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- 1999
- NickToon Productions
- Viacom International, Inc.
- SpongeBob SquarePants Episode Guide
- Cartoon Characters: SpongeBob SquarePants, Mr. Eugene H. Krabs, Squidward Tentacles, Pearl Krabs.
- Vocal Talent: Tom Kenny (SpongeBob), Clancy Brown (Mr. Krabs), Rodger Bumpass (Squidward), Lori Alan (Pear).
- Directed By Fred Miller.
- Produced By Stephen Hillenburg (Executive Producer).
Line Producer: Donna Castricone.
- Written By Steve Fonti, Chris Mitchell, Mr. Lawrence.
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- Created by: Stephen Hillenburg.
- Storyboard Director: Steve Fonti.
- Storyboard Artist: Chris Mitchell.
- Animation Director: Fred Miller.
- Creative Director: Derek Drymon.
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SpongeBob's new pair of boots produces an outrageous squeaking sound whenever he walks. When he wears them to work, the sound begins to drive Mr. Krabs absolutely nuts.
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COLUMBUS, Ind. -- Junior Kelsay Lucas doubled to drive in sophomore Christine Bombardiere with the go-ahead run Thursday (May 1), and the Columbus North softball team went on to post a 4-2 victory over Perry Meridian at the Northside Middle School diamond.
Sophomore Makayla Caudill also doubled and classmate Paige Deneve added an RBI for the Bull Dogs, who moved to 9-7 overall and 2-1 in Conference Indiana action. Senior Grayson Harney (4-1) hurled a five-hitter while striking out eight in a complete-game performance.
Columbus North took a 1-0 lead in the first inning when sophomore Katie Prall singled, advanced to second and came around to score when Bombardiere reached on an error.
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Harney walked the Falcons senior Sam Amos to open the sixth, and Amos moved to second on a sacrifice. But Harney then fanned sophomore Megan Eder and enduced senior Jordan Bryant into a groundout to end the threat.
Bombardiere opened the bottom of the sixth with a single to center, and sophomore Tommi Stowers moved Bombardiere to second with a perfect sacrifice bunt. Lucas ripped a double to bring home the lead run. CN added an insurance run when Sheana Wasilewski, running for Lucas, advanced to third on a groundout and dashed home on a wild pitch.
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Columbus North returns to action at 5:30 p.m. Friday (May 2) when it visits Seymour in the makeup of a game originally scheduled for April 15. The Bull Dogs follow by hosting Edinburgh at 5 p.m. Monday (May 5).
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I could live nicely on a 30 footer, and if alone, could be comfortable with a 22 footer. (But I've also lived out of a backpack for a months at a time.)
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Make a list of what you NEED, determine what is needed to use what you need, and then figure out how much space is required for that and the required support equipment. (if you need a refrigerator, you need a power source large enough to run it, if you're happy with an icebox, you need one large enough to hold the food you need along with the ice required)
Another determining factor is how often you can re-supply, if you can restock every couple of days, you can get by with less storage space, if you can't re-supply for a week or two at a time, you need more room simply to store things.
So minimum size depends entirely on what you need.
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With help from Adam Levine and Kendrick Lamar, Andy Samberg's Lonely Island crew twisted the YOLO meme into a theme song for agoraphobics.
Titled YOLO, after the current catchphrase (short for "You Only Live Once") popularized by Drake's The Motto hit, the tune premiered Saturday on Saturday Night Live in a surprise return by SNL alum Samberg and his Island partners Jorma Taccone and Akiva Schaffer. Levine was the show's host, and Lamar was the musical guest.
Subverting Drake's theme to live life to the fullest, the track emphasizes safety, security and hiding from a world of constant danger.
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YOLO shot to No. 1 on iTunes' top 10 comedy songs chart. The video has been viewed 4.3 million times on YouTube.
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As I write this, I'm still recovering (and reflecting) on our AMEA
In-Service Conference this year.
It is SO refreshing to be able to experience professional
development that is actually applicable to our field!!!
I'm sure that we've all experienced PD sessions at our school
that have absolutely NOTHING to do with music education.
Thank you so much to those of you that took the time to share
your ideas with us in a clinic setting.
We were also very blessed to have GREAT concerts this year!!!
A very special thanks to the Faith Academy Symphonic Band (David
Pryor), the Tuscaloosa County High School Wind Ensemble (Jed Smart), the
Sparkman High School Wind Ensemble (David Raney), the Shades Valley High
School Symphonic Band (David Allinder), the Monrovia Middle School
Advanced Band (Donald Dowdy), and the Alabama Winds (Randall Coleman).
