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Awards season is really hitting its stride now, people. The nominations for the 17th annual Critics' Choice Movie Awards were announced today at 6 a.m. The show, which will air live from the Hollywood Palladium at 8 p.m. ET on Thursday, January 12, on VH1, is based on votes from the members of Broadcast Film Critics Association, and it's had a pretty good record for predicting who will win the Oscars. (All four of last year's acting winners took home Academy Awards, just for example.) So let's see what they're saying about this year's flicks…
Hugo, Martin Scorsese's fantastical 3D trip back to Paris in the Roaring '20s, and French silent film The Artist the lead this year's nominees with 11 apiece. It will be a particularly big night for Scorsese, who is the only nominee who is guaranteed to be walking home at the end of the night with a trophy; as we previously announced, the 69-year-old auteur is being honored with this year's Music + Film award.
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Actress Christina Ricci, 32, looked very sleek and stylish at the Berlinale premiere of her new movie, Bel Ami, on Friday, February 17. But the typically svelte star hasn't always been so slim.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Not everyone gets to sit at home on Christmas Day. There are plenty of people in the metro working hard on a day when most lay around the house. Police, fire fighters, hospital employees and pizza delivery drivers. Yes, pizza makers. Sarpino's pizza in Westport is open for business delivering the holiday feast all day and night.
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USB FM radio library was published on CodePlex
I just published a part of my latest project – dynamic library to work with FM receivers on CodePlex under MS-PL. So, feel free do download, test and use it.
Note, that this release is preliminary and has a lot of bugs. Also, RDS is not fully implements as well as recording capabilities with Direct Sound.
I'm keep working to provide WPF UI for this library to "productize" it.
So, what are you waiting for? Download and Spear the word with this news! This is the first and only fully managed library (as far as I know) to work with RDS, TMC and FM data. Also, there are not a lot of information about HID usage as FM receiver in managed code.
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16 Responses to "USB FM radio library was published on CodePlex"
Pankaj Says:
January 6th, 2009 at 7:31 am
What hardware do we require… please mention.
Tamir Says:
January 6th, 2009 at 8:47 am
I mentioned three devices, I tested with Silicon Labs (PID = 0x818A, VID = 0x10C4), PCEar (PID = 0x819A, VID = 0x10C5) and ADSTech (PID = 0xA155, VID = 0x06E1)
Vivek Says:
January 16th, 2009 at 8:10 pm
I just downloaded the documentation. However the help file is not displaying any content.
Can you provide some documentation as a starting point for this API?
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January 17th, 2009 at 1:10 am
Please refer my old article to see help file http://khason.net/blog/why-my-chm-file-does-not-work/comment-page-1/#comment-2201
liron Says:
April 18th, 2009 at 3:36 am
hey Tamir,
thanks for developing the library!
im trying to use the library with a imRadioUSB
and im getting the error-
"Cannot initialize radio device 33162."
have an idea what went wrong ?
Tamir Says:
April 18th, 2009 at 11:39 pm
@liron, you should figure PID and VID of this hardware. The best is to ask the manufacture, or look into documentation. This way it should work. Also, if you figure it, please contribute results for me to support your hardware for all others
damikez Says:
April 28th, 2009 at 1:48 am
i have the same problem as liron. i have the same USB FM reciever (imRadioUSB), maybe its not compatible with Tamir's code? Help? the pid = 0x2604 and vid = 0xEB1A.
damikez Says:
April 28th, 2009 at 6:30 pm
Hi Tamir,
I was stepping through the code and I think I know where the problem is, the results from device.WriteRegisters() returns false, thus device.initFMInfo() fails. Can you help us out with this?
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If you're black and you mess up in any way whatsoever, white people want to ruin your life. Look at Vick. If it was Peyton Manning or Eli Manning or Tom Brady, someone would want him. But because it's a black man, and teams fear orgs like Peta which are made up of bored house wives with nothing better to do, it's all okay.
The bible says if you take a mans livlihood you've taken his life. It's dogs people. He killed dogs. Get over it. They're not human no matter how much you kiss them on the mouth. To ruin a human's life over that is more despicable than what Vick did.
Tis the business. I was hopeful we'd have Mack as the head of our DB corps but injuries and dollars always add up to a cutting. Hopefully they can re-sign him for a lower price. If not, we take Jenkins in the first round and consider ourselves set.
He isn't even that good. Why are some of you acting like we just lost out on Woodson in his prime or something? Porter is looking like a shutdown corner and Mike is healthy. If we take a corner in the first or if we sign Springs I think we'll be good to go. The Sky is not falling.
Another wideout? What would we give? More draft picks? No. We don't need to do anything to shore up our offense AT THIS POINT IN TIME. Meachum looks like a player, Colston is a stud, and Patten must've found a fountain of use.
If we are going to make a trade then it should be for someone that can play cornerback.
