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BJ'S BLOG 07/07/15 "Coworker Massage"
by BJ Shea
posted Jul 7 2015 8:23AM
It's time to rub – sorry, I mean RUN – into another session of Group Therapy, where Rock-A-Holics help their own kind! If you need help, send us a massage…uh, MESSAGE. Whoops.
We heard from Paul, who recently walked in on his girlfriend while she was getting a massage…from a co-worker! Paul says the guy is good-looking and well-built, and the girlfriend was caught in the headlights when he walked in. As for the "masseuse", he looked awkward about the whole thing, and fled the scene immediately.
Paul said his girlfriend was definitely defensive about the situation, which we surmise to be a thorough neck-rubbing at the workplace. The girlfriend says that she has neck pain, and the female co-worker who usually handles the rubbing wasn't available at the time. She swears it's no big deal, but Paul says she's been acting strange, and even a little snappy, since the incident.
What do you have to say about this, folks? Was Paul's girlfriend the innocent recipient of some platonic neck therapy, or is there a chance of some deep tissue work going on behind Paul's back? Your thoughts are appreciated, so let's hear it from you!
BJ'S BLOG 07/06/15 "Web Watching, Gunpowder Snorting, the NRA, and Eye Color and
by BJ Shea
posted Jul 6 2015 8:06AM
Today's blog comes from one of my mentors, Dan Sanders:
In the tune "Tower of Song," Leonard Cohen suggests that the rich are watching us, that they have their channels in bedrooms of the poor, and the Boomtown Rats knew "they" were always looking at you. I've been shopping for headphones, headphones, as valuable to a disc jockey as a hammer is to a carpenter. Once I get used to a certain set of headphones, I tend to wear them at least until the foam wears thin, and the time has come to replace them, so I went shopping online. Now everywhere I go—Facebook, my own website, etc.—there are ads for what? Headphones! All I can think of is they are watching me. The watchers are everywhere.
The effects on the brain of snorting gunpowder are yet to be determined. Some reports indicate that people have seen images of Ted Nugent chased by wolves, and some say they have seen Sarah Palin wearing a bullet called FMJ, or Full Metal Jacket, and yes, that is a real bullet. Apparently Sarah wears the bullets as pasties, especially when she is on her way to the Willard, the Hotel, that is, on Pennsylvania Avenue, just down the road from the White House. According to Sarah, she can see Russia from there. Yeah, the rednecks and the NRA and some Republicans snort that stuff—gunpowder, dude—the new high of the lowest. All this may simply be conjecture on my part—or not.
Speaking of the NRA, Yahoo News just blew the lid off a scandal that might spell serious trouble for that association. It seems the NRA has been illegally funneling money from contributors to their political action committee, the NRA Political Victory Fund. The problem with that is the NRA accepts contributions from people for a lot of reasons, including gun safety training and education, which have nothing to do with politics. By shifting this money to their PAC, which uses it to donate to Republican campaigns across the country, they're choosing candidates for people by way of donations, which is not only unethical but illegal.
A study by geneticists at the University of Vermont revealed a link between eye color and alcohol dependency, suggesting it occurs more frequently among people with blue eyes and less frequently among those with dark brown eyes. The study, which offers evidence that alcohol dependency has a genetic component, involved a sample of 1,263 individual genetic profiles pulled from a database of people diagnosed with at least one psychiatric illness, including depression, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, addiction, and alcohol or drug dependence. To echo an old Crystal Gayle song, that really makes my brown eyes blue.
There are more random thoughts just a player click away in the podcast, which is often very different from the blog. Join me there, on the shores of Rambling Harbor.
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BJ'S BLOG 07/02/15 "Teen DD"
by BJ Shea
posted Jul 2 2015 8:26AM
Hey, gang! With the holiday weekend on its way, today's Group Therapy topic seems strangely appropriate. Let's hear what our Rock-A-Holic "patient" has to say…
Leslie is perturbed by her son's role as a designated driver…because the drunk he was driving around is his own father! The son is 17, and has his own car. Recently, Leslie's husband had a bit too much to drink while out with some friends, and called his son for a ride home. Leslie thinks it was completely out of line on the part of her husband, but he disagrees, and insists that he was teaching their son about responsibility.
Leslie wants to know if it's inappropriate for a parent to ask their (driving-age) child to pick them up if they've had too much to drink. Personally, I think this is one of those modern problems that has a lot of dimensions to it, and can't be solved with a black-or-white answer that applies all across the board. So, let's hear what you have to say about it!
BJ'S BLOG 07/01/15 "The Wrong Name"
by BJ Shea
posted Jul 1 2015 8:28AM
Folks, we're just gonna cut to the chase for today's Group Therapy, because it's a real doozy…
Larry and his girlfriend were in the heat of passion when she screamed another man's name. Needless to say, Larry isn't feeling too good about this situation, and he needs some advice. Larry even went so far as to share the shout-out: "Oh, Chris!"
