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American Idol Recap: The Top 13 Perform
"The crowd is ready," Ryan Seacrest said, and as the camera swept through the studio, the squealing audience did the Wave. "Welcome to the party — this is American Idol!"
Opening credits! Top 13 night! Yeah!
The judges were introduced and came out looking great — they all seemed to have agreed on a monochromatic color scheme. Steven Tyler was rocking a black suit and white shirt, Jennifer Lopez had on a gorgeous black-on-black polka dot number, and Randy "The Dawg" Jackson was sporting a vaguely preppy ensemble.
Next, Ryan welcomed our Top 13 to the stage. After a quick segment about the contestants working with Jimmy Iovine — with footage of the gang looking intimidated, serious, and/or stressed out in his presence — it was time to start the show.
First up was Lauren Alaina, who informed us in her intro package that Shania Twain is one of her idols. Lauren chose to sing Shania's "Any Man of Mine" because she thought it was a fun song that would show off her personality — which it did do, certainly. Looking great in a floaty blue top, jeggings, and ballet flats, Lauren worked the stage and clearly had a great time performing. She was cute and sassy, and she sang well.
That being said, it kind of felt like the song didn't really go anywhere. Amusingly, during the part of the song when Lauren was singing "Let me hear you say 'Yeah'," we got a shot of the judges and Steven was shaking his head. It was pretty clearly just him being into the music, but still giggle-worthy.
None of the judges seemed overly enthused by the performance itself, despite all three clearly being Lauren fans. "You know how much I love your voice," Steven said. "I love that song, but I wish it had been a little more kickass." Randy added, "That girl that we first saw, we want America to see more of that." Lauren seemed slightly wounded by the judges' remarks, but still managed to call Ryan "Peaches" before the segment ended. Stop that, Lauren! Respect the Seacrest!
Soul man Casey Abrams performed next — he chose Joe Cocker's version of "With A Little Help From My Friends" by The Beatles and managed to namecheck delightful late '80s/early '90s sitcom The Wonder Years, for which that song was the theme. With this song, the trick is to "Let the audience see it and feel it," Jimmy Iovine explained.
"I wanna be felt," Casey said. Yeah, we snickered. Like you didn't?
The good news is, we definitely felt Casey. (Not like that.) The rendition was terrific — clearly in the style of Joe Cocker without ever seeming like an imitation. Casey was one of the few contestants who seemed completely comfortable on the intimidating Idol stage, and his singing was completely on-point. However: Were we the only ones a little surprised that the ever-so-wholesome Idol allowed the lyric about getting high to be left in? Scandalous.
The judges felt Casey, too. "There was one point, I just grabbed Randy and was like 'What am I watching right now?'... You blew me away," Jennifer said. "You make listening to you sing fun, and I loved it, dude, I loved it," Randy said. "You are a rainbow of talent, man... a plethora of passion," Steven enthused.
"I think Joe Cocker embodied me for a second," a rather excited Casey told Ryan. So what you're saying is that while everyone else felt you, you felt Joe Cocker, Casey?
Following Casey's lively performance couldn't have been easy, and we felt a little sorry for Ashthon Jones. The good news: She chose Diana Ross's "When You Tell Me That You Love Me," a song she clearly loved. And she looked stunning. The bad news: The performance was, to put it in words Randy Jackson might use, "not hot." There were good moments, but there were also some shrill moments. Definitely not Ashthon's best performance.
The judges were pretty gentle (or just weren't paying attention, or were hearing something else in the studio). "I liked it... it sounded like it was a little bit of a safe move," Randy said. "I think there's a lot more in there than you're showing us, and that you're going to," Steven said.
Paul McDonald and his very white teeth were up next. Paul extolled the virtues of his musical idol, alt-country artist Ryan (not Bryan!) Adams. His song choice was "Come Pick Me Up" and the performance was... strange. The thing is, the song is actually pretty sad, and the emotion is a big part of what makes it a great song (usually). Paul's smiley, goofy style just didn't work with this particular tune. We still like you, though, Paul, and we appreciate your appreciation of Ryan Adams.
The judges also still like Paul, despite agreeing that the performance itself was lacking. "It was a little pitchy — nail it next time," Steven said. While Jennifer praised his uniqueness and noted that he did move the crowd, she mentioned that she didn't know Ryan Adams, or the song. "You should," Paul said. Burn? Nah, it seemed good-natured. "I love the character of who you are," Randy said, and then namedropped alt-country acts Whiskeytown and Wilco, probably just to show that he could.
After the commercial, Pia Toscano was on deck with Ryan Seacrest, getting the first Coke interview (we'll call it a Coketerview) of the evening. Pia looked stunning in a very small, very sparkly dress, chatting with Ryan about nothing in particular. In her pre-performance segment, Pia looked adorable in black nerdy glasses, and informed us that she's a longtime fan of Celine Dion and would be singing "All By Myself" this week.
Once she began singing, we discovered that Pia's tiny, sparkly dress had a long train, which: eh. Her makeup was pretty and sparkly, though. Oh, and the singing, right. She sang the song beautifully; her voice is fantastic. Are we the only ones who noticed the song has, um, not that many lyrics? We get it, you're all by yourself and you don't want to be anymore.
"We love you, Pia... Really, really beautiful," Jennifer said. "The big three are Mariah, Whitney, Celine... we say don't tackle those songs if you can't do them, Randy said, adding that Pia's natural gifts allow her to take on songs by those iconic singers. "Happy International Woman's Day today," Steven said, by way of complimenting Pia's performance. Oops. Although nobody claimed tonight's show was live, Steven let the cat out of the bag, because International Woman's Day was yesterday.
James Durbin performed next, and named Paul McCartney as his idol. His pre-performance segment included Jimmy Iovine praising his vocal abilities. "I didn't even know kids were out there singing like that," Jimmy said. (Apparently Jimmy has never heard of, just for instance, Adam Lambert.)
The performance was probably the best we've seen James to date. He mostly held back his Rawk! screams and turned in a fairly restrained, yet very cool, rendition of McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed." He also seemed comfortable on stage, and very happy to be there.