I would be remiss in not mentioning the Intercollegiate Band
performance as well, conducted by one of the greats in our field, Col.
John Bourgeois.
If you submitted a proposal for a clinic or applied for a performance
slot, and you weren't selected this year, please consider reapplying for
2016. We have a limited
number of slots for clinics and performances, and both of the years that
I've been President, we've had some very tough choices to make.
Application forms can be found on the AMEA website, and the
deadline for submitting applications to Garry Taylor is June 1st.
After spending the last two years in Huntsville, we will be traveling
back to Mobile this year for our All-State Band Festival.
On Wednesday, April 15th, our state solo contest will
take place on the campus of the University of South Alabama, and we will
be at the Mobile Convention Center on Thursday, April 16th
and Friday, April 17th.
The dress rehearsal and final concert will take place at the
Mobile Civic Center on Saturday, April 18th.
Clinicians this year are Robert W. Smith, Red Band; Richard
Saucedo, White Band; Dr. Ken Bodiford, Blue Band; and Dr. Carla
Gallahan, Middle School Band.
Our summer convention will be held at the Hampton Inn and Suites in
Orange Beach again this year.
The ABA Board and Music Selection Committee will meet on Tuesday,
June 23rd, while we'll have ABA general business meetings and
clinics on Wednesday, June 24th and Thursday, June 25th.
If you have any ideas for clinics, please contact our incoming
President, Michael Holmes, at
As always, if you have questions or concerns, feel free to contact me at
I look forward to seeing all of you at all-state in Mobile this
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Betty Arsenio, 85, died Friday, Oct. 4.
Harriett "Jane" (Ramey) Horn, 76, died Thursday, Oct. 3 at the Hospice Austin Christopher House.
Jack Stallings, 66, died Sunday, Sept. 1.
Richard 'Rick' Taylor, 69, died Tuesday, Sept. 10. He was born and raised in Oakdale. He graduated from Oakdale High School in 1961.
Merle James Whitten, 89, died Friday, Sept. 20 of natural causes in Oakdale.
Noble Stansbury, Jr., 74, of Oakdale died peacefully on Sept. 18 at home with his family.
Frank Howard Muterspaw, 71, died Saturday, Sept. 14 in Oakdale.
Amanda (Amy) Louise Luna, 32, passed away at her home, surrounded by her loving family and friends on Tuesday, Sept. 3 after a long battle with cancer.
Thomas Everett Crom, 60, of Knights Ferry died Tuesday, Sept. 3 following a brief illness.
Norma Lea Russell Giovannoni, 82, of Oakdale died Sunday, Sept. 8.
Laurel Ann Edwards Gonzales, 62, died Sunday, Aug. 25, at her Sonora home.
Sibyl Kathleen Haynes, 100, died Monday, Aug. 26.
C.E. 'Tom' Lowry, 93, died peacefully on Wednesday, Sept. 11 at his home with family present.
Vera 'Ginny' Jamison Zwald Starr, 78, died Friday, Aug. 23 of a brain tumor.
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After playing the first half to a draw, Staunton River stepped it up after halftime to top Liberty 51-37.
In a match that was two parts strategy, three parts talent and one part alignment of the stars, the Jefferson Forest wrestling team did something that has never been done before: It beat Brookville.
I'm sure glad the wife locked down our Christmas plans early. That way, in the event we're invited to the Grohs' house, I'll have a ready-made (honest) excuse to decline.
After several years of reacting to growth, the Bedford County Public Service Authority (PSA) now will attempt to spend some time on planning, according to Brian Key, the PSA's director.
Key took over the spigot from Willie Jones at the end of last year.
Shayne Tracy is a different kind of massage therapist. His clients are big, big as a horse. In fact, they are horses.
Tracy started out with people and did massage therapy on humans for 20 years. After doing some research, he began working with horses.
"It relaxes them," he said.
Judge Philip Wallace of the Bedford Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court swore in a group of new CASA volunteers Thursday evening.
CASA stands for Court Appointed Special Advocate. These are trained volunteers who are appointed by the court to be a voice for any children affected by a case that comes through that court. Their job is to investigate the situation and provide independent factual information to the court regarding the child. This report may contain recommendations as to the child's welfare.
Two area groups and one hospital teamed up to sponsor a day-long seminar on investigating and prosecuting child abuse.
