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A rather bland update for day 6 & 7. Admittedly, I've been quite lazy, and enjoying not having to be anywhere, or do anything at a particular time.
Day 6:
I decided to stay two more nights at the Deals Gap Resort. At 12$ a night, I feel thats a fair price for hot water, and a good show of bikes to keep my interest. I broke my back while stunt riding when I was 17, and a hot shower first thing in the morning is nearly priceless to me.
I spent most of the morning in the lodge occupying a table and trying to get my money's worth of my 2$ cup for orange juice. I must have drank a gallon of it while I cut and tapped and rolled three 4 states worth of TAT rollcharts. By about state 3 I must have had 5 people come over and ask me what just what in the hell I was doing. I must have looked a bit out of place doing something that looks akin to a mixture of paper mache` and arts and crafts. In between the tatted up harley guys, their leathered women, and the sportbike guys walking around like hunchbacks with their one-piece leathers with speedhumps I worked away, cutting and taping, cutting and taping.
Around noon I decided to make another run up the Dragon. I am, afterall, here for a reason. Even on knobbies, it can still be fun. Out of curiosity, I set the GPS, and went for it. Leaving the resort, and getting to the TN line, hopping off to check the tire, and then an all out sprint back to the lodge, I made an average time of 43.1mph. I have no idea if that's slow (or rather, how slow it when compared to anything). All I know is I had my hands full, with the knobbies slipping and sliding under me.
When cold, the Kenda Trakmaster front tire is pretty predictable. As it gets overheated, it becomes greasy, and you can feel the individual knobs bite and then lose traction as you ask more and more of them under heavy braking. The rear is alot more predictable: hot or cold, expect to slide. It likes to step out under heavy decel, and if you're leaned over when rolling back into it, point a knee, and stay steady on the throttle. It'll kick out, but it's as predictable as can be, and will hang out there just fine.
You haven't experience butt-puckery until you are plunging down the side of a mountain (hill?), into a decreasing radius turn, only to experience something I questioned was even possible, especially on knobbies: Brake fade on a 280mm rotor. It's kinda like grabbing a fist full of over-ripe bananas, and has about the same affect. You know what should happen. You know what you expected. And you know what is happening is probably not a good thing. I won't say it was skill, because it was anything but that. However, a two wheel drift on dry pavement on a motorcycle is probably the most bizzare feeling I have experienced. For a few turns after that, I begin questioning what kind of fool brings an enduro to the Dragon.
I ran into town. Admittedly, I was having a bit of electronic withdrawals. I am, afterall, from a generation where most of my relationships with others are connected, one way or another, through technology of one sort. I plop down in the local Mickey D's, and waste an hour or three.
It begins to rain, light at first, and then an all out downpour. I wait, and wait, hoping it'll lighten up. Finally it does, to a drizzle and I decide to make a run for it. When I open my pannier I learn two things. They are infact, waterproof. Secondly, if you are a buffoon, and do not roll them properly, they are waterproof, from the inside out. Great, now i have two inches of water to put my netbook in. I guess my drybag will get a test.
I nearly make it to the Resort, and it begins pouring again. I make a run for it, and begin passing cars and bikes alike, on any straightaway I can. I don't know what happened, or where all the dang water came from, but about 250yards from the resort, something shifted in my gear. It felt as though someone had just dumped a 5 gallon jug of icewater onto my lap. Refreshing may not be the correct word. Attention-grabbing is more like it.
I also learned my First Gear Kilimanjaro jacket is also not waterproof. Oh, and neither are my Alpinestars. Fantastic.
Screw it, I'm already soaked, lets make this a real sh*t show. I click down a gear and roll into it, passing the resort, and head on out on the Dragon. I kick the heated grips on high. When I say heated grips, I should say heated GRIP. I skimped here to stay on budget. Went with a no-name brand from RMATV, and what I ended up with is a right side grip that will blister your hand, and a left side grip that is slightly warmer than absolute zero. Anyway, at least the throttle hand is toasty.
The Dragon is a blast in the rain! I find the bike slides MUCH easier, as to be expected. I've completely abandoned the leg-out technique. The knee-out approach works better for me. It takes alot more energy to get my butt off the seat, and move side to side, but it makes the slides alot more predictable. I'm enjoying this run more than the ones in the dry. I begin passing pirate ships left and right, and a few 4 wheeled vehicles as well. I come upon a group of 5 or 6 sportbikes, and make short work of them, which puts a smile on my face. Maybe it's the competitive jerk in me, but I will never tire of running down sportbikes, especially those in full-leathers, on an enduro.
Anyway, I slide through the rest of the corners, turn around and make my way back toward the NC side. Coming out of one uphill corner, the slide suddenly hooks traction, and lofts the front end skyward. I lean to the inside of the turn to keep the bike on track, and down the hill comes the group of sportbike riders. Halfway through the group, I notice something. They aren't waving. Those are a barrage of middle fingers!
I'm not sure whether I upset them by passing them (on a straight...or the closest thing to a straight that the Dragon offers), or the fact that an enduro got the best of them. Either way, it put a smile on my face.
Making my way back to the Resort, I find little traffic, and enjoy the freedom the rain has provided. The forest has a different feel too. In between the growls of the XRR, it's a pure silence. No birds, no insects, no frogs. Serenity that I felt honored to disrupt with the barks of the Pro-Circuit exhaust.
As I pulled into camp, I got the "Look at this crazed yahoo" stare from a dozen of my drier counterparts. I putt over to the pumps and fill up. Beating on the bike, full out, down the Dragon I managed 36mpg. I'm very happy with that.