The judges love The Durbz, clearly. "You're one of my favorites in this whole thing," Randy said. As James tried to quiet the crowd to let Jennifer speak, she said "Let 'em clap, baby, when they wanna clap." She added that James has what "the great rock singers have," a melodic quality to his voice.
Next up was Haley Reinhart, who chose the song "Blue" by LeAnn Rimes. Haley said she'd been singing the song since she was a little girl, and it meant a lot to her. Jimmy Iovine pointed out that it was a very difficult song to sing and told her she sounded incredible.
Haley took the stage wearing a stunning blue (of course) dress, with some serious cleavage and gigantic, fabulous earrings. Best-dressed of the night, if you ask us! The performance was decent, if not incredible. Between her previous performances of "God Bless the Child," "Fallin'," and now this, it's hard to be sure what Haley's all about.
"That was beautiful," Steven said. "I think America is really getting to know you now," Jennifer said, adding that Haley does very unique things with her voice. "For me it was a little boring actually, if I'm being honest," Randy said. Woof, Dawg. We thought so, too.
Jacob Lusk followed with the second Coketerview of the evening, and he and Ryan did a silly bit about Jacob's previous job as a spa concierge. "One of my favorite singers of all time is R. Kelly," Jacob explained in his pre-performance package. "He's my idol." Since R. Kelly is actually kind of creepy and awful (allegedly), we'll give Jacob the benefit of the doubt and assuming he's just speaking musically, here.
The song Jacob chose was, naturally, "I Believe I Can Fly." What, no "Ignition (Remix)" or "Trapped In The Closet"? Fine. The performance had an extreme gospel, take-it-to-church vibe, so it was probably great if you like that sort of thing, and excruciating if you don't. Jacob can certainly sing, but beyond that we're not entirely sure what to think.
The judges weren't either, it seemed. "Pure passion. Pure music. I can't even judge it," Steven said. "It is very hard to judge you, Jacob, because you make us feel so much when you sing," Jennifer said. "You have a signature sound, and to me that's what singing is about," Randy said. "I love you; I'm excited every time you hit the stage."
The adorably-named Thia Megia is still just 15 tiny years old, and reaffirmed that by apparently never having heard of Charlie Chaplin, calling him "Charlie Chapman." Regardless, Thia's idol is Michael Jackson, so she chose to sing the song "Smile," which she knows as a Michael Jackson song, because yes, she's still just 15.
And it was... not good. The beginning, a straight rendition of the song, sounds very nice, but about halfway through the arrangement shifted to some kind of weird lounge music, kind of jazzy, maybe with some Spanish guitar thrown in? Thia got lost in all the strangeness, and it was just a shame. Oof.
The judges also remembered that Thia is still only 15, and they tried to go easy on her. "You, just with the microphone, with that instrument is gold to me," Randy said, explaining that he much preferred the beginning to the end. He added that in the beginning she sounded a bit like Michael Jackson again (true) and also somewhat like Adele (not true). "I liked it all in all," Steven said, and while Jennifer said she would've liked to see Thia move around more on stage, she concluded that "it doesn't matter; you sing like an angel."
After the commercial, we got a shot of Thia, weeping backstage and hoping America will give her another chance. After that, we're pretty sure they will.
Wild card pick Stefano Langone was thrilled to be performing "Lately" by Stevie Wonder. Stefano worked with producer Polow Da Don on the song, and they worked out what ended up being a fun, if slightly odd, dance-y arrangment. "I think he's a star artist," Polow said. "No one in America knows how well you sing yet, but they're gonna find out," Jimmy Iovine told Stefano.
Stefano looked great and worked the entire stage, and from the many bobbing heads visible in the audience, it appeared that the crowd was into it. Stefano's facial expressions occasionally verged on slightly cheesy, but his vocals were terrific and he really gave the performance his all. Way to prove the judges right for keeping you around, dude.
Steven then said possibly the best sentence of the night: "By the time it ended it was just soaring like a volcano." What? Amazing. "You had me dancing there for a minute, baby!" Jennifer said. Randy said that while the performance started out a little rocky, "by the middle of it, you were soarin', dude."
Next up: Karen Rodriguez. So Karen loves Selena. Selena inspired her to become a singer. Karen even has some Selena Barbie dolls. So, of course, Miss K-Rod chose to sing Selena's ballad "I Could Fall In Love."
Karen's performance outfit, which she later told Ryan that she helped design, was a sparkly midriff-bearing pants ensemble, inspired by — wait for it — Selena and Jennifer Lopez. Well, she looked beautiful (she's a gorgeous girl), but the singing was average at best.
"You look so beautiful tonight," Jennifer said, and asked whether Karen could hear herself singing. Karen: "A little." Nice of Jennifer to give her an excuse! "It felt like you were kind of fighting the song... It was a little sleepy for me," Randy said. "The energy it took to ramp up to how well you ended the song was just lacking a little bit; I know you can sing so much better," Steven said.
Baby lock them doors and turn the lights down low! Scotty McCreery was up next, with the night's final Coketerview. Scotty was bummed to be missing baseball season, and since his team is 2-2 so far, we're guessing they miss him too.
Garth Brooks was the idol; "The River" was the song choice. Scotty really is a good ole country boy, isn't he? Scotty performed in a blue cowboy-style shirt and a cross necklace, with a giant cheesy background image of an actual river behind him. Clever. The song was perfect for him, and he sounded great, as usual. Was it a groundbreaking performance? No, but it was certainly enough to please his fans.
"If it ain't broke don't even think about fixing it," Randy said. Which, Randy always wants people to change things up, so, okay. In this case he was right, though. "You did the Garth justice," The Steven said. "I saw you open up as a performer," Jennifer said.
The final performance slot of the night went to Exotic Flower Naima Adedapo, who chose to sing "Umbrella" by Rihanna, "an artist that I truly respect and admire." Naima was excited to really bring her own style to the song, and also to work with Tricky, who produced the original version.
The performance was, frankly, insane. Naima appeared on stage wearing 17 articles of clothing, 27 pieces of jewelry, and doing about 107 different things, all in the space of two minutes. She danced, she rapped, there was a crazy sort of reggae section, there were breaks in the music... and while not everything worked, the overall impression was actually kind of great.
