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In today's least-surprising news, Sidney Crosby was named captain of Team Canada for the 2014 Winter Olympics.
Crosby, who scored the gold medal-winning goal for Canada against the United States at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver, is the best player on Canada's roster and as well as captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins. The bigger news here would've been if he wasn't named to lead the team.
Joining Crosby as leaders will be Team Canada's alternate captains — Chicago's Jonathan Toews and Nashville's Shea Weber. Both players are captains of their NHL teams as well giving Canada numerous character guys to take charge.
If the Olympics were based on the number of captains on a roster, Canada would be a heavy favorite there as well.
- killerpgh - Jan 19, 2014 at 11:27 AM
Let the bashing began.
- isithockeyseasonyet - Jan 19, 2014 at 11:33 AM
I'm not saying you do and I'm not saying you're wrong for this post, but your fellow penguin brethren troll just as hard as the pens haters
- killerpgh - Jan 19, 2014 at 12:47 PM
Every team that has fan has useless one.
- pdmjr - Jan 19, 2014 at 11:28 AM
Was there really any choice? There would be rioting in Canada if he wasn't.
- mikebel11 - Jan 19, 2014 at 11:45 AM
No there would not be rioting. A large portion of Canadians don't even like Crosby. I don't know anyone who would have been disappointed had Toews or Weber been named captain instead. There would just be a hissy fit from Dumb Cherry.
- c9castine - Jan 19, 2014 at 11:27 PM
a large portion? thats silly talk. i know a lot of people would be upset if that no-winning bum weber was captain.
it was probably something like 60-40 in favor of crosby as it should be. toews is great obviously he's a proven captain. but so is sid, and he's older, his spotlight has been MEGA bright for much longer and so he knows how to deal that much better, and he scored that goal for them last time and is in general a better player. makes sense.
- elmerbrownelmerbrown - Jan 19, 2014 at 1:49 PM
Claude G
- fbothharbaughs - Jan 20, 2014 at 6:22 AM
Claude G's gotta make the roster, no?
- joey4id - Jan 19, 2014 at 1:55 PM
Is Toews not also a Canadian? Oh! Wait! Of course he is. This is after the Canadian team. What a stupid comment pdmjr? Toews or Crosby. Both are very deserving of wearing the C for TC.
- lowenni - Jan 19, 2014 at 11:49 AM
I would've given the alternate to Keith instead of Weber.
- pitpenguinsrulez - Jan 19, 2014 at 11:53 AM
Was a no brainer
- thomasvanek - Jan 19, 2014 at 12:08 PM
Because no one used their head in the decision. Toews was the obvious choice.
- joey4id - Jan 19, 2014 at 1:56 PM
How is Toews more deserving than Crosby? Why don't you elaborate instead of just commenting of the sake of trolling.
- comeonnowguys - Jan 19, 2014 at 3:31 PM
Crosby is the better player. Toews is the better captain. It's amazing how people can't seem to make that distinction.
- c9castine - Jan 19, 2014 at 11:27 PM
and how would that distinction be made exactly? some people just talk out of their ass.
- comeonnowguys - Jan 20, 2014 at 9:23 AM
Talking out my ass? Fine. Which captain has won more cups?
- comeonnowguys - Jan 20, 2014 at 9:26 AM
Or, which captain actually won Best Forward in the last Olympics? It wasn't Crosby.
- c9castine - Jan 20, 2014 at 5:02 PM
you just declared your own simple mindedness by thinking that its as simple as toews has 2 cup and crosby 1. itso hard to win its ridiculous.
people can't make up their mind. first the pens coach sucks, their goalie sucks, their defense sucks. now crosby just isn't that great of a captain because he's only one the hardest trophy in sports once at the age of 26.
ill never forget that little episode Toews had in the penalty box with, who was it, brent seabrook coming in to calm him down and get him refocused. i have never seen that with Crosby.
he had 3 goals, 11 assists in 23 games winning last year. good numbers, i suppose. jarome iginla had 12 points in 15 games last year and that was basically in 2 series as nobody scored for us in the ECF.
good leader obviously but I'm sick of people talking about him like he's mark messier or mario lemieux.
- davidsmj22 - Jan 19, 2014 at 11:55 AM
I thought diving was in the Summer Olympics?
- buysamadrink - Jan 19, 2014 at 12:31 PM
Quick witted, for sure. Now you just need to watch some hockey, and then you'll be able to post intelligently.
- elmerbrownelmerbrown - Jan 19, 2014 at 1:29 PM
He wears the CAPTAIN Cu## label all year so why should this be any different
- fbothharbaughs - Jan 20, 2014 at 6:26 AM
Claude G still "the best player in the world"?
- ovi8hull16 - Jan 19, 2014 at 12:00 PM
Ok cool… Now I wonder who is captaining the Men's team?
- pavelfitzgerald - Jan 19, 2014 at 12:24 PM
There would not have been any rioting. A large faction of Canadians would have liked to seen Jonathan Toews been the captain but you can't argue with Crosby being the captain since he is the best player in the world (diving, crying & all)
- Stiller43 - Jan 19, 2014 at 12:26 PM
Maybe a "large portion," but certainly not the majority.
- mikebel11 - Jan 19, 2014 at 2:05 PM
Yup, that's why I said large portion and not majority. It was either him or Toews and regardless of who got it there would definitely not be any rioting. The closest thing would be a senile old man whining about it on TV and then a bunch of people who don't understand or watch hockey agreeing with him.
- mikebel11 - Jan 19, 2014 at 2:09 PM
Who wears the C really doesn't matter when your team is made up of 6 captains and 9 assistants from their nhl clubs
- shaundre93 - Jan 19, 2014 at 12:30 PM
This honestly has nothing to do with how I feel about Crosby… but I think Toews should have been el capitano. He is definitely one of if not the best leader in the league
- joey4id - Jan 19, 2014 at 1:58 PM
What do you base you argument on? Easier to say than to justify your comment. Eh!
- shaundre93 - Jan 19, 2014 at 2:31 PM
Its not that I think Crosby is a bad choice, but towes has already captained 2 cups and is widely considered the best captain in the NHL. He's physical, can be a rah rah guy and can lead by example. Also he has a reputation of being a winner, not a whiner. Im not trashing sid but I don't think he should be captain just cause he's the best player. What do you base your argument off other than that Crosby is the best player?
- joey4id - Jan 19, 2014 at 2:45 PM
Toews is widely considered as the best by whom? Mario Lemieux was with Pitt and saw Crosby's first strides in the NHL, and was a big part of naming Crosby captain. Matter of fact Crosby turned down the C when it was offered to him after his rookie season. So, he was already showing signs of being a good leader during his rookie year. Personally, and as I wrote below, Toews and Crosby are both deserving of the C. TC would have been in good hand with Toews as well. I was ok with either one being captain before the announcement. You could make a case for either one.