Snow Dogs sucked A$$. That said, I don't know how Freddy T could "do better" because you need speed to play corner and once it's gone, so is that corner's effectiveness. He's no starter and I really wouldn't want him to be the nickel back. Glad to kept Thomas over Pittman. Kudos to Payton for having the fortitude to get rid of guys he just drafted. Some people would have kept them forever because they're his guys *cough Haslett cough cough*.


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Location: Pollinating Insects-- Biology, Management and Systematics Research
Title: The oligolectic bee Osmia brevis sonicates Penstemon flowers for pollen: a newly documented behavior for the Megachilidae Author
Submitted to: Apidologie
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: April 2, 2014
Publication Date: N/A
Interpretive Summary: Bees are unique among pollinating insects for their ability to sonicate or buzz flowers to release pollen that is shed through terminal pores or slits in the anthers, akin to a salt shaker. Bumblebees are the most familiar buzz-pollinators, which has great commercial value in the production of greenhouse tomatoes. The bee family Megachilidae has the more agriculturally managed non-social bees than any bee family (e.g. alfalfa leaf-cutting bee, blue orchard bee), but until now, its species were thought incapable of sonicating flowers. The megachilid bee Osmia brevis was recorded as it audibly buzzed anthers of two of its floral pollen hosts, Penstemon radicosus and P. cyananthus. The high-pitched sonication sequences of this penstemon specialist are readily distinguishable from both its flight sounds and a second foraging behavior, anther rasping, but resemble the familiar sonication sounds of bumblebees buzzing P. strictus flowers.
Technical Abstract: Flowers with poricidally dehiscent anthers are avidly visited and often solely pollinated by diverse bees capable of buzzing the flowers to harvest their pollen. Sonication results from shivering of the thoracic flight muscles. Honey bees (Apis) and the 4000+ species of Megachilidae are enigmatic in their seeming inability to sonicate flowers. The oligolectic megachilid bee Osmia brevis was found audibly sonicating two of its floral pollen hosts, Penstemon radicosus and P. cyananthus. The bees' high-pitched sonication sequences are readily distinguishable from flight sounds in audiospectrographs, and are shown to resemble the familiar sonication sounds of bumblebees buzzing P. strictus flowers.


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This NSFW Dorm Room Love Letter Is The Most WTF Thing You'll Ever See (Picture)
The very first thing I want to do is distance myself from this entirely. I do not endorse this method of courting, nor do I agree with the overall message of the suitor.
It's not often that I'm genuinely taken aback after seeing something online, but there was something about this picture (namely everything) that made me question what I was doing with my life.
There isn't much of a back story as far as I can tell. The original thread linking to this picture of the worst love letter ever written described it only as a "wonderful gift" and, in all fairness, it is just about as wonderful as a fridge adorned with the poetry of a sociopath and filled with raw meat and used condoms can be.
So I post this with the hope that people will somehow find humor in it because that's the only way to cope after seeing something this terrifying.
I've been telling myself it's funny because it's so incredibly bizarre and over the top. Maybe you'll laugh at the notion that anyone this twisted actually exists and that this is, in fact, a screenshot from a poorly conceived film school project.
Do whatever you need to make sense of things. You've been warned. The full text is below if you really want to read it.
Here is the full text transcribed:
Sometimes when I'm alone,
I just stop and think
About your slutty pussy
And its perfect shade of pink
In my dream I tie you down
And thrust until it hurts
And then I look straight into your eyes
And make you f*cking squirt
So girl let's skip the prom
And make my dream come true
I don't care if you say no
Because I'm stronger than you
I'll f*ck you hard all night long
Until the light of day
I'll smash my knob into your ass
And turn your pussy to purée
If you want to scream for help
Trust me, I'll take note
But you can't say sh*t
With my dick inside your throat
So I'll rub until your clit chafes
It'll be all raw and red
But good luck getting away
When you're tied to the bed
I'll see how many fingers
I can fit inside your c*nt
Not 1, not 2, not 3 or 4
But 5 I'll take and punt
Just writing this makes me hard
I think I'll have a wank
And when I cum, I'll store my jizz
Inside this fridge sperm bank
Kate, I'm really not a creep
Don't think I'm the pits
You mean so very much to me
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Hazel R. McCulley entered into rest Wednesday, July 13, 2011, at the age of 96.
She was the daughter of the late, R.W. and Vesta Dewald McCulley.
Miss McCulley graduated from Boones Creek High School in 1932 and from Tennessee State College in 1943. She taught school in Washington County and Johnson City School System before retiring in 1973.
In addition to her teaching career, she was an active member of Boones Creek Christian Church. serving as a Sunday school teacher, a choir member and the Missionary Society.
Miss McCulley was an active volunteer at Johnson City Memorial Hospital, Emmanuel School of Religion Library and Boones Creek Elementary School. She was a member of Alpha Delta Kappa.
In addition to her parents, Miss McCulley was preceded in death by her brother, James D. McCulley; her sister, Mildred Hodge; and an infant brother, Ralph.