"You're crazy good, I love ya, " Steven said. "You brought flavor tonight that no one else has done." Jennifer agreed. "I don't care about all the pitchy, you got fire, girl," she said. "You're doing it like stars do it."
But perhaps Randy Jackson said it best: "Yo, I'm like, what!"
So that was it for our "Lucky 13." Tomorrow, somebody goes home (Ashthon? Karen? Thia?), and we get performances from Diddy and Adam Lambert. But before someone's dreams are crushed forever (or at least until they win an Oscar, right Jennifer Hudson?), tell us — what did you think?


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American Idol 2013 Spoilers: Week 3 Auditions and Mariah Carey's New Crush!
In week three of the American Idol 2013 auditions, the judges are about to take us on a whirlwind tour across the country in search of the next batch of stellar singers for Hollywood Week. For this round of auditions, the reality show juggernaut heads to three cities -- Long Beach, San Antonio, and Oklahoma City. Auditions in the first two cities will be on Wednesday's show while they hit the OC (no, not that OC) for Thursday night's show.
We've got a few American Idol 2013 spoilers from you for the San Antonio show, as four singers show up in from this city in our leaked Top 40 list.
Jett Hermano -- An Asian-American singer, Jett was raised in Seattle. She's multi-talented -- on top of singing, she plays the guitar and the piano. From what we hear, she's one to watch, as she brings a unique hip-hop style, which should appeal to Nicki Minaj. We do know the controversial judge loved Sarah Restuccio's take on her song, "Super Bass". Hmmm...wonder what her NickiName will be?
Rachel Hale -- A country girl with movie star looks, this girl could win it all. After all, we've already predicted it's a female Country artist's year to win and break the streak of WGWGs (white guys with guitars).
Vincent "Vince" Powell -- A Christian artist who is back for a second year on American Idol, Vince could prove experience on the Idol Road is key. After looking at the meteoric rise of Colton Dixon, we know this genre is gaining wide appeal.
Cristabel Clack -- Much like last year's Joshua Ledet, Cristabel is a gospel singer. According to her Twitter page, she's also a mother and worship leader.
Plus, if you've seen the promo for American Idol 2013 this week, you know Mariah Carey crushes hard on one hopeful (taking a page from Nicki's playbook). Plus, one lucky girl gets a kiss from Keith and Randy, and Nicki suggests one singer should use "autotune." That's just harsh!
Always check back with us -- we'll be posting new American Idol spoilers as we get them!
Source: Examiner.com

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Ginger was born in Memphis, Tennessee, the fourth son and next-to-last child of an affluent Southern family that moved to Indiana (Debs' home state) while he was very young, and was shortly thereafter plunged into abject poverty by the Great Depression. After four years "squatting" in a series of unoccupied houses in Greencastle while their eldest son attended DePauw college, the Ginger family settled in Indianapolis, still in extremely difficult circumstances. These experiences deeply influenced Ray Ginger's political convictions and much of his historical work: in later life he frequently recounted his childhood humiliation when sent to collect the bag of flour that was the only form of public welfare available, and also the intense personal rage that dominated his youth.
Despite his troubled childhood, and the equally troubled personality it engendered, his incisive intelligence and great verbal gifts were rewarded by acceptance to both Harvard College and the University of Chicago before his 17th birthday. In another frequently-told tale, he chose Chicago in the belief that it would be easier to augment his scholarship with part-time employment "in a big city like Chicago than in a small town like Cambridge." He didn't think to look at a map, and wouldn't have dreamed of asking for advice. At Chicago he soon took a step towards fulfilling his supreme ambition at that time — to become a sportswriter — by landing a post as a copyboy at the Chicago Tribune — "the only time my father was ever really proud of me." This job turned into something more than menial when the United States entered World War II shortly thereafter, most of the reporters became foreign correspondents, and Ginger was promoted to a writing job in the city room.
His journalistic career was ended permanently by the military draft, but the interruption to his academic education proved only temporary. Soon after basic training, Military Intelligence plucked him out of the swarming pool of draftees and sent him for special training in the Japanese language at the University of Michigan, where he met his first wife, now the nationally-known civil-liberties lawyer Ann Fagan Ginger. At the end of this course Ginger was assigned to work as a code-breaker near Washington — work for which an education in statistical analysis would have been more appropriate than linguistic studies. It was while serving in this capacity in the closing days of the war that he joined the Communist Party, with the expectation that the revolution was just around the corner.
His interest in Eugene Debs had already begun to crystallize into a determination to write a definitive biography, drawing on both archival sources and interviews with some of the many individuals then living who had known Debs well. Fortunately the recently enacted GI Bill provided an easy means of support for this enterprise. Ann Arbor, which was close to his wife's family home and where he had already accumulated academic credits while studying Japanese, seemed the obvious place to begin; he completed his bachelors degree there, and then (the book not being finished) stayed for a masters degree in economics. Still drawing on GI benefits in the cause of literature, he then entered a Ph.D program in American Studies at Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio (now Case Western Reserve University), where he completed The Bending Cross (Rutgers University Press, 1949). This classic biography met great critical acclaim, including an assessment by the eminent American historian Henry Steele Commager as "the best biography of Debs." It has almost never been out of print in the intervening years; Haymarket Books issued the most recent edition in 2006.
After earning a Western Reserve Ph.D. in 1951 by the unusual expedient of presenting his published biography as a dissertation, Ginger took up a post at Harvard Business School as editor of the Business History Review, with a little teaching on the side. Besides his editorial duties, he wrote numerous scholarly articles in economics, labor history, and business history while at Harvard, researched a projected biography of Clarence Darrow, and enjoyed every prospect for a distinguished academic career.
The witchhunts of the McCarthy Era put an abrupt halt to this promising future. When it seemed probable that both Ginger and his wife might be subpoenaed by the Massachusetts equivalent of the infamous House Committee on Unamerican Activities, university officials demanded (on June 16, 1954) that he sign an oath declaring that he was not a member of the Communist Party, and that his wife (who had no university connection) sign a similar oath. Instant dismissal despite a recent three-year contract was the threatened alternative. When Ginger instead chose to resign, Harvard insisted that he leave the state immediately as a condition of receiving the two weeks of salary remaining on his existing contract.