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- joey4id - Jan 19, 2014 at 3:10 PM
Toews won 2 cups, and Crosby was the youngest captain ever to lead his team to a SC championship. Like either one is worthy of the C.
- comeonnowguys - Jan 19, 2014 at 3:32 PM
Younger than Toews by mere months.
- benrob99 - Jan 19, 2014 at 12:44 PM
Suck it haters. Crosby will go ahead and lead Canada to another gold medal… then he'll continued to be boo'ed by you morons that live in igloos.
That's OK. we'll celebrate him in Pittsburgh (as well as anywhere else that doesn't have their heads buried in their ice holes) as exactly what he is: The UNDISPUTED best hockey player in the world.
- killerpgh - Jan 19, 2014 at 1:08 PM
Hopefully he doesn't win Gold. Screw Crosby when he put on the Canadian jersey. After the last Olympics the 1st game was a home game against the Sabres and the Pens did a little tribute for all the players from both teams who played in the Olympic. Ryan Miller got the loudest cheer and you could hear fans booing when the the showed Crosby scoring the "golden goal".
- Hockeyfan - Jan 19, 2014 at 6:08 PM
Do you really need it pointed out to you that it was an American crowd cheering more loudly for their American Olympians and booing The Canadian who won? You get that, right??????
- laxman1944 - Jan 19, 2014 at 1:58 PM
YOU suck it "Ben"
Crosby is a lousy Captain and a poor leader…….This is a KNOWN thing.
Only reason he is named is because he is (unfortunently/force fed down everybodies throat) the face of The NHL
- joey4id - Jan 19, 2014 at 2:00 PM
Ok! Why is he a lousy Captain and poor leader? Tell us. I just can't wait to hear your argument.
- laxman1944 - Jan 19, 2014 at 3:09 PM
LOL……Look at his behavior in the playoffs.
Take off you blinders
- joey4id - Jan 19, 2014 at 3:18 PM
Of course… NHL teams select their leaders based on how they do in the playoffs. It has nothing to do with what they do off the ice…. Moron!
"That dynamic, of being the conduit between coaches and players, is a very slippery slope. The captain will be held to a higher standard, and quite frankly most players can't deal with that kind of stress. That's why there is only one captain. And that's why picking him is such an ordeal for teams to go through. He has to convey their message on a delay on basis, while playing spy, constantly reporting back to the enemy camp. Leaders ship is a bizarre intangible; there's no set guidelines to follow when selecting a captain. Each team has its own rationale for picking their guy to lead the rank and file. And if there is drama brewing within the rank and file, it's up to the captain to convey that intelligence back to the coaches. They need to know about it so that they can address it. Little things lead to big things in locker rooms, and they need a mole on the inside who can keep them up to speed on everything go on. Sound crazy? Welcome to the world of an NHL captain."
Source: "Wearing the "C"" Leadership Secrets from Hockey's Greatest Captains", by Ross Bernstein
- Lupy Nazty Philthy - Jan 20, 2014 at 6:12 AM
"Crosby is a lousy Captain and a poor leader…….This is a KNOWN thing."
Known only to internet trolls who can't be bother to watch an actual game or look at a stat sheet. Getting hockey advice from people who refer to Crosby as "Cindy" is like getting business advice from a squeegee kid.
- dontbsuchapuss - Jan 19, 2014 at 12:55 PM
Imagine that better give Cindy her way so she doesn't cry foul. God forbid he isn't a headline story it's bad enough half the commentators would have his child. He is a great player but it makes you throw up the way he is talked about and the way he cries to the linesman when he isn't liking the way the game is going.
- joey4id - Jan 19, 2014 at 2:01 PM
It never ceases to amaze me how YOU supposedly adults use childish name calling to make a point. Makes me wonder who the child really is.
- hallforpresident - Jan 19, 2014 at 1:06 PM
Bob Mackenzie put it this way right before the season started: if it isn't Crosby for captain, it's a story. Just a sideshow distraction that nobody wants. Either way Crosby is a worthy choice.
- hockeyflow33 - Jan 19, 2014 at 1:10 PM
How many guys on this team could wear the C with no issues? 7 or 8 guys at least!
- joey4id - Jan 19, 2014 at 2:03 PM
What's your point? It came down to two players. Toews or Crosby. Who cares if there were 3 are 20 worthy of wearing the C.
- hockeyflow33 - Jan 19, 2014 at 4:33 PM
Are you asking wy I left a comment on a comment section or why an entire team of leaders is a good thing?
- joey4id - Jan 19, 2014 at 5:08 PM
Was that your point? There are a bunch of leaders but only one will be "The Leader" and he and only he will assume all the responsibilities that is awarded to the captain.
- Lupy Nazty Philthy - Jan 20, 2014 at 5:45 AM
His point wasn't that hard to figure out… unless you act like a tween who's mad Crosby got picked over the guy he wanted.
Team Canada is loaded with tons of leadership. There's a bunch of guys who could have been captains before.
As of right now Crosby, Toews, Getzlaf, Benn, Weber and Tavares are captains on their respective teams. Nash and Luongo have both been captains in the past.
Stamkos, Bergeron, Perry, Keith, Sharp, Kunitz, Marleau, Pietrangelo are all alternate captains on their team. Many of them could be captains too, if they weren't already on teams with good captains.
Even guys who didn't make team Canada are captains. Any injuries and Canada can call St Louis, Giroux, Staal, Spezza, Thornton to the Olympic team.
No country even comes close.
- tru2joelu4eva - Jan 19, 2014 at 1:30 PM
- sjsharks66 - Jan 19, 2014 at 1:49 PM
I am surprised Bergeron was not an alternate. Crosby being captain is just obvious. Canada loves the kid!
- tcclark - Jan 19, 2014 at 1:55 PM
He's clearly the best player on the team, but I hate the idea that the best player on the team should be captain which is the case too often in the NHL. Personally, I would go for the older veteran type. Those guys tend to be the most respected players in the locker room, but unfortunately Yzerman left most of those guys off the team. Guys like Joe Thornton and Marty St. Louis would have been better choices in my opinion, but they didn't make the roster.
I think Crosby's too "love him or hate him" of a player. I think Toews would have been a safer choice. There seem to be less people that hate him and the team is made up of mostly Western Conference guys who see Toews more than they see Crosby. He's also won two Stanley Cups with teams that have had high expectations so he can handle the pressure. Recently Crosby hasn't been able to say the same.
- joey4id - Jan 19, 2014 at 2:05 PM
Dean Blais, Former Head Coach of the CBJ
"It all starts with your captain, who are your leaders. You can't make leaders, you either have them or you don't. All it takes are a couple of bad apples to ruin the whole barrel. Sometimes as a coach, you know you have a championship-caliber team, but without that chemistry and winning attitude, you won't win. You need your leaders to keep everybody in line."
Source: "Wearing the "C"" Leadership Secrets from Hockey's Greatest Captains", by Ross Bernstein
- andyisfat - Jan 19, 2014 at 2:11 PM
Cindy would have gotten her panties in a bunch if she was not handed the "C". Toews is the real leader and is mature enough to let the sissy have her way.