She is survived by two nephews, Jim McCulley and Tom Hodge; nieces, Joyce Atchley, Sandy Newman, Mary Stewart, caregiver; and several great nieces and nephews.
The funeral service will be conducted at 2:00 P.M. Saturday, July 16, 2011, in the East Chapel of the Appalachian Funeral Home with Pastor John E. Wasem officiating.
The family will receive friends prior to the service from 1:00 to 2:00 P.M. in the East Parlor of the funeral home.
Burial will be in the Monte Vista Memory Gardens following the funeral.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Boones Creek Christian Church or to the Hazel McCulley Scholarship Fund at: Johnson University, 7900 Johnson Drive, Knoxville, TN 37998.
The family would like to thank the staff of NHC for their excellent care.
Memories and condolences may be shared at www. appfh.net.
Appalachian Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 800 E. Watauga Ave., Johnson City, is serving the McCulley family. 928-6111


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I am NOT responsible for any injuries, or damages caused by building and using this SodaCan "stove".
BTW i didn't copy this from that other fireplace instructable. i built this before i saw that one.
Please rate, rate it what it deserves. (comment too, even if you want to yell at me)
Step 1: Materials and Tools
1. (2) Metal Soda Cans
2. Craft Wire
1. Need Nose pliers
2. Dremel(and attachments) or : Sand paper, Drill, Something to cut the soda cans.
I bought a dremel because of it cheapness(i don't have much money) and multi purpose ability.
Step 2: Cut Out Holes
Then clamp the soda can down and cut the door area out using the dremel/rotary tool cut off disks.
Next draw out where you want your chimney.
Drill a small hole and use needle nose pliers to peel out the shape.
Then sand into nice circle with dremel.
Step 3: Add Chimney Build door.
Wrap some wire around it to make it keep shape near the top.
Ok taht was the easy part now to build the grill door.
1. Draw out a rectangle larger than the door hole you made on ANOTHER soda can.
2. Draw all the cool "grill cutouts" within that rectangle. (See pictures)
3. Clamp the sodacan and cut out the grill cutouts.
4. Then cut out the whole door.
As to the flammability, it seems that you know better than the Health Protection Agency, who say;
- Highly flammable
- Reacts with water and alcohols, and violently with oxidants, strong acids, strong bases and chlorinated hydrocarbons causing fire and explosion hazard
- Emits toxic fumes of aluminium oxide when heated to decomposition
- In the event of a fire involving aluminium powder (coated), use dry agent and normal fire kit with breathing apparatus and for aluminium powder (uncoated), use dry agent liquid-tight chemical protective clothing in combination with breathing apparatus.
- Water MUST NOT be allowed to come into contact with substance
Aluminium cans are coated with a number of sealant layers, including paint, and bare aluminium metal reacts so quickly with atmospheric oxygen that it forms an almost impermeable layer of aluminium oxide.
. Loss of temper will be a bigger problem, but shouldn't be a big deal for this project.
so if anyone has an idea of how to put it on that would be great ;)
Ha hah hah ahah ahahahahahaha Fire!!!
fun and well made
(Except maybe for decoration!)


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Lynyrd Skynyrd, the iconic Southern rockers, like to party for the Grand Old Party.
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Bil Lewis, formerly with Sun Microsystems, Inc., now consults and teaches multithreaded programming. He is the co-author of Threads Primer: A Guide to Multithreaded Programming (Sun Microsystems Press/Prentice Hall). Berg, Daniel J. : Sun Microsystems
Daniel J. Berg is the Chief Technology Officer for Sun Microsystems' U.S. Reseller Channel. Mr. Berg has published papers and several books on Sun technologies, including Threads Primer (with Bil Lewis) and Advanced Techniques for Java Developers (Wiley).
1. Introduction 2. Concepts
Background: Traditional Operating Systems What Is a Thread? Kernel Interaction The Value of Using Threads What Kind of Programs to Thread? What About Shared Memory? Threads Standards Performance
3. Foundations
Implementation vs Specification Thread Libraries The Process Structure Lightweight Processes Solaris Multithreaded Model System Calls Signals
4. Lifecycle
Thread Lifecycle
5. Scheduling
Different Models of Kernel Scheduling Thread Scheduling Context Switching When Should You Care About Scheduling?
6. Synchronization
Synchronization Issues Synchronization Variables A Stoppable Producer/Consumer Example
7. Complexities
Complex Locking Primitives Other Synchronization Variables Message Queues Cross-Process Synchronization Variables Initialization and Destruction Synchronization Problems
Thread-Specific Data Global Variables, Constants, and Cheating
9. Cancellation
What Cancellation Is A Cancellation Example Using Cancellation Cancellation Safety Simple Polling
10. Signals
Signals in UNIX The Solaris Implementation of Signal Handling Don't Use Signal Handlers!
