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Is this seriously even a question?? Yates looked amazing against tennessee. On his only drive he was 4/4 with 47 yards and no INT. He converted on difficult third and long (lets not forget our 3rd down efficiency problems in the last couple games...he's only getting better). And some of you are saying that his shoulder injury might affect his play? It's his non throwing shoulder for crying out loud!!! We can just inject his shoulder with some anti-pain medication and he should be good to go. It would be a horrible mistake to go with delhomme. Stick with yates. He has been the plan all along.
Yeah.. just inject it... then he gets sacked again by another 300 lb nose tackle landing on him and smashing him and his injured shoulder into the turf just like against the Titans. Same way Leinart was injured.
Even an injury on a non throwing shoulder is going to effect him. The other arm is used for balance during the throwing motion. Unless you are telling me he is not going to get sacked all game, I think chances are we will see Delhomme.
Don't you think they will be after that shoulder when pass rushing? I know I would be especially after what he did to them last time.
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Like most open-cockpit biplane enthusiasts, I had a slight, but hopefully undetected, feeling of superiority over the Cessna pilots who shared the local airports in and around Mobile, Alabama. After all, everyone knows that Stearman pilots can land in 500 feet and do several touch-and-goes while the Cessna pilots are out on the horizon, turning from base to final. Being based at a grass field had probably heightened this high-and-mighty attitude, as most of us likened ourselves more to Waldo Pepper than to Bob Hoover.
More times than I can remember, I had landed on a particular polo field across Mobile Bay from us and with good reason. It is one of the most beautiful landing spots in our area — 1,400 feet of closely mowed grass, maintained by a professional grounds crew, with great approaches that allow you to set down right at the edge of the field.
This is where I take my flying guests on those hot summer days — a place where you can land on grass, taxi over to a shady spot, pull out a couple of apples to snack on, and have a cool drink of water from a spigot usually reserved for watering the horses — a place where you can act like Waldo Pepper himself, leaving the hot tarmac for the Cessna boys and their 2-mile finals.
On this particular Saturday afternoon, I had with me a 25-year-old flying enthusiast. A recent applicant for U.S. Navy flight training, he had been begging me for months to take him up in my yellow Stearman with its Navy markings. I would make this a day for him to tell his grandchildren about. How right I was.
We took off in the early afternoon and spent a leisurely 30 minutes over Mobile Bay, flying near several boats full of madly waving sailors, then low over the wharves and boathouses that lined the shore.
There was no windsock on the polo field, so I checked some flagpoles about a mile away. They were hanging limp, and I assumed that the winds in the area were calm.
As I set up my approach, everything seemed to be right on the money. I touched down in a three-point attitude just where I expected to, but perhaps a little fast. I was on the ground and rolling, but much faster than I had expected. "So what?" I thought. There was lots of grassy field ahead and plenty of time to slow down. Seconds later, I realized that this landing was going to be tight.
I was on the brakes hard now. I had already waited too long to go around. I was slowing down, but it was too late — the lake was approaching fast.
I shoved on the right rudder pedal and stepped even harder on the right brake, desperate to ground loop the big taildragger. But the nose had already started over, and suddenly I felt the prop strike the ground. For one long second we stood on end, then fell completely over on our back. In another couple of seconds we might have been sinking upside down into the lake, still strapped in our harnesses. Rather, we were hanging upside down at the end of the polo field, mercifully unhurt.
I realized that, regardless of what the nearby flags had indicated, I had just made a downwind landing. The wind was definitely blowing here.
The only serious injury was to my pride. I had actually flipped an airplane upside down. I had seen pictures of upside-down airplanes before and had wondered how a pilot could be so incredibly stupid. Here was my beautiful yellow Stearman on its back with the wheels in the air … like a dead animal.
The airplane went to the shop with a bent propeller, crushed rudder, and dozens of broken ribs in the upper wing — relatively light damage under the circumstances, but enough to keep me out of the air for several months.
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And what did I do while waiting for my Stearman to be repaired? I begged rides from my fellow pilots. You know, the ones who fly the Cessnas on their 2-mile finals.
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I don't think you get what I'm saying. It's true that he's whiny, feminine with his pretty boy looks and all that - but Hideo Kojima did that for a reason. What would be the point in creating a new Metal Gear Solid lead character to try and broaden your audience if he looked and/or acted similar to Solid Snake? Besides, it also makes Solid Snake more appealing as a character since Raiden was a newcomer within FOXHOUND and Solid Snake the seasoned veteran.