- joey4id - Jan 19, 2014 at 2:28 PM
Why are your panties in a bunch?
- handsofsweed - Jan 19, 2014 at 2:55 PM
IDK. Apparently he's fat? And if Andy really is fat, then perhaps he needs bigger panties?
- csilojohnson - Jan 19, 2014 at 2:48 PM
Love how all the haters seem to know it all. Never see any facts to base any of it on.
- theageofquarrel - Jan 19, 2014 at 3:12 PM
This all you here from most commenters when it comes to Crosby or anything Penguins related:
- Hockeyfan - Jan 19, 2014 at 4:09 PM
Puzzling where posters get their "knowledge " like Crosby not being liked in Canada. Really? Or the long held complaints of Crosby whining when he clearly is way past that. It's just posters hanging on to their own crap. And that Crosby would have been upset if not chosen for the C? Crosby puts the game before himself, puts his team before himself, and has put a respectable face on the world of hockey. Sounds like a leader
Now that said, Toews would have also been an outstanding choice for those same reasons.
Those who chose must think Crosby will have the team's ear.
- narfmoo12 - Jan 19, 2014 at 5:17 PM
From back when ESPN covered hockey….
52% of players said that Crosby is the biggest crybaby in the NHL.
…Also, Crosby has less Cups than Toews, but still is captain. He got his linemate over his archenemy (Giroux). He got the biggest story of the team (St. Louis is 38, led the NHL in points last year, was snubbed in 2010) not selected. Seems like he did quite a bit of whining and crying this year.
- Hockeyfan - Jan 19, 2014 at 5:59 PM
Survey was Feb of 2009. Who won the cup that year?
Yes. It is all a conspiracy. Crosby has all the power and can get what ever he wants.
Not that Crosby has more international experience or Kunitz earned his spot and that Giroux
Just wasn't good enough earlier this year. I am certain it is all the mighty power of Crosby.
Agree that St. Louis is a big miss.
- ironman721 - Jan 19, 2014 at 4:12 PM
I'm a Pens fan but who cares who has the "C" for team Canada? USA! USA! USA!
- hines86for6 - Jan 19, 2014 at 7:24 PM
I really hope all the bickering in this thread is only coming from Canadians. who else should care?
- therooneyskilledwebster - Jan 19, 2014 at 9:04 PM
At least we now know what the "C" stands for.
- eagles512 - Jan 19, 2014 at 11:08 PM
I really think there were better choices. He's still a bit petulant and immature, although I admit he's by far the best player in the world. Then again, does a C on a jersey really matter?
- cspsrbums - Jan 20, 2014 at 12:06 AM
Who really cares if he wears a C
- cspsrbums - Jan 20, 2014 at 12:08 AM
I am sorry I guess it is the 1st time a girl is the captain of the men's hockey team
- Lupy Nazty Philthy - Jan 20, 2014 at 6:04 AM
Kind of funny (or is it sad?) how upset people get over this stuff. What a waste of energy. It's SO arbitrary who they make captain on Team Canada. The locker room is literally FULL of captains and team leaders. It really doesn't matter who got the "C".
Crosby was the obvious choice, seeing as he's Canada's best player. The best player usually gets the "C" in situations like this. Even Mark Messier was 2nd fiddle to Wayne Gretzky, and Mess is still considered one of the best captains ever in the NHL.
And the choice doesn't mean Toews is a worse captain like the hyperbole-brained morons make it out to be. In situations like this, 9 times out of 10 they go with the best player (not the best captain). Whether you like it or not, that player IS Crosby. Doesn't mean Toews isn't good too. Mark Messier and Steve Yzerman were 2nd fiddle to Wayne Gretzky too and they're considered two of the best NHL captains of all time. These things happen, so calm down people.
- rainyday56 - Jan 20, 2014 at 6:57 AM
Too many chiefs, not enough firemen: TC 's achilles heel since 1972.
- kpom1 - Jan 20, 2014 at 2:29 PM
Toews would have been a bolder choice. He has twice as many Stanley Cup rings since both were named captain of their respective teams in 2009. His teams also handle adversity better (coming back in 2010 against the Preds, 2013 down 3-1 to the Wings, and even forcing Game 7 in 2011 after falling behind Vancouver 3-0), while Crosby's teams have fallen flat once getting behind in a playoff series. Also, in 2010, Toews was +9 while Crosby was +2, despite Toews having just 1 more point (8) than Crosby (7). That means that while Crosby scored a lot, he also was on the ice a lot when the other team scored. Crosby is a better player, but Toews is more well-rounded and a better leader.

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Once the location or object is recognized, information about it is displayed on the phone or tablet as a graphical/textual overlay. The first thing that makes this unique is that we have no demo to show you on this website. To view a demo for augmented reality, you have to have a smart phone or a tablet. On that device you need to have an AR browser. Usually these are free and can be downloaded from either the Android or the iphone app stores. With the AR browser installed and ready to go, a layer is then downloaded that plays nicely with the AR browser. When your device comes within range of the object or location, the information pertaining to that location or object, contained in that layer is displayed on your device.
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Thanks to 61 Kickstarter backers and many other contributors, "6 Months to Live" TV is a reality! Learn more about the project here: kickstarter.com/projects/6monthstolive/6-months-to-live-web-tv-show
A special thank you to Vanessa Mona Hellmann, who took the thumbnail photo and did all the filming and editing for the pitch video! Her work is amazing, and I highly encourage you to check it out: vanessamona.com
Meet Ben Lack, Chief Conversationalist at The Daily Energy Report (dailyenergyreport.com)!
Thank you to all who made this possible! 6monthstolive.wordpress.com/thank-you/ and to Brainwash for allowing us to film on location: brainwash.com
"6 Months to Live," a production of Soaring Heart, LLC. All rights reserved.
Moments after finishing our interview with Ben Lack for episode 1, the "6 Months" crew met Reese Kolar, an incredible artist, engineering student, and human being. He graciously showed us some of his art and granted us an impromptu interview. Be sure to check out his art and "like" his Facebook Page: facebook.com/ReeseDoesDrawing
Thank you to Brainwash Cafe in San Francisco (brainwash.com) for letting us film on location, to Vanessa Mona Hellmann for her wonderful film-making (vanessamona.com), to Tyler S Johnson for his sound mixing and editing prowess, and to Gabriel Smetzer for his kickin' animation skills (kickstarter.com/projects/flewn/the-story-of-flewn)!
Music is powerful. It is one of humanity's most compelling ways to bring people together. Music has the ability to open hearts, spring inspiration, and dissolve borders. I hope you'll enjoy this episode dedicated to something that has brought so much beauty to the world.
Many thanks to Jenny Kerr and her partner, Phil Milner, from the Jenny Kerr Band, for sharing their time, home, and most importantly, their music (jennykerr.com) to Vanessa Mona Hellmann for her wonderful film-making (vanessamona.com), to Tyler S Johnson for his sound mixing and editing prowess, and to Gabriel Smetzer for his kickin' animation skills (gabrielsmetzer.com)!
