good blog. You should check it out some time.
They enlisted the help of their friends to make everything work, and work it did. I owe enormous special thanks to these six folks.
Top row left to right: Rachel H, whose talent for planning is such that she could arrange world peace by next Tuesday, given the opportunity; Denny, who is...forget it, I'm not going to try to describe Denny; Megan, who owns Lettuce Knit but let us play with it for a whole day.
Bottom row left to right: Juno, whom I long have admired from afar and now know is even wiser and funnier in person; Ken, who kindly housed me during my visit and also made sure I got from Point A to Point B without wandering into the woods; and Stephanie, who as I mentioned before is a blogger of some note. [Note to self: I think she writes books, too. Double-check before posting.]
They had planned everything so well that all I had to do was show up. Ken understood my neurotic need to always arrive early and we got to Kensington Market in time to savor the local cocoa.
(I don't drink coffee, which puzzled the natives. When they found out I also don't drink beer, several heads exploded.) Ken's working with some of that new Noro sock yarn, which I have not yet tried but feel I soon must.
No sooner had we opened the doors than the knitters began arriving and the scarf, which already took up a quarter of my large suitcase, began growing again.
In this batch, there are a few folks you might know including Debbie New (second row, center) and Amy Singer (fourth row, right). Debbie, whose previous knitting projects include a lace boat (you don't believe me? read the book), spent the time before her portrait knitting a windmill. That's what she said, a windmill. Amy, who is famously allergic to wool, graciously donned gloves so that she could work with the same yarn as everybody else.
The steady stream of knitters never slowed. Stephanie made sure I paused between sitters to have a bite of this or that, knowing full well that left to my own devices I would eat nothing and die. Every so often, I would hear screams from the front of the store as Rachel and Denny drew the winners of hourly prizes. Two winners got sock yarn in a colorway I'm particularly excited about...more on that later, though.
In the sampling above, the second row from left to right shows Stephanie's daughters Sam and Meg, and their charming friend Maddie. Stephanie's friend Rams (third row, left) showed up all the way from America as a surprise, and brought along her lovely pal Vicki (third row, center). Just below Rams is the delightful Fiona Ellis, who I hear writes books. So prolific, these Canadians. Must be nothing else to do in the winter.
And we had an American writer on hand–Leigh Witchel, who took notes and is writing up the day for Vogue Knitting. Leigh is a friend of mine, based in New York, who has been trying to get into the series forever. But I was away when he came to Chicago; he was away when I came to the East Coast. We missed each other just slightly in California and Pennyslvania. Finally, we intersected in Toronto.
If that doesn't confirm Toronto's reputation as Knitting Crossroads of the World, I don't know what could.
By the end of the day I was flying on adrenaline and cupcakes, and got everybody who was still hanging around to do something I've not done before: try on the scarf. All at once.
How could I not have enjoyed a day with that lot?
Usually the morning after a shoot I fly home, but this time I got a bonus day to spend with Stephanie, Juno, Rams, and Vicki; and in the evening Ken, Rachel H, and Steph's whole family. Aside from getting hassled by a roving mariachi gang (I'm serious) it was a perfect way to ease down from the high and prepare myself for re-entry.
It's always good to come home, but part of my heart's up there in Canada. I think I left it behind the Chesterfield at Stephanie's hoose.
*American money has a portrait of a queen, too, but only on the ten dollar bill.
66 comments:
- Anonymous said...
The scarf that launched 1000 knitters...SueF
- Anonymous said...
And I won Franklin's sketch of Dolores. YEA. I could have auctioned it off right then and there but, sorry, didn't want to. I wants it.
What a great day and having a knitting daughter with me was a bonus.
Come again, soon.
Susan Edwards - 4:32 PM
- KatieMcG said...
How sad is it that I had to google to find out who is on the ten-spot, and I'm American.
- Stephanie said...
You, mon petit ami, can come anytime.
It was a pleasure and an honour to play hostess. - 4:35 PM
- Kath said...
What fun! Now is it all Canadians that know how to throw such a grand party? Or just the ones in Toronto?
I'm guessing you've heard...but you can get hitched in my part of the U.S. Yayyy for California! (And the little "Island of Romance" that I call home.) - 4:41 PM
- Sandra said...
You can come and stay anytime. If Ken can't house you, I will. Loved meeting you, hope we can meet again soon. Next time I'll were the Venus shirt. Promise
- myboringblog said...
Did you used to live in Plattsburgh? That's my old hometown. :-)
- Sue said...
what a lovely little shop! It looks like a lot of fun was had.
- shyknitter said...
Please come back anytime!!!
- Leigh Witchel said...
What a delight, and thank you for a flattering picture. Toronto is a wonderful city, this only made it better.
xoxoxxox - 5:10 PM
- Sarahfish said...
If ever you come back up this way I'll be there. In a flash. It was a completely wonderful day, and I am so glad to have met you. Maybe I'll come stalk you in the States some time!
Thanks again! - 5:14 PM
- crazyknittinglady said...
Hoo-ray! What an awesome time. I am so tickled to see me & Venezia up there. But even without the photo it would have been such a fantastic experience. Come up to Toronto again some time, I'm sure Dolores left broken hearts all over town...
- indigodragonfly said...