Onward to the tent I go. Now the question of what to do with all my wet gear. I decide not to leave it in the rain. My Kelty Tempest II has a vestibule, but it is very small. The ground is very muddy in the camping area, so I've got limited options. I decide to put my REI chair under the vestibule, and stack all my gear and wet clothes on it. It isn't the best option, but it's the only option I have, other than out in the rain.
I take a quick shower, where, as I'm brushing my teeth with Dr. Bronners soap (an odd product, to say the least), I am suddenly attacked by a hornet. I'm not sure if there was anyone else in the bathrooms at the time, but if there were, it must have sounded like a small child or puppy was being abused. Finally, I managed to knock it to the shower floor and drown the crazed assassin.
I head on down to the parking lot, and find that there is Fiddy races about to happen. Fiddys are decked out Honda XR/CRF50's or their chinese knockoffs, setup for adults to cause a ruckus on. These guys (and girls), take it seriously around here, and there were some impressively fast bikes.
Now I've owned my fair share of fiddy's over the years, and I'll have to say they are the most fun you can have, for the price. But don't let the size fool you. They bite just as hard, if not harder than a big bike. Over-confidence is an easy mistake to make on these 10" wheeled death machines.
The races are neat, but unfortunately the track layout caused most of the passes to happen on the straights. This is rather unexciting to watch, so I stumble off to my tent to read, and fall asleep, all the while, races are going on not 100feet from my tent. Somehow in the night, I awake and noticed my Exped mat is now feeling very similar to a lumpy grassy field. Turns out, it is a lumpy grassy field. The mat has sprung a leak in the middle of the night. I'm unable to locate the culprit. I make a quick patch job, re-inflate, and move to the other side of the oh-so-spacious tent.
Day 7:
I spend a few hours in the morning reading. I am reading two books, both at the request of others. First is Walden. Second is Zen and The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. I find the first to be a difficult read. Perhaps it's the old language, or the subjects he talks about, but I find myself struggling to make it through. The second is an easier read, and I click off the first 100 pages this morning.
For lunch, I decide to make a dehydrated meal, throw it in the pannier, and head on up the Dragon, gearless other than my helmet which is a necessity in my book, soaking wet or not. I cruise on up, find a nice corner, and stake out a claim to watch the rest of the crazies do their best to throw themselves at the pavement. After an hour, I make it into town to make a phonecall to Mom. (None of ya'll forgot to do the same today...did you? Did you?!)
Afterwards, I gave in, and ordered a full meal from McDonalds. It's hard to shell out 6 and a half bucks, but I just didn't feel like doing much else. Plus, their WiFi is nice.
So that's where I am now. I'll likely head back to camp, and get a shower, do some shower-laundry, and read some more. Tomorrow I'll probably head over to Tellico Plains, in prep for the TAT. I hear Hunt's Lodge is nice. My rear tire is smoked, and I'm contemplating changing it. The other half of me wants to see just how far I can make it go.
Some other riders brought a projector, and put on a movie-show on the side of the motel. Brownie points if you can make out what is playing, in this oh-so high-quality picture.
An enjoyable fire to watch the movie by, as riders share stories of Dragon bites, and near-misses.
Running 129 in the dark, it looks as though it was snowing...until it got so thick I began to taste it...
Fiddys tearing it up
Papa Smurf himself made an appearance
The rich prefer a meal near the ocean, or perhaps near a fancy ballroom. Personally I'll take it with the smell of hot engines, the views of the Smokey Mountains, and the sounds of sky-high rpms and dragging knee pucks.
No shortage of 'tards
Or pirate ships
I used to check out exotic sport bikes. Now I take a second glance at anything with panniers and ground clearance.
The Pro's doing what they do.
Until next time... A quote from Walden.
"When he was refreshed with food and sleep, he contemplated his journey again. He dwelt, as it were, in a tent in this world, and was either threading the valleys, or crossing the plains, or climbing the mountain-tops."
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On Day One of the implementation of the health care exchanges under the Affordable Health Care Act, or, Obamacare, I was in San Francisco as a guest at a board meeting for one of the biggest health care plans in the nation.
Most of the conversations were about the private insurance side, not the health care exchanges, but what I found most fascinating was the cost of health care in America compared with other nations. I spent a lot of time talking to a doctor who was born and raised in India. He came from relative wealth in a poor country, but he said despite his and other families' means, people in his country don't spend so much money at the end of life trying to prolong it.
He told the time he was working in an emergency room on the East Coast. He got a call about an incoming patient in cardiac arrest. The hospital was technologically advanced, so he had a detailed copy of the man's file before the patient arrived. Before the man was wheeled in, this doc knew that the man was 93, in frail health, and had been treated for a decade for a life-threatening illness.
The man was basically nonresponsive upon arrival. Yet, when the doctor reached the man's a son, living in another state, the son said, "Do everything you can to save him. I haven't seen my dad in 10 years."
This is one story, but I have to believe it gets played out more than once in hospitals across the country day after day.
We spend so much money trying to extend that life at the end, instead of making informed decisions ahead of old age or the onset of chronic illness. Almost 30 percent of Medicare's budget goes to care for patients in their last year of life.
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Advice on what to do before/during an interview to assess my Spanish?
I'm an intermediate Spanish speaker, and I have an interview in a couple days to assess my Spanish level. How can I be as successful as possible, both as far as brushing up/practicing, as well as keeping my nerves under control? [more inside]
Should I disclose my mental health issues to a prospective (and former) employer?
Last year I quit my job due to depression and anxiety. I now have an interview with my former employer for the same job. Should I disclose my mental health issues during the interview as an explanation for my progressively lazy work attitude and subsequent quitting? [more inside]
Phone interview on vacation...sounds good but please read.