If anything, you should blame Hideo Kojima for teasing his audience into thinking that you would play as Solid Snake in the sequel. I didn't follow all of the trailers and interviews back then though so maybe I'm just more forgiving than others. And although some women might still think he's hot, I doubt Raiden was meant to turn into this brooding, cryptic badass since he was originally conceived to appeal more to a female audience.
Revengeance is just pointless. There's no need for it. Raiden served his purpose at the end of Metal Gear Solid 4 by finally reuniting with his family. Why make a sequel other than to exploit his new badass image? :/
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Would girls find him attractive? Yeah. Do I find him sexy? No. I do think he is pretty badass at times and a good character though. In MGS2 he was purposefully the "New Guy", maybe to cater towards people who never played an MGS game before.
My main problem with him in MGS2 was that it seemed they deliberately feminized him a certain moments. There are a few times when he would strike girly poses (hand on one hip is a good example...), having the president mistake him for a woman, giving him a really tight suit and womanly hips... I mean was that really needed (Although the president mistaking him for a woman was hilarious, and I know it's just Japanese humor).
I like Raiden though, it's too bad that MGR isn't set between MGS2 and 4. I think seeing his transformation would be really cool from a character stand point.Last edited by bigCman123; 03-22-2012 at 02:22.
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he didn't have to bring anyone new in. just a situation and new enemies like everything else. there's already a billion characters in the series. and almost all of them are badass. i will blame kojima. everyone think's he's god. he's a nerd which isn't a bad thing necessarily but there's only so many robots and silly ninjas you can throw into a First blood inspired series. and don't get me started on nanomachines lol. everything else IMO was GREAT. now it is time to make something new which i don't think he can do
Let's be honest: You sleep with anything that walks on two legs. Sometimes, you're not even that discriminating
03-22-2012 #29
He's $#@! made. I don't like $#@! made people. Don't be a $#@! made person.
But to answer in shorter terms, I don't hate him per se, I just know Big Boss will crown his ass.
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I liked the original one. I despise MGS4 one.
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I don't hate him but the only character i wanna be playing in a MGS game is Snake. Raiden should really have a different series. Raidens Fabulous Adventures.
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Im a big MGS fan... have em all, love em all... and absolutely cant wait for Rising... Ninja Raiden is so effing badass
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Never disliked Raiden. He bugged me a little in MGS2, but I could understand why he behaved the way he did.
Granted, I haven't played him in MGS4 where I'm told he's more annoying, so ehh...
^Yeah, every female MGS fan I know has a ridiculous attraction to Snake (if not him, Otacon).
Kojima probably didn't have to make Raiden in the first place. lolLast edited by Bio; 03-25-2012 at 05:25.
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I didnt hate Raiden, but i didnt love him either. I didnt vote, because my choice wasnt an option. I thought it was a nice change of pace, playing as a complete outside character, but in MGS2 he was too whiney and did in fact act like a 15 year old girl at points, whereas in MGS4, he was very badass, which is how i think they shouldve developed him as a bit more so in MGS2. He was a little too much Wussy anime boy in MGS2 for my taste. I really think they shouldve shown more badassness in his first game instead of all the whining and complaining he did.
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MGS = Snake.
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By Autumn Latour Northlake Christian School correspondent The Northlake Christian students experienced a touch of Paris on April 9 at the Junior/Senior Prom. The theme for this year's prom was "One Night in Paris" and was held at Tchefuncta Country Club near Covington. Although entitled the "Junior/Senior Prom," the dance was open to sophomores, juniors and seniors. The prom was held from 8 p.m. until midnight, with the sophomores leaving at 11 p.m. Traditionally at Northlake, prom is organized and funded by the junior class in honor of the seniors. Juniors are given the responsibility of choosing the theme, reserving a location, decorating, creating prom T-shirts, as well as creating gifts for the seniors with help from their sponsors Sherri
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1. Walt Disney, knowing he was dying of cancer, had cryogenic tanks placed in the heart of Cinderella's Castle where he lies frozen, awaiting a cure for the cancer that killed him.
This is one of the most pervasive urban myths in Orlando. There is no doubt that Walt was one of the most ground-breaking inventors of all time when it came to animatronics and new technologies. An interest in cryogenics would be a natural part of his curiosity about technology, but mythbusters in Orlando have never been able to verify his investment in a cryogenics lab. Disney employees have been poking around in Cinderella's Castle since the opening of the Magic Kingdom in the early 1970s and have never found any evidence to support this urban legend. Upon his death, Walt Disney was cremated and buried in a cemetery in California.