11. Details
Attribute Objects POSIX Thread Ids Win32 Thread IDs and Thread Handles Initializing Your Data: pthread_once() POSIX Namespace Restrictions Return Values and Error Reporting Constants Comments Pthread Futures Pthread Extensions Comparing the OS/2, Win32, and POSIX Libraries
12. Libraries
The Threads Library Multithreaded Kernels Are Libraries Safe? Stub Functions in libc New Semantics for System Calls Are Libraries Safe? Threads Debugger Interface Mixing Solaris Pthreads and UI Threads Comparisons of Different Implementations
13. Design
Making Libraries Safe and Hot Manipulating Lists Program Design
14. Languages
C C++ Java Fortran Ada Pascal Smalltalk Lisp Eiffel Commercial Products Public Pthreads Implementations
15. Tools
Static Lock Analyzer Using a Thread-Aware, Graphical Debugger Debug Mutexes Protocol TNFview
16. Performance
Optimization: Objectives and Objections CPU Time, I/O Time, Contention, Etc Limits on Speedup Benchmarks and Repeatable Testing The Lessons of NFS
17. Hardware
Types of Multiprocessors Bus Architectures Memory Systems
18. Examples
Threads and Windows Socket Server (Master/Slave Version) Socket Server (Producer/Consumer Version) Other Programs on the Web
Appendix A. Internet
Threads Newsgroup Code Examples Vendor's Threads Pages Threads Research The SPILT Package for UI/POSIX Compatibility Freeware Tools Other Pointers The Authors on the Net
Appendix B. Books
Threads Books Related Books
Appendix C. Timings Appendix D. Mistakes Appendix E. APIs
Function Descriptions Pthread Functions Pthread Attributes Objects POSIX Realtime Scheduling Mutexes Mutex Attributes Objects Condition Variables Condition Variable Attributes Objects Cancellation Functions Thread-Specific Data Functions Semaphores Signal Functions Stdio Glossary Index
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Katy Perry Is The New Miley Cyrus
May 9th, 2014
I guess we've got Miley Cyrus' Bangerz tour to thank for really raising the bar when it comes to hot pop star world tours. Because now here's Katy Perry trying to do her best Miley impression in Belfast. Not to nitpick or anything, because I'm definitely digging the show so far, but for next time, I'd say it could use a little more twerking, a little less clothing, and 100% less freaky cat costumes. It's only opening night though, so luckily there's still lots of time to work all the kinks out.
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T-Mobile has announced that it's to start selling some of Apple's kit (we assume the iPhone) next year. But that's not the important part of the current announcements. Of much greater import for the market as a whole is the decision not to offer handset subsidies.
There's already been some big news from today's T-Mobile investor conference; namely that the wireless carrier will begin offering some unnamed Apple products for sale in 2013. Now there's word of an even bigger shakeup in how T-Mobile will handle sales of both its phones and its wireless calling plans next year.
Engadget reports that T-Mobile announced plans to move its customers to their "Value Plans" exclusively in 2013. T-Mobile's Value Plans entail customers purchasing new phones at their full price, rather than at reduced prices that are subsidized by a multi-year contract.
Just in case you've been living under a rock for the past few years the basic structure of the cell or mobile phone market has been that the airtime providers subsidise the acquisition of new handsets by their users. They gain the money back by charging a higher monthly fee than they otherwise would do. It's not a particularly good or bad market structure, it's just the one that developed. It occurs in many other markets as well, it's usually referred to as the Gillette gambit. Give away the razor so that you can keep someone buying razor blades. Subsidise the handset (or for cheaper models, give it away) so that you can keep selling someone airtime.
The problem for the airtime providers is that this makes the acquisition of new customers expensive. They've got to provide that handset subsidy up front, often several hundred $, and then aim to get it back over the 18 month or two year life of the airtime contract.
It's also been true that there have been murmurings about T-Mobile's financial position. Not that it's going to go bust, but that it doesn't have the cash to both upgrade its network and also mount an aggressive push for more customers. Whether this move, to stop subsidising handsets, will quite work out for them is unknown. But it's certainly a brave move to try and deal with that particular problem.
The really interesting part of this though. Apple has famously been very aggressive in the subsidy deals it insists that the airtime providers give. It's one of the explanations for why China Mobile doesn't carry Apple for example (over and above the technological issue). It's also one of the explanations for Apple's quite startlingly large profit margins. They've been able to insist that the airtime providers give greater subsidy to Apple products than they do to competing handsets. A general move to an unsubsidised handset market would therefore affect Apple's margins. T-Mobile isn't necessarily the beginning of that general move: but it'll be interesting to see how they do because the company might be.


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Teacher Education Grads Excel in Classroom
What makes EMU education grads exceptional? For many, like Camila and Steven, it's a focus on "reflective practice" and early experience in local classrooms observing and putting lessons into practice.
Those key characteristics of our teacher education program are part of why 100% of program grads pass the state licensure exams, and nearly all are employed as teachers within six months of graduation.