Ginger, his pregnant wife, and their small son went to New York on two days notice to stay with relatives they had never met. Ann Ginger gave birth as a charity patient, and the marriage came to a rancorous halt not long thereafter. Ginger worked in New York for the next six years, first in advertising and then as an editor at the book publishers Alfred Knopf and Henry Holt, but neither his success in these endeavors, his remarriage in 1956, nor the publication of two notably readable works of history (Altgeld's America and Six Days or Forever?) fully compensated for his bitterness at having been ejected from the academic world and then apparently blacklisted.
The doors opened again in 1960, when Brandeis University was sufficiently impressed with his abilities and achievements to offer him an assistant professorship in the history department. He stayed at Brandeis for six years, becoming a tenured full professor, chairing the Committee on American Civilization, writing several more books, coaching the tennis team, and evolving rare pedagogical gifts. His lectures were legendary, less for their adept showmanship than for Ginger's uncanny ability to entice even the greenest and most awkward undergraduate to join him on a mutually thrilling journey of intellectual exploration. This remarkable talent received tangible acknowledgment many years after his death, when a former student (William Friedman, Brandeis '65), raised $2.5 million to endow the Ray Ginger Professorship of History at the university.
After leaving Brandeis in 1966, Ginger taught briefly at Stanford University and moved on to tenured positions at Wayne State University in Detroit and the University of Calgary, in Alberta, Canada. He died in Boston in 1975, of complications from acute alcoholism, survived by his third wife and two sons from his first marriage. Most of his papers were subsequently presented to the Labor History Archives at Wayne State University, where they are available for scholarly consultation.
Many of the archived documents from that troubled time are now (2004) nearing the end of a fifty-year embargo. Preliminary evidence suggests that Harvard has been less than forthcoming in discussing the events of that period. In 2000, Ann Fagan Ginger wrote a letter to the president of Harvard, requesting a Truth and Reconciliation Commission to discuss the Ginger firing and other acts of Harvard against students and faculty members who had Left political leanings or membership. The Harvard Crimson has published a number of articles on this issue. Francis A. Boyle, law professor at the University of Illinois, and a 1976 graduate of Harvard Law School, has led a national campaign to lobby Harvard to conduct a public inquiry, issue a meaningful apology, and endow a chair in the Gingers' name for the study of peace, justice, and human rights.


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THE adage that "you are what you eat" has taken on a whole new meaning. Researchers in Germany claim that DNA fed to a mouse can survive digestion and invade cells throughout its body. Because food contains DNA, this may be a way for species to acquire genes, they argue.
The surprising results were announced by Walter Dörfler of the University of Cologne at the International Congress on Cell Biology in San Francisco last month. "We're taking in DNA in food every day," he says. "In my mind, the question became: why isn't DNA incorporated all the time in animals?"
Textbooks say that DNA in food should be digested and destroyed. But Dörfler and his student Rainer Schubbert found that when they fed a bacterial virus called M13 to a mouse, sections of its genetic material about 700 DNA "letters" longlarge enough to contain a genesurvived to emerge in faeces. ...
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Shelby Energy to sponsor All-A basketball tourney
Shelby Energy again this weekend is a co-sponsor of the Touchstone Energy All "A" Classic, an annual basketball tournament among the state's smallest high schools.
The games began Wednesday and continue through Sunday for 16 boys' and 16 girls' teams at the Frankfort Convention Center. None of the schools in Shelby County are participating.
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Jan. 21-28
James H. Whitt and Olivia Moody to Gayle Franklin Broughton and Edna Marcella Broughton, 5.005 acres, Tract 3, Stone Farm, $70,000
The Sentinel-News won 24 awards, including seven first-place citations, among multiweekly newspapers in the annual judging by the Kentucky Press Association.
The awards, presented Friday night in Lexington at KPA's annual awards banquet, was for work published between Oct. 1, 2012, and Sept. 30, 2013 and covering 28 individual categories.
The housing market in Shelby County is almost back to pre-recession days, observers say, with increases across the board in both home sales and residential building permits during 2013.
Last year, the number of people building homes was up 16 percent, home sales were up 14 percent, the number of new homes sold was up by 40 percent and foreclosures were down 34 percent.
With thousands of Kentuckians – and millions of Americans – as of this month having health insurance through the Affordable Care Act and more signing up each day, a new impact of the law will emerge this year as many businesses wrestle with the requirement that they must provide insurance options for their employees.
Your grocery tabbed spiked to record levels during the final quarter of 2013.
The latest Marketbasket Survey conducted by Kentucky Farm Bureau, which tracks grocery prices in 24 markets across Kentucky, indicated the cost of 40 basic grocery items was the highest in the survey's history: $120.18.
That total broke by 93 cents (or .08 percent) the record set in the third quarter for beef, pork, poultry, dairy, grains, and fruits and vegetables.
LCNI's Heath honored by circulation group
Max Heath, 67, postal consultant for Landmark Community Newspapers in Shelbyville, has been named to the National Circulation Director Hall of Fame. He is one of two honorees this year, joined by Michael Zinser, founder of The Zinser Law Firm in Nashville.
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Look out, Maryland: Delaware is preparing to pick your pocket. Again.
But this time it may be much more serious than adding slot machines at Delaware Park. Amid a national movement of "privatizing" public highways, the state is considering surrendering the Delaware portion of Interstate 95 to corporate financiers who would control its tolls and maintenance.


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The menu for Jan. 28-Feb. 1 is as follows:
Monday: Sweet and sour chicken, diced potatoes, corn O'brien, fruit juice and fruit cocktail.
Tuesday: Beef tips with noodles, Brussel sprouts, beets, wheat bread and pears.
Wednesday: Egg patty with cheese, sausage patty, warm applesauce, diced potatoes, English muffin, waffle and cookie.