To learn more about "6 Months to Live," please visit 6monthstolive.me
Dwayne Howard is one of the most incredible people I've ever met. Much of his life's journey has not been easy, but he chooses to see the beauty in life. He's an inspiration to me, to his customers, his family, friends, and to those who are or who have struggled with a difficult past.
Dwayne reminds us that it's never too late to change your life and that everyday is a gift.
Many thanks to Jonathan Peyton for allowing us to use his song, "A Different Man" (inspiration for the title of this episode), from his first EP! itunes.apple.com/us/album/like-a-ghost-ep/id529144156
Season 1 of "6 Months to Live" TV features people from all walks of life who are living meaningfully. Pull up a chair and be inspired!
Many thanks to 61 Kickstarter backers and many others for making this web show a reality! kickstarter.com/projects/6monthstolive/6-months-to-live-web-tv-show
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Welcome to the online home of Tim Challies, blogger, author, and book reviewer.
Trending Topics
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Gold Box - Just about every day I check Amazon's gold box deal just to see what's there. 99% of the time I've got no interest in what they are offering, but today's deal looks like a really good one. It's a Milwaukee M12 12-Volt Cordless Drill and Fork Meter Combo Kit for $139 off the regular price. While on the subject of deals, Westminster Books has the Gospel Coalition series of booklets discounted this week.
Democrats and Universities - Here's an infographic asking why Democrats outnumber Republicans in the academy. "Some argue that the lack of diversity among professors leads to an unbalanced and one-sided education, while others argue that conservatives self-select themselves out of this liberal profession. We dived into this issue, and the research suggests that this might not be an either-or situation."
Adam and Eve - NPR recently did a story on the existence of a historical Adam and Eve. I've said often that this may well be the big theological challenge we will find ourselves facing over the next few years. There are many people, even those who consider themselves evangelical, who want to deny that Adam and Eve ever existed.
The Male Gossip - I found this article challenging. "Close your eyes and picture a gossip. Whom do you see? I see a cluster of spinsters in old lace gloves sweetly spitting vitriol over tea. Perhaps I read too much Agatha Christie. But even if you don't have visions of British spinsters, your vision is most likely female. Am I right? Counter to our preconceived notions, in my (unfortunate) experience there are just as many male gossips as female gossips."
Bored with Social Media - This is interesting but not surprising to me: "A key group of young users of Facebook, Twitter and YouTube users are using the site less and less, according to new research. One in four 18-29 year-olds told Gartner that their use of social media had declined since they signed up, with many citing boredom as their reason for the decline."
Guarding Your Soul - I was recently a guest on the Haven Today radio program. If you listen in, you'll hear me talking about guarding your soul in a digital age.
Depression - Yesterday I posted a review of David Murray's book on depression. Here's a short video in which he discusses depression.
Hope is the only tie which keeps the heart from breaking. —Thomas Fuller


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The sheer fact that a pictorial representation stays in ones memory for a long time, makes Infographic a hotshot in Link Building. How many of us still remember the pictures given in our kindergarten books as compared with the long theoretical explanations in the later grades?
If a picture is worth a thousand words, than an Infographic is worth more than that. How it combines complex data to form graphical representations which demands immediate attention and helps in the understanding of an [...]
Top tips and tools to brainstorm for creative content
By Malika Sharma | December 3 2012
Brainstorming for content can be really difficult at times especially, when your job requires you to write about various niches at a short notice. Though there are many tools like discussion forums, content curation sites, social media platforms, social bookmarking sites, etc. that can help to overcome this problem. Using a lot of tools can be overwhelming. Hence, I have come up with some of my favourite tools that can help to do an effective brainstorm for content ideas. (more…) [...]
Link Building by Connecting with People
By Tad Chef | September 2 2011
In our weekly link building technique column I'd like to stress relationships again. Connecting with people is crucial as websites do not link, people link. Of course there are automated links as well but most of them aren't worth it.
The best links are editorial links by real people.
Who you get editorial links from? "Editors" obviously. On the Web there are all kinds of editors. They can be
social media users
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busi [...]
One of the most common blogging mistakes when it comes to corporate and business blogs is being opportunistic.
Just earlier today I have been interviewed by one of the largest German radio stations. I haven't been interviewed as an SEO specialist or SEO blogger though. I work from Germany and I also blog in German but not about SEO. One of my blogs I have created in the past for clients and still write for is called zeitgeist. As the name already suggests to some extent the blog deals [...]
How to Acquire Links by Feeding Egos
By Tad Chef | August 19 2011
In our weekly link building technique column I introduce acquiring links by feeding egos. It might sound a bit weird as most people consider egoism or the ego itself a trait to be ashamed of. So do we actually forage on the negative or even try to take advantage of people into linking to us? No, we and you have just to
appeal to those who you like and make it worthwhile to link back to you.
So again this technique is not a "SEO trick" to fool people, it's a way to ensure a true win to win [...]
"Content is king" is one of the widest spread Internet memes. Whether you agree or not you will see the phrase referenced all over the place. For several years Google was one of the most ardent supporters of the "content is king" philosophy.
Why does Google want you to "create great content" and lots of it?
In order to explain why I wanted to track the first mention of "content is king" just to find out that Bill Gates said in January of 1996. Also Sumner Redstone of Viacom said it before [...]


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What a week on Bilerico Project. We've had fantastic guest posts, a live blog, and our regular serving of contributor goodness. Plus, you can tell me what to blog about next week! Here are the top posts we've run this week:
Social Currency: Leveraging Status Filed by: Nina SmithReality vs. Ideology: A Closer Look at HIV Testing for Pregnant Mothers Filed by: Patricia Nell Warren
Smokin' Filed by: Monica RobertsBisexuality: Who's Using Whom? Filed by: Guest Blogger Ellyn Ruthstrom
Feinstein, Bond Star at HRC Gala; Solmonese on DOMA/ENDA Filed by: Karen OcambNBC's 'Kings' takes up gay interpretation Filed by: Matt Comer
Only Rich Christians Should Marry? Filed by: Waymon HudsonThe New Adventures of Aunt Christine Filed by: Guest Blogger
Gaytheism Filed by: Father TonySupport the G, L, B, and T troops Filed by: Alex Blaze
More Signs that Times are Changing in DC for LGBT Americans Filed by: Guest Blogger Bob Witeck (B-DC)
Escape From the Madness - Listen to Protest Songs Filed by: Chip Clapp (B-FL)
More and more young athletes coming out now: realizations from my project "Fearless" Filed by: Jeff ShengREAD THIS: This is NOT acceptable on Bilerico Project Filed by: Bil Browning
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Chiuri, Piccioli Give Valentino Couture a Try for Spring 2009
>> When Valentino Garavani released a statement categorically denying that he had anything to do with the design of his former accessory designers's first collection for the label, perhaps it was because he knew what was going to come down the runway today.