The girlfriend swears that she doesn't know why it happened. In fact, she says that she doesn't even know who "Chris" could be, because she doesn't have an ex with that name! I'm not sure if I can accept that wholeheartedly, but I don't know this woman, so I can't say for sure.
Has this ever happened to you? If you have a story, we'd love to hear it. Of course, I'm sure that Chris…uh, I mean, LARRY…would love to hear any advice that you have to offer, as well.
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BJ'S BLOG 06/30/15 "Promise Ring"
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posted Jun 30 2015 8:21AM
If you're a Rock-A-Holic in need, we promise that you'll always be able to ask for help in Group Therapy. How's that for a commitment?
Let's see if we can help Georgia, who wrote in with a problem. She and her boyfriend (they're both 30) just celebrated their three year anniversary. Georgia has known that this guy is THE ONE since the first year, and she is crazy about him. They've had some discussions about marriage, and she believed that they were on the same page…
Unfortunately, a recent trip to Mexico has made Georgia question her man's commitment. Georgia and her boyfriend were celebrating her birthday, and he pulled out a ring on the beach at sunset; naturally, she assumed that it was an engagement ring, but he explained that it was actually a PROMISE RING.
Georgia hasn't let on that she's upset, but the more she thinks about it, the more she wonders if she should give it back and tell her man that she wants a grown-up commitment.
Personally, I'm scratching my head over this. Did I mention they're both 30, and therefore, it's safe to assume that they're not in high school? This seems incredibly juvenile on the part of the boyfriend, especially giving it to her on a beach at sunset. Georgia, I totally understand why you're disappointed.
Let's hear it from you, Rock-A-Holics! Does this relationship have a future, or does Georgia need to return her cheesy promise ring and find a grown-up man?
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BJ'S BLOG 06/29/15 "One Tiny Fish and the Confederate Flag"
by BJ Shea
posted Jun 29 2015 8:22AM
Today's blog comes from one of my mentors, Dan Sanders:
It seems no matter how much I try to keep my blogs and podcasts light and easy, life at times insists I make them heavy duty.
I am watching a small blue fish less than two inches long struggle for breath. "Blue Boy," as I have come to call him, had survived an injured tail fin from a previous mishap. Now I watch him flipping that broken fin, struggling to move. To a fish, movement is life, and I feel the same way. If I ever stop moving, I will die.
I have witnessed this struggle before in the small water world that I am god over. This little environment needs me to keep it ecologically safe and the lives that dwell there alive. They depend on me, and when something goes wrong, it is my failure. They didn't screw it up, their lord—I—did. Unlike us humans, they don't have a choice.
As I watch this small life fading, Chloe Cat comes to my feet and meows. It's dinner time, and she needs clean water, fresh food, a warm place to sleep, and lots of love. Chloe, like my past furry four-legged friends, will only be in my world for a short time, and ours is the only world she knows. It is absolutely unconditional that I make her precious life as safe and happy as I can. I wonder why we can't always feel the same about our fellow human travelers in this short life span we are given.
I spent a lot of time in battles today I knew I couldn't win. I have a god-awful habit of doing that. I'm still swinging at windmills and trying to send fast balls into the bleachers. As I watched, a small fish struggled for air, took one last breath, one fin still attempting to swim, then he died. I wondered why I spent such intellectual capital fighting that battle. Someday I'll struggle for my own last breath.
My family dates so far back into southern ancestry and aristocracy that if you do a search of the name Sanders during the Civil War, you'll find the books and bloody ground are littered with it, and yes, it is part of my blood line. I was born in Fort Sanders Hospital in Knoxville, Tennessee. My dad was from South Carolina, and my mom, a Cherokee, was born in the mountains of Tennessee and oppressed just as much as African-Americans. I have no love of my long line of southern history, deservedly blown to hell in the Civil War. I feel no sense of loss on the removal of the Confederate flag. Family members on my dad's side, the privileged, tried to maintain a life based on oppressing and murdering other human beings, but I did not adopt their standards. The Confederate flag is a shameful rag and nothing more.
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BJ'S BLOG 06/25/15 "Kick Her Out, But Stay Together?"
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posted Jun 25 2015 8:33AM
Greetings, fellow Rock-A-Holics! Let's beat the heat for just a few extra minutes by staying inside to help out one of our own! It's always air conditioned in Group Therapy!
Today's person-in-need is Donovan, who recently asked his girlfriend to move in with him. They have been together for a year, and they were spending all their time at his place anyway, so he figured it was an obvious decision.
Unfortunately, cohabitation hasn't been quite what Donovan expected. His girlfriend is, to put it plainly, a complete slob. It's driving Donovan crazy enough that he's starting to resent her, but his attempts to discuss his concerns with her have produced no results. The big question for Donovan is this: can their relationship survive if he tells her that he wants to stay together, but can't live with her under these conditions?
I do not envy you in this situation, Donovan. Maybe a year was too soon for consolidating your living situation, but it's not like there's any real yardstick for making that decision.
Do you have any advice for Donovan and his extremely complicated roommate/relationship situation? Sound off, good people!