I know I was there for the whole shoot on Saturday, but it's still a little surreal seeing my friends in the classic "1000 knitters" format on your blog! You've captured us all so beautifully.
And you were a delight...and have left your mark on everyone you met that day. Please come back soon!
(second photo block, bottom middle) - 5:44 PM
- indigodragonfly said...
PS - As a Mr. Dressup fan, will you join our campaign to have Ravelry's Casey don a photo of Mr. Dressup's Casey as his avatar for Canada Day? :)
- fleecyknits said...
I love Canada. I would move to Montreal in a heartbeat and I'm sure if I visited Toronto I would feel the same. And so many knitters. :-)
- rams said...
STALKED by mariachis. Bizarre, but memorable. Thanks for immoralizing the day. (You spell it your way, I'll spell it mine.)
- Bobbi said...
Jealous, jealous, jealous...
- Stacy said...
Thank goodness you're back, safe and sound, and they did not keep you...although I'm sure they wanted to - just as we did. I hope the metal nest in front of Lettuce Knit fit into your suitcase okay and you didn't have to leave anything behind - when shall I expect it? :)
- Julia said...
I'm so glad I got to be a part of this project! You remind me how lucky I am to live in Toronto (and Kensington Market to boot!) You definitely have to come visit us again sometime!
- CrazyCatMadame said...
It sounds like those Canadians sure know how to throw a good knitting party.
Franklin, do you have any public shoots scheduled in the Chicago-land area in the near future? - 6:57 PM
- S.Kate said...
A question out of curiousity: Are you/will you be one of the 1000 Knitters? (You should be.)
- Andrea R said...
Next time you come to Canada, you'll have to knit a toque. :)
and come East, we love you out here too. :) - 7:16 PM
- May said...
*American money has a portrait of a queen, too, but only on the ten dollar bill.
I nominate that for Best Line Ever. I <3 you. - 7:58 PM
- Lynne said...
Thanks again for a delightful experience. You are on the short list of photographers that didn't terrify me!
- Alwen said...
I remember being taken to Taquahmenon Falls when I was a kid. They were wet. The water was brown. I got candy at a five & dime and made it last all day until my brothers were ready to kill me off in order to eat it.
- anne marie in philly said...
wait just a ding-dong minute...alexander hamilton is GAY?
who would've thunk it? :-0
now if you had said james buchanan...the only president from PA...THAT I could believe...
looks like you had fun in toronto. but the philly crowd is STILL the biggest! (not that I am prejudiced or anything) yea for us!
**smooches** - 8:50 PM
- Sara in WI said...
Thanks for sharing your Canadian adventure with us. Next time please take me?
Sara - 8:56 PM
- Teyani said...
lovely. particularly the last photo.... divine.
Can't wait to see the vogue write up about you - you're astonishingly awesome. such a fabulous idea. - 9:16 PM
- jeanie said...
WOW!!! What FUN:)
- Denny and Delores sitting in a tree...k..i...s...s.. said...
I've met Mr. Dress Up. He bought me a bubbly drink at a fashion show one time. I was a mess cause I had a piece in the show,and he knew it and bought me a drink, a very sweet man indeed. Hey your easy to be nice to......am not shitting you.x0x0x0x0x love denny
- Anonymous, too said...
You live in Chicago and you don't drink beer?!?!?
My head just exploded.
(P.S.: Did Dolores manage to sneak a Mountie home in her luggage?) - 10:27 PM
- the scarlet piglet said...
I am just emerald with envy at the great time you all had - I spent WWKIP day on planes and in airports which are both my absolute most feared/hated places to be. The knitting helped, though. Beautiful pictures. Beautiful scarf. Beautiful people. Happy people are always beautiful, aren't they?
Re: the guy on the ten-spot... really?! How 'bout that! (and how do you know??)
So when are you coming to the Big Bagel? - 11:04 PM
- angelina in oakland said...
more beautiful pictures... wow! I so hope that the project becomes a book!
- Kathleen said...
Don't worry Franklin, I don't like coffee or beer either, and they've let me keep my Canadian citizenship so far without any quibbles.
Your photography skills are to be lauded to the heavens, as the photo of me does not blow chunks. Actually, it's rather nice. I can't tell you how happy I am about this! I'm even more happy to have been a part of this project of yours. Never did I think I'd be one of the thousand! (Wait...now I'm having a Watership Down flashback...)
It was really lovely to meet you. - 11:44 PM
- Steph said...
That looks like such a cool group of people... wait... they must be if they're Canadians! ;)
I am secretly in love with Canada. - 1:13 AM
- Sarah said...
Looks like a totaly fabulous time was had by all
- Jennifer said...
Wow. I'm speechless. It seems like you might have to rename this project 1000 family members. Your photos and descriptions are so touching that it seems like you're all one big happy knitting family. Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful bit of hospitality and exuberance. Makes us all feel a little part of it.
- Angie said...
I have to agree with you about Canada. I spent some time in Vancouver a few years back, and they had to drag me out kicking and screaming (well, there may have been more to that story, but... whatever)
By the way, if you ever want to get married here in the good ole' US of A, just move out here to Massachusetts. We've had same sex marriage for years and apparently the world has not ended (much to the surprise of some of our residents!) - 6:35 AM
- Laiane said...