First of all, let me say I am thankful for getting a phone interview offer....read on and apologies for the ramble and poor writing style here. Please bear with me here for a bit. I had a job interview in a city I had hoped to move back to two weeks ago, and didn't get it. Like most others applicants, I prepared very well and studied, talked to myself, etc. so, it is what it is. I desire to get back to this place where my wife's family and my friends are and where I have lived for 15 years (Indianapolis). I've been extremely stressed out, have anxiety problems but have meds to help. [more inside]
is it common to get invited for a job interview when the organization has already hired someone for the position?
is it common to get invited for a job interview when the organization has already hired someone for the position? [more inside]
How Can I Enjoy Being Off the Grid?
I'm being forced off the grid, and I'm waiting to hear back from a couple of job interviews... how can I put this out of my mind? [more inside]
Fear is the Mindkiller
I am a reporter. How do I become a braver interviewer? [more inside]
Getting mental balance for job interview/outcome
In a whirlwind of a week and a half, I submitted a resume, got a phone interview, and a job interview scheduled for Monday so have been cramming. My question though is on handling outcome. I am so anxious that I need to somehow convince myself that it doesn't matter what happens. There are pros and cons for uprooting if I get the job and the same if I stay at my current job. Pay is the same, just be starting over, but would be near my family. Any Jedi mind tricks when things are uncertain?
Phone interview for a scholarship
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How should I handle a public speaking component of a job interview?
I have an job interview in three days at a large public university medical center in the U.S. As the job has a public speaking component, they are asking all the candidates to give a 3-5 minute presentation on a technology or academia topic. How should I handle this? [more inside]
Help me not act like a freak when interviewing for my dream job
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From the Mt. Edgecumbe student living away from home, to the Akiachak School teacher doing the same thing, being a part of a rural school can often be an uphill battle.
Students at Mt. Edgecumbe in Sitka represent more than 110 locations in the state. When you live there 24 hours a day, issues like home sickness come up often.
"Helping them overcome those kind of life hurdles is really interesting, it can be a barrier but it's also giving them some great coping skills when they do go off to college," said Blu Jacoby, a science and English teacher at Mt. Edgecumbe.
Some 959 miles away in the Yupiit School District, Akiachak and Akiak school teachers from the Lower 48 feeling as similar sense of isolation.
"I really want to have spaghetti sometimes," said Akiak fourth grade teacher Breann Willis. "I ask myself, do I have spaghetti noodles, do I have sauce, do I have meat?"
And if she doesn't have one element, she said she thinks to herself, "I am going to have to order that, and that will be here in three weeks."
It's a struggle to maintain a sense of normalcy that has led some teachers to leave the villages and its schools for bigger communities.
"The Bush is what it is, and people need to accept it for what it is, and adapt to it and thrive in it," said Kim Langton, the superintendent of the Yupiit School District.
First grade teacher Lindi Quaine has been in the district for four years. She said she loves the students in her school, but admits that at times it can be hard being so far away from her family.
"I didn't want to come here and be one of those teachers that stayed for just a year or two years," she said.
It's not just personal barriers that educators around the state have to overcome. Enormous costs play a major factor in running rural education.
"In our rural sites we are probably spending close to $25,000 to $30,000 per student," said Stewart McDonald, superintendent, Kodiak Island Borough School District. With the district's seven remote village schools, what the district pays can be double or triple the amount compared to Anchorage.
"I can't depend on that airplane, and I can't depend on the ferry, and so we have to connect with the rest of the world somehow," said McDonald.
Issues that ultimately determine the fate of how a student learns and succeeds, and issues that educators say they are working to change.
"We don't do enough in Bush Alaska to help them understand why they are even in school and connect them," said Langton. "I mean, help them to dream those dreams, but connect school to the place where those dreams will come true."
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A full article will be published on Monday, but an excerpt of the interview with Vanjoki ran in advance by Wirtschaftswoche, a weekly. He told the magazine that Nokia's mobile-device factories offered an important competitive advantage to the company, but one should "never say never" — a sale at some point may become part of Nokia's transformation.
Over the past two years, the company has beefed up its internet services, by acquiring mapping company Navteq and other companies as well. However, Nokia (NYSE: NOK) has chosen to shut down a couple of its divisions, Ovi Share, its photo-sharing web site, and N-Gage, its gaming business. Going forward, most of its emphasis is on the Ovi store, which distributes applications much like Apple's App Store and Google's Android Market, however, it has failed to gain much traction early on.


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Release Date: 12/1/2009
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Make the Music with Your Mouth Biz ~ Biz Markie
2. Nobody Beats the Biz ~ Biz Markie
3. Biz Is Goin' Off ~ Biz Markie
4. Vapors ~ Biz Markie
5. Just a Friend ~ Biz Markie
6. I Hear Music ~ Biz Markie
7. Spring Again ~ Biz Markie
8. What Comes Around Goes Around ~ Biz Markie
9. I'm the Biz Markie ~ Biz Markie
10. Let Me Turn You On ~ Biz Markie
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|Diabolical: The Biz's Greatest Hits boils Biz Markie's run as one of the golden age of rap's unsung heroes down to the ten most essential tracks Biz recorded. The big hit "Just a Friend" is the song casual hip-hop fans will know, but listeners will also find a bunch of hilarious and funky tracks featuring Biz's rubbery flow and witty production work. Any hip-hop collection without "Nobody Beats the Biz," "Vapors," or "Make the Music with Your Mouth Biz" is severely lacking and can be remedied by picking up this collection -- or the 12-song collection Ultimate Diabolical that was released in 2007. Either one will do. ~ Tim Sendra
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|Original Release Date : 2009
|Catalog ID : 78310
|Label : Cold Chillin'/Traffic
|Number of Discs : 1
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Butler, Kentucky
|Butler, Kentucky
Location of Butler, Kentucky
|Coordinates: 38°47′13″N 84°22′13″W / 38.78694°N 84.37028°WCoordinates: 38°47′13″N 84°22′13″W / 38.78694°N 84.37028°W
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|0.2 sq mi (0.6 km2)
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|0.2 sq mi (0.6 km2)
|• Water
|0.0 sq mi (0.0 km2)
|545 ft (166 m)
|Population (2000)
|• Total
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|2,632.4/sq mi (1,016.4/km2)
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Butler is a 5th-class city in Pendleton County, Kentucky, in the United States. The population was 613 at the 2000 census.