BJ'S BLOG 06/24/15 "Stealing Someone's Man"
by BJ Shea
posted Jun 24 2015 9:02AM
It's Group Therapy time! Let's help out a Rock-A-Holic in need of advice!
Ashley is a fan of the show, so I'm going to try my best to be kind here…but I'm struggling from the get-go, folks.
25-year-old Ashley has a male friend named Tommy that she's known since high school. Tommy's been dating another girl for the last four years, and Ashley doesn't think much of her. Of course, that
be due to the fact that Ashley always figured that she and Tommy would end up becoming an item. Ashley and Tommy used to joke that they should get married if they were both single at age 30, so that just adds fuel to what Ashley hopes could become a fire someday.
Recently, Tommy confided to Ashley that he cheated on his girlfriend on vacation. Ashley was shocked, but it also made her realize that she had never considered trying to come between Tommy and his girlfriend. She just assumed that they were solid, and that he would never go for it. Now that she knows he might be susceptible to temptation, she has actually come to us to see if we think she should go for it. In fact, she wonders if his confession is some kind of sign that it's time to make her move.
Oh, man. Where do I ever start with this girl, and how do I say what's on my mind without using terrible language and saying mean things? It's always a struggle, but this is an especially difficult case for me. This is exactly why I always say that men and women who are close friends are usually holding back some kind of attraction, at least on one side of the friendship.
I'd LOVE to hear your thoughts, good people of the Rock-A-Holic community! Cut loose and tell Ashley what you think of this "problem" that she's looking for help to solve…
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BJ'S BLOG 06/23/15 "Keeping You From Your Friends"
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posted Jun 23 2015 8:20AM
Hello again, good people of the Rock-A-Holic community! I hope nothing ever keeps us apart, because I sure love having your help in Group Therapy!
A listener named Mark is having some difficulty getting together with his own good people – specifically, his friends – and he's looking for some help with the situation. Why is he having so much trouble seeing his friends? Well, you may not be all that surprised to hear that Mark's girlfriend of five years is the obstacle here.
The girlfriend has always been the jealous type, and she's been working extremely hard to keep Mark away from his friends for the last three years. Mark is finally fed up over this situation, and he wants to see if we have any advice for him.
Mark, you've been putting up with this for five years, and it's only gotten worse in the last three. Do you really think it's going to get better? After all, you really make yourself out to be a cool guy with cool friends, who is an innocent victim of this tyrannical woman…but there must be more to this situation than simple jealousy. I don't feel like we have a lot of helpful information here, and I have a hunch that we're not hearing the whole story. Migs wonders if there's a reason why you didn't specify the gender of your "great friends", and that definitely makes me think…
Well, let's see what you have to say, folks. Can you take this at face value, and give Mark some advice for his situation?
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BJ'S BLOG 06/22/15 "Memories, Monsanto, Hair, and the Pachuko Hop"
by BJ Shea
posted Jun 22 2015 8:28AM
Today's blog comes from one of my mentors, Dan Sanders:
Sometime around 1973, I found myself sitting in a restaurant in Washington, DC, more precisely a health food restaurant called Food For Thought. I was listening to the song "Cecilia" by Simon and Garfunkel (1970 # 4 hit) and falling in love with the waitress as she moved to the beat up and down the aisle. For however long it took me to eat a banana, walnut, apple, yogurt, and granola salad, with honey, of course, I was in love. I never got to know the waitress's name, but for 42 years she has danced up and down the aisle of my memory just as she did on that wooden floor in a place called Food For Thought, and she forever will be remembered as Cecilia. That was a great afternoon, and it was all real, especially the food.
Monsanto has its claws down my throat as they sue the state of Vermont. With Governor Peter Shumlin's signature, Vermont became the first state in the country to require foods made with genetically modified organisms (GMOs) to carry a label. The effective date is July 1, 2016, but whether it goes into effect depends on defeating legal and constitutional challenges, and there are many challenges by Monsanto. Currently, 29 states have bills in the works, with Oregon gearing up for a GMO-labeling initiative that will appear on the ballot this November, and Monsanto and the Grocery Manufacturers Association keep on suing. While there has been speculation Starbucks was part of this suit, the company has stated those allegations are completely false.
Donald Trump has thrown his wiggy-ness into the presidential race, and it's not the first time wigs have been involved. Back In 1834, political opponents of President Andrew Jackson organized a new party to contest his Democrats nationally and in the states. Guided by their most prominent leader, Henry Clay, they called themselves Whigs (nothing to do with wigs, by the way) and disparagingly referred to Andrew Jackson as King Andrew. The Whigs were immediately laughed at by Jacksonian Democrats as a party devoted to the interests of wealth and aristocracy, but they won the presidential elections in 1840 and 1848. However, by 1852, the popular issue of the day was slavery, and the Whigs fell out of favor. The "cotton" Whigs moved to the Democratic Party, and the "conscience" Whigs formed the new Republican Party.