As Valentino and partner Giancarlo Giammetti sat front row, Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli sent out a collection that looked as though Valentino could have designed it himself; it was pure homage. Not to say that that didn't leave something to be wanted — there was no hint of the new designers' personalities, as if they still wished to be the invisible accessory designers, and this suggestion was reiterated by the fact that the show's programs had neither Chiuri's nor Piccioli's names listed. I, for one, am missing the categorically ousted Alessandra Facchinetti — her couture was fresh, sumptuous — unlike this collection — and with character.
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- Saint Laurent doesn't think those parody shirts are very funny — Racked
- Your favorite preppy style staple is making a comeback — Who What Wear
- What to wear when your office feels like an icebox — Lucky
- Models are totally cheating when it comes to BMI requirements — The Cut
- Long before Cara, Gigi, and Karlie, Christy ruled the runway — Style.com
- Is this the solution to your Mother's Day gift dilemma? — HuffPost Style
- Transform your outfit with these 5 accessories — InStyle
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Hutchings, Jessica (2003) Tchaikovsky : a tribute. Masters thesis, Concordia University.
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Tchaikovsky: A Tribute gives a fictionalized account of Peter Tchaikovsky's life as experienced and related by Nicolas Conradi, teenaged pupil to Peter's brother Modest. Hailing from Paris, the deaf Kolya is as yet immature--self-centred, inconsistent, pretentious and idealistic. His attempted portrayal of the apparently contrary characters of composer and brother succeeds rather in betraying his own characteristics and flaws. Hailing from Paris, the deaf Nicolas is as yet immature--self-centred, inconsistent, pretentious and idealistic. His attempt to portray the apparently contrary characters of composer and brother succeeds rather in betraying his own, limited self. Nicolas' character and narration set out the manuscript's twin themes: the dynamic between Romanticism and Rationalism and the nature of fiction-making. Allied to the first is an interest in the phenomenon of the sensitive artist, or, rather, in those uniformly obscure figures who support and allow for that phenomenon. Individualism and self-expression are balanced by the more circumspect if more circumscribed reason. Allied to the second is an interest in the contingent nature of interpretation, translation--from fact into fiction especially--and revelation. This meta-fictional quality derives from an imperfect understanding and immense admiration of Vladimir Nabokov, whose style the novella likewise engages and variously travesties. Tchaikovsky is as much a tribute to him as it is to either brother.
Divisions: | Concordia University > Faculty of Arts and Science > English |
Item Type: | Thesis (Masters) |
Authors: | Hutchings, Jessica |
Pagination: | x, 144 leaves ; 29 cm. |
Institution: | Concordia University |
Degree Name: | Theses (M.A.) |
Program: | English |
Date: | 2003 |
Thesis Supervisor(s): | Bolster, Stephanie |
ID Code: | 1986 |
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Hi. My DD has some behaviors that I am a little concerned about, but I am not really sure what to think about them? Sometimes I have thought that she had some asperger's-like tendencies, but no social issues... Anyhow, at her 4yo well check, I am planning on speaking with her Dr, but I was wondering if you guys could tell me What you thought? TIA!
First of all she is really really really smart. Like blows me away with the stuff she can absorb and what she remembers.
She has a fascination with putting things inside something, then dumping it out and starting all over again. She also likes to line things up. She likes poker chips and those beaded necklaces, and any small item that she can do these things with. I think she could spend an hour or even hours doing that.
When she was younger and got really excited, she would kind of hold her hands in front of her and kind of shake. Well, it has progressed... she still does that, but sometimes, out of the blue she also just puts her index finger right next to her eye and looks at it and shakes it.
She also has serious picky eater issues... I don't know if they are just typical for her age, or something to worry about. She does NOT try new things unless forced (I know this isn't great to force, but sometimes I don't know what else to do--- and by forced I mean, "You can't have this without trying a bite of this" and even then it is a HUGE battle), and a lot of her issues seem to be about texture? She had a huge problem with trying a carrot because it was hard to chew? A lot of times she will touch something and decide not to eat it based on that (like if a fruit it kind of juicy/slimy, she won't eat it). She used to eat almost anything (when she was a baby-1.5ish years?), but has progressively "dropped" foods ever since... She will eat PB sandwiches (NO jelly), grilled cheese, mac and cheese, cheese quesadillas,cheese, bread, SOME chicken nuggets, poptarts and cereal regularlly. She will sometimes eat apples (no peel), bananas, tacos (but I think this is being dropped), beans (also, she said recently that she doesn't like them anymore), pizza (just cheese and if it is really saucy, forget it), and rarely spaghetti (with much pushing). And then, of course she will eat junk food-- chips, candy, cake, cookies, crackers, etc.
She also seems to have some temperature issues. Like things are HOT to her that are just slightly warm to other people. Like she will say her bath is too hot when it's a little over lukewarm (her younger brother has no issues with it) and she refuses to eat "hot" food....
Also, this may be not too much of anything, but I'd say she is behind as far as writing/coloring. She just kind of does a jerky scribbly thing most of the time. Some of her peers seem to be making rudimentary figures and she just doesn't come close to that.
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The Kepler Guest Observer (GO) Program element solicits proposals for the acquisition and analysis of new scientific data from the Kepler mission, which is the tenth mission launched under NASA's Discovery Program. Cycle 5 will be the first full cycle of Guest observations in Kepler's extended mission phase, and with that transition the scope of the program has now been expanded to include proposals for exoplanet and exoplanet-related scientific observations. Specifically, under Cycle 5, the Kepler GO program is open to:
i) proposals addressing any area of astrophysics outside of the exoplanet Key Project study (see Section 1.3.1);
ii) proposals for short cadence observations of known exoplanet candidates that are not currently being observed in short cadence; and
iii) proposals for long cadence observations of new targets for the identification of planets transits.
Notices of Intent are requested by December 7, 2012, and proposals are due by January 18, 2012.
A separate electronic version of the target table must be submitted to the Kepler GO Office by the proposal deadline. Details appear in the text of Appendix D.7
ROSES 2012 will be updated on or about October 1 to reflect these changes.
Technical questions concerning this program element may be directed to:
Martin Still, Kepler Guest Observer Office, NASA Ames Research Center, MS 244-30
Moffett Field, CA 94035-1000. E-mail: email@example.com; Telephone: (650) 604-2018;
The NASA point of contact for programmatic information is Dr. Douglas Hudgins
Astrophysics Division, Science Mission Directorate, NASA Headquarters, Washington, DC 20546-0001. Telephone: (202) 358-0988; E-mail: email@example.com
ROSES 2012 Clarifications, corrections and amendments Amendment 16: Final text for Appendix D.7, The Kepler Guest Observer Program.
Description: Amendment 16 presents the Final text for Appendix D.7, The Kepler Guest Observer Program. Notices of Intent are requested by December 7, 2012, and proposals are due by January 18, 2012.