And it came to pass in those days, that there went out a decree from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be taxed.
(And this taxing was first made when Cyrenius was governor of Syria.)
And all went to be taxed, every one into his own city.
And Joseph also went up from Galilee, out of the city of Nazareth, into Judaea, unto the city of David, which is called Bethlehem; (because he was of the house and lineage of David:)
Christmas will be over by the time Barack Obama takes the oath of office as our 44th president, but Obama Claus is promising a whole bag full of goodies.
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Teacher to Ranger to Teacher
National parks connect people to the natural and cultural heritage of the United States, but many American children aren't reached by current park offerings. The Teacher to Ranger to Teacher (TRT) program offers one solution.
Under TRT, selected teachers spend their summer working as park rangers, often living in a park. They perform various duties depending on their interests and the needs of the park, including developing and presenting programs for the general public, staffing the visitor center desk, developing curriculum-based materials for the park, or taking on special projects.
For a list of participating parks, visit the Wupatki National Monument website's TRT page (as shown at the right, by clicking on more…)
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Results for happiness
Making Once Enough
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Is There No Good Economic Reason To Get A Ph.D.?
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I've been mulling over some of the news stories out there hyping either end of the (political?) reality of spending more money (and time, let's not forget time) on higher education. It leads me to a ...
Buddhist Bhutan Fails on its Own Happiness Index
Originally Posted: 03/07/2012 - 8:00am | Type: Blog
THIMPHU, Bhutan — In a country that prides itself on measuring quality of life in terms of "Gross National Happiness," this small Buddhist kingdom in the Himalayas seems to have a problem: at least h ...
Just How Free?
Originally Posted: 01/19/2012 - 2:12pm | Type: Blog
Freedom is a word often used by politicians, economists and others in positions of power/authority as a byword for happiness. The more freedom we have, the happier we are. Whether this is actually the case, fr ...
Love and Marriage: A Kardashian Cautionary Tale
Originally Posted: 11/24/2011 - 12:46pm | Type: Blog
It's tempting for us to scoff at Kris and Kim's downfall, but the reality is that their marriage failed at least in part because of our society's views of nuptial bliss. That makes us all implicitly responsibl ...
Can More Taxes Make People Happier?
Originally Posted: 09/24/2011 - 5:14pm | Type: Blog
A new study says that might just be how it works, as long as the taxes are progressive. The study was conducted in 54 nations with over 59,000 respondents. A new study says that ...
Let Us Be Clear: The Debt Ceiling Crisis is Purely Artificial
Originally Posted: 09/24/2011 - 5:14pm | Type: Blog
We have come to an impasse in the negotiations to raise the debt ceiling because of several conceptual errors in our public discourse. We have come to an impasse in the negotiatio ...
The Tiger Mother In Us
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Our Persistent Reach for the American Dream
Originally Posted: 07/14/2011 - 8:35am | Type: Blog
We set aside a national holiday to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. because he welded an ethos of agape love onto the founding principles of the United States. We set aside a nati ...
A Message of Gratitude
Originally Posted: 07/14/2011 - 8:35am | Type: Blog
On New Year's Day I sat and reflected on the past year. On New Year's Day I sat and reflected on the past year. The feeling that rushed through me was gratitude -- of co ...
Martin Luther King Jr. Was a Social Justice Christian
Originally Posted: 07/14/2011 - 8:34am | Type: Blog
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The Immoral Impediments to Immigration Reform
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Life, Liberty, Happiness, and Health Care
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The Declaration of Independence says:
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Sutton Foster, Joel Grey and Laura Osnes blissfully sail away in Cole Porter's classic shipboard musical
An enjoyable cruise to musical comedy heaven, Roundabout's new staging of "Anything Goes" boasts a splendid passenger list that offers a thoroughly dazzling Sutton Foster blazing about in Ethel Merman's former glad rags as a red-hot evangelist, Laura Osnes (a long way from "Grease") singing Cole Porter's sweetest hits and impish Joel Grey being a one-man cabaret.
Opening on Thursday at the Stephen Sondheim Theater, director Kathleen Marshall's shipshape revival of the classic 1930s musical about a screwball transatlantic crossing expertly packs some of Porter's best songs, plenty of spirited choreography and, as noted, a terrific company making the most of it.
This production employs the 1987 version of the show by Timothy Crouse and John Weidman (tweaked with a few fresh gags) that features several songs taken from other Porter scores like "It's De-Lovely" – here used for Fred & Ginger-style romantic dancing rather than as a comedy number – and the hillbilly duet "Friendship," brightly exploited by Foster and Grey for all of its comical upstaging possibilities.