Rock History: On June 2, 1956, in Santa Cruz, California, there was a dance party, and 200 teenagers packed the Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium on that Saturday night to dance to the music of Chuck Higgins and his orchestra, a Los Angeles group with a regional hit record called "Pachuko Hop" (catch this rocker on YouTube). The Santa Cruz police entered the auditorium just past midnight, and according to Lieutenant Richard Overton, found the crowd dancing suggestively, presumably triggered by the "provocative rhythms of an all-Negro band," and shut down the dance. The next day, June 3, 1956, the city authorities announced a total ban on rock and roll at public gatherings, calling the music "detrimental to both the health and morals of our youth and community."
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Location: Lowry Crossing, TX
Oddometer: 394
Watson Lake, Yukon to Carmacks, Yukon
Day 11 – June 10, 2010
Mileage Today: 390
Total Trip Mileage: 4,058
We broke down camp and continued on down the Alcan. We were headed for Dawson City, but knew we probably wouldn't make it that far today. Let's get going and see how far we get.
Right on the edge of town we came across the Sign Post Forest.
We wondered around for a bit and pointed out all the ones we found that were from a town in Texas.
Before getting back on the bike we debated putting on the rain gear, due to some ominous looking clouds, but I reckoned it was just some morning low clouds that would burn off
About 5 mins. later we stopped to put on our rain gear. All this really consists of are some boot and glove covers for Nikki and some industrial dish gloves for me. All of our other gear is "waterproof". It's not really, but the label says it is
But it was short lived, and the rest of the day turned out to be pretty nice.
We also had our first moose sighting today.
These things are huge. I could only imagine what it would be like to hit one. I guess it happens a lot up there.
I forgot to mention that we met a fellow rider at our campground last night.
His name is Roger, and he was from Texas too! He was riding up on his old BMW R80(i think). Super nice guy. In preparation for his trip he had bought a dehydrator and had made all his own travel food. He gave us some granola bars for the road, and although he was a stranger, he wasn't giving us candy, so we took it.
We took a break at the Nisutlin Bay Bridge viewing area.
I just wanted to lie there in the sun all day.
From there we pushed on into Whitehorse. It was a bit early to stop for the day, so we filled up with some gas, and stopped by the wal-mart for some food for dinner.
We couldn't get out of there fast enough. A couple of miles out of Whitehorse, we take a turn off the Alcan and onto the Klondike Hwy towards Dawson City. The plan is to enter Alaska via the Top of the World Hwy, so we won't be rejoining the Alcan until Tok, AK.
A brief stop along the Klondike.
And then we got to Braeburn Lodge. This was one of
reason why Nikki wanted to come with on the trip. Ok, maybe not the only reason, but it was pretty high up on her list.
Here is why:
We ate at that thing twice, and still had to throw some away. Note to self: Next time, start in the middle!
We got a recommendation from the owner of a good camp ground on the North edge of Carmacks, so thats where we headed.
Score again! This place was perfect! Right on the Yukon River. Coal Mine Campground.
There was also a bunch of German kids on a canoeing trip of some sort staying at the campground as well. Apparently they do not have the same personal space etiquette as we do around these parts. I think we had set up our tent in the middle of what had become their path to somewhere, and just like dropping a stick in front of a mob of marching ants, they went around the obstruction, but only until they could re-enter their path. There were a lot of German kids tripping over our tent guylines
. I am probably just being an uptight American about this.
Anyhow, it was a great Campsite and we rested well that night.
Tomorrow we are headed to Dawson City, maybe try our hand at panning for gold!
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Nicole graduated 3rd in her class of 494 at Cedar Hill High School, Cedar Hill, Texas. She is a Plan II and Government major.
The Larry Temple Scholarship Endowment was established by The University of Texas System Board of Regents for the benefit of The University of Texas at Austin on October 12, 1990. The Scholarship, a $11,000 a year award renewable for two years, honors Larry Eugene Temple, Austin lawyer and public servant.
* Temple Scholarships are awarded to students in the College of Liberal Arts who have completed their freshman year (at least 24 hours) in residence at The University. The Scholarship, awarded at the beginning of the sophomore year, is renewable for two years, but students must remain in the College of Liberal Arts.
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<Help>Which US airport to transfer to Paris?
Hi, can someone recommond which of the following airport has the easiest transfer to flights to Paris? (Yes, I know there is direct flight from Seattle to Paris)
TO: (This is the second connection flight from Seattle to Paris)
-Cincinnati, OH (CVG): 54m (Time between flights)
-Salt Lake City, UT (SLC): 41m
-Atlanta, GA (ATL): 1h
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According to Garafolo, the results have been mixed so far, but this appears to be an ideal spot for Hosley. While he's slightly undersized, he's quick enough to stick with nearly any receiver in the NFL. The key to Hosley's development will be his willingness to listen to coaches and continue to develop his technique, as he often relied on his pure athleticism to get by in college.
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Pedro Passos Coelho said in a televised address to the nation Sunday that Portuguese lives "will become more difficult," though he said he won't increase taxes.