Thursday: Spaghetti with meatballs, Italian green beans, vinegar and oil coleslaw, Italian bread, juice and brownie.
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Being a parent is the best thing ever. There is simply nothing in life that is more emotional, challenging, fulfilling, and meaningful than taking on the responsibility of caring for another human being. Yes, it is exhausting. Yes, it is sticky. Yes, I do find myself using words like "potty" and "boo-boo" way more frequently than I would have ever thought possible when I didn't have a child. But all of the exhaustion and frustrations just fade away when your little one wraps her tiny arms around your neck and says, "Mommy, I love you so much!" Ohh … melt my heart!
Since I love being a parent so much, I am always beyond thrilled whenever one of my friends is joining the parenthood club. And I am particularly excited for the couple in these photos, Josh and Katie. Katie and I were roommates in college and I simply can't think of anyone who is going to be a better mother. She is kind, patient, caring, loving, and SO much fun! I can't even count the number of times I've laughed until tears were rolling down my face when spending time with Katie. Seriously, this baby is in for a FUN childhood with a Mom like Katie. And Josh … well, he's basically made to be a Dad. Strong yet sensitive, patient as can be, and the way he loves and cherishes Katie is a perfect glimpse into the way he is going to love his child. And what a lucky child that will be!
Josh and Katie, thank you for letting me capture this incredibly special time in your lives. Your enthusiasm and excitement for this baby is so evident and I just can't wait until he/she makes her arrival! You guys are going to be the best parents and I am so thankful that I get to share in this journey with you. Love you three!


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Back in 1997, the travelling music/half-pipe circus known as the Warped Tour was on its third year and going strong. In the near-future, the sleek, mainstream pop-punk bands powering the summer festival would pretty much comprise their own genre, but in the mid-'90s, typecast as the younger bro-punk sibling to the artier, more sophisticated Lollapalooza, the 'fest was still trying to establish its identity - just like the pubescent punks buying tickets.
Because it merged music and extreme sports, the festival attracted skateboarders and BMX riders alongside the self-professed slackers and their Gwen Stefani-adoring girlfriends, all of whom could (mostly) agree on the radness of Deftones, Quicksand, blink-182, NOFX, Pennywise, Social Distortion and even Limp Bizkit (back before they started doing it all for the nookie). You weren't allowed through the gates without a pair of vibrant Vans (OK, that's not true, but if you were a real skater, you'd be sporting 'em), and because the O.C. brand sponsored the thing, there was a distinct So-Cal vibe: in the ska bounce of No Doubt and Reel Big Fish, in the pot-puffing vigor of Sublime, in the tough-guy bubblegum pop of Sugar Ray, in the funky metal of Fishbone, even in the weirdo loser rock of Beck (who did Warped in 1996, it's true). So dust off the Vans, wear a helmet (!) and relive the first three years of the Warped Tour.


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Thanks everyone for all the help and tips.this a different maximum.
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I need 34.
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I think you may have problems with this if my memory is correct on an issue.
Some ISP (like AOL) use distributed application layer proxy servers.
Within an "application layer session" a single user from one computer may
appear to come from multiple IP addresses. (Not talking a TCP session, but
a session where a person sits at a computer, and navigates around your web
site clicking on one link then another.) This may lead to problems with
implementing your code.
Have you considered using SSL to help protect your program from highjacking?
(More comments below)
Alan H. Lake said:
> I'm creating a PHP program that I'd like to protect against an attempt
> to "hijack" a session. I want to insure that the IP address of the
> machine using the session is the same as that which started the
> session. The approach that I'm using is that, if the session's IP is
> not stored in the session file, I'll store it. If it is, I check to see
> whether it matches the current IP. If the two don't match, I think I've
> been hijacked.
(Im not so sure this will work universally. See above.)
> The problem is that I'm getting a false alarm because the 4th node of
> the current IP doesn't always match that of the IP that started the
> session. The other three nodes do match.
The 4th octet of an IP address cannot be relied upon for proof of lack of
highjacking. When the Internet was built using classed networks, you could
determine the site/owner of a netblock based on the first octet's value.
This is not the case anymore. Even if you could assume two IP addresses
are from the same netblock, you can't be certain that the second IP is not
really an attempt at highjacking. Actually, this can be the reverse, as a
person sharing the first person's subnet may be able to sniff session
information from that target and then highjack the session. (Still talking
application layer "session" without SSL NOT a TCP one.)
> Here are my questions. Do I have adequate protection if I check just
> the first three nodes?
In my opinion, using only the first 3 octets of an IP address is not
> Is there a better way to detect such an attempt?
Use of SSL to help protect the session.
You might look into cookies, but they have other issues in cases like
shared workstations a the public area.
> The PHP code that I am using to get the IP addresses is this:
> if (getenv(HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR))
> $ipaddr = getenv(HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR);
> else
> $ipaddr = $REMOTE_ADDR;
Of course, my recollection of the way that AOL does things could be wrong,
or incorrect, but I *think* it is correct. I dont use AOL and have no
first-hand knowledge of this (with a sniffer or whatever) but when this
has come up before in meetings, nobody has stated it was not the case when
it was mentioned.
Your idea is quite creative and inventive. :-)
(Nothing comes from not trying, perhaps you will find a way yet.)
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"That which causes us trials shall yield us triumph: and that which make our hearts ache shall fill us with gladness. The only true happiness is to learn, to advance, and to improve: which could not happen unless we had commence with error, ignorance, and imperfection. We must pass through the darkness, to reach the light."
"All human actions have one or more of these seven causes : chance, nature, compulsion, habit, reason, passion, desire."
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Gift will help attract an innovative Parkinson's disease researcher
When Leaetta Hough talks about her late mother, Hazel Hough, she emphasizes the courage and grace with which she endured the debilitating effects of Parkinson's disease for more than 35 years.
That's why, when Hough asked her mother what she would like done in her honor after her death, she rejected the idea of having a building named for her in her hometown of Bagley, Minn. Instead, Hazel supported Hough's proposal to contribute money to Parkinson's disease research at the University of Minnesota.