2. The Space Mountain ride at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom Theme Park once decapitated a rider who stood up during a ride.
Even some of the cast members at the Magic Kingdom believe this one. The story goes that a guest stood up on the Space Mountain ride in fear of his life and had his head severed by a low-hanging metal ridge. This is the story that teachers told students on field trips to the Magic Kingdom and, believe me, we listened. Is this myth true? Not exactly.
First, a person standing up on a ride moving upwards of 40 mph, rocketing around curves and plunging down hills would be a rather incredible feat. Is it true that a head was decapitated? Yes! According to one of the top Disney researchers, before Space Mountain was opened to the public, a rather unfortunate crash-test dummy bounced out of the seat and had his head knocked clean off. The trainees below got the fright of their life when the head landed and rolled towards them. There is no doubt that the unlucky crash-test dummy was the start of this Orlando urban myth.
3. The first three Disney theme parks opened on October 1st to commemorate the date that Walt Disney was dishonorably discharged from the Army.
Rumor has it that the reason Walt Disney was discharged from the army was for drawing cartoon characters on an Army truck. Furthermore, Disney was supposedly quite proud of the dishonorable discharge. Is this urban myth true? No. First of all, Walt Disney never served in the Army because he was too young to enlist during World War I. He did volunteer for the American Ambulance Corps for the Red Cross, but he was not dishonorably discharged. Secondly, Disney-MGM Studios, as the park was known then, opened on May 1st, not October 1st.
4. Expansion of the monorail system to cover other areas of Disney property would cost more than $1,000,000 per mile.
Anyone who has ever visited Walt Disney World has more than likely experienced the smooth ride of the monorails that link three of the resorts to the Magic Kingdom, Epcot and other locations on Disney property. Even with this fast, quiet and pollution-free ride, Disney still employs the use of large diesel buses and other vehicles. Many people wonder why the monorails have not been expanded to include all areas of Disney. The standard answer is that the expansion would cost $1,000,000 per mile. Is this myth true? No. The truth is that it would cost much more than that. A similar system built in Las Vegas cost almost $700,000,000 for just over four miles of track. A monorail expansion would be great, but it is not in the company's immediate plans.
5. There is a secret members-only club located under the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.
According to urban legends, the secret members-only club is the only place in the park to obtain liquor. Is this myth true? Partially. There is a secret Disney club called Club 33, but it is located in Disneyland in California, not in Disneyworld in Orlando. Mythbusters believe rumors of the real secret club were extended to Orlando.
Although the majority of Orlando urban myths are related to Disney, there are some that are not. Read a few below.
6. A Connecticut senator called a travel agent to complain about his Orlando hotel room. The complaint? He couldn't see the ocean from his room's balcony.
The travel agent explained that, although the senator may have requested an ocean-view room, seeing the ocean from Orlando was impossible because Orlando wasn't close to any ocean. The senator reportedly replied, "Don't tell me that, I looked at the map and Florida is a very thin state." Is this myth true? No. Is this myth funny? Absolutely.
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The theory of erosive burning has been constructed front first principles using turbulent boundary layer concepts. It is shown that the problem constitutes one of solution of flame propagation equation for turbulent flow. The final approximate solution for the case of single step overall kinetics reveals the combined effects of fluid mechanics and chemical kinetics. The results obtained from this theory are compared with earlier experimental results. The dependence of erosive burning characteristics on various parameters has been elucidated.
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Aside from the fact that she's a global juggernaut, Lady Gaga seems to have two groups of devout fans: women and the gays. But after reading a post on her Twitter over the weekend, metal peeps might need to show her some respect too. Anyone that likes metal or eats meat in the midwest knows about Kuma's Corner, the Chicago burger joint that features creations named after heavy bands. Apparently, she stopped by the institution over the weekend to have a Judas Priest burger (bacon, bleu cheese dressing with apples, walnuts, and dried cranberries) and tweeted about it. Normally, we'd just give her some props for being a diva that likes a burger and beer in an age of vegetarians, but then we got around to reading her tweet:
Just spent the morning at kuma's, judas priest burger and cheap beer, denim +leather, brought us all together.
So wait, Lady Gaga is QUOTING SAXON! Our respect for her just went up significantly. We kinda had her pegged as the type of person that would say she liked metal, and then rattle off Motley Crue and Def Leppard as bands she liked. But Saxon? Wow, just wow.
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Wow… just wow.
So, you're saying she's like Princess of the Night then?
That burger sounds awful! Obviously a Halford original.