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Worldwide Aaron Swartz Memorial Hackathon Series
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Revision as of 16:15, 27 June 2013 by 126.96.36.199 (Talk)
The Worldwide Aaron Swartz Memorial Hackathons generated considerable interest and engagement, but there's more work to be done.
This is a page for coordinating this continuation, which is tentatively slated to begin Sept/Oct.
Given recent events, there will be much to discuss at the next Technoactivism Monday, but that might be the right time to get feedback from Nosebridge about interest and logistics.
Contents |
I see a hackathon minimally looking something like this:
- intro & curated pitches/presentations, mostly from activist/ngo types
- some sort of update on work from other locations
- time to work, for those who can find a project, maybe with simultaneous workshops
- demos at the end, with documentation as a necessary registration step to a demo
Proposed Dates
- Set up a event webpage - July
- Recruit hacklabs (as hosts) and activists (as PMs) - August
- Get signal-boosting web coverage - September
- Run events - October
Projects to Work on
- Nosebridge, SF
- Boston, MA (ML?)
- Seattle, WA (some hackerspace - willow?)
- Talk to SeattleAttic and/or Jigsaw and/or some other place. I can ask around. 22.214.171.124 23:15, 27 June 2013 (UTC)
- Bangalor
- Berlin
- Paris
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WATCH: Mind of a Chef Season 2 Sizzle Reel with Sean Brock and April Bloomfield
Many of you have discovered the joys of Mind a Chef Season 1 via Netflix, and, luckily for you, your fix for Season 2 will soon be satisfied. While Season 1 of the Anthony Bourdain-narrated and ZPZ-produced series boasted David Chang at the helm, this season will be shared by Sean Brock for the first eight episodes and April Bloomfield for the second eight episodes. You can check out a couple of Season 2 sizzle reels below, and stay tuned to PBS on September 7th for the premiere.
Mind of a Chef Season 2 sizzle reel from WGBH Station Relations on Vimeo.
PHOTOS: Sean Brock And April Bloomfield Take Mind Of A Chef Into The Head Of A Pig
WATCH: Season 2 Mind Of A Chef Trailer Reveals New Lady Chef Co-Host
RANT: Why I Love PBS Cooking Shows More Than Every Other Food Show Out There
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You may also send us videos you create about the Orthodox Faith.
A video created by Brett Bilcheck of St. John The Baptist Orthodox Church of Stratford, CT for a High School Video Production class project.The Orthodox understanding of Christ being the "Light which shines in the darkness" is is shown through video clips of the illumination of a small parish church, by candle and natural lighting. Watch Video
Epistle Reading: St. Paul's First Letter to Timothy 5:1-10
Gospel Reading: Luke 20:27-44
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Wednesday, June 06, 2012 | 2:53 PM
ESSENCE's 'Show Us Your Prom Dress'
We asked you to send us pictures of you in your prom dress and share your favorite prom memory, and we were flooded with replies. Check out our favorite prom dress looks here!
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Recognized as one of America's major choral conductors, maestro Robert Shafer was honored in 2000 by the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences at the annual GRAMMY® awards in Los Angeles, California with the GRAMMY® award for Best Choral Performance of the Year for the Washington Chorus's live performance recording of Benjamin Britten's War Requiem. In addition to this GRAMMY® award-winning recording, maestro Shafer prepared the Washington Chorus for the GRAMMY® award-nominated compact disc and film soundtrack recording of Mussorgsky's Boris Godunov with Mstislav Rostropovich and the National Symphony Orchestra in 1988. Maestro Shafer has been music director of the Washington Chorus since 1970. He conducts the Chorus's subscription series concerts and has prepared the Chorus for many of the world's leading conductors. He has guest conducted the National Symphony Orchestra on several occasions, and has conducted choral performances for NBC national television. A student of the distinguished Nadia Boulanger, he has been noted for his compositions, having won first prize in composition at the Conservatoire Americain in 1969. His works have been performed throughout the United States and Europe, and when he served as music director at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC, he composed and conducted a setting of Tu es Petrus in honor of Pope John Paul's 1979 visit to the nation's


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The Fort Morgan Recreation Department is sponsoring a trip to the Denver Christkindl Market on Saturday, Nov. 24.
The Christkind is the traditional bringer of gifts in German-speaking areas of Europe and takes the form of an angel.
The Christkindl Market will feature performances as well as vendors from Germany and European countries selling quality handcrafted gifts and traditional German food.
The cost for the trip is $20 per person, and lunch is on your own. The trip will depart from the Senior Center, 110 Sherman St., at 9:30 a.m.
The registration deadline is Nov. 16, and participants must be 21 or older.
Payment is due at the time of registration at the Recreation Center, 528 State St., in Fort Morgan.
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A solo exhibition of new work by Alisha McCurdy '08, M'09 took place in June 2011. "In the Seams" was exhibited at the Oasis Gallery in Marquette, Michigan.
Alisha is at work completing her Master of Fine Arts degree at Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, New York. Her work was selected for exhibition in the Best of SUNY (State University of New York) Student Exhibition, which took place in June at the New York State Museum in Albany.
Three of her artist books were featured in a group show, Honoring the Page, at Gallery North in East Setauket, New York, along with fellow artists Peter Freleng, Larissa Grass, and Sungsook Setton.
"Finally, I am most honored to be named the MFA recipient of the Maurice M. and Miriam H. Goldberger Fellowship for Fine Arts during 2011–2012," Alisha said. The fellowship is awarded annually to two graduate students, one in M.F.A. art studio and another in M.A./Ph.D. art history and criticism studying at Stony Brook University. Each recipient is elected by the department faculty based on artistic scholarship and merit.
"I look forward to dedicating the funds awarded to my upcoming solo and group thesis exhibitions taking place November 2011 and February 2012 respectively," Alisha said.
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About the NEXUS
The challenge of thinking in a Water, Energy and Food Security Nexus perspective is central to the Green Economy and the consideration of sustainability development goals.
The Bonn2011 Nexus Conference from 16-18 November 2011 resulted, among others, in this online resource platform, which presents a large variety of documents, presentations, news, messages and other Information from various sources on the Nexus. It aims to demonstrate the relevance of a Nexus approach for sustainable development and raises awareness that more systemic thinking is needed.
NEXUS in the Media
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Asia is the fastest-growing region in the world, with a billion people added to its cities from 1980 to 2010. Urbanization drives Asia's position as an economic powerhouse, but for this growth to be sustainable, ... careful planning is being urged to create more resilient cities that are not only resource-efficient, but also promote quality of life. With the rapid pace of urbanization across the globe, the vital resources of energy, water and food are coming under great pressure. In 2014, Shell led the Powering Progress Together (PPT)-Asia forum in Manila, the first multisectoral dialogue in the region to discuss the relevant themes of the energy-water-food stress nexus.