Whatever, the plot remains a blissfully silly confection that's likely to be familiar to many theatergoers, so let's skip those deets. Long after viewers forget the story, they'll recall with pleasure the infernally catchy title number as choreographed by Marshall into an exuberantly tap-happy extravaganza that involves nearly the entire 28-member company led by Foster's saucy Reno Sweeney.
She's the tops, this coltish and classy Foster, whose strong, clear pipes and long-legged litheness proves tireless and her personality ever so likeable. Radiating good-natured carnality as Reno, the blond-coifed Foster dances better than Merman ever did and is vocally surer of the demanding range of songs than was Patti LuPone, Broadway's last (and wonderful) Reno.
Foster is a cheerful match for Grey, who drolly depicts Moonface Martin (Public Enemy Number 13) as an elfin charmer by way of Damon Runyon with a wheedling voice and a woebegone air.
New to Broadway, Colin Donnell confidently possesses the Arrow Collar looks and sporty charm required for Reno's crush, Billy. Smooth indeed as the musical's leading song-and-dance man, Donnell ably comes across like Bing Crosby when wooing a dream of an ingénue exquisitely rendered by Osnes.
Others perfectly in tune with the 1930s period include frisky John McMartin as a tipsy tycoon, a properly ripping Adam Godley as a British nobleman (who tears into "The Gypsy in Me" hilariously) and cutie-patootie Jessica Stone as the gun-moll who slays most of the crew. Speaking of whom, the ensemble is uniformly fleet in performance and sweet both to the eye and ear. Costume designer Martin Pakledinaz dresses everyone beautifully according to their characters and physical types. (Loved Reno's perky halo hat worn when she boarded the boat!)
Purists regarding Porter's brilliant score may quibble a little – according to the songwriter himself, the word "deluxe" should be pronounced "dee-looks" rather than "dee-lucks" – and theatergoers with long memories may fondly recall how "Blow, Gabriel, Blow" literally rocked the boat in the 1987 revival, but Marshall's energetic production presents plenty of sure-fire fun and old-fashioned frolic, all decked out with airy sets designed by Derek McLane and colorful lighting from Peter Kaczorowski.
"Anything Goes" continues at the Stephen Sondheim Theatre, 124 W. 43rd St., New York. Call (212) 239-6200 or visit www.roundabouttheatre.org.
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Obituaries for November 8, 2012
Francele N. Griffin
Francele N. Griffin, 86, Henderson, passed away at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012, at her home under the care of St. Anthony's Hospice.
She was a member of Pleasant Valley Christian Church in Robards and manager of GRADD Senior Citizens Cafeteria in Owensboro.
Mrs. Griffin was preceded in death by her husband, Randolph Watkins; her son, Doug Watkins; her parents, Harry and Lola Newman; two brothers, Lockett Newman and Harry Clay Newman; and two sisters, Hazel Pleasant and Annie Laura Wood.
Survivors include one sister, Martha Walker of Henderson; one brother, Truman Newman of Hebbardsville; one grandson, Chris Watkins; two great-grandchildren, John and Dustin; and several nieces and nephews.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at Benton-Glunt Funeral Home. The Rev. Russell Wood will officiate. Burial will be in Pleasant Valley Cemetery in Robards.
Friends may call from 5 to 7 p.m. today and after 9 a.m. Friday at the funeral home. Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to St. Anthony's Hospice and Pleasant Valley Cemetery Fund.
Online condolences may be made at www.bentonglunt.com. Arrangements entrusted to Benton-Glunt Funeral Home.
Eldon "Whit" Whitledge
BOXVILLE, Ky. — Eldon "Whit" Whitledge, 87, Boxville, died Tuesday, Nov 6, 2012, at John Cocharan Veterans Hospital in St. Louis.
He was a veteran of World War II, receiving the Purple Heart, three Bronze stars and other medals. He served in the Yankee Division in Gen. George S. Patton's 3rd Army.
He engaged in five major campaigns in the European Theater.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Richie and Druella Powell Whitledge.
Survivors include two daughters, Jody Hedgepath and Midge Cutler, both of Union County; three sons, Wes Whitledge, Steve Whitledge and Danny Whitledge, all of Union County; 12 grandchildren; great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Whitsell Funeral Home in Morganfield.