I'm her biggest fan, I'll follow her until she loves me…
I don't know man, I know she had a rock/art metal band when she was first coming up heavily influenced by Queen. So she might be into some heavy stuff. All in all bitch is just crazy.
Her wikipedia page says she used to date a metalhead, too. So chances are she probably knows what she's tweeting about.
Leather and jeans / Garage glamorous…
The chick ROCKS!
obviously she has impeccable taste
I'll wait until I start hearing the cover songs before I look to modern pop singers for approval of what I listened to 20 years ago.
Lady Gaga is one of the strangest ppl ever. Just cause she stopped at a metal resturant and had a judas burger(that sounds like shit! making think of it, i want to through up), then site a qoute from saxon? doesn't make her a metalhead
This is exactly why "metalheads" are frowned upon by people who like metal and are wise enough to carry an open mind. You may not like her music, kiddos – but this chick knows her stuff. She even admitted to dancing to Run to the Hills when explaining her father thought she was unstable in NYC. All in all she gets my respect as a singer, song writer, artist and a respectable fan of music.
As for all of you close minded, dipshits – that's probably why you guys don't get laid.
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I read gossips almost everywhere, that absolutely nothing in Drag queen Gaga is original and that she is usually a copycat I nevertheless really like Lady Gaga coZ she is awesome!
I don't like beyonce because she always does bad things , altough i like her voice
fuckin new it, listen to love game. under lying riff is heaps metal.
lol, I love Lady Gaga!
Lady GaGa rocks, but is she really one of the most influential ppl?
Funny how metalheads just try to deny this fact. Don't get me wrong, I love metal in almost every form. However I have no trouble admitting I like Lady Gaga's music a lot too. Besides, I think she has a rather varied and often bizarre background. Honestly, unlike what people might think from looking at just the surface, Gaga's awfully "true" for modern pop.
Lady Gaga or Stefani Germanotta, when she was young she has her own rock band and this is Lady Gaga D'yer Maker Led Zeppelin Cover live @ The Bitter End 1/20/06 on youtube.
It's not a secret. This is really common knowledge. She used to be part of a rock/burlesque routine where she'd do her music too. Googling basic facts pays off :p
Some metalheads are just PRETENTIOUS DICKS. They care more about image than they do about music. There's really no difference between metalheads like them and justin bieber. All they care about is looking cool. Lady gaga will never be accepted in their community because of the simple and insignificant fact that she is labled "pop" by mainstream media.
All she did was eat at a themed resturant who gives a fuck. She not metal and shes a media attention whore. Fuck her in her ass.
A lot of people are hostile towards overt pop music but if you suspend your prejudices and open your mind, her music is absolutely outstanding. I can see why she has become as big as she has, I'm in my late 30s and bought her new record and it's incredible. "Highway Unicorn" in particular fuses elements of industrial, heavy metal and heavy pop hooks and several other tracks are close to that level.
If u love that bitch go and fuck her gay ass ,,,, mother fucker..!!!
Cause u cant admit ur Lesbian bitch…!!!!!
Well Said Brother ….!! We are just like a big Family Metal heads that sound is better than home…!!! These people just here because
they are just fucking metal posers not because they know the true meaning of metal,……Stay Heavy Brother…..m/ -
I'm a bit disappointed in my metal brethren in regards to the replies to this post. Seriously, if it matters so much to any of you that a pop singer listens to metal, I think it might be that time in your life where you shut off your computer and either shut yourself off from society, or perhaps go out and meet other people.
yeah yeah yeah. we know gaga loves metal. we all saw the pics of her in the audience at the Iron Maiden concert. we all saw the early concert of her crowd surfing back when she first started. we all know, before she was famous she used to be in a metal band, and do metal covers. all the more reason she's a sellout. I read an interview with her where she said she 'cried for days' after being told by her producers that they wanted her to do dance instead of rock and metal. sellout.


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Best meal I ever ate:
was a Thanksgiving we cooked at work (FDNY). We deep fried turkeys and eveyone brought in a speciality from home. We all remember how good it was too this day
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My Debut as a Costume Designer
"CROSSING THE RIVER" was the first film I ever Costume Designed.
And it is finally hitting the festival circuit! The short film was recently accepted into the WAMM Fest (Women and Minorities in the Media). It's crazy to me to think that I have been in costuming for over a year now! I am most excited to see the string of shorts and other film projects I've worked on to finally hit the big screen (or the festival screens, for that matter)!