I'm a native Michigander, and Canada has always been a "presence" for me, too (growing up and now, still).
I love the signs in Detroit that say TUNNEL TO CANADA. I always interpreted them in the imperative and would think to myself, "Start now; it's a long way." - 6:51 AM
- kasiaiscarly said...
I grew up in Detroit and had no idea the rest of the country didn't get CBC on their TV :) I also didn't know 'eh?' was considered Canadian as everyone I knew said it too! Now, living south of the Mason-Dixon, I get odd looks when it sneaks out!
- divy said...
Franklin, it was a pleasure to meet you. You said I photographed well, and I think I glowed on that compliment for the rest of the day!
Mr. Dressup *sigh*- My two cats are named Casey and Finnegan.
Thank you. Just thank you!
(wearing the scarf next to Steph) - 8:47 AM
- CarolineF said...
How marvelous. Clearly I don't get to travel enough.
Every time I hear Stephanie mention the 'chesterfield' I think it has a familiar ring as a name for a large thing to sit on. It just came to me that my mother's parents, who lived on Chesterfield Road, used to call that large thing to sit on a 'davenport'. I wonder what regional origin that has.
Sorry to free associate in your comments. I would love to move to Canada and if I was 20 years younger and not encumbered by home, stuff, beloved kid, and beloved cats, well I'd be up there already. - 8:54 AM
- TraceyinMichigan said...
*Sniff* You made me homesick for Lettuce Knit.... Oh sure- I'm an American in the suburbs of Detroit... But once you go....it becomes a bit of home.... agree 100%.
Hi Everybody! And Kim: New haircut is cute--- also--- Dang, I do not believe we've ever in blogdom come that close to seeing Harlot's cleavage........it'sa generally laden in knits;)
http://traceysolomon.wordpress.com/2008/04/28/oh-canadaadventures-of-an-american-in-toronto-the-more-big-girls-knit-launch-and-knitters-frolic-in-review/ - 9:14 AM
- Erin said...
So, how many more knitters do you need?
- AngeliasKnitting said...
A wonderful post. As always, you make me laugh. And the queen on the $10 bill! :-) Thank you for blogging!
- Anonymous said...
I think I read too many knitting blogs and books. I am beginning to recognize people on sight in photos.
And Franklin, please, please, please come to the NYC/Westchester/Fairfield County area for a shoot.
Valerie - 12:22 PM
- Rocketbride said...
hey, i'm famous! this is much better than the time that my butt showed up on steph's blog, and about as good as when i was knitting on the back of amy's scooter. ;)
thank you so much for coming! i was scheming my way to chicago when stephanie gave us all the gift of you. so sorry that i couldn't stay longer...looks like it was way fun! and i'll add my voice to the call for a book. i want something i can brag with! - 2:07 PM
- Dr. Steph said...
So fun! It's great to see our knitting world from the "outside" like this.
Thanks for coming. I had a blast. - 2:47 PM
- dale-harriet said...
I'm with May - that IS the best line ever. I have to admit, it's a source of Great Pride that you, Franklin (and of course our candidate Dolores, et al.) are "OURS" -- living in the Midwest is what does it. "Where do YOU live, Dale-Harriet?" "OH," says I, "about three hours north of FRANKLIN". I'm glad you got to visit Canada (I'm a big fan of New France - did you know you and I live in the same place as Stephanie?) but you DO belong down here by us. Did you mention to Dolores that she probably can't sit in Parliament in Canada? At leas if she had a good time there, we'll maintain our good relations with our Neighbors to the North when she's President.
- Courtney said...
Upstate NY... were you guys stationed at Griffiss. I grew up a stone's throw from there. Sadly the AFB is closed and they are trying to turn it into an industrial park/tech incubator thingy, but not being very successful at it. I live a few hours away now and happily knit for my family and others.
- Fibra Artysta said...
I live in Detroit and almost always have canadian coins in my change purse. Being on the border, a lot of people commute back and forth to work each day between the two countries. No one here flinches and every store just takes them with no question.
When I was in Chicago in April, I had some and, without thinking, tried to pay for some chocolate at the Hershey's store with a couple canadian coins. I was promptly told "it wasn't money."
I guess Detroiters are used to our Canadian friends and don't think twice on it! :) - 7:20 PM
- Anonymous said...
That is the best, prettiest, most relaxed picture of Stephanie I've seen - much, much better than her book cover photos.
Of course there was the beer...
Very nice work.
And, by the way, you can get married here in California, too, as of last week. - 7:32 PM
- lizbon said...
wonderful, just wonderful.
- jelife said...
what a great post, Franklin. Now I am homesick, again. Thank you for re-acquainting me with my fellow knitting friends at LK
- Shannon Okey said...
Now you know the wonder that is Denny. Isn't your life all the better for it? And now do you understand why Lettuce Knit is my favorite yarn store in all of Canadia-land?
- marsha said...
I would be so honored to be one of the 1000. Are you coming to the DC area anytime? or anywhere on the east coast?
- Anonymous said...
Franklin - I love reading your blog... but have you been knitting lately? What are you working on? Wedding Ring Shawl? Can we see?