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It Takes a Great Name to Launch a Successful Startup. So says Mashable, and they are absolutely right. They have posted a video of the latest episode in their TechStars series that highlights the value of having a great name. The video begins with the declaration, "A great product is nothing without a great name," and here is the teaser on the web page: "A good product and a solid, engaging pitch is what will sell your company to customers, but a good name can get you in the door. If potential customers don't feel inspired by its brand, a startup may lose that business before it gets a chance to sell."
Great advice. The key word here is inspired. And while the three startups featured in this episode did at least improve their names, the results do not quite live up to the goal of being inspiring. Let's take a closer look.
The first company featured in this clip, Urban Apt ("Urban Apartment"), was trapped by a generic name that was not only forgettable, but limited the service to "urban" and "apartments." They changed their name to nest.io (that's "Nestio"), adopting the "nest" metaphor that is, unfortunately, overused among businesses and products related to house and home -- "Nestio is the easiest way to organize your home hunt" -- such as the Nest thermostat (at nest.com), The Nest magazine, Nest interiors of San Francisco and, well, you get the idea. It's a pretty crowded nest. Nest.io also suffers from the faddish construction of building your name around an alternate top level domain (TLD), in this case .io (del.icio.us being the most egregious example of this trend). However, the new name is an improvement over the anemic Urban Apt, so power to 'em.
Next up is a company named Wiji, a name all the show's mentors dumped on. So the company changed it to Immersive Labs. Again, not the most exciting name, but certainly better, and it does at least map well to what they are doing: "developing anonymous face detection technology designed to create amazing experiences, deliver targeted content and analyze the effectiveness of media assets," i.e. immersive experiences. I think. It is a restrained, buttoned-down name that doesn't try to hard, which probably works fine for a B2B company, which this is.
The last startup featured in this episode is a company formerly known as SocratED, the worst "before" name of the bunch. Asked to explain this name, TechStars co-founder David Tisch said, quite succinctly, "'Socratic' plus 'Education' equals 'crap name.'" In the video, company CEO Lee Hoffman says, "Seeing as nobody was able to pronounce our old name, SocratED, we thought it might be a good idea to move to a much shorter, 4-letter domain that actually meant something. So we did, and we are now using Veri.com." That's just dandy, if you happen to have a 4-letter domain sitting around, or the will and funding to purchase one.
Once again, Veri isn't the most inspiring brand name. An altered-spelling (another faddish trend) of "very," which itself is pretty generic. It also fails to tell a compelling (inspiring) story or support any specific brand positioning; but then again, it's hard to figure out from the website exactly what it is they are doing -- something to do with self-education and tagging of content, but I don't get any sense of Why they exist. The TechStars mentors/judges, however, were beside themselves that this company had scored a 4-letter domain name, and a conversation about this sprang up among the three mentors, TechStars co-founders David Cohen and David Tisch, and Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures, the VC firm:
David Cohen: That's a good name, right? "Veri," sort of "truth"?
Fred Wilson: Oh it's excellent. They got that domain?
David Cohen: Yep.
Fred Wilson: "4-letter domains? Impossible, you can't get a 4-letter domain.
David Cohen: "Where'd they get the money for that?" is the first question I ask.
David Tisch: "Well here's the crazy thing. Lee has owned that domain for the past six years.
Fred Wilson: Well there you go. That's awesome! They're the team of the week just for that alone. That's going from the outhouse to the penthouse.
That's what happens when the bar is set low (must be better than SocratED), and a short, exact-match .com domain name is required. Even so, creating an amazing name is not impossible: look no further than the new name we created in the education space for Coursekit: Lore, also four letters, and for which the company was able to buy Lore.com. It just takes hard work is all, and a vision. Oh, and the budget to buy the domain.


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PITTSBURGH, Pa. — The Pittsburgh Pirates recalled right-handed reliever Evan Meek from Triple-A Indianapolis and placed righty Juan Cruz on the 15-day disabled list with right shoulder inflammation. The move was retroactive to July 18.
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When the Rangers signed Ruslan Fedotenko out of his PTO last year, it was a hotly debated topic. In fact, it spawned one of our most controversial and most active posts at that time, and it even led to a bet with me and a Penguins fan. I lost the bet (Fedotenko didn't get to 15 goals), but it didn't matter: Fedotenko was one of the best offseeason bargains of the 2010-2011 season. His play earned him another one year contract for this season, and very few could see any downside in that. His chemistry with Brian Boyle and Brandon Prust was evident, and to be honest, the Rangers needed bodies to fill out the roster. However, this year the Ruslan Fedotenko that we knew last year is nowhere to be found. He seems to be gripping his stick a little too tight, and more often than not we are seeing him fan on shots, or just shank them altogether. The good news is that Fedotenko's defensive play has still been stellar. He is second on the team in regards to quality of competition faced (QUALC...
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Rider graduate stages parties for NBA, celebrities
Party planner Todd Fiscus brought the party to life Thursday at Kemp at the Forum, where he gave a Champagne lecture for the Wichita Falls Symphony League.