Spanish classes come alive
Kindergarteners file into Camila Pandolfi's classroom at Waterman Elementary School in Harrisonburg, Va., and take seats in the illustrated rows they recognize by such names as triángulo, corazón, estrella (triangle, heart, star).
Pandolfi is the school's resource teacher for its Foreign Language in Elementary Schools program, meaning she sees every student in kindergarten through grade three for one hour every six days.
As a student teacher prior to graduating from EMU in the spring of 2012, Pandolfi was cited as a Teacher of Promise, "an award given to the best and brightest of Virginia's beginning teachers," according to Cathy Smeltzer Erb, PhD, chair of EMU's education department.
Pandolfi discovered early in her college career that she had a gift for teaching, under EMU's policy of sending its education majors into local schools as early as their fourth week of classwork.
Read more about Camila and EMU teacher education
"Reflective practice" in action
Steven Rittenhouse recalls a student-teaching "aha!" moment – a turning point both for himself, then an EMU undergraduate, and for a boy who dropped into his classroom during a planning period at Thomas Harrison Middle School (THMS).
"He was visibly frustrated with his math homework. We worked with it together, and I helped him see he misunderstood just a small part of the assignment," says Rittenhouse, who graduated from EMU in 2011.
The boy's pride in his work "secured for me the excitement I have for helping young minds succeed and have self-confidence," adds Rittenhouse, now a math teacher at THMS.
Rittenhouse's success has benefited from two key characteristics of EMU's teacher education program: sending future teachers into classrooms early, and "reflective practice," which is woven into all education courses at EMU.
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Employers know EMU teacher education graduates come from a high-quality program. In 2012, future teachers graduated with an average grade point average (GPA) of 3.38. 100% of program graduates pass the state licensure exams, year after year.
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Easy updos for wet hair-A A +A
Thursday, July 10, 2014
IN CASE you're running out the door just after a shower, but don't want to leave your hair hanging loose and stringy-looking, here are some hairstyle ideas that you can do quickly on wet hair. These are ideal for those times you have someplace to be after a workout, want to leave hair off your neck for the day, or simply want to look like you made a bit of an extra effort in the morning. These will look really cute at school or less formal workplaces.
An important thing to keep in mind when styling wet hair is that you should use a wide-tooth comb and not a brush, to prevent breakage. None of these hairstyles even need elastics, because you should be as gentle as possible with wet hair. Get your bobby pins and some arm strength ready!
Low Twist Buns
I tried this on myself and it's really easy. To get the sectioning right and have equal amounts of hair per section, it might be easier for beginners like myself to have two mirrors, front and back, so you can see what you're doing.
• Gather hair into three sections. Twist the middle section until it coils into a bun. Pin in place.
• Simply repeat on the other two sections. If you have chin-length or shorter layers, pull out a few strands to frame your face.
Braided Bun
If the low twist buns feel a little too young for you, try the braided bun instead.
• Do a regular three-strand braid starting at your nape.
• When you've reached the end of your hair, twist up into a bun.
• Pin in place. You can choose to finger-comb the top part of your hair to get a looser look, or comb it straight back if you need to look neat for work.
French Braid with Bun
Have a few extra minutes? You can always French braid or fishtail your hair, but here's a cute alternative that won't need an elastic.
• Create a deep side part.
• French braid until you reach your nape.
• Twist the remaining hair into a side bun below the braid, and pin in place.
You can definitely still try these styles on dried hair, but these will hold more easily with wet hair. These are just some ideas for elastic-free updos.
Another great thing about these looks is that when you undo your hair, you'll end up with soft, pretty waves without any heat styling. Have fun trying these out!
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The Dog & Partridge is a 17th century Inn on the edge of the Peak District National Park. Perfectly situated for a visit to Alton Towers, so you can get back quickly and relax after all that excitment! Lots of choices of accommodation for families of various sizes.
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My Monster Bubble Writer: Book Review & Giveaway (WINNERS ANNOUNCED!)
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I have an affinity for monsters–not the super scary types, but the cute, dorky, stuffed, or funny kind. In the last two years, I curtailed my collection of monsters by a significant margin, but it is October–Halloween month where monsters appear at every turn, or as is the case with our family, in the mail.
I am a word doodler, which basically means I can't draw worth a hoot, but I can make dots, dashes, and bubble letters like a high school cheerleader hopped-up on Frappuccinos. Couple that with a penchant for fonts, paper, and an attraction to monsters, and it is fair to say Laurence King Publishing found a strong match to review Linda Scott's My Monster Bubble Writer Book.
In case there is any confusion, this activity book "is all about monsters, bubble writing, and drawing–three of the best things in the world!"
So, if monsters make you or your little ones squeamish, and you do not think they will serve to inspire your children to write, draw, and create monstrously funny alphabets and illustrations (while simultaneously reviewing verbs, nouns, and adjectives *SHHHH*)–you may want to stop reading.