- Patti said...
when I read your blog, or Stephanie's, I am proud to be a knitter and to belong to such a wonderful group of people.
- TO in SP said...
I love it when you say "titillating"
- ColorJoy LynnH said...
I'm in Lansing, Michigan. It's only an hour and a half to Canada from here (though in Detroit you can look SOUTH and see Canada which is the part that I adore). However, it's more like 5 hours to Toronto. Sigh.
Missed you in Lansing (evil flu) and then again in Toronto. Well, Chicago is only 3.5 hours if only timing would work out...
And yes, Niagara? Wet. Very wet. I felt drowned after the Maid of the Mist. Never again.
LynnH - 12:57 AM
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I finally have got a chance to pop in here and say it - i read all the books of witches of Eileanan and Rhiannon's ride and found them absolutely BRILLIANT! Everyone must read them - the ending of Rhiannon's ride series was very interesting and also quite surprising. Just to sum it all up - I loved it and shall be re-reading it again and again when I have time to break from my studies We need more good books like this (hint to Kate )
I read the entire Eileanan series (though not the Rhiannon sereis) a few years ago and I must say it was average, cliched and boring for long stretches. Back when I read these books I had a lot of extra time on my hands and could afford to finish average books/series in the hope that they would get better, or just because I felt invested. I don't have that time any longer and if I started this series today, I would never finish the first book. If you have ever read a story in which it felt like the author was more interested in living vicariously through his/her characters, than in telling a compelling story, then you have a good idea how reading this series feels.
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The life expectancy for newborns has skyrocketed in the last century, up 64% from 47 in 1900. However, the life expectancy for a 60 year old has only risen 10% in that same time. Advances in modern medicine have significantly increased the figure for young people, but contributed very little to the elderly.
In other words, those advances might allow you to grow older than any generation prior, but once there, you're on your own.
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There is no iced tea in a Long Island Iced Tea.
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The most widely accepted story dates it to the 1970s and a bartender at a Long Island inn, though disagreement persists about the names of both the bartender and the inn.
Others make a sound argument that the drink is a product of prohibition: Not only do the various colors make it look like an innocent iced tea, but its inclusion in the name seems deliberately deceptive.
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In 1976, 14-year-old Larry Mullen placed an ad to start a band. Of the seven kids who showed up, three stayed. Decades later, a unique sound, incessant recording and touring, worldwide fame, 170 million records sold, countless awards, Nobel prize nominations, incredible humanitarian work... U2's list of achievements goes on.
Yet while lesser bands self-destructed after far less success, the four kids who first jammed in Larry's kitchen in 1976 are still in the band. Not Zeppelin, the Stones, or even the Beatles could say as much.
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Scientists still do not fully understand the phenomenon of thunder, but their grasp has come a long way in the last few hundred years.
Consider 18th century France: Parisians believed thunder could be dispersed if they rang the massive bells in church steeples (the ropes of which were inevitably wet). It took 33 years, an edict from the Parliament of Paris, and over one hundred electrocuted bell ringers to dispense with that theory.
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People who own pets live longer, have less stress, and have fewer heart attacks.
We hear this often, but is it backed by scientific evidence? No, but that doesn't invalidate the possibility.
In 1987 the National Institutes of Health attempted to assess the benefits of pets on one's physical, social and psychological health. What they found was that a pet's companionship can promote an owner's overall stability and alleviate stress levels, both of which may offer some protection against heart disease.
From here, the dominos begin to fall: If a pet relaxes you, your heart is relieved of stress that might otherwise contribute to a future heart attack. One less heart attack proposes -- but doesn't guarantee -- a longer life.
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It's true! Now you know what preteens and frat boys have for years.
Flatulence, principally composed of nitrogen, also contains flammable elements like methane, a non-toxic, odorless, clean-burning fossil fuel. The earth's crust is saturated with it, which is why miners used canaries to alert them to its presence.
Anaerobic microbes in our digestive systems function within a process called methanogenesis -- organic matter's last phase of decomposition. All things being equal, combustible methane is one by-product.
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The world's highest waterfall is Angel Falls in Venezuela, which drops 3,212 feet from brink to base.
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Water plunges 2,648 vertical feet from its crest onto what's called a talus slope (a mix of rocks and debris), before flowing down a 100 foot bedrock cascade to the base. Some consider the initial drop one waterfall, the talus slope another, and the cascade a third.
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"This Must Be the Place" centers on another uncompromising character invention by Sean Penn, as an aging rock star who comes across like an arthritic bag lady and reveals without the slightest effort that he has a good heart and a quiet sense of humor. Few actors have played a wider variety of characters, and even fewer have done it without making it seem like a stunt.
Cheyenne (Penn) was a big star in the 1980s, but has done little to stay in the spotlight. He now lives in a mansion in Ireland with his wife, Jane (Frances McDormand), who works as a firefighter because that's in her nature. Unlike some foolish ancient rock stars who trifle with groupies, Cheyenne seems to have been long and contentedly married; although he has sort of a groupie named Mary (Eve Hewson), he's more of a kindly uncle to her.
What he's never done is change his look. The film opens with him touching up his bright red lipstick and reinforcing his eyeliner, which are displayed on a clown white face framed by stringy jet black hair. Some rock stars have better taste — such as David Byrne, who attended design school and has been inspired in his own redesign. He appears in the film, does the music for it, and is an instructive contrast to Cheyenne.