Since graduating from Rider High School, Dallas-based Fiscus has built a successful business called Todd Events that produces high-profile events, such as the weddings of professional football players Tony Romo and Eli Manning, NBA and Super Bowl parties, and soirees that have included celebrities such as Lady Gaga, Jay-Z and Hugh Jackman.
Todd Events also manages parties for the Dallas Cowboys Stadium and managed to pull off 52 parties in 72 hours in a snowstorm for the Super Bowl.
Fiscus' latest project was hosting a party for 40,000 to celebrate Dallas' latest architectural feat, the Calatrava Bridge over the Trinity River.
Fiscus, the son of Sharon and Keith Fiscus of Wichita Falls, told about the first time he had a vision of what his future would hold. It was when he was attending the wedding of a friend.
"I said, 'This is exactly what I'm going to do when I grow up.' "
After spending some time in the hotel and floral business, Fiscus started Todd Events, and the business is now a big player on the event-producing scene.
"I had no idea the scale of my work (would be this big) ... A client spent $4.5 million on a five-hour experience ... I'm blessed to do this as a living."
Fiscus talked about Tony Romo's wedding and, surprisingly, how involved Romo was in planning it.
"He wanted a lot of theater," he said, and showed images of confetti flying everywhere for the big moment after the couple said their "I do's."
He talked about having to deal with security and the Federal Aviation Administration for parties like Romo's, where news helicopters are likely to fly overhead — details he never thought he'd be dealing with when it comes to parties.
One story he passed on was how someone had spilled red wine on Barbara Bush's pale blue jacket at one event. He took out his emergency kit and whipped out a corsage to cover the stain.
That's when someone told him, "Oh my God, you're like MacGyver with that thing!"
During his slide show, he showed images of a chandelier made of orchids, a white party where he had to install new white carpeting, lemons used as place card holders, and one event in Oklahoma where he put up a tent made to look like a church, complete with a steeple in front and pews inside.
"If we don't own it, we can build it," said Fiscus, whose business' enormous warehouse stores everything from chairs to tables.
Fiscus also discussed the logistics behind such an undertaking.
"We have five national producers and 13 planners," and most people don't realize, he added, the hundreds of hours and the manpower it takes to make all this party magic happen.
Mostly these days, Fiscus said he isn't so much on the production side of the business anymore, as far as making flower arrangements or those types of details, but he deals more with client interface.
And a lot of times, he said, the challenge in the event production business is dealing with difficult clients: "Parties are beautiful, but when you put the people in them, it gets a little scary."
There are the times, too, when he has made mistakes, like the reflective dance floor that reflected what guests were wearing under their dresses.
One of Fiscus' many projects is being filmed for reality shows, as well as a book called "The Tented Event," which is expected to be released next year.
"I love to entertain and I love to see people happy," Fiscus said.
Thursday's lecture raised funds for the Wichita Falls Symphony League, which supports the symphony, sponsors the Applause youth group and gives student scholarships.
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Firefighters are gradually gaining the upper hand against a fire that has consumed more than 5,000 acres in eastern Howard County, but the blaze is expected to continue through the weekend.
Meanwhile, fires consumed two abandoned structures but caused no injuries in Big Spring late Thursday and early today.
A downed power line is being blamed as the cause for the wildfire, which began Tuesday afternoon in the Clay Lease in eastern Howard County. Two firefighters have received minor injuries battling the blaze, but no significant structural damage has been reported, said Tommy Sullivan, chief of the Howard County Volunteer Fire Department.
The firefighters were injured Tuesday when their truck was overtaken by the fire. They were able to escape the situation, however, and were subsequently treated and released from Scenic Mountain Medical Center, Sullivan said, adding that the truck sustained heavy damage but "isn't a total loss."
The fire has presented a "good news, bad news" scenario for crews — it is away from any populated areas, but that very remoteness is hampering firefighters' efforts, Sullivan said.
"It's five miles wide in some spots … and the only way to get in there easy is with helicopters, and they're not always available," Sullivan said. "So we've decided to let this take its course."
Sullivan estimated the fire, which has consumed 5,000 acres so far, is 80 percent contained but will likely continue to burn for the next few days.
In the meantime, he warned that the chance for more wildfires in this area will only increase as current weather conditions continue.
"As long as the temperatures remain high and humidity remains low, things are only going to get worse," Sullivan said. "The only thing that will change the situation is lots of rain."
The first of the two structure fires in Big Spring was reported shortly before 10 p.m. Thursday at the intersection of N.E. Second and Runnels streets. Big Spring Fire Marshal Carl Condray said the storage structure was a total loss.
The cause of the fire is undetermined, he added.
An abandoned house in the 1700 block of Owens also was a total loss after catching fire around 3 a.m. today, Condray reported.
The cause of that fire is still under investigation.
No injuries were reported in either fire, Condray said.
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this gives me such goosebumps, it's ridiculous! also makes me want to jump up & dance like a crazy. the concert was in 1987 & held in harare – you can buy the dvd at amazon (or take2 for the locals). the graceland clip is equally rad.