Burial will be in Boxville Odd Fellows Cemetery in Boxville with full military rites.
Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. today and after 9 a.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to Boxville Odd Fellows Cemetery.


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The Roosevelt Administration's mistakes allowed the Bolsheviks to hang on to power and to gobble up Eastern Europe. Obama's Arab Spring has begun to look a lot like the betrayal of Eastern Europe with Egypt as the new Poland. And if there is an uprising against the Brotherhood, the likelihood is that we will stand by just as we did in Hungary.
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and Health Administration collect much information on children and adolescents. The information includes the work experiences of youngsters, but there is no standard for what information is gathered or for how it is reported. Standard definitions and nomenclature are needed to make the various sources of information more complementary. Immediately needed are appropriate definitions for the following:
Work status: When surveying about young workers, it is important to collect information on jobs that are informal or unpaid, short-term or seasonal, during the summer or during the school year, and so forth. Although all agencies need not collect the same information on all work by youngsters, a common rubric or scheme is needed if information collected by different agencies is to be effectively combined or compared.
Age groups: Current reporting of data by groups, such as ''under 20" or "15-to-24," ignore critical social and behavioral changes that occur during adolescence, as well as the dividing age that legally defines minors (under the age of 18). More appropriate age groupings are essential for addressing issues related to child labor.
Hours of work: Categories should be standardized so that developmentally appropriate levels of investment in employment can be monitored. For example, hours worked per week might be reported in 5-hour increments. It is especially important to be able to discern the frequency at which minors work at different intensities in examining the consequences of work.
Recommendation: Federal agencies that collect data related to work by children and adolescents should establish standardized nomenclature and definitions for such variables as work status, age groups, and hours of work. Those agencies that collect data for health, education, and development purposes should also collect data on the employment of youngsters in their surveys.
The health and safety hazards that face children and adolescents in the workplace and the protections to which they are entitled under the law are little known or understood by the children and


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Zimmerman fate following acquittal uncertain
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SANFORD, Fla. (AP) -- Following his acquittal on all charges in the fatal shooting death of Trayvon Martin, George Zimmerman will spend no time behind bars.
But that's about the only certainty in the former neighborhood watch volunteer's immediate future.
The Department of Justice has announced it will look into the case, which could lead to criminal civil rights charges, and Zimmerman may also face civil lawsuits from Martin's family.
He could also potentially make a lot of money by writing a book or from a lawsuit he filed last year against a major television network for allegedly editing his 911 call to police to make it sound like he was racist.
For the moment, however, veteran publicists say Zimmerman's options are limited.
The case and his trial have become -- for some -- a symbol of everything that's wrong with the country's justice system, and with race relations in America today.
The six-member jury's not-guilty verdict late Saturday prompted a wave of anger among civil rights leaders and others, and protests have erupted across the country. Image handlers say Zimmerman needs to take that anger, and potential death threats, seriously.
"I have one short piece of advice for him," said Jonathan Bernstein, president of the Southern California-based Bernstein Crisis Management Inc.
Hiding is not an unfamiliar feeling for Zimmerman, whose last known appearance in public was on Feb. 26, 2012, the night of the shooting: He was headed to Target to do his weekly grocery shopping before he encountered Martin.
Zimmerman has been living a hermit's life since then and during the months leading up to his highly publicized trial. And now, despite the acquittal, it is unlikely that he will ever be able to do something as mundane as grocery shopping -- at least not unaccompanied -- for a very long time.
Security experts and crisis management pros say the former neighborhood watch volunteer must immediately get a security plan in place. This could involve hiring an expensive team of bodyguards or consultants who will assess whether the threats against him are credible.
Richard Davis, the operations director for The Bodyguard Group of Beverly Hills, said that if Zimmerman were to hire his firm, he would have a stable of former Navy SEALS and Special Forces guards looking out for his safety around the clock. They would relocate him to a safe home (probably in a large city where he can blend into a busy community), quietly file court paperwork to change his name and create a "protective bubble."
"No one enters the bubble," said Davis, whose company has provided security for A-list celebrities and politicians. "It moves with you."
Davis described what he thinks is the optimal security plan for someone in Zimmerman's situation: a big team of guards for the initial few weeks following the verdict, a cross-country move, and an armored car. Restaurants would have to be pre-screened, exercise would have to be done in a home gym and a trip to the movies would be out of the question.
"You can't go in that store alone, you can't go to the movies ever, unless you rent out the whole theater for yourself," he said. "A movie theater is a death trap."