The daughter has honored those wishes, recently giving $800,000 to establish an endowed professorship in the Department of Neurology, chaired by Jerrold Vitek, M.D., Ph.D., an internationally renowned neurologist.
Befitting Hazel Hough's character, the endowment is simply named "Innovative Research in Parkinson's Disease." The objective is to encourage others to contribute to the fund, as well. "She would have liked that," says Hough, who is a nationally recognized industrial/organizational psychologist.
The $800,000 contribution comes from Hough and her late husband, Marvin Dunnette, a University of Minnesota psychology professor whose former students joined with her to fund a distinguished chair in the Department of Psychology in his honor. She is now married to Robert Muschewske, a retired psychologist and management consultant.
Recognizing an effective leader
As president of the Dunnette Group in St. Paul, Hough specializes in identifying, understanding, and measuring the characteristics that enable people to perform their work — especially creative work — effectively.
"I know the importance of individuals in achieving innovative, successful outcomes," she says. "Individuals who foster creativity and innovation in others are unusual. Dr. Vitek is that kind of person, and I want our gift to make a difference."
There is no known cure for Parkinson's disease. Currently available treatments aim to control symptoms through medications or surgery — the focus of Vitek's team. Working with colleagues from many disciplines, the team conducts research on surgical therapies for Parkinson's and related diseases.
Vitek himself has done pioneering work on a surgical therapy called deep brain stimulation (DBS), which delivers electrical impulses directly to areas of the brain that control movement. DBS can act as a substitute for, or a complement to, medications — providing some Parkinson's patients with "peace and calm after a lifetime of unrest and muscle tension," he says.
Another promising technique for easing Parkinson's symptoms is optogenetics, a form of gene therapy that uses light to alter brain cell activity.
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The person hired to fill the endowed professorship will be tapped to help Vitek's team improve these treatments, or even come up with something entirely new. Vitek says Hough's donation provides a solid base to attract a "brilliant" physician-scientist to his team.
"We want someone who isn't afraid to try new things, and who cares about people — someone who's driven by the science of discovery and the passion to make a difference in patients' lives," Vitek says. "Leaetta's gift is a big step toward finding that person."
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Thursday, December 11th, 2008 at 2:02 pm in Fun Stuff to do in Oakland, Night Owl, Oakland nightlife, restaurants.
So now that Mua has been open for a while I'd like to know how people are feeling about the lofty (as in archicture not attitude) restaurant over on Auto Row at 24th and Webster. I still haven't made it over although I was eager for it to open. The owners seem to have taken their super low-key approach from Soizic and applied it to Mua. The only sign that it's a restuarant (lunch, dinner, bar) rather than the owner Hi-Suk Dong's painting studio (his art is on the walls) is a graffiti-style tag reading "We are open" or something like that on the sliding metal door like on garages, which is what the space used to be once upon a time in Oakland. They even left the original signage up instead of plastering MUA on it. They stay open late (bravo) and after 10 p.m. a DJ takes over.
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Before the season even began, the man who would ultimately be crowned Super Chevy's 2002 Nitro Coupe Champion already had a very impressive drag racing career under his belt. Dan Nickelson started competing back in the mid-'60s with a 275-horse, 327-powered '66 Chevelle. For the next three years, Dan developed his skills on the quarter-mile running brackets and D/Stock Eliminator at Irwindale, Fontana, Lions, and other Southern California tracks. Next, he stepped up and purchased a brand-new, "no-options" '69 Chevelle SS. This one was campaigned in Super Stock, and Dan won the AHRA World Finals in 1973, stopping the clocks with e.t.'s in the 10.80s.
However, the car that made him famous on a national level was the absolutely awesome Nickelson & Lemond AA/Altered '62 Corvette roadster. Having quickly gained respect within the Competition Eliminator ranks, the topless Vette sported a supercharged 430-inch big-block Chevy, and captured the 1989 NHRA World Finals, carding times in the 7.40s at over 180 mph. This thing was a real crowd favorite. The team even held the NHRA speed record for two years after the car was sold in 1990!
Following the success of the topless Corvette, Dan and his crew decided they wanted to go faster. With aspirations of mixing it up in the West Coast Pro Mod series, a '94 Chevy Beretta was built. The switch proved successful, as the team landed in the Top 10. But it was 1999 when Nickelson decided to put some "pop" in the tank and headed for the Super Chevy Nitro Coupe wars. After learning (the hard way) what this new combination required for its fuel (30 percent nitromethane, 70 percent methanol) and clutch application, Dan guided the juggernaut to a fifth-place finish. The learning curve continued in 2000, and again in 2001, although the connecting rods were exiting the block every four or five passes (ouch).
Needless to say, lots of fuel system R&D was in order between the 2001 and 2002 seasons. And as they say, "knowledge is power." For Nickelson and crew, truer words were never spoken. Some of the newfound knowledge made the switch to Top Fuel-style connecting rods an immediate necessity. Looking back on the 46,000-mile, 2002 tour, they dropped a valve in Virginia and nipped a piston here and there. You might say they got a handle on their tune-up, and in doing so, dominated the competition by a tenth of a second, on average.
I asked Dan a few questions over a bottomless pot of coffee in a LaVerne, California, restaurant, and we gabbed almost non-stop, like the blower-car junkies that we are.
SC: What made you decide to switch from Competition Eliminator to Pro Mod?DN: "I got tired of the whining from the Comp guys. On the Corvette, we made innovative changes to cool the air or fuel, and NHRA always outlawed our changes. Plus, Pro Mod was heads-up-"run whatcha brung."
SC: What was the most difficult part of the learning curve?DN: "The fuel system and the clutch threw us a curve ball on a regular basis. Our old blown gas Comp motor wanted to run lean, so we'd take fuel away from it in order to build heat [heat equals horsepower]. On the other hand, our first Pro Mod combination needed more fuel, because the alcohol motor ran so much cooler."
SC: When planning your yearly racing budget, do you calculate an average "costper run?" If so, approximately what does that amount to?DN: "Well, figuring five passes per event-100 runs per season-fuel, parts, oil, etc.--it's about $600 per run. But, adding in hotels [for the crew], it's actually more like $800 per run. However, last year we didn't hurt a lot of parts, so we were able to keep our costs in check."