Cheyenne seems depleted. He walks slowly through a supermarket with a shopping cart and seems like he could use a Boy Scout on each arm. When he speaks, his voice is thin and reedy and doesn't seem to have any breath behind it. In Dublin, they know who he is and are accustomed to sightings. When he visits America, a lot of people don't stare because they instantly read him as an old lady clinging to the makeup of her youth.
He flies to the United States to visit the bedside of his dying father. They haven't been on speaking terms, and now he learns the old man has died. His father has spent a lifetime in search of the Nazi guard who persecuted him at Auschwitz, and Cheyenne decides to take up the search himself. This leads him into the sort of road trip that's a perfect excuse for forlorn roadside diners and long shots of a car moving through a vast landscape.
The film has been directed and co-written by Paolo Sorrentino, a 42-year-old Italian filmmaker working for the first time in English. It's remarkable how comfortable he is with the American and Irish vernaculars and the way a land shapes its people.
One of the most convincing aspects of "This Must Be the Place" is how content Cheyenne is having kept the outer appearance of his famous days while having utterly lost interest in his career. When a young boy asks him to sing something, he replies, "I don't do that anymore." Yet he's holding a guitar at the moment and plays a skillful riff that suggests he still rehearses.
It's a thing he doesn't do anymore, but it's a thing he still can do. Nor can he do the onstage acrobatics of a phenomenon like Mick Jagger, but it doesn't bother him. When a young fan tells Cheyenne, "You used to sing with Mick Jagger!" he replies politely but firmly: "Mick Jagger used to sing with me."
Although "This Must Be the Place" holds our attention, it's a little difficult to say where it's headed. That's only revealed toward the end. Getting out of the house was good for Cheyenne and still better was hunting for an old Nazi who may already be dead. Like a snake ready to shed its skin, he must get into motion for anything to happen.
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28th December 2012
This was a gift from my husband. He guessed on the size and nailed it! I know it'll look great, even after pregnancy, as 3 of my friends have it as well. I'm blown away by the quality--by far the nicest blazer I've ever owned. He said the order process was easy and that it shipped quickly. I've had it on everyday since I got it! I'm 7 months along and love feeling good in my clothes. This helps! My arms have gained weight during the pregnancy so it's a bit tighter than I'd like, but it gives just enough that I'm keeping this size so it'll fit afterwards as well. Definitely a perfect staple for my pregnancies! |
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I was so excited to receive this blazer! It is very expensive, but very dressy and stylish in red. When I tried it on, I realized that it was too dressy to wear at work! The gold buttons look really nice and the blazer fits very well. Its just a bit too snug for maternity. I am 16 weeks along, and my stomach has grown quite big due to twins, the blazer stretches a tad when I close the front button, no way will it close when I am further along. Which is fine, I can wear this during and after maternity. The fabric is soft, thick, and comfortable, perfect for fall and winter. It is very smart looking and would look great with leggings and denim. I just wish it wasn't so dressy that I cannot wear at work!! I also have to find clothes to wear this fiery bright red blazer with! Highly recommend this blazer, its a smart statement piece. |
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Adj. Poorly co-ordinated. Bumbling ninny.
Blind People
Jack: "Pass the that plate please."
Jack: "Oh you clumsy blind twat!"
Jack: "Pass the that plate please."
Jack: "Oh you clumsy blind twat!"
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When someone is talented enough to fall both up and down the stairs and not hurt themselves severely. Can also be associated with people who run into walls, parked cars, moving cars, poles, and the like.
When Sara Ashley walked into a parked car everyone laughed and called her clumsy.
od uživatele racerchickie
10. Březen 2009
a stupid overplayed song by fergie
"you got me trippen *ooh stumblin *ooh sinkin ooh* fumblin ohh* clumsy cuz im fallin in love" gay gay gay!
od uživatele auti
21. Duben 2008
Anyone who has a fondness for face-planting into carpet.
You know that girl I dated a while back, she's clumsy now. She likes to spend time face-planting into her new girlfriend's carpet.
od uživatele nucrash
05. Únor 2011
Some one who over reacts to almost everything. They are always tripping. Over reacting all the time = always tripping = a clumsy person.
"Dude, hes always trippin' over every little thing. Hes clumsy"
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General Information About Adult Hodgkin Lymphoma (HL)
Incidence and Mortality
Estimated new cases and deaths from HL in the United States in 2015:[1]
- New cases: 9,050.
- Deaths: 1,150.
More than 75% of all newly diagnosed patients with adult HL can be cured with combination chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy.[2] National mortality has fallen more rapidly for adult HL than for any other malignancy over the last 5 decades.[2]
Prognosis and Survival Factors
Prognosis for a given patient depends on several factors. The most important factors are the presence or absence of systemic symptoms, the stage of disease, presence of large masses, and the quality and suitability of the treatment administered. Other important factors are age, sex, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, extent of abdominal involvement, hematocrit, and absolute number of nodal sites of involvement.[3-5]
HL is the main cause of death over the first 15 years after treatment. By 15 to 20 years after therapy, the cumulative mortality from a second malignancy will exceed the cumulative mortality from HL.[6-8]
Related Summaries
Other PDQ summaries containing information related to Hodgkin lymphoma include the following:
- American Cancer Society: Cancer Facts and Figures 2015. Atlanta, Ga: American Cancer Society, 2015. Available online. Last accessed April 1, 2015.