All of this isn't cheap. Davis estimates that it would cost $3,000 a day initially to pay for such security. But if it keeps Zimmerman alive, he said, it's a small price to pay.
To be sure, there are less expensive security and bodyguard options. But all will cost money -- and Zimmerman, who worked as a mortgage underwriter prior to the shooting, isn't independently wealthy.
At one point following the shooting, Zimmerman had his own website and raised $200,000 for his legal defense. His family and attorneys also have set up separate fundraising websites, but it's unclear how much they have raised.
Zimmerman's attorneys say that their client hasn't worked since the shooting. Of course, people in high-profile cases sometimes win lucrative deals to write books or sell their life stories so they can be made into a movie or television program.
Bernstein said if Zimmerman was his client, he would advise against this right now.
"If he's doing a book deal, he should keep it quiet, and don't come out with a book in a hurry," said Bernstein, adding that he would advise Zimmerman not to speak to the news media in either paid or unpaid appearances.
"The more you talk, the more you are a target," he said. "The court has spoken for him. The best thing he could possibly do is go below the radar."


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By Rob Smith: Antonio Margarito was approved by a vote from the New York Athletic Commission earlier tonight for a license to fight in New York against WBA junior middleweight champion Miguel Cotto on December 3rd at the Madison Square Garden in New York.
Margarito met with a NYSAC appointed Dr. Michael Goldstein, who after examining Margaritos right eye, determined that he was okay to fight Cotto. The New Athletic Commission then opted to give Margarito his license.
Earlier today, the fight was hanging by a thread after Cotto said he wouldnt fight Margarito anywhere else but New York. Given all the marketing that his promoter Bob Arum has done for this fight, as well as the HBO 24/7 series that was put together for the fight, it could have big blow to Arum had the commission not ruled in Margaritos favor. In hindsight, Arum might have been better off waiting a little longer before putting this fight together.
After all, Margarito is coming off of a brutal beating against Manny Pacquiao and two surgeries. Arum should have waited until Margarito had at least had a minimum of one tune-up bout to ensure that his surgically repaired right eye was fit for a tough fight against Cotto. However, Margarito wanted the fight and Arum went along with it. Thankfully Margarito can now fight. The only question now is whether Margaritos right eye will hold up under the pounding from Cotto. It seems like a really bad idea to go into a hard fight like this after surgeries.
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Of all the major ski resorts in the Southern Alps, Isola 2000 is the nearest to the Côte d'Azur. Nestling in a beautiful mountainous cirque in the heart of the Parc National du Mercantour, this resort is just five minutes from the Italian border, and is an ideal base for hikes to the Lacs des Terre Rouge or Mont St-Sauveur. The Sanctuaire de Ste-Anne, on the Lombard pass by the Italian border, is well worth a visit.


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Powell's Technical is like a candy store for computer books. I think I'll go there today and support them. And to give some context to the whole thing, Powell's is easily one of the top Portland hangouts for the bookish, and is thoroughly well respected in the city--and with this being a city where people actually pay attention to current events, they have some serious political clout. Rock on.


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the rest below are in no particular order as they keep on changing whereas the above never changes. or at least they havent for the past 4 years.
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Ill see if anybody else besides me is interested in my clan. We are not hardcore BadA COD players but we do like a challenge and battles/wars. No scorestreaks in TDM good? play to 40 kills first to win 3 games? Ill have to see when we can do this, we are all family men with kids. Im guessing a 9-10pm EST on Thursday-Saturday should work.


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Those cars, to be competitive, were engineered to fall apart on the other side of the finish line. Without maintenance they would have failed. They are now engineered to last a few races instead of just one. Odds are they are slightly slower in one form or the other but it being a level playing field, it doesn't matter.


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Dim sTSVar, sParameters, oTSEnv, Wsh Set oTSEnv = CreateObject("Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment") Set Wsh = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
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Depending on your tastes, there are several places: Nightlife in Encinitas
Okay, you can try the local bar on First Street (Highway 101). Maybe you read about it recently. It's where one of the Secret Service agents got their teeh knocked out (literally) after insulting a local Encinitas woman.
Usually, it's uneventful. You can get some good music at the southern end in Cardiff at the Kraken. How about a nice quiet drink overlooking the ocean at the Beach House? There's Yogi's sports bar in Cardiff just east of the railroad tracks. Indigo Joe's is another sports bar. It's located in New Encinitas near Encinitas Blvd & El Camino Real. There are several other places.