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Climate Control News
Lend Lease has awarded Veolia a long term contract to operate and maintain one of Australia's largest district energy, cooling and water treatment schemes at Barangaroo South in Sydney.
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Title: | The process of providing preventive dental care: A grounded theory study of dentists', dental teams' and patients' experiences. |
Authors: | Sbaraini, A |
Keywords: | qualitative research, dentist, patients, preventive dental care |
Issue Date: | 3-Jul-2012 |
Publisher: | University of Sydney. Sydney Medical School |
Abstract: | Background: This study was built on a previous Australian randomized controlled trial. Intervention practices in the trial were provided with evidence-based preventive protocols to guide their treatment of dental caries. During that trial, the numbers of decayed, missing and filled teeth were monitored. Outcomes in the intervention practices varied widely; this qualitative study was designed to explain how dentists, their teams and patients adopted evidence-based preventive care in practice. Methods: 40 participants (10 dentists, 2 hygienists, 9 dental assistants, 2 practice managers and 17 patients) were interviewed about their experience and work processes. Analysis involved transcript coding, detailed memo writing, and data interpretation. Results: Dentists and their teams talked about a process of slowly adapting their practices towards preventive care. Dentists spoke spontaneously about two "assumptions" or "rules" underpinning continued restorative treatment. They said that these assumptions were deeply held, and acted as a barrier to provide preventive care: 1) dentists believed that some patients were too "unreliable" to benefit from prevention; and 2) dentists believed that patients thought that only tangible restorative treatment offered "value for money". Dentists also described other factors that could hinder prevention: in particular, having an historical restorative background and being "focused on cutting cavities fast and well". On the positive side, successful adaptation was possible (1) when the dentist-in-charge brought the whole dental team together – including other dentists – and got everyone interested and actively participating during preventive activities; (2) when the physical environment of the practice was re-organized around preventive activities, (3) when the dental team was able to devise new and efficient routines to accommodate preventive activities, and (4) when the fee schedule was amended to cover the delivery of preventive services, which hitherto was considered as "unproductive time". Whether or not they were able to adapt, all dentists trusted the concrete clinical evidence that they had produced themselves, that is, seeing results in their patients mouths made them believe in a specific treatment approach. Patients talked about their experience of dental care, particularly about the relationship between patients and dentists during the provision of preventive care and advice in general dental practices. Historical, biological, financial, psychosocial and habitual dimensions of patients' experience of dental care and self-care were revealed. Participants were amazed by their new experience of dental care without "drilling and filling" teeth and characterised dentists as either "old-school" or "new-school" based on the treatment options provided and the clinical relationship offered. Conclusion: Translating evidence into dental practice entailed a slow and complex adaptation process, requiring more than the removal of barriers. The findings suggest that dentists should be encouraged to look at preventive care as a central part of their practices, to lead their teams toward preventive care and to experience results that are self-reinforcing and offer benefits to all involved. |
Description: | Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) |
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Released: Sep 01st, 1998
Running Time: 102
Company: Devil's Film
Distribution Companies: IVC
Jade (I), T.T. Boy, Others, Leanni Lei, Mailin, Mia Smiles
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: All-Sex
This tape wil work for anyone with a market for superior-grade ethnic or Asian fare.
T.T. Boy and his mates are back out on the streets of Southern California's danker, darker neighborhoods, in search of for-rent pussy between the legs of sexy ethnic others. The on-the-stroll talent this time out is all of the Asian (or Asian-esque) variety, and all the featured specimens thereof are suitably cute and reasonably ardent.
Of especial note is T.T. Boy's tryst with Mia Smiles, which perhaps goes on a bit too long, but which is buoyed admirably by Boy's take-no-prisoners approach to ruttin', and the Annie Oakley-ish cowgirl proclivities apparently so central to Smiles' nature.
Then there's Boy's closing romp with Jade, who looks about as Asian as a plate of tacos al pastor, but who is undeniably fresh, young and horny. Her 19-year-old enthusiasm and dark-eyed beauty make her scene a scorching winner.


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Apple and Walnut Cream Tart
- make-ahead
A layer of ground walnuts adds a fresh nutty flavor to Patrick O'Connell's elegant dessert, served at The Inn at Little Washington in Washington, Virginia.
- About 1 1/3 cups sifted all-purpose flour
- Pinch of sugar
- Pinch of salt
- 4 tablespoons cold unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 1/4 cup cold vegetable shortening
- 3 tablespoons ice water
- 3/4 cup walnuts (about 3 ounces)
- 4 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 1/3 cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1 tablespoon dark rum
- 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
- 3 large Granny Smith apples
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground nutmeg
- 2 tablespoons apple jelly or apricot jam
- In a bowl, stir the 1 1/3 cups flour with the sugar and salt. Using your fingers, rub the butter and shortening into the flour until the mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Sprinkle the ice water on top and stir just until combined. If the dough is sticky, work in 1 more tablespoon of flour. Shape the dough into a ball and pat it out to a 6-inch disk. Wrap in wax paper and refrigerate for at least 1 hour or overnight.
- Preheat the oven to 400°. On a lightly floured surface, roll out the dough to a 13-inch circle. Transfer the dough to an 11-by-1-inch tart pan with a removable bottom. Trim the overhang flush with the rim and prick the bottom all over with a fork. Butter a large piece of foil, set it buttered side down on the dough and fill with rice or pie weights. Bake for about 20 minutes, or until the edges are golden. Remove the foil and weights and bake for about 5 minutes longer until the bottom is just cooked through. Let cool slightly. Lower the oven temperature to 375°.
- In a food processor, pulse the walnuts until finely ground but not pasty. In a medium bowl, beat the butter with 1/3 cup of the sugar. Beat in the egg, rum and flour until blended. Fold in the walnuts; the mixture may look curdled, but it won't affect the tart.
- Peel, halve and core the apples and cut them lengthwise into 1/8-inch slices. Transfer to a medium bowl and toss with the lemon juice, cinnamon and nutmeg.
- Spread the walnut mixture evenly in the tart shell. Arrange the apple slices on top in concentric circles and sprinkle with the remaining 2 tablespoons sugar. Bake the tart for about 35 minutes, or until the apples are browned at the edges and tender when pierced with a knife. Let cool slightly on a rack.
- In a small saucepan, melt the apple jelly over low heat, stirring, until smooth. (If using apricot jam, strain it after melting.) Brush the apples with the jelly. (The tart can be kept at room temperature for up to 4 hours. It can be rewarmed gently in a 325° oven.) Remove the sides of the pan and serve the tart warm.
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The warm fruit and nut flavors are the perfect foil for a classic sweet Sauternes.


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It's the political version of the NCAA's Selection Day: Ten states waiting for the big Tuesday announcement from the Census Department to find out just how much congressional clout they will gain or lose in the once-a-decade remap of the nation's House districts.
The Cook Political Report's David Wasserman lists the 10 states "on the bubble" of winning (or losing) the final five seats in the House. Hotline subscribers can also check out Dave's state-by-state analysis of how the etch-a-sketching might go down - complete with some hypothetical maps. (Hat tip to Dave Bradlee's cool redistricting app for enabling us to provide this.)