- Brenner H, Gondos A, Pulte D: Ongoing improvement in long-term survival of patients with Hodgkin disease at all ages and recent catch-up of older patients. Blood 111 (6): 2977-83, 2008. [PUBMED Abstract]
- American Cancer Society: Cancer Facts and Figures 2007. Atlanta, Ga: American Cancer Society, 2007. Also available online. Last accessed April 22, 2015.
- Cosset JM, Henry-Amar M, Meerwaldt JH, et al.: The EORTC trials for limited stage Hodgkin's disease. The EORTC Lymphoma Cooperative Group. Eur J Cancer 28A (11): 1847-50, 1992. [PUBMED Abstract]
- Evens AM, Helenowski I, Ramsdale E, et al.: A retrospective multicenter analysis of elderly Hodgkin lymphoma: outcomes and prognostic factors in the modern era. Blood 119 (3): 692-5, 2012. [PUBMED Abstract]
- Mauch PM, Kalish LA, Marcus KC, et al.: Long-Term Survival in Hodgkin's Disease Cancer J Sci Am 1 (1): 33-42, 1995. [PUBMED Abstract]
- Aisenberg AC: Problems in Hodgkin's disease management. Blood 93 (3): 761-79, 1999. [PUBMED Abstract]
- Aleman BM, van den Belt-Dusebout AW, Klokman WJ, et al.: Long-term cause-specific mortality of patients treated for Hodgkin's disease. J Clin Oncol 21 (18): 3431-9, 2003. [PUBMED Abstract]


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The Lady Quarriers couldn't overcome early-game struggles against the Lady Panthers, and Dakota Valley held on for the 47-40 victory Friday night in North Sioux City.After letting the Lady Panthers open up a 16-point lead by the end of three quarters, Dell Rapids hunkered down in the fourth and battled back. But the deficit proved to be insurmountable, and Dell Rapids fell by seven."Dakota Valley really brings the pressure, and we just seemed flustered all night," said Jeff Dvorak, Dell Rapids head coach.The Lady Quarriers shot just 18 percent from the field.Dell Rapids' Mikaela Stofferahn scored 10 points to lead all scorers. She also had 10 rebounds. Arial Hoffman added nine points and two rebounds for Dell Rapids.The Lady Quarriers cruised to a 50-37 win over McCook Central-Montrose Thursday in Dell Rapids.The Lady Cougars kept it close early but the Quarriers pulled away in the second quarter as they stretched their lead to 8 points to end the first half."Our offense finally found a little flow and … we played great," Dvorak said. "It was so much fun to have so many different girls contribute."The Lady Quarriers shot 35 percent from the field and outrebounded MCM 30-25.Stofferahn led Dell Rapids with 15 points. She also grabbed seven rebounds. Hoffman added 11 points and three assists for the Lady Quarriers, while Brittany Siemonsma had eight boards and eight points.The Lady Titans beat Dell Rapids 46-24 Tuesday, Feb. 11 in Mt. Vernon.Dvorak said his team's defense was good enough to win, but the 24-percent shooting night wasn't."Anytime you hold a good team like MVP to 46 points, you should have a shot to win," he said. "Unfortunately, our offense is not keeping pace with our defense."Stofferahn had eight points and six boards for Dell rapids. Jessica Tisher had six points. The Lady Quarriers fell 59-44 to Clark-Willow Lake after Cyclone shooters got hot early on Monday, Feb. 10 in Dell Rapids.CWL hit six of its first seven shot, five from behind the three-point line. And with Dell Rapids' girls shooting only 23 percent from the field on the night, the home team couldn't keep pace."I was proud that the girls fought until the end and kept that first period margin the same pretty much until the end of the game," Dvorak said.Stofferahn led with 14 points. Brittany Kludt added 10 points and seven rebounds, and Siemonsma grabbed nine boards for Dell Rapids.The Lady Quarriers head into the final week of regular season play with a 5-13 record.
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Hi Calvin,
thank you for your answer. My English is not the best one but I try always my best for a good understanding.I can´t open the link and hope you a writing in the reference of Jovica Petrovic.He did the same in Germany with her wife in Hamburg (Gabriela Bleeke), later with me here in Spain.I sent him 3 times in a jail but nobody was interested to jugde him here in Spain.
I have made some ads, for example, Attempted murder, forgery and stalking.
This person has to be in a jail for the life time, because he never will end with such bad stories.
Since this time I can´t have any relationship. It´s a sad life, but what should I do.
Perhaps it would be the best way, if I knew that he would have no chance to be released. I would like to sit in front of him just 5 minutes without any words.
It's been anything more than 14 years, but it still hurts. The court has probably already stored the files. Should I make copies of them? Can you submit to the judge this yet?
Would be great to hear something about you.