Dress Code: Dress code? Are you kidding? This is the beach. Of course, some sort of shirt and shoes are required. If you want to get dressed up (you don't have to be well dressed), go to the Beach House or Charley's on Highway 101 in Cardiff. Anywhere else, you'll look somewhat out of place wearing a tie.
Martini Ranch: Martinis at Martini Ranch
Martini Ranch has two locations in Encinitas, one in downtown and this one, on the Coast Hwy 101. This one is less crowded than it's downtown couterpart and still enjoyable. The clientele spans all types of people from those in their 20's to those in their 40's that all have a good time dancing to the live music during the evening, and then to the DJ spinning dance hits from variuos time periods, way into the night. The dancefloor was crowded with just the right amount of people looking to have a good time. [ Not the classiest crowd ... ] .
Although the place is called Martini Ranch, martinis had very imaginative names but either all used cheap bad tasting vodka [ and I know vodka ] or other low quality liquer making them taste terrible. Even a vodka martini with olives, which I ordered with the thought that it would perhaps erase the taste of the melange of crappy alcohol from my palate, wasn't good.
I had a good time at this place anyway. Bring a date ... or find one here.
Dress Code: Have some class and wear nice shoes if you're a guy.
I had the Atomic Orange, Wet 'n Blue, Viking and Belvedere Martinis ... they all tasted bad ... how can you mess up a Belvedere martini?
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- Open Hours: Monday to Thursday from 11:30 AM to 11:00 PM, Friday from 11:30 AM to 12:00 AM, Saturday from 10:00 AM to 12:00 AM, Sunday from 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM
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- Accept Credit Card: visa, mastercard, amex, discover
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The Potter's Hand
That's a beautiful cover photo and I love the landscape image!Jan 16 2015 06:20 PM
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That's a beautiful cover, Gary!Dec 28 2014 10:26 PM
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politizinLove the cover Gary!
Dec 29 2014 08:48 PM
A while back I wrote a tutorial on "Finding the Dark" about my approach to achieving directional lighting. Just tried to get back to it and can't find it anywhere in my pervious posts. I know it wasn't that long ago that it would age out. Can anyone help me with a link?Dec 07 2014 05:52 PM
elisamaynGary, here is another post. You didn't initiate this one but your contribution was invalluable.
Dec 11 2014 03:39 AM
gbchristeelisamayn - is there supposed to be a link?
Dec 11 2014 11:04 PM
Silly me
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Andrea Joki
Congratulations to an awesome photographer and friend who will be featured in a Professional Photographer magazine spread of her work! Congrats Gwen!Nov 21 2014 12:24 PM
DarcyDYay Gwen!! WTG!
Nov 22 2014 01:54 PM
AWellsWELL DESERVED!
Nov 24 2014 02:44 PM
NicholeCrossleyYay Gwen! Congrats.
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Because I'm a photographer, any website I click on while procrastinating is considered "research" as long as it includes photos, correct?Nov 12 2014 12:09 PM
Jane BYes of course.
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DarcyDHaha! I'd agree with that!
Nov 13 2014 04:13 PM
Andrea Joki
FWIW, there will be a LOT of sales on photo lighting kits over the next two months - don't do it! They will frustrator more than teach you how to learn studioNov 03 2014 02:34 PM
Andrea JokiI travel to a lot of places and always those cheap lights are sitting in a corner rotting - unresellable and useless for their inconsistency and lack of quality lighting
Nov 07 2014 05:33 AM
tgirlphotoI just bought Pocket Wizards and realize my SB 600 doesn't have a port. I need to replace my flash anyways so what would you recommend?
Nov 14 2014 02:07 PM
Andrea JokiYou get what's called a hot shoe - they are fairly cheap and can be purchased from flashzebra.com - those are the guys I trust for the highest quality products but best prices.
Nov 15 2014 02:49 PM
Remembering David Rosen: http://www.umma.umich.edu/view/exhibitions/2014-suspended-moments.phpOct 25 2014 06:12 PM
Shannon StroubakisThanks for this Joan. He is missed.
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skopittkeSuch a great man and photographer!
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Lisa HollowayI really miss David. :(
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So...I have a belly dancer session this Saturday...that's new lolOct 21 2014 11:46 AM
CathyKI thought I read lesson at first!
Oct 22 2014 06:14 PM
BallerinaKThat would be quite a feat at this point...