According to the United States Census Bureau, Butler has a total area of 0.2 square miles (0.52 km2), of which 0.2 square miles (0.52 km2) is land and 4.17% is water.
The city of Butler was established around 1852 when the Kentucky Central Railroad was built through the area. When it was incorporated on February 1, 1868, the city was named for area's earlier U.S. representative William O. Butler.
As of the census[1] of 2000, there were 613 people, 237 households, and 164 families residing in the city. The population density was 2,632.4 people per square mile (1,029.0/km²). There were 268 housing units at an average density of 1,150.9 per square mile (449.9/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 98.69% White, 0.49% African American, 0.16% from other races, and 0.65% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.49% of the population.
There were 237 households out of which 43.9% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 46.4% were married couples living together, 16.0% had a female householder with no husband present, and 30.4% were non-families. 23.6% of all households were made up of individuals and 5.9% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.52 and the average family size was 2.97.
In the city the population was spread out with 31.0% under the age of 18, 11.4% from 18 to 24, 33.9% from 25 to 44, 15.2% from 45 to 64, and 8.5% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 29 years. For every 100 females there were 87.5 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 85.5 males.
The median income for a household in the city was $34,286, and the median income for a family was $37,946. Males had a median income of $27,396 versus $22,250 for females. The per capita income for the city was $14,751. About 14.5% of families and 15.9% of the population were below the poverty line, including 22.0% of those under age 18 and 21.6% of those age 65 or over. Butler's crime rate has increased over the past two years.
See also[edit]
- Fryer House, an 1811 stone house, home of the Pendleton County Historical Society
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
External links[edit]
- Pendleton County Views – Butler historical images and documents, from Northern Kentucky Views
- [1] – Pendleton Co. KYGenWeb, including Butler History and Genealogy


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WASHINGTON — A review of emails and a search of a home flight simulator have found nothing to suggest the pilots on missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 purposely diverted it from its Beijing destination, according to two U.S. law enforcement officials.
"Nothing stuck out," said one of the sources, who was briefed on the search conducted by Malaysian officials.
The findings Tuesday appeared to undercut theories of a suicide, even as U.S. law enforcement officials continued to focus on hijack scenarios or other means of sabotage, including whether someone preprogrammed some of the aircraft's computer systems to execute the diversion.
"It's still possible that someone entered the cockpit and took the flight a different direction," said one U.S. source, speaking confidentially because the inquiry is ongoing. "Or it was tinkered with beforehand."
An additional theory remains that one of the pilots "took it upon himself" to divert the plane for unknown reasons, the source said.
The crew could have been trying to divert the aircraft toward the Malaysian island of Langkawi, which has a 13,000-foot runway and an easy approach, one commercial pilot suggested in an Internet posting that stirred much discussion Tuesday.
A team of investigators with the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board has been dispatched to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's capital. That team is headed by John Lovell, a longtime NTSB investigator with experience in assisting foreign governments with crash investigations.
China's role in the search, now encompassing about 3 million square miles, also appeared to grow Tuesday. The official New China News Agency said two naval groups turned westward, toward the Andaman Islands, and waters southwest of Sumatra, an island in western Indonesia. They join two U.S. anti-submarine surveillance aircraft combing the south Indian Ocean.
Malaysian authorities have been focusing on the crew since declaring Saturday that the Boeing 777's sharp and sudden diversion about 50 minutes into the March 8 flight from Kuala Lumpur resulted from a "deliberate action by someone on the plane."
The U.S. source said his Malaysian counterparts were eager to determine whether the pilot, Zaharie Ahmad Shah, might have been training for such a maneuver on his home simulator, specifically how to turn off the transponders and other in-flight devices. But, the source said, investigators "didn't find that."
He said authorities had discovered nothing particularly disturbing in the pilots' personal lives. The copilot, Fariq Abdul Hamid, was preparing for his wedding, the source said.
Conversations between the cockpit and the air traffic control tower in Malaysia were friendly, routine and professional, with no hint of impending trouble, he said.
U.S. officials believe the plane eventually crashed into water, the source said. "As we get further into this, the percentages rest in the ocean. You have to believe the plane crashed into the ocean."
Pilots have been implicated in several high-profile airplane crashes in recent years, most famously EgyptAir Flight 990 in 1999 and SilkAir Flight 185 in 1997, but in both cases, government officials disputed U.S. investigative findings of pilot suicide.
James E. Rosenberg, a Woodland Hill-based forensic psychiatrist who investigated the SilkAir flight from Jakarta to Singapore, concluded that the Indonesian and Singaporean governments missed warning signs about the pilot's financial problems, impulsive behavior and anger over disciplinary actions.
"You got to understand that typical suicide does not apply here. Pilots are high-functioning, stress-resilient people You are not going to expect that these guys are crying, not shaving, not getting out of bed. You have to look at more subtle signs,'' said Rosenberg. "What turned out to be important was not that he continued to look social and friendly and relaxed in casual contact ... but that privately he was angry and vindictive.''