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My husband and I are both in A.A. He was involved in an accident in March of 2010, and since that time, he hasn't worked so he is able to go to every meeting all week long, which is a blessing. He works with sponsees, and I do too, but I've found that in the town that we live, my sponsees see him all the time, and so they talk to him about what is going on, and then they have no need to talk to me. One of my sponsees had an issue happen over the weekend, and she called our house to talk to him while I was at work. He told me about it when I got home-he said that he told her to call me on my cell phone, but she never did. I called her and left her a message asking her to call me. I really believe that if I hadn't called her and asked her to call me, she wouldn't have said anything to me about what was going on.
This is just one incidence....many more like it has happened. I'm grateful that my husband is there for others, but at the same time, how am I supposed to work with others if they always go to him? It's to the point where I am getting a resentment....what am I supposed to do?
There is another thing going on-there is a single gal that isn't my sponsee that is always calling him, and he is calling her. She does have a sponsor. She is a member of our home group, and my husband is constantly writing her name in our book where our home group members sign up to chair meetings, etc. She does the same with him. One night she called our house and I answered, and she asked to talk to him.
Am I being a jealous wife? Shouldn't women work with women, and men work with men? How can I work with others, when my husband does it all in our town?
The thing with the single gal, I have talked to him about how I felt about it, and he said that he can't break it off with her, because it might make her drink.
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"First published in 1971, Vietnam Inc. was crucial in changing public attitudes in the United States, turning the tide of opinion and ultimately helping to put an end to the Vietnam War. Photojournalist Philip Jones Griffiths' groundbreaking account of the war was the outcome of three years' reporting and is one of the most detailed surveys of any conflict. Showing us the true horrors of the war as well as a study of Vietnamese rural life, the author creates a compelling argument against the de-humanizing power of the modern war machine and American imperialism. Rare and highly sought-after, the book has become one of the enduring classics of photojournalism. Phaidon's Vietnam Inc. is a careful recreation of the original with Philip Jones Griffiths' same personal layouts and commentaries. A new foreword by US linguist and political critic Noam Chomsky discusses the book's impact in changing American public opinion."
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These are wonderfully comfortable and a good fit at the waist however, they are really long in the leg! I am short only 5"2 so this doesn't help! I had a pair of these in my last pregnancy and they were great! |
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While I have to agree that the quality is great, and black leggings are a maternity wardrobe "must have", I hate the under the belly fit. I really prefer a full panel and find that far more comfortable than something that comes under my bump and digs in. I loved that they were longer than most leggings since I'm 5'10", but I couldn't get over the under bump fit. I returned them immediately. I love IO, but not these pants. |
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10th December 2012
These are a pregnancy wardrobe must. They are incredibly comfortable. My only issue with them is the length. I am tall (5"10) and these were way too long. I find them fine under boots although would not like them with ballet flats. I will have to have them taken up if the weather warms up. Also the stitching around the ankle has come apart on mine which was a little disappointing. I have been so happy with the quality of all of Isabella Oliver's clothes otherwise. |
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These leggings are of superb quality!!! The best quality maternity leggings I have laid my hands on. They fit like a glove and yet stretchy. I would have loved to have kept them, but I am sending them back because I am realizing that I prefer leggings with the elastic band at the top to accommodate a growing belly. This one fits below the belly because its a bit too tight to cover it. While I thought I like this style since I don't like anything over my belly, below the belly pants are not as comfortable because they cut into my pelvic area. So I am sending these back. I highly recommend them though if you don't mind the below the belly aspect. The leggings are slightly long, but I don't mind gathering them above my knee, they look very good and stylish, the fabric is very comfortable and are of the high quality that I have come to expect from IO. |
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I read the reviews, but I'm 5'3" and therefore used to pants being too long so I didn't think it would bother me. These completely covered my foot and I could have folded them up to my knee. The usual high quality of IO, but I think you would need to be close to 6' for these to fit lengthwise. Heed the reviews! |
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At the british average of 5'4.5" I can't understand who these leggings are supposed to fit apart from supermodels! The quality and thickness of the material seemed lovely and I would suggest they were more smart leggings than those you put on for comfort at home. I don't think I would have minded if there was some extra ruched material at the ankle but these instead were extra extra long! Perhaps consider making a short version as I can't imagine many people will get these altered after the price they are already paying. |


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One who walks using the cheeks of their buttocks. Asswalking first performed on the short-lived cartoon network series "Cow and Chicken" by a character known only as "the red guy". May also mean a person who is not disabled but has a ridiculous walk which makes them look like an asshole.
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A spring cleaning led to the rediscovery of Theodor Boveri's microscope slides, presumed lost during World War II.
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While most kiddos were decking their halls with pumpkins and scarecrows, we were trimming our tree! All I could think was how crazy our neighbors must think we are when they look in our window and see a tree up already! I was honored when Home Depot asked me to be a part of their holiday challenge. Here is a sneak peak of what we dreamed up.
To see all the details of this nature inspired tree you can head over to the Home Depot blog. Over there I give you the downlow on the DIY ornaments {all super easy} as well as the bucket used in lieu of the stand. You can also check out other bloggers' Christmas Creations at the bottom of my post over there. I think you'll find some amazing ideas.


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Yes, enough of you have contacted me about Kanye's latest award show tantrum that I will share my thoughts.
I'd appreciate it if you'd sing along with me as you read this blog.