SC: Can a Nitro Coupe be run so it's "easy on parts" and still be competitive?DN: "Like with our initial learning curve, the key lies with the fuel system and the clutch. Last year, we ran several 6-teens and never hurt a bearing."


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All I want for Christmas is a Dukla Prague away kit. So sang Birkenhead's finest Half Man Half Biscuit, encapsulating the beautiful relationship between football and the festive season.
Now December has arrived we can fully embrace the most important month in the football calendar. Why is it the most important month? I've no idea, but that's what everyone is telling me it is.
"There's a lot of important games coming up over Christmas." Every year it's the same. Likewise managers cast their eye over December earnestly declaring how crucial it is to get through this period without picking up any injuries. As if some sort of plague is going to beset training grounds up and down the country and strike down star forwards simply because it's December. Like Tuberculosis or Meningitis, squads must be inoculated against the Congested Christmas Fixture List.
And we fans are no different. Simply because one extra game happens to be thrown in on Boxing Day it suddenly becomes a defining month of the season. There are still only three points available in that game but listening to supporters it's easy to be lulled into thinking the league table will take shape at this time of year and remain cast in stone for the rest of the season.
No-one can afford a bad Christmas. We know this because the stats men tell us so. Being the bottom side at Christmas must be avoided at all costs. Like turning on the radio and hearing Chris Rea's 'Driving Home For Christmas', it is an affliction that leaves permanent scars. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse lie in wait for whichever side is bestowed the fate of Bottom Club at Christmas.
Of course this is not to dilute the excitement of festive fixtures. Boxing Day has always been a favourite although there was a time when teams would play successive days on the 25th and 26th.
The last Christmas Day fixtures in England were played in 1959, but in Scotland they played on this date right up until 1976. Goodness knows how fans would cope with that scenario now. A Boxing Day game usually draws a bumper crowd as fans look to break free from the shackles of the leftover turkey, in-laws and wartime films. In fact, this fixture is a football fan's very own Great Escape.
And what about this for a set of results from the top flight on Boxing Day 1963: Blackpool 1-5 Chelsea, Burnley 6-1 Man Utd, Fulham 10-1 Ipswich, Leicester 2-0 Everton, Liverpool 6-1 Stoke, Nottingham Forest 3-3 Sheffield Utd, WBA 4-4 Tottenham, Sheffield Wednesday 3-0 Bolton, Wolves 3-3 Aston Villa, West Ham 2-8 Blackburn. Sixty six goals in one division, no wonder we get so excited at this time of year.
And of course it is embraced at Sky Sports with the snowmen graphics, festive music bubbling along under the promos, Christmas trees on the set of every show and Christmas Day special editions of Soccer AM and Soccer Saturday.
Out in the regions Sky Sports News reporters will be popping up at training grounds asking embattled managers what they want for Christmas before being dispatched to the Stoke City club shop in search of a Peter Crouch gnome. And manna from heaven if it's actually snowing because there'll be a groundsmen's snowball fight to be filmed too.
The Soccer Saturday staff love Christmas. Secret Santa is diligently organised every season. And every year it follows the same format.
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of Admonitions
Roughly half of all complaints that result in discipline are private discipline dispositions. Two forms of private discipline exist: (1) stipulated probation; and (2) admonition. Admonitions are the least serious form of discipline and are issued where the violation of the ethics rules is "isolated and non-serious." See Rule 8(d)(2), Rules on Lawyers Professional Responsibility (RLPR). Stipulated probation involves more chronic yet nonserious misconduct. Rule 8(d)(3), RLPR.
Approximately 100 of the ethics complaints received in 2002 were resolved with the issuance of a private admonition. One lawyer, who regularly defended lawyers in ethics matters, often explained admonitions to his clients as "the speeding tickets of the legal profession that never go away." Although I disagree with this characterization, lawyers occasionally do regard admonitions as insignificant. As an example, I recall breaking the bad news to a nervous young lawyer who was under investigation that he was about to be issued an admonition for neglecting a client legal matter. Upon receiving this news, the young lawyer breathed a huge sigh of relief and responded, "That's O.K., I already have one of those."
The vast majority of lawyers, however, do not equate admonitions with speeding tickets; nor do they consider them trivial. Most see them for what they are -- an adjudication that one's professional conduct has failed to meet the minimum ethical standards. Those who dispute admonitions are afforded the opportunity to seek review by a Lawyers Board panel and eventually the Supreme Court. Moreover, the Supreme Court's willingness to review a lawyer's "isolated and non-serious" violation of an ethics rule belies any notion that admonitions are petty or inconsequential.
Private admonitions fulfill an important function by demonstrating to the public that even minor violations of the ethics standards are important to the bar. To this end, they assist in maintaining the profession's integrity. Beyond this function, they can be a valuable tool in educating lawyers and law students. Oftentimes, when dealing with lawyers and admonitions, I have thought to myself, but for the grace of God there go I. Very few lawyers who receive admonitions are "bad or unethical" lawyers. Most often they are culpable of no more than an isolated instance of substandard lawyering.
Members of the bar have told me for years that this annual summary of admonitions article is the professional responsibility column "they never miss." I suspect they, like me, recognize that admonitions present a unique opportunity to learn valuable lessons about practicing law from the mistakes of others. I suspect that on occasion they also think to themselves, but for the grace of God there go I.
Misleading Advertisement
As part of a marketing program the lawyer had flyers advertising his personal injury practice prepared in Spanish. The flyers were distributed by placing them under the windshield wipers of cars in a Hispanic neighborhood. Because the lawyer spoke little or no Spanish, he relied upon a person outside of his firm to prepare the ad copy. At no time before distributing the flyers did the lawyer request a literal translation of the Spanish ad copy. The literal translation of the ad stated in part:
The lawyer was issued an admonition for disseminating a misleading advertisement in violation of Rule 7.1, MRPC.