The idea for the film stemmed from an article Writer/Director Emilie MacDonald had read about a cross burning. From the website:
CROSSING THE RIVER is a narrative short film about a modern-day hate crime. White teenage brothers Grant and Shawn, estranged from their mother, find the connection they are seeking with a racist older man. Michaela, an innocent 13 year old from a mixed-race family, is new in town. After tensions in the boys' lives escalate, a cross is burned on Michaela's lawn. The film explores the points of view of both the victim and perpetrators, and seeks to reveal how someone can be influenced to do something morally unspeakable.
I am a little apprehensive to see my designs on screen, but also exhilarated. I had so much fun working on this film; the process, though hectic at times, was relaxed, and the cast and crew meshed well together. The story played out beautifully on screen, and I am sure we will all be proud of the result.
Check out the trailer for CROSSING THE RIVER below:
You can also follow the film's progress via Twitter.
To Celebrate my Debut, Here's my "Autobiographical Rap"
I wrote this silly little rap out of boredom on the way to Savannah, GA back in May. It's basically the story of my first year out of college and subsequent entry into the film costuming field.
Unfortunately, I couldn't get any video to work on my aging computer, so you're just getting sound bytes. Sorry!
In Case You're Curious…
Here are the lyrics (if you can call them that). Yeah.
Give me a sec to introduce myself
My name's Hayley Hart, and I'm from the South.
North Carolina is where I live,
but I roam through the country like sand through a sieve (oh, oh)
Yeah I'm from the South, but don't get confused
cuz it ain't that I just refuse to produce that southern twang
cuz I did spend some time way up in Maine.Turned 22 and I moved to the North,
didn't look back cuz I felt no remorse.
I moved to Canada,
where they say "eh",
Oui, je parle un peu de français.
So I spoke some French and I made some friends,
and I wondered if I'd ever go back again,
but I got a job at a yoga store,
really liked that but I wanted somethin more
cuz I lost myself and I lost my health,
and I had to wait till May for the snow to melt.But I drank some beer, and I ate poutine
(Montreal's got some great cuisine)
but eventually, I had to leave,
so I packed my bags and I packed my car,
headed for the border didn't get very far
cuz I spent some time travelin in the Northeast,
and I saw some states that I'd never seen,
but really, I wanted to be
way down South in the 8.0.3.When I came home I browsed Craigslist,
tryna find something to hold my interest,
saw an ad looking for a costumer,
decided to apply just outta humor.
Then I headed to set, ready to go,
and now I love those people that I've come to know.And a few months later this is my career,
just tryna gain experience like my peers.
2 Responses to "My Debut as a Costume Designer"
Loved it – especially that you are using your middle name – sounds wonderful – could you possibly be a country singer?? xx
On Thu, Feb 7, 2013 at 3:39 PM, Hayley Swins
Haha, maybe if I had a singing voice I'd try being a country singer XD
And I just used my middle name because it fit better with the rhythm haha xoxo


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Back in midtown, I've been living at the Museum of Television & Radio lately, not only because of that fab Bowie series, but because TV producer Bob Booker just presented an entertaining outtake compilation called Behind the Scenes in Hollywood. Among the more salacious highlights were Eddie Murphy deep-throating a large plastic cup and insult comic Don Rickles pretending singer Steve Lawrence had fisted him and Steve's jewelry was coming out of his butt. The golden days indeed!
The new stuff is pretty good, too. In fact, The Anna Nicole Show on E! is riveting viewing, focusing on a self-absorbed, tranquilized inflatable doll of a woman who's everything reality TV should bethough the gay people who rebuilt Asbury Park should probably get to work on her real soon. The busty Britney Spears might also need repair. As you know, all of a sudden, radio's changed focus to Norah Jones, Avril Lavigne, Vanessa Carlton, and other clothed gals who can actually play instruments and write songs (but of course happen to be good-looking too). Even Pink has wisely picked up a guitar and gone rock-a-doodle. I picture Brit putting her breasts back in jars and learning the flügelhorn as we speak.
They've reconstructed The Boys From Syracuse on Broadway and added a surprise cameodon't read this if you don't like your surprise cameos ruineddone by squeaky-voiced TV Land-er Georgia Engel. They've also exhumed Frankie and Johnny in the Claire de Lune, a wise, sexually explicit stalker romantic comedy that's mainly lessened by its fairly redundant second half. But see it and you'll see an entire audience who'd been saying, "Stanley Tucci is not a sex symbol" drop their tongues as the curtain goes up and screech, "Stanley Tucci is a sex symbol!" Think muscle bear minus the bear part. Think non-dwarf with non-strap-on. Think Club Paradise.


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