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NEW YORK -- The New York Knicks again showed they have to work on their inconsistent defense. But one of the questions that hovered around them for most of the season is starting to get a positive answer: Tyson Chandler, Carmelo Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire showed another sign they could mesh well. The trio combined for 55 points in the Knicks' 113-97 win over the reeling Orlando Magic at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night. Orlando not only lost its seventh straight game, but announced after the game Glen Davis, the team's second-leading scorer, had broken his foot. Chandler scored 21 points to lead the Knicks (28-15) in their second straight win. Anthony scored 20 to set a franchise record with his 30th consecutive game scoring 20 points or more. Stoudemire, who worked on improving his low-post game in the offseason, showed off the benefits as he continued to improve after starting the season late due to knee surgery. He scored 14 points and hitting his seven attempt...
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David Moon: Last century's economy is thing of the past
The Bureau of Economic Analysis announced that fourth-quarter U.S. gross domestic product declined 0.1 percent, compared with a 3.1 percent increase in the third quarter of 2012. That is, not only did the economy slow in the fourth quarter, it actually contracted.
This should not have been a surprise to educated observers. For the past four years, the federal government has massively increased its spending in an effort to support the economy.
Much of the fourth-quarter GDP decrease, however, was a result of reduced federal government spending, only partially offset by increases in personal consumption expenditures.
The only type of sustainable economic growth is organic. It must come from individuals — either by an increase in productivity or population. Borrowed economic improvements are either illusionary or temporary.
In 2012, the INCREASE IN total economic output of all sectors of the United States was $600 billion. The increase in our federal debt was $1.2 trillion.
Every dollar of 2012 economic growth was offset or financed by a $2 increase in federal government debt.
There is nothing immoral about a government's judicious use of debt, especially in the production or acquisition of long-life assets.
There is an argument that the government has a responsibility to increase its otherwise normal debt in order to combat cyclical unemployment increases and other personal economic hardships.
The problem, however, is that reported increases in economic activity directly resulting from these types of expenditures are not sustainable. They are misleading. It creates a false sense of prosperity.
For 100 years through 1980, U.S. GDP increased an average of 3.4 percent annually. The trend then began to decline and has fallen to 2.4 percent since — a decline of almost 30 percent.
In the 1940s, the United States was practically the only developed country whose infrastructure had not been damaged or decimated by World War II. This gave us a decade-long economic advantage over the rest of the world.
The U.S. no longer enjoys that same massive infrastructure and production cost advantage over the rest of the world.
In 1950, less than 35 percent of the adult women in this country had jobs outside the home. This peaked at about 60 percent in 1995, where it has remained in the years since then. Those production gains are gone.
U.S. population growth has steadily declined from a peak of 1.5 percent annually in the 1970s to 0.5 percent today.
Waiting for U.S. fertility improvements is not a great investment plan.
Not only are workforce participation rates likely at a secular peak, the amount of hours we work each year is declining.
In 1950, the average worker spent 2,060 hours per year engaged in production. The average work year today is about 1,775 hours, a decline of 13.8 percent.
Investors and economic observers must prepare for a new normal. This is a manageable environment, but models based on extrapolating historic growth rates are naive.
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I've had the collapsible chars like this one that didn't have the high sling back and if it doesn't support your head, then you can't get comfortable rest because every time you try to nod off your head falls and you get that horrible snapping pain in your neck (I hate that!)
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2014 and 2015 are shaping up to be epic for fans of Billy Idol, starting with the Dancing With Myself autobiography, hitting stores and online retailers tomorrow. Today is the last day to pre-order for an entry into the Dancing With Myself Sweepstakes, and today is the first day of a limited number of book signings in the United States and the United Kingdom throughout October. In just a few weeks, on October 21st, the first new Billy Idol studio album in some time, Kings & Queens Of The Underground, will drop. The new single, "Can't Break Me Down", is already available. While UK and European concert dates were announced for November some time ago, today North American dates were announced for January and February 2015, including special meet and greet tickets. [Read more…]
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As I have been covering San Diego Comic-Con on my sister site, The Original Prop Blog, since 2007, I am sharing some of the photos of the people and sights in and around the exhibit hall and the Gaslamp Quarter for this year's event. This feature focuses on photos of people in costumes. [Read more…]
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As I have been covering San Diego Comic-Con on my sister site, The Original Prop Blog, since 2007, I am sharing some of the photos of the people and sights in and around the exhibit hall and the Gaslamp Quarter for this year's event. This feature focuses on photos of the convention at large. [Read more…]
Recommendations for Fans for Music Concert Digital Cameras and Photography (Full Frame, APS-C, Micro Four Thirds, Point & Shoot; DSLR vs Mirrorless; Settings)
As I've published the periodic article with recommendations and discussions about cameras for fan photography at music concert events, which seem to be fairly popular, I know with changing technology it is long overdue for an update. With this feature, I thought I would provide a broader overview with my own observations and experiences shooting with a variety of cameras and formats, including full frame, APS-C, micro four thirds, and smaller sensor cameras, spanning full-featured DSLRs, mirrorless, and point and shoot cameras. With this article, I will also provide some advice on general settings and shooting tips and tricks. Overall, I discuss options for cameras from shooting up close right in front of the stage as well as at a distance, for both still photos and video. In short, I'm still a huge fan of the Sony RX100, a year later, and feel it is the best overall "go to" option for fans – great image quality and truly pocketable.