Or do yourself a favor and keep reading–this monster-inspired book is far from creepy. In fact, the basis of the book is about communicating with words: letters, notes, games, riddles, messages, memos, etc…
The "My Monster Bubble Writer Book" begins with a quick introduction to hand-drawing bubble letters using the reader's name.
Starting with the Basic Outline, moving on to Freehand, and then, encouraging the newbie bubble writer to go wild, this book offers endless opportunities for practicing and developing one's own bubble letters.
Between the bubble writing pages are other activities, like using suggested illustrations to turn shapes into one's own monsters.
Ever heard of Sock Letters?
See if you can write your name with Sock Letters before the Sock Monster has a chance to eat one of them.
What? You didn't know Sock Monsters eat socks one at a time?
In two of my homescool co-op writing classes students illustrate nouns, verbs and adjectives using the word to demonstrate its meaning. It makes for a great lesson about visualizing words and their meanings.
With 300 illustrations printed across 144 pages, "My Monster Bubble Writer Book" offers parents and teachers a monster-rifically awesome tool to supplement learning in a wacky, holiday-centric manner.
Personally, I think Monsters are appropriate year-round; well except for zombies–they're just too creepy for me.
As a side note: I needed this book when I was in 3rd grade. Maybe defining my monsters in this way would have made bedtime easier. Am I the only one who ran and jumped into my bed from as far away as possible? Anyone else keep their sheets tucked tight around their body to keep the monsters out?
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My Monster Bubble Writer Book
Author: Linda Scott
Age Range: 6th and up
Grade Level: 1st and up
Paperback: 144 pages
Publisher: Laurence King Publishers (June 4, 2013)
Five (5) winners will win one (1) copy each of My Monster Bubble Writer Book by Linda Scott.
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I shared my personal "monsters under the bed story" with you–do you have one? Were you scared of monsters under the bed, in the closet, or elsewhere as a child?
» One entry per person, please.
» No entries after 12:00 PM (CST) on Monday, October 21, 2013.
» Winners will be selected at random and announced Monday after 12:00 PM (CST).
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Michelle On Sunday, October 20 at 8:38 am
The basement freaked me out. When I had to go down to do laundry I always RAN back up the stairs as fast as I could….to escape the creature chasing me.
Sandy On Sunday, October 20 at 8:38 am
There are definitely monsters under the bed! I would make a flying leap from the light switch to my bed once I turned out the lights. Whew, made it!
Jeri H On Sunday, October 20 at 8:39 am
I always thought there was something waiting to attack me in the dark part of my parents basement. My parents had a fridge down there and when I had to get something from it, I would run as fast as I could to it and run as fast as I could back and up the stairs.
Carolyn F. in Mississippi On Sunday, October 20 at 8:40 am
After seeing my first vampire movie at age 5 my brother would hide under my bed and grab me after I went to bed. Scared me to death!
This book is fantastic.
AEO On Sunday, October 20 at 8:45 am
I remember that I always wanted everything but my head covered by the blanket so nothing could grab me!
Cindy On Sunday, October 20 at 8:47 am
I was sure there was a witch living under my bed with a big cauldron just waiting to catch me. I couldn't let any part of my body hang off the bed or she would be able to grab me.
Marlene V On Sunday, October 20 at 8:58 am
I was afraid of the dark. I would turn off the light and take a flying leap into bed. I wanted to get onto the bed before someone grabbed my feet.
AnnE Marie in wa On Sunday, October 20 at 8:59 am
I was always sure there was something under my bed. The book looks awesome my daughter would love it!
connie linz On Sunday, October 20 at 9:07 am
I was always afraid of seeing mirrors at night. I was always imagining something moving behind me. To this day I avoid mirrors when it's dark.
laurah On Sunday, October 20 at 9:10 am
No monsters, but still cannot go to sleep unless the closet door is shut tight!
Cindy G. On Sunday, October 20 at 9:13 am
As a kid, one of my chores was helping with the laundry, and the washer and dryer were in the far corner of the basement. Between them was the sump pump, ensconced in a concrete pit containing several inches of water. Heading down to the laundry area was not too scary- the light switches were spaced fairly evenly along the path, and you could illuminate the way ahead of you, scaring the monsters back into the pit. Leaving the basement, however, was another story- turning off the lights meant that the monsters could escape from the pit and creep up behind you. The scariest moment was when the sump pump automatically activated- it was the signal to the monsters to attack! When that happened, a sprint to the bottom of the stairs ensued, and, admittedly, some of the lights were left on… until it was time to retrieve the laundry… and the battle would begin again…
Amanda On Sunday, October 20 at 9:13 am
I thought the Hamburgler lived under my bed for YEARS. I had to sleep with my bed against a wall and my back against the wall facing out towards the rest of the room. I also had a thing against my gigantic sock monkey. I made it stay in my closet.