All together now! A-one, a-two, a-three ….
I stood where no man goes, and conquered demon foes /
With glory and passion no longer in fashion /
The hero breaks his blade…
Hold it! Uhm, I can't hear you.
What's that?
Oh. You don't know what song it is we're supposed to be singing?
Does any of this perhaps jog something in your cobwebbed memory? Wanna try it again? Here we go!
In all that I endure, of one thing I am sure /
Knowledge and reason change like the season /
A jester's promenade …
Kansas' Kerry Livgren penned those lyrics, and not only did he refer to "a jester's promenade" and claimed to have "conquered demon foes," he later in the tune says, "With talons wrought of steel / I tore the heart of doom /And in one gleaming moment I saw beyond the tomb."
He saw beyond the tomb!!
It's as though Curt Schilling hired some junior college poetry major to write a jingle for his video game company! (Hope the juco poet cashed that check quickly!)
I would further suggest that the words to "The Pinnacle" are among the worst rock lyrics in history except that, while painfully overwrought, they're fairly typical of several albums' worth of Livgren's work. And, trust me, there are a LOT worse lyrics. Sort of. Hell, in my own moronic, quasi-career as a songwriter, I routinely spun of gems like, "Let's boogie, sweet thing!" and "Gonna get me some mo' wine!" In that spirit, far be it from me to worry about Kerry and his talons wrought of steel.
Back to "The Pinnacle," though.
Why am I trying to get you to sing along to such a thing?
The simple truth is: it's not my fault.
I'm damned, is what happened. DAMNED, I TELL YOU!
Let me explain.
Five weeks ago, I underwent a total knee replacement operation. Not the most harrowing or invasive surgical procedure, to be sure, but it's fairly intense in its own fashion. The march to recovery seems to be toddling along with some rhythm and gusto. I can't say the post-midnight fireworks shows in my right leg – when the soft tissue decides it's time to "heal" – are a lot of fun. But on the scale of major inconvenience, I'm not complaining.
What does truly suck is that, since literally coming out of the operating room anesthesia, I've had the same song going through my head over and over and over.
And, yes, for reasons that completely escape me, the song on ENDLESS REPEAT in my brain is "The Pinnacle." (By now, you might actually want to hear "The Pinnacle." Go here. This is a very nice live version. If you just want to hear them actually sing the line about demon foes, fast forward to the 3:28 point.)
No matter what I try to do to distract my prefrontal lobe, it's only temporary. I can listen to other songs or entire albums, watch television or films, memorize speeches or read books or whatever, and it momentarily break the chain of "The Pinnacle" but, like a prog rock Groundhog Day, I awake each morning and "The Pinnacle" is back.
I've no idea why – or how to make it stop. While I was a big fan of the first three Kansas albums, I assure you I hadn't thought of "The Pinnacle" in at least 20 years – until I came out of the anasthesia and PRESTO – there it was in my brain.
And it shows no signs of leaving.
I wonder if a doctor or psychologist could explain this. Was "The Pinnacle" perhaps playing in the operating theater during the surgery? I sorta doubt it but, even if it was, why would the tune have imbedded itself in my ears?
I should point out that, lyrics aside, "The Pinnacle" is a perfectly fine, early ''70s American progressive rock tune. Nice chord structure, inventive arrangement and musicianship, great melody …
But I don't WANT to hear it anymore.
If there's anything about this keeping me sane, it's the recollection of an interview I did several years ago with Jesse Valenzuela, the guitarist for the very fine power pop band the Gin Blossoms. They were at the height of their success at the time, and Valenzuela, in coversation, was clearly pretty happy to be experiencing the fruits of his band's new success.
The only thing, he said, was that, despite having hit songs and a platinum album, he was still plagued by a song that had run continuously through his head since, I believe, childhood.
"Seriously?" I asked. At the time, I couldn't imagine such a thing. In those days, I was a runner and, eschewing headphones or a Walkman or whatever provided music back then, I'd simply "mentally program" a different tune before each day's run – and it worked as perfectly as though I was a James Murphy. No probs at all.
But Jesse Valenzuela was telling me that, despite being a songwriter in a million-plus selling rock band, he could NOT get rid of the same song in the core of his skull.
Worse: the song was "Feliz Navidad."
I kid you stinkin' not. "Feliz Navidad"! (You are an idiot if you actually click on that link and voluntarily listen.)
Anyhoo, as I remember it all these years later, Valenzuela seemed at the time to have reached a rather weary acceptance of the "Feliz Navidad" situation – as though there were many worse things that could befall a young rock star. And he would have been right. Still, though ... "Feliz Navidad"???
In sum, it's this recollection of Jesse and "Feliz Navidad" that helps me hold to my precarious sanity in the ceaseless onslaught that is "The Pinnacle."
As in: Please, God – just don't change "The Pinnacle" to "Feliz Navidad."
I must remain steadfast that this is all just some form of Cosmic Joke. A temporary Cosmic Joke. After all, as Kerry Livgren says at the end of a crazy little tune he wrote called "The Pinnacle" --
Life is amusing though we are losing /
Drowned in tears of awe.
Yes, enough of you have contacted me about Kanye's latest award show tantrum that I will share my thoughts.


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