Oct 22 2014 07:53 PM
Shannon StroubakisEvery time my mum visits, she asks me to take belly dance photos of her. I've resisted so far LOL.
Oct 27 2014 07:19 AM
Andrea Joki
Yep, I'm going to be known as the photographer with the long white dressesOct 20 2014 03:35 PM
gbchristeI may be joining you. Corrine's mom just sent me a photo of a vintage wedding dress she found in Atlanta.
Oct 24 2014 08:21 PM
Andrea JokiWe'll be the white brigade ha :)
Oct 25 2014 11:48 AM
Shannon StroubakisAlmost all my seniors girls this year have been in white dresses for a part of their shoot!
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Adorable newborn session by Bonnie Iris Photography on the ILP blog today. Check it out! http://ilovephotography.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=519859Oct 16 2014 09:56 AM
Andrea Joki
Dropped my PW PIII on a wood floor. Fell apart on the inside. :/Oct 16 2014 09:39 AM
Jane BOh no! Sorry Andrea :(
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The Potter's HandOh no! :(
Oct 16 2014 11:21 AM
NicholeCrossleyOuch! I am so sorry.
Oct 16 2014 03:54 PM
I have been having so much fun with my shoots lately! Now I just need to quit my job so I can edit and get caught up on life!Oct 13 2014 02:46 PM
Wow, first time I ever went to the 500px "popular" front page and it was full of half-naked women. ;)Oct 07 2014 12:28 PM
elisamaynLOL definitely not mine. I had a still life there :-)
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Shannon Stroubakis
Interested in live performance photography? A great article by ILP's Kate Luber with excellent advice. http://ilovephotography.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=519823Oct 06 2014 08:42 AM
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SportsFanPlayground.com has begun offering many early Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals in its store, and, on Thursday, the company announced that deals will be posted on the company's Facebook and Twitter pages. Deals on its clothing and grocery foods will also be published not only on Facebook and Twitter, but also on Pinterest and LinkedIn.
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SportsFanPlayground.com will begin to announce many of its Black Friday deals on its Facebook and Twitter pages, the company announced on Thursday.
The company, which has become a leading marketplace for sporting goods, video games, consoles and accessories for Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Nintendo Wii U and other top brands, as well as a place for deals on appliances, TVs, IT solutions and more, has begun an extensive campaign that encourages users to "like" their Facebook page for deal information, follow the company on its Twitter page, and also follow the store on Pinterest and LinkedIn to get timely updates on the many markdowns the store will be offering during the holiday season.
"Our data collecting has shown that more and more people will do much of their shopping based on ideas from their favorite social media platforms, so as a small company, we have to be proactive with getting deals out in front of the masses," says DaVaughn Lucas, the owner of SportsFanPlayground.com. "The name of the game is being ahead of the curve and developing a stronger brand on social media only helps accelerate our brand."
SportsFanPlayground.com has various markdowns in the store for the early Black Friday & Cyber Monday sale, including –
- Markdowns on various iPhones, including the 3G, 4, 4S and the newest iPhone 5 models
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- Deals on many Samsung, Sony, Vizio, and Sharp LED TV and LCD TV sets
During the sale, the store has expanded their brand to carry clothing, jewelry and grocery store items. Many of the deals on those items will not only be announced on Facebook and Twitter, but will have a heavy impact on Pinterest and LinkedIn. Because of the difference in the overall niche of the added items, Lucas felt it was important to directly target the major social engines that cater to those niches to establish the broader brand.
"During the holiday season, the key is to be broad across as many platforms as possible. Many people do not want to have to shop all over the city (or internet) for their items if time is an issue." says Lucas. "If your brand is accessible to everyone in some way, that will be the key to having overall success and recognition for the future."
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The Sports Fan Playground is a leading online e-commerce provider of electronics which range from tablets, PCs and cameras to video games, DVDs, Blu-Ray Discs, appliances, lawn and garden products, IT systems and hardware, and more. The store recently began having the Apple iPhone 5 available in their marketplace.
The store also carries the top brands in electronics including Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Cisco, Apple, Sony, Samsung, Microsoft, EA Sports, and many more. The company recently began its initial expansion into clothing and jewelry and will continue to expand over the next several months.
The store is a leading provider of NFL, NBA, MLB, NCAA, NHL, UFC and FIFA apparel and accessories. The playground has various shoes, jackets, home & garden products, bedroom and kitchen products – all with sports and team themes and help for tailgating or throwing a party for the big game happening soon.
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