Julie Jo On Sunday, October 20 at 9:15 am
The old house we lived in when I was young had stairs to the basement that were open and I thought that something was down there and would grab my ankles through the steps as I walked down them. I would not go down the steps by myself ever!
Larissa D On Sunday, October 20 at 9:17 am
I still can't go to sleep if the closet door is open!
diane sabatini On Sunday, October 20 at 9:18 am
I was scared of the bear in my closet.
Kattrinka On Sunday, October 20 at 9:20 am
No, real life was scary enough. My budding artist grandson would LOVE this!
Margie On Sunday, October 20 at 9:20 am
I was scared of the boogiemonster when I was growing up..felt it lurking around outside my window at night.
Verlene On Sunday, October 20 at 9:21 am
Of course! Weren't all little girls.
Jenny On Sunday, October 20 at 9:21 am
I grew up in a somewhat rural part of Maryland. It was rural at least when I was little and close to the Chesapeake bay. We used to walk a mile down the road to the corner grocery to get dime candy and look for winning bottle caps. On parts of the walk, were corn crops. So you'd be walking or riding your bike down the road with tall corn stalks on either side for stretches. THEN…the movie Children of the Corn came out. I think I walked it ONE time after that and never again. That walk became super terrifying.
Rebecca F.... On Sunday, October 20 at 9:22 am
My monster lived in our piano. Sometimes after everyone was in bed, we would here several of the keys on the piano being played. My sister and I shared a bedroom and it would scare us to death when we heard the piano. As we got older, Mother told us that when the lid was up on the piano, the cat would walk across the keys, but she did not tell us that because after we heard it, we settled down and went to sleep.
Stacy On Sunday, October 20 at 9:25 am
I wasn't afraid of monsters under the bed, but I did worry about monsters looking in the bathroom window. This fear came after watching the movie Airplane.
At the young age of 5 I didn't understand how stupid the movie was and the idea of somebody looking in the bathroom window ( I have no idea why the bathroom bothered me while others didn't…) was terrifying.
Ironically today I have a neighbor that likes to look in windows from a distance. I'm not afraid of him, but he is a total creeper and I make use of of my blinds.
Stephanie R. On Sunday, October 20 at 9:26 am
When we were children, my older sister would sometimes tell me a story that would make me cry every time she told it about a china doll that came to life in the night and scratched the people in its house to death. Of course she had an absolutely terrifying-looking china doll that sat on a little chair by her bed. In our shared bedroom. Scary stuff.
Sandy S On Sunday, October 20 at 9:26 am
I was scared of something but didn't know what. I knew "IT" would get me if I didn't fall asleep with the blankets over my face. If 'it' couldn't see me, then I was safe. To this day, I still start out sleeping with my face covered!
Heidi On Sunday, October 20 at 9:27 am
"That's Not My Monster". It's so cute
Shannon L. On Sunday, October 20 at 9:28 am
I used to check the closet & under my bed nightly before going to sleep. Thankfully, the coast was clear.
Melissa B in IL On Sunday, October 20 at 9:28 am
Had a nightmare about vampires when I was little and I was so afraid to call out for help or to get out of bed because I knew they were there under the bed just waiting on me. Great giveaway! This is going on my kids holiday wish list!
lisa On Sunday, October 20 at 9:30 am
I really wasn't afraid of stuff like that, as a kid. Now is a different story:) Just kidding!
Debbie On Sunday, October 20 at 9:32 am
My Grandmother had a cedar chest in her front hall way, whenever I would come in the front door by myself I thought I heard whispering, and it would freak me out!
Kate On Sunday, October 20 at 9:33 am
When the lights went out at bedtime and the room was pitch black, I ALWAYS thought of "The Boogie Man" and swore he was either under the bed, in my closet or standing at the end of my bed, staring at me! Next thing I knew it was morning, such a welcomed sight!
Lori H. On Sunday, October 20 at 9:35 am
I thought if something was in my room when I shut out the lights if I kept covered up (hand tucked under pillow) it couldn't take me. I still sleep w/my hand under the pillow!
Katie B. On Sunday, October 20 at 9:35 am
The boogie monster lives under my bed. When I turn the lights off, I take a running leap to avoid being grabbed by the ankles. Needless to say my husband thinks I am nuts.
Sara Ryan On Sunday, October 20 at 9:36 am
I was terrified of "Bloody Mary" coming out of my mirror in grade school!
Susan Jaisle On Sunday, October 20 at 9:36 am
I have always been afraid of the dark! I don't think that will ever change. I have night lights all over my house! The only thing that scares me more is my electric bill! Thank you for the giveaway! My daughter would love this!
Susan On Sunday, October 20 at 9:37 am
I am totally flipped out by snakes. So even though I no longer look at home I still look around hotel rooms and under the beds…..especially when I vacation in FL. My kids are " look behind the shower curtain " types. Everyone in my house has their own type of fear.
Julie On Sunday, October 20 at 9:39 am
I definitely checked under the bed and in the closet each night before I turned out the lights – just in case!