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Necro (explicit language)
Credits & Info
- Date
- 07/29/2007
- File Info
- Song
- 2 min 1 sec
- Score
- 4.07 / 5.00
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Very explicit language. Makes fun of necrophillia in a gross way. Piano, vocals & bass.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Wow. Epic.
This song is really a guilty pleasure, it's really interesting. And you have a really moody and haunting voice, which I really like.
And you weren't kidding about the explicit language, you really made me blush at the end of the song.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Yeah.. thats the word.. really didint expect this sorta stuff form you, esp when ur the author of cuddle puff, one would be inclined to think and expect.. well.. cuddly stuff? Nonetheless i enjoyed the music, talk about Angel lust.. haha! But at the same time.. there was some real emotion behind the song.. having heard Tomorrow and now this.. i can only presume it was written about one and the same person. There are no words to sooth the death of a former freind/lover/parent/sibling.. there can only be understanding and faith : ) cheer up dearest, you can bring much love and joy in this world with your music i know it does for my lil corner of the world
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Amazing how you can make so different tipes of songs and be good in all of them.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
i came.
Haha! :D
This is lovely! Someone over at my favorite 'chan mentioned this submission by author and title in a topic about "Necrophilia music" and I remembered you made that Bicycle Robot song recently I'm still listening to every now and then, so I rushed over and so... i came. xD
Such a small world we live in! =)


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"It's just that we're running maximum oil level," engineer Jock Clear, alluding to engine overfill, told a concerned Rubens Barrichello during the session.
The Brazilian completed the session without problem and ninth quickest, and teammate Jenson Button was tenth, the Briton having also reported "a big puff" of white smoke from his customer Mercedes at the exit of a corner.
Engine failures this year do not attract penalties until a driver has run through eight power plants, but a problem in round two would put the Brawn pair behind schedule for the season.
Williams' Nico Rosberg finished the practice session fastest, for the fifth time out of the six practice sessions so far in 2009.
Runners for Red Bull, Ferrari and Toyota were also in the top seven, but the two McLarens and Renaults continued their struggle for pace.
Melbourne winner Button believes Ferrari is the favorite to win on Sunday.
"You might think I'm crazy or that I'm trying to talk us down but I think that Ferrari are the team to beat at this moment," said the Brawn driver.
McLaren mechanics sent reporters and FIA scrutineers into a spin during the session, when they were spotted spraying a tire with a can of unidentified liquid.
"I have never seen that before in formula one," former driver and BBC commentator Anthony Davidson said.
It turned out the can contained only water, as the mechanics were hunting for an apparent small puncture.
It has been confirmed that BMW's Nick Heidfeld, but hot his taller teammate Robert Kubica, will again use KERS this weekend.
It was a hot and humid practice session, with heavy cloud overhead and a few minor spots of rain.
Heikki Kovalainen dealt with the heat by clutching at a bag of ice when in the garage, while Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel revealed on Friday that he is using a bag of dry-ice this weekend "which I put next to my balls".
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"The secret of health for both mind and body is not to mourn for the past, worry about the future, or anticipate troubles, but to live in the present moment wisely and earnestly."
"A positive attitude cures all life's illnesses."
david atta (a.k.a davied attlars & mr dain)
"When your road is so narrow you look at a deck of tarot cards and start wondering if they came from the pharaohs maybe we can cheat destiny's arrows with it's quiver full will make you quiver like a sinner who just realized his mistakes I wonder what's at stake. Is it just another make belief your brain uses to cope with life or is it only leaving you blind in your mind I guess nobody minds oh well it will be just fine let the time fly until it runs dry, who me? I'm just the Catcher in the rye."
Andoni Garcia
"The human body is like a machine,without adequate maintainance it can easily breakdown."
"The best outfit is a great body"
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"If you nurture your mind, body, and spirit, your time will expand. You will gain a new perspective that will allow you to accomplish much more."
Brian Koslow
"Our Universe is a multidimensional one; every individual life unit consciously functions in a particular vibratory level (dimension or density) but unconsciously/ subconsciously functions in and through all the other levels, and as the awareness increases it moves to the conscious existence of the next immediate level"
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Seasons {durn}
Credits & Info
- Date
- 12/08/2011
- File Info
- Song
- 4 min 14 sec
- Score
- 4.56 / 5.00
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- Score:
- Rated 4.56 / 5 stars
- Plays & Downloads:
- 4,608 Plays | 477 Downloads
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- Genres:
- Electronic - Trance
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Author Comments
G'day g'day NG,
I was jamming on piano the other week, over at a friend's place while he laid down some epic beats on his drum kit, and I came up with the melody in the bridge of the song there. Since it was a half-tempo beat, I wanted the rest of the song to have a chill yet driving feel to it to compliment the bridge.
So, of course, I picked Trance! :D I haven't done any Trance in a while so this was a real pleasure to do again. I used the same drum samples from the bridge's beat for the rest of the tune and it gave it a nice punchy quality that my beats don't normally have. Although, I did overlay some nice cymbals to help give emphasis to the builds.
Melodically, the entire song is 3 chords. :D I used a fair amount of inversions, strewn throughout the melodies and synths, along with filter & modulation automations to help keep things interesting. I went for a funky kinda bass groove instead of the basic 4/4 because I like to bop. What can I say, I like having low frequencies that sway me.
The title is Seasons because the song feels like Spring when it starts and slowly evolves into Summer then Fall and Winter. I'll let y'all decide which parts are which since it can be open to interpretation! :D Everything was created entirely in Propellerhead Reason 6.
As usual, please rate / review / enjoy!
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Wow....This makes me feel calm....Its a great song that makes you feel good.
:) Thanks warrior. The song was definitely made with those intentions so I'm happy to hear you feel that way.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
It really is a shame,
How someone with such talent could go so unnoticed. I really hope you get some serious recognition and your skill put to some very good use.
Love many of your songs,
Thanks a lot for the very kind words, IMS. It's remarks like that that help motivate me to start doing more than just make music; I need to start -performing- & promoting myself in the real world as well. :) Thanks again, man.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Nice Job
I liked the beginning of the song. The beginning was nice and chill which really caught my attention so i shall woot^^ to this song
5/5 10/10
And I shall w00t to your comments! :) Thanks for the review, Marc.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I was a fool to ignore you
But once i listened to this song, its now a drug. a damn good one too
I pity the fool who ignores durn! Thanks for coming back to me! :D
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Very Nice!
I like the theme. The long snare is a bit loud maybe too much.
Overal i like the laid back feel of this trancy song.
It's Trance but it's different.
I have been making music the last couple of weeks after some career changes.
And i Have been posting again ;)
Nice to see new stuff from you!
Agreed. After getting away from the track for a while and re-listening the snare's definitely a little too loud in the highs. Thanks for your input, dude. :)