Unauthorized Practice of Law
An attorney failed to timely pay her attorney registration fee, resulting in her suspension. See Rule 3, Rules of the Supreme Court for Registration of Attorneys. About the same time, the attorney requested to be placed on CLE restricted status to exempt her from the CLE reporting requirements. Pursuant to Rule 12, Rules of the Minnesota Board of Continuing Legal Education, a lawyer electing CLE restricted status cannot engage in the practice of law or represent anyone in legal proceedings other than himself or herself. Nearly four years later, without having paid the attorney registration fees necessary for reinstatement and while still on CLE restricted status, the attorney entered a plea of not guilty on behalf of her fiance in a traffic matter. The attorney's conduct in representing her fiance while fee suspended and on CLE restricted status violated Rule 5.5(a), MRPC.
Raw Language to Adverse Party
The attorney undertook representation of the husband in a family law proceeding brought by the pro se wife. After the parties agreed to exchange personal property, the wife called the attorney to arrange the property exchange. During the phone conversation, the attorney twice told the wife she was being unreasonable and that she was "shoving this case up my butt." After the second such comment, the wife hung up. The attorney's conduct violated Rule 4.4, MRPC, in that the crude remarks served no purpose other than to embarrass or burden the adverse party (i.e. the pro se wife).
Injecting Race Into a Trial
During the closing argument of a criminal prosecution involving a Hispanic defendant, the prosecutor argued that the Hispanic defendant might think that the jury, who were "all nice white folks," would be nervous about convicting him in a case hinging on credibility of the Hispanic defendant and the white female victim. The attorney was admonished for violation of Rule 8.4(d), MRPC, for improperly injecting race into the trial. Although the Supreme Court has stated in In re Panel File 98-26, 597 N.W.2d 563 (Minn. 1999), that race-based misconduct is inherently serious, the conduct of the prosecutor in this case was less egregious in that it was not directed at a specific individual.
Abusive Voicemail Messages
The attorney represented a driver submitting a claim to his insurer. The insurer sent denial of the claim to the attorney. The attorney called the adjuster to discuss the claim, although he knew the insurer was represented by counsel. During the telephone conversation, the insurance adjuster reminded the attorney that the insurer was represented by counsel. The attorney continued to discuss the case with the adjuster, and during the telephone call became verbally abusive. In later voicemail messages the attorney's tone and demeanor was abusive and threatening to the point where the messages could only be characterized as "ranting and raving." The attorney's conduct violated Rules 4.2 (contacting a represented party) and 4.4 (conduct with no purpose other than to harass or burden), MRPC.
Failure to Release Adverse Party's Funds
An attorney represented the husband in a marriage dissolution proceeding. The court issued an order for protection against the husband, granting temporary custody to the wife and requiring payment of $250 per month by the husband. After a problem ensued with visitation at a supervised visitation center, the husband ceased supervised visitation.
The husband began claiming that his visitation rights were being violated because his wife had moved and he did not know where his children were living. The husband's counsel called the wife's counsel and told her that he was in possession of the last two months of child support checks, but would not forward them to the wife unless the wife's address was disclosed. The wife was concerned for her safety and had asked that her address not be disclosed. The wife's counsel declined to provide her address, and offered to forward the support checks to the wife. Minnesota Statute ¤518.612 provides, in pertinent part:
Interference with parenting time or taking a child from this state without permission of the court or the other parent is not a defense to nonpayment of support. If a party fails to make support payments, interferes with parenting time, or removes a child from the state without permission of the court or the other parent, the other party may petition the court for an appropriate order.
When the husband's attorney continued to receive monthly child support checks from his client and failed to forward them to the wife's counsel, the wife was forced to seek relief from the court. After hearing the wife's motion, the family court referee referred the matter to the Director's Office. The attorney's withholding of the child support checks violated Rules 1.15(c), 3.4(c), 4.4 and 8.4(d), MRPC.
Malpractice Waiver
The attorney was retained to represent the plaintiff in a personal injury matter. After obtaining a medical report verifying the injuries, the attorney did little on the case for nearly a year. A year and a half after accepting the case, the attorney learned that the land on which his client was injured belonged to a municipality, not a private corporation as had first been thought. The attorney told the injured party he was terminating the representation due to the difficulty in suing a municipality, but agreed to give the client procedural advice if the client elected to go forward with the case on his own.
Thereafter, the attorney drafted a self-representation agreement for the client, which essentially limited the lawyer's representation to advising the client about how to handle the claim pro se. The agreement also included a clause releasing the attorney and his law firm from "any liability which may have been incurred in or by representing me." The agreement did not advise the client that independent representation concerning the release was appropriate. The attorney violated Rule 1.8(h) MRPC, by requiring his client to sign an agreement limiting his liability without advising the client that independent counsel was appropriate.
Misleading Law Firm Name
After lawyer X joined the A & B law firm. The firm changed its corporate name to the A, B & X law firm. Two years later, X withdrew from the firm and became associated with another firm. Shortly after his departure, X wrote the firm demanding that his name be removed from the firm's corporate name. For at least seven months thereafter, the firm continued to use the "A, B & X" firm name on its promotional materials and on its letterhead and website. When X filed an ethics complaint, the firm's managing partner was issued an admonition for violating Rules 7.1 and 7.5 by using a firm name that was misleading.
Advising Client to Disobey Court Order
An attorney represented the wife in an ongoing domestic abuse matter. At the court hearing, the parties agreed to issuance of a restraining order without a finding of abuse. In addition, the wife was given 14 days to vacate the house, and was to leave certain personal property in the house unless the parties reached agreement on disposition or brought the matter back to court. When the deadline came for the wife to move, she called the attorney about what items she could take with her because the parties had been unable to reach any agreement. Ignoring the order, the attorney told her she could take "what she knew absolutely was hers." The attorney's conduct in advising his client to violate a court order by removing property from the home, without the agreement of the opposing party, violated Rule 3.4(c) (knowingly disobeying an obligation under the rules of a tribunal), MRPC.
The author would like to thank Candice M. Hojan of the OLPR for her assistance in preparing this article.
KENNETH L. JORGENSEN is director of the Office of Lawyers Professional Responsibility. He has served the cause of lawyers' self-regulation in Minnesota for over 20 years.


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