Rosenberg said the pilot had also taken pains to disguise his culpability in the crash. "In killing himself, he was potentially going to provide extensive insurance for his family. If he was able to make it look like an accident, he would avoid the humiliation to his family."
After Sept. 11, airlines reinforced cockpit doors to deter hijackers, but little has been done to protect aircraft if the pilot is the malefactor. A pilot can turn off the plane's communications or turn off the cabin pressurization, something that could be done to incapacitate passengers.
"What pilots can do is almost limitless. The question is why they would want to do it. What is the motivation?" said Jason Middleton, head of the aviation department at New South Wales University in Sydney, Australia. "If you are going to commit suicide, you'd have to be a hardhearted person to take 238 others with you.''
The Malaysian newspaper Berita Harian reported Tuesday that investigators found software in the simulator for Male International Airport in Maldives, three airports in India and Sri Lanka, and one belonging to the U.S. military base on Diego Garcia.


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Hulk Hogan's ex sued by lover
Hulk Hogan's ex-wife Linda Bollea has been hit with a lawsuit by her former fiancé, who is seeking over $1 million for menial labor he alleges he carried out for her.
The reality TV star, 54, separated from the wrestling icon in 2007, and shortly after, she began dating then 19-year-old Charlie Hill.
The pair split in 2012, and on Thursday, Hill filed a lawsuit against his former lover, claiming she forced him to perform a number of laborious tasks throughout their relationship, and is seeking $1.5 million in compensation.
According to legal documents obtained by TMZ.com, Hill states Bollea made him wax her yacht, dig a creek, fertilize acres of avocado trees, pull reeds from a lake and perform additional construction and landscaping tasks around Bollea's Simi Valley, Calif., mansion, where he also lived.
Following their split, Bollea and Hill reportedly reached a settlement, wherein he received $9,000, and was able to keep the engagement ring he gave her, as well as a truck and dirt bike she purchased for him.
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Hulk Hogan spoofs 'Wrecking Ball'
Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan has spoofed Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball" video by stripping down to a thong for a new skit.
Cyrus' latest music video featured the former child star swinging naked on a wrecking ball and licking a sledge hammer, and fun-loving Hogan couldn't wait shoot his own version of the racy clip.
The surreal advert for Hogan's new web hosting company Hostamania opens with two men eating crayons before the wrestler enters wearing a thong and feather boa and riding a wrecking ball.
The clip ends with Hogan slapping his own butt while still clinging to the steel pendulum.
Hulk Hogan apologizes for publishing gory burn photos
Wrestler-turned-reality TV star Hulk Hogan has apologized for posting graphic pictures of his burned hand on Twitter on Sunday after his followers complained about the shocking snaps.
The 59-year-old was hospitalized in Florida after a radiator exploded, leaving him with injuries to his hand and fingers.
Hogan documented his trip to the emergency room of Tampa General Hospital by posting several gory images of his swollen and scalded fingers on his Twitter account, but the snaps prompted a backlash from his fans.
The star returned to the website on Monday to say sorry for uploading the pictures, writing in a post, "I apologize for posting my burned hand photos, with all the feedback I now realize I really should take a moment before I make a decision."
Warning: Video contains graphic images of the burns.
Hulk Hogan's daughter slams Twitter critics over photo outrage
Hulk Hogan's daughter has hit back at her famous father's Twitter.com critics after he came under fire for posting a picture of her legs online.
The wrestling legend caused controversy on the social networking website on Sunday when he uploaded a photo of his 24-year-old daughter's tanned legs, with followers branding the image "creepy" and calling the star a "perv."
Brooke Hogan is fuming about the accusations and has now taken to the site to defend her dad.
She writes, "A dad can't even be proud of his daughter without sickos makin it something it's not. Really?? Go back to your farm animals. Ignorant."
Hulk Hogan settles lawsuit against Bubba the Love Sponge
Wrestler-turned-reality TV star Hulk Hogan has settled his sex tape lawsuit against his former friend Bubba the Love Sponge.
Earlier this month, the star launched a $100 million lawsuit over his leaked sex tape, which featured him and Heather Clem, the ex-wife of the wrestler and radio personality, and appeared on website Gawker.com.
He took legal action against bosses at Gawker, as well as Clem and her former husband – but he's now settled the case with his ex-friend.
In a statement, obtained by TMZ.com, the radio personality – real name Todd Clem – writes, "It is my belief that Hulk is not involved, and has not ever been involved, in trying to release the video, or exploit it, or otherwise gain from the video's release in any way.
"(I am) committed to helping Hulk and his attorneys find whoever is responsible for the release of the tape."
Hogan is still pursuing legal action against Heather Clem and website bosses.
Hulk Hogan sues for $100 million over sex tape leak
Wrestler-turned-reality TV star Hulk Hogan has launched a $100 million lawsuit over his leaked sex tape.
A lawyer for Hogan held a news conference in Tampa, Fla., on Monday and announced that the star had filed two lawsuits in relation to intimate footage which appeared on website Gawker.com earlier this month.
The clip featured Hogan, real name Terry Bollea, and Heather Clem, the ex-wife of wrestler and radio personality Bubba the Love Sponge.
The former fighter filed a criminal police report in Florida in an attempt to secure lawmakers' help in tracking down the person responsible for the leak – and he has since called in the FBI, according to insiders.
Hogan is now seeking $100 million in damages from bosses at Gawker, and has also filed suit against Clem and her former husband.
In legal papers, obtained by TMZ.com, Hogan claims he "had a reasonable expectation of privacy in his consensual, intimate activities in a private bedroom and reasonably believed that his privacy was safe and protected."
Hogan's attorney states the recording of the footage was "illegal, outrageous, and exceeded the bounds of human decency".