"Crisis Presents…" with Jake Bugg, Bastille, Michael Kiwanuka, AlunaGeorge, and Foxes at Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith | London, England | 12/20/2013 (Concert Review)
This special benefit concert was organized by Crisis, with proceeds designated for their "Crisis at Christmas" as well as their Year-round services throughout the UK. The stellar line-up featured Bastille, Foxes, AlunaGeorge, Michael Kiwanuka, and Jake Bugg, with presenter Clara Amfo from BBC Radio 1Xtra managing the event on stage. It was a high energy show that drew a young and enthusiastic crowd, and was certainly in line with the festive spirit of this week leading into Christmas. The night kicked off with a great performance from the charity organization's own Crisis Starlight Band and that moment carried through the night. A great evening for a great cause.
"Kids Company and Coldplay Present: Under 1 Roof" with Coldplay, Lily Allen, David Brent And Foregone Conclusion, Dynamo, Rizzle Kicks at Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith | London, England | 12/19/2013 (Concert Review)
"Essentially, the word around here is grateful…" Chris Martin at his piano, backed by the Royal Academy of Music, opening the encore for the night with a cover of "White Christmas". I've written quite a few articles about Coldplay in the past, so any who have read them would know that they are one of my favorite bands (along with Depeche Mode and Pixies). I hadn't seen them live since their show in San Jose in April of 2012, so it has been a while. They took 2013 off as far as performing live goes, and have been in the studio working on new material. The band has always used their gifts and successes in music to help others, and one of the organizations that they've been a big supporter of is Kids Company in the UK. And, as per tradition, they tend to do a special show each year for Christmas and/or New Year's, so this year it was another of their "Under 1 Roof" multi-artist events. Sharing the bill with them this year was Lily Allen, Ricky Gervais reprising his character from The Office performing as David Brent and Foregone Conclusion, magician Dynamo, and Rizzle Kicks, with Fearne Cotton hosting the evening, along with some surprise guests like Robbie Williams and Tim Rice-Oxley from Keane.
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Well, it makes complete sense the way you say it, Toss.
But I've wanted the new PSU so long. Here it is, if you didn't guess which one:
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But my existing system could use it already. You see, I lucked out that my Corsair 620HX PSU has worked from day one with a GTX295. But it shouldn't get as hot as it does. So I've needed the SeaSonic X750 Gold 750W, for 13 months now. Call it
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It was originally for an 8800GTX.)
Noise wise, Corsair's HAF-932 case has the best fans. And they should be quiet enough. I want the relief that a cool system will bring and I don't care about noise, if there's any. See, with two and three systems running at once you'd never notice because they cancel each other out.
I see you have an i7 up to 4.0GHz! w00t! Congrats Toss!
I know the Corsair's HAF-932 case is the way to go no matter what the CPU or how it's clocked. Cooling never hurt anything. And I can hear right now, the GTX480 I'm going to get, saying, "Put me in an HAF930" And, "I want a SeaSonic X750 PSU".
Your's is going to be a great system for sure, but you need to remember that not everyone has the components to properly house a GTX 480.
I'd get one if it weren't for the 5850s and their great price. Two for the price of one GTX 480 is just too great a deal to pass up.
CF 5850s also won't require a new PSU.
4.0Ghz on an i7 on water is not really that great, but as I have a C0 revision it won't post on anything higher than that without having to go over 1.4V.
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I'm a genuinely nice guy, easy going and kind of the quiet type... i enjoy a good meal and live music on nights out or a quiet night at home with good company...i have a lot of varied interests but generally the outdoors, love just about anything outdoors and like to stay active.. i have a good career and a business on the side so quality time is very important to me...who im looking for.. sounds easy right?? a easy going intelegent kind hearted girl with a love for life...
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i'm a huge music lover.. i listen to mostly blues, rock classic rock..i can enjoy almost any form but rap crap.. not quite PC there forgive me.. if the music is live i will enjoy it all, classic, jazz, country, anything..something about live
i enjoy just about anything outdoors. volleyball at the beach is one of my favorite summer things, well anything at the beach really..biking hiking camping even backpacking..well OK i will even admit to enjoy working in the yard.. but company helps
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|Sales / Marketing
|No preference
i'm involved in advertising and have been at it for many years and enjoy it very much... i meet a lot of interesting people and every day is different.. i also have a business enterprise on the side ... so quality time is precious and to be enjoyed
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|No preference
|Have kids:
|No preference
|Wants kids:
|No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|No preference
|White / Caucasian
|No preference
|Spiritual but not religious
|No preference
|Some college
|No preference


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