The 59-year-old has also requested the surrender of all footage so it can be destroyed.
Hulk Hogan files criminal report in response to sex tape leak
Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan has filed a criminal police report in Florida in an attempt to track down the person responsible for leaking his sex tape.
Editors at Gawker.com recently posted a 90-second preview of the steamy footage on their website. It featured the star and Heather Clem, the former wife of wrestler and radio personality Bubba the Love Sponge.
Hogan has ordered bosses at the website to take the video clip down, but they have yet to comply, and so on Tuesday an attorney for Hogan filed legal papers at the Clearwater Police Department, asking detectives to help track down the culprit who invaded the 59 year old's privacy and recorded him without permission.
Hogan, real name Terry Bollea, appeared on the "Today Show" on Tuesday to reflect on the incident, insisting the sex tape scandal has been traumatic for his family and new wife Jennifer McDaniel.
He said, "It's appalling. It's flipped my life totally upside down… Jennifer is rattled, to say the least. She's not part of this media life. It's something devastating to me, I've never been through anything on this level."
Hulk Hogan offered big money for sex tape
Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan has been offered big money by bosses at a saucy website in exchange for his leaked sex tape.
Editors at Gawker.com posted a 90-second preview clip of the footage, which reportedly shows the star cosying up to a mystery brunette.
Hogan – real name Terry Bollea – moved swiftly to stop publication of the tape, and instructed his lawyers to draft a cease and desist letter demanding chiefs of the website remove the footage.
However, bosses at Sex.com are eager to post the video on their site, and have approached Hogan about a potential deal.
In a letter, obtained by TMZ.com, the website's Martin Ellison writes, "As we have all read and seen a sex tape was recorded and posted online without your permission.
"While this may be an embarrassing ordeal for you to go through right now, it doesn't need to be. We are truly serious about working with you, this isn't some shameless press opportunity, we have an open checkbook."
Hulk Hogan eyes legal action over sex tape
Wrestling legend Hulk Hogan is preparing to launch a legal battle over his leaked sex tape.
Editors at gossip website Gawker.com posted a 90-second preview clip of the footage, which reportedly shows the star cozying up to a mystery brunette.
But Hogan – real name Terry Bollea – has moved swiftly to shut down publication of the tape, instructing his lawyers to draft a cease and desist letter demanding bosses of the website remove the footage, according to TMZ.com.
His attorney David R. Houston says, "This tape was made secretly without Hulk's knowledge or permission. We are going to do everything in our power to figure out who did it. Anyone displaying the tape will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law."
In March, Hogan vowed to take "all necessary steps" to prevent publication of the sex tape after it emerged it had been handed to an entertainment company.
Hulk Hogan: 'I was asked to join Metallica'
Wrestler-turned-reality TV star Hulk Hogan has sensationally revealed he was once asked to consider joining Metallica.
The beloved WWF star was a session musician before he turned to the ring, and he admits his career almost took a very different path.
He tells The Sun newspaper, "I played bass guitar. I was big pals with Lars Ulrich and he asked me if I wanted to play bass with Metallica in their early days but it didn't work out."
His love for music never left him and Hogan admits he has always been a huge fan of reunited British group the Stone Roses, revealing he used to work out to their songs.
He adds, "I love the Stone Roses. They're getting back together, right? That's cool, man."


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Bar camps, not conferences
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Last week, ApacheCon hit Vancouver. I duly attended, but a chronic knee problem forced me to sit out most of the conference at home. But I did manage to limp to the bar camp on the Saturday, so I only feel mildly short-changed.
Bar camps, as you may know, began in 2005 as a democratic alternative to O'Reilly Associate's Foo Camp. Short for "friends of O'Reilly," Foo Camp is an invitation-only event. By contrast, bar camps are open to all comers, their name punning on "foobar," the placeholder name used by some coders.
Like Foo Camp, bar camps are explained by describing them as "unconferences." Their rules are simple: at the start of the day, attendees gather around a time table using a white board or post-it notes. Everyone who wants to organize a discussion places the topic on the schedule, teaming up (if necessary) with anyone with a similar topic. People then attend the discussions that interest them, or start breakout sessions to continue interesting conversations. At a successful bar camp, more people can be attending the breakout sessions than the scheduled sessions.
In other words, bar camps are a marginally more organized version of the hall cons that take place at conferences. The difference is, instead of standing around uncomfortably, unable to find enough chairs for everyone in the conversation, bar camps are usually held in places likes work-share offices, where there are plenty of places to sit and usually enough rooms that those who want privacy or quiet can have it.
Alternatively, you might compare bar camps to the evening parties at a technical conference -- the difference being that, at bar camp, nobody is drinking, so you usually get more sense out of them.
Bar camps vs. conferences
Don't get me wrong: I haven't attended a conference yet that I hated or didn't make me feel part of a larger community. Admittedly, I work from home, so I probably amuse easily; at times, taking out the garbage can be a stimulating distraction. Yet despite the occasional unpleasant encounter or event, on the whole I approach a conference like a kid going to the movies, just waiting to be entertained and pleased.
The only trouble is, free software conferences these days are huge. Unless you make arrangements to meet someone, you and your friends can wander the conference for its entirety, and never meet.
Even worse, as happened to me several times at LinuxCon last August, you can catch a glimpse of someone with whom you want to talk -- maybe only the flash of a name tag as the person turns away -- only to find that the person has disappeared into the depths of the crowd and vanished for the duration. Often, you can't even shout after them, because the background noise is too great for them to hear you.
By contrast, while there have been bar camps with thousands, most are under two hundred, and many cap attendance at one hundred or even fifty. Add the fact that the venue is often an open floor plan office, and you rarely have any trouble bumping into anybody you want to meet.
If anything, the problem is just the opposite of the one you face at conferences: If there's somebody you want to avoid, you seem to be standing face to face with them every time you turn around. But, usually, the advantage of a bar camp is that, unless someone is very popular, you can generally have the conversation with them that you want.
Another problem is the kind of exchange that you can have at a conference. When I was an academic-for-hire, I taught largely at Simon Fraser University, which at the time was famous for its tutorial system. Under this system, even first year students met with instructors or teaching assistants in groups of fifteen or less once or twice a week. As the semester continued, and students dropped classes or skipped them for various reasons, any given tutorial might have as few as seven to ten participants.
Having benefited from these tutorials as both student and instructor, I consider this size
as optimal for intellectual exchange. It's a group large enough for a diversity of opinions, yet small enough that only the extremely shy balk at expressing themselves.
The problem is, almost no sessions at a modern free software conference are this size. At times, you might find a tutorial or a bird of a feather session with less than twenty people in attendance, but you can't count on them staying small. Even worse, a regularly scheduled talk can draw several hundred people, a keynote talk several thousands.
This size of an audience means that lectures are the only format that really work for a conference. That means that communication is mostly one-way, from a single person to the many. Even questions at the end rarely alter this exchange, since usually audience members respond to each other through the speaker, not directly. People in the back might not even hear a question until the speaker summarizes it.
This one-way communication isn't a problem when you know nothing about the topic and you've come to learn. But when you want to test your understanding through discussion -- which for me, with the tutorial model embedded in my mind is an absolute necessity (to say nothing of more fun) -- the lecture format has serious limitations. Often at a conference, you can't even talk for more than a few moments afterwards, because another session is starting that you want to hear, or you need to grab a bite to eat before your stomach rebels.
A bar camp, though, is nothing but a series of tutorials. Just about the only requirement at a bar camp is that, if you attend, you have to be prepared to participate. Nobody has to volunteer to run or lead a session, but they do have to be prepared to participate. Instead of remaining passive, as at a lecture, in a bar camp session, you're expected to contribute. The result is a more interesting time for you and everyone else -- and, as a side-effect, a stronger chance of getting to know people who share your interests.
One or the other
If I had my way, talks at a conference would be followed by several breakout sessions, where the audience would divide into small groups and move from being passive recipients of knowledge to active educators of themselves and each other.
Yes, I know that the timing would be difficult to coordinate, and that most conference facilities aren't set up for such a combination. But I can dream. And failing that ideal I wish that there more bar camps and fewer larger conferences.
I don't want to choose between them, but if I had to, give me a bar camp over a conference every time. After a day of passive listening at a conference, I feel enervated, but, after a day of active discussion at a bar camp, I feel ready to take on the world.comments powered by Disqus
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Combating Muslim Extremism
All the major Republican presidential candidates have bought into George W. Bush's rhetoric of a central struggle against Muslim extremism and have thus committed themselves to a generational, often self-generating war. By foregrounding this issue, they have ensured that it will be pivotal to the 2008 presidential race. The Democratic candidates have mostly been timid in critiquing Bush's "war on terror" or pointing out its dangers to the Republic, a failing that they must redress if they are to blunt their rivals' fearmongering.
Republican front-runner Rudy Giuliani in his recent Foreign Affairs article complains that the United States has been on the "defensive" in the war on "radical Islamic fascism" and says with maddening vagueness that it must find ways of going "on the offensive." He promises that "this war will be long." Giuliani is being advised on such matters by Representative Peter King, who has complained that "unfortunately we have too many mosques in this country"; by Daniel Pipes, who has questioned the wisdom of allowing American Muslims to vote; and by Norman Podhoretz, author of World War IV: The Long Struggle Against Islamofascism. Combining the word "Islam" with a European term like "fascism" is profoundly offensive; a subtext of anti-Muslim bigotry pervades Giuliani's campaign, a sop to the Christian and Zionist right.
John McCain depicts withdrawal from Iraq as "defeat," saying in Michigan on September 21 that it would "would strengthen Al Qaeda, empower Iran and other hostile powers in the Middle East, unleash a full-scale civil war in Iraq that could quite possibly provoke genocide there and destabilize the entire region.'' But continued occupation of Iraq, a major Muslim country, is just as likely to lead to the consequences McCain fears. Some front-runners, like Mitt Romney, argue for a big expansion in US military forces, without explaining how that would help with counterterrorism.
The Republican candidates have taken their cues from Bush and his Administration. They have continued to vastly exaggerate the threat from terror attacks (far more Americans have died for lack of healthcare or from hard drugs) and have demonized Muslims. India's Hindu-extremist RSS, the Tamil Tigers of Sri Lanka, the Lord's Resistance Army of Uganda and Colombia's FARC (a hard-drug smuggler) are seldom referred to by Republican politicians worried about terrorists, even though all these movements have been extremely violent and have threatened US interests.
Advocates of the "war on terror" fantasize about the Muslim world as a Soviet Union-type challenge to the United States. In fact, the dozens of countries with majority Muslim populations are mostly strong allies of the United States. One, Turkey, is a NATO ally, and six (Morocco, Egypt, Jordan, Bahrain, Kuwait and Pakistan) are non-NATO allies. Only fourteen countries have this status, so Muslim states make up nearly half. The United States counts many other friends in the region, having significant frictions only with Sudan, Syria and Iran, and those are mixed pictures (Syria and Sudan helped against Al Qaeda, and Iran sought a strategic alliance with the United States against Saddam Hussein in early 2003).
The Republicans are playing Russian roulette with America's future with their bigoted anti-Muslim rhetoric. Muslims may constitute as much as a third of humankind by 2050, forming a vast market and a crucial labor pool. They will be sitting on the lion's share of the world's energy resources. The United States will increasingly have to compete with emerging rivals such as China and India for access to those Muslim resources and markets, and if its elites go on denigrating Muslims, America will be at a profound disadvantage during the next century.
Some Muslim extremist groups are indeed a threat, but they have not been dealt with appropriately. Bush has argued that terrorist groups have state backing, a principle that authorizes conventional war against their sponsor. In fact, asymmetrical terrorist groups can thrive in the interstices of states, and September 11 was solely an Al Qaeda operation. In his speech about the conquest of Iraq on the USS Abraham Lincoln on May 1, 2003, George W. Bush announced, "We have removed an ally of Al Qaeda, and cut off a source of terrorist funding." It was a bald-faced lie.


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Looks great!
Your oven looks great! Did you weld up your own funnel for the vent?
Thanks David! I had a welder make the vent for me locally.
Can I be nosey and ask how much the vent fabrication cost?
Also, what type or grade of material did you use?
Thanks Hope. Great oven -- and now you get to really enjoy it.
The Vent Fabrication Cost $60.00 and the Flue Cost $10.00. I believe it was 16 gauge steel. The ceramic insulation blanket cost 94.00 for 50 sq feet.
Why can't we use standard fiber glass insulation?
(M) Hope wrote that "The ceramic insulation blanket cost 94.00 for 50 sq feet."
(M) That seems kinda "spendy". Why couldn't we simply lay out standard fiber glass batts, or rolls on top of our ovens and then, optionally apply insulating mortar covered with stucco ?
(M) I have seen many photos where builders constructed a shell of Durock or Wonderboard (a cement board) around their "igloo". Then they poured vermiculite or a similar insulation into the box they created that houses their igloo. Isn't that a lot cheaper?
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My understanding is that when tyhe whole dome gets really hot the fiberglass melts. The Kaowool can withstand up to 3200°.
You can just pour vermiculite around the oven. The logic behind the insulating blanket is that it is more efficient than vermiculite, so it does a better job of keeping heat inside the oven. It keeps the thickness of the insulation down. It is also a solid blanket, that will keep anything, such as sand or loose insulation, from ever working its way down through your brickwork and falling into the oven.
Like most things in the Pompeii design, you get to choose, we just give you the information you need to make the choice. :-)
The $53 for 50 sq ft is a good price.
We stock Insulfrax 1" at Forno Bravo. You can always get it from us, though you have to pay shipping.
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If do you prefer to use the fiberglass blanket to replace some of the vermiculite layer, you simply could change the order of work, as dome refractory bricks mortar vermiculite fiberglass stucco (finishing).
The vermiculite installed after mortar, down the temperatures reaching the fiberglass.
I made this in my hearth building (fiberglass vermiculite mortar sand & clay refractory bricks) and I had not experienced any problems.
I installed several thermocouples on the hearth surface, between this and mortar and below the fiberglass. The temperature curve of this last one show no variation in the first 3 hours or so (fired and cooking pizzas time) and an elevation of around 120 °F over the next 12 hours (closed door, no fire at all).
That's REALLY interesting
Do you mean to say that the bottom of the fire brick floor stayed at room temperature for the entire cooking time, and didn't start to heat up until you closed the oven and the fire was out?
That gives us some indication of how useful thermal mass and insulation is under the oven floor, if true.
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Sir Alex, can we have the full Rooney story now?
If Rooney's ambitions to win trophies are driving his threat to leave, then perhaps Part II of this saga could be a promise to him from United that it will recruit top players in the next transfer windows. If it cannot do that, Rooney should not solely be blamed for wanting out. Mediocre United performances this season aren't simply because Rooney has been poor but because the whole team no longer looks as strong as it once was.
On Wednesday evening, more than 24 hours after Ferguson gave his version of events, Rooney finally broke his silence. He blamed United's penny-pinching on its squad.
"My agent and I have had a number of meetings with the club about a new contract. During those meetings in August I asked for assurances about the continued ability of the club to attract the top players in the world," Rooney said in a statement. "For me its all about winning trophies - as the club has always done under Sir Alex. Because of that I think the questions I was asking were justified."
As to Ferguson's insistence that he and Rooney haven't fallen out - "I've not had an argument with Wayne Rooney at all, at any time," the manager said - well, again, he would say that, wouldn't he? If his famous man-management skills have deserted him, as they also did with David Beckham before he was sold to Real Madrid, then admitting that would invite questions about whether it is time for Ferguson to make way after 24 years in charge at United.
And questions are one thing Ferguson doesn't want.
"I can't answer your question or any question about why he is doing it," Ferguson said of Rooney. "You can speculate, we could have opinions, it won't matter a dickie-bird, simply because the player says he's adamant he wants to leave."
Better, then, to paint "the player" as the villain in this pantomime. By stressing how much he and United have done for Rooney, which included shielding him earlier this season when British tabloids reported that he paid prostitutes for sex, Ferguson suggested that the 24-year-old is biting the hand that feeds him and which transformed him from talented teenager with a volcano's temper into one of world soccer's biggest names.
"We've done everything we can for Wayne Rooney, since the minute he's come to the club. We've always been there as a harbor for him. Any time he's been in trouble, the advice we've given him. I've even been prepared to give him financial advice, many times," said Ferguson, playing the bruised father figure.
Is Ferguson as "shocked," "dumbfounded" and "very disappointed" as he says? Perhaps. It wasn't all an act. And with good reason - because United would be a poorer side without its marquee player.
If it comes to that.
It may not.
But one thing we can be sure of is that there is more to this saga than Ferguson is letting on.
John Leicester is an international sports columnist for The Associated Press. Write to him at jleicester(at)ap.org.
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