Anne Edwards On Sunday, October 20 at 9:40 am
When my brothers and I were little, our dad would tell us "Little Green Men" stories that he would make up. They would scare us to death!
rebecca bass On Sunday, October 20 at 9:41 am
I don't remember being afraid of monsters but storms terrified me.. when I was 9 or so, my neighbor, twin and I got caught at the neighborhood pool in a tornado. It went the opposite way but as soon as they would let us leave, I remember running the 5 blocks back home without stopping.
Jen K On Sunday, October 20 at 9:43 am
I was afraid of sleeping with the closet door open at night. I would have someone come in and close the closet door before I would go to sleep. Not sure what I thought was lurking in there, but I didn't want to find out!
Becky D On Sunday, October 20 at 9:43 am
Yes, I was convinced something would grab my feet if I left my bed in the night! My sister and I would usually wake each other up and brave the bathroom together.
suzanne b On Sunday, October 20 at 9:43 am
Monster in the closet,….growling! Cute book!
Ruth Hill On Sunday, October 20 at 9:43 am
I honestly wasn't scared of monsters, but I was scared of the dark and couldn't sleep without the lights on.
ColeenL On Sunday, October 20 at 9:44 am
I could never have my closet doors open at night because of what was lurking inside. Also if I had dolls sitting out I had to either cover their heads or face them away from my bed. I didn't want them watching me while I slept. Not to mention not having my leg dangle off the bed for fear of "something" grabbing it!
Marci C On Sunday, October 20 at 9:44 am
The basement….the Amittyville Horror, need I say more? Then as an adult, my fear came back after Blair Witch. Which is really stupid, but that last scene is still creepy to me.
Neva On Sunday, October 20 at 9:44 am
I wasn't scared of monsters, I lived with them! Four brothers!!
Pam H On Sunday, October 20 at 9:44 am
I never thought there was a monster under the bed or in a closet. The closest I got was this kiddie haunted house that I refused to go through as a kid. I think it was mostly a funny thing but I couldn't make myself go in.
Carolyn R On Sunday, October 20 at 9:48 am
As a child until teenager, afraid of the ghost who looked like real people that would sit on the edge of my bed. I had a lot of family members who died in our home and they would come back to talk. Guess they were dreams. Errieeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Karin Wizer On Sunday, October 20 at 9:49 am
Monsters in the dresser…. Every drawer held a different monster…oh my!
Amy K. On Sunday, October 20 at 9:49 am
Monsters in the closet!!!
Dana Z. On Sunday, October 20 at 9:51 am
The monsters lived in the walk in closet and came out and stood at the end of the bed. My daughter would love this book.
Jennifer On Sunday, October 20 at 9:51 am
I was afraid of the dark, only when I was inside of the house! I thought I saw someone looking into the house from the outside one time and that did it for me! I was afraid to go to sleep for your years in that room.
Shannon On Sunday, October 20 at 9:52 am
Boogie man in my closet.
Nicci On Sunday, October 20 at 9:53 am
No monsters… but I was afraid of the mice my cat would catch outside at night and then turn loose in my bed. Usually they were alive when she would leave her "present" for me.
Lidian On Sunday, October 20 at 10:01 am
Awful! Ugggg! My mom's cats do this but thankfully they leave them on the doormat by the back door!
Amy O'Connor On Sunday, October 20 at 9:53 am
Oh yeah, I was part of the completely tucked in crowd – no monsters getting hold of me while I was sleeping!
pamela manus On Sunday, October 20 at 9:53 am
My monsters were always in the closet
Emily Wells On Sunday, October 20 at 9:55 am
I used to have a recurring dream as a child that there was a giant candy cane with red eyes and sharp teeth under my bed.
Mindy G. On Sunday, October 20 at 9:55 am
I had to make sure I knew where every shadow came from…when I couldn't explain one it terrified me
Nessa On Sunday, October 20 at 9:55 am
I had a (then life-size) doll that walked when you held her hand. I had nightmares that she would walk out in monster-style at night and scare me!
Marcia On Sunday, October 20 at 9:56 am
I was afraid that something would reach out from under my bed and grab my ankles…so I would leap into bed…sometimes I still get into bed on the closest side and crawl over to my side.
Karen S On Sunday, October 20 at 9:56 am
The first few years of my life we lived with my grandparents. I slept on the sofa in their living room. It was huge- puffy and overstuffed. I used to dream that what made the sofa so fluffy was monsters who lived inside.
Lidian On Sunday, October 20 at 9:56 am
Outside my window! I don't know why I would be afraid of someone 'outside' my window, but I suppose in my young mind whoever was out there would have no problem finding their way inside to GET me! However, my daughter (10) definitely believes there is a monster under her bed!
BTW, Love your post and love that there are publishers out there willing to make a go of it with such fun and interesting books.
Gail On Sunday, October 20 at 9:56 am
I was afraid of monsters or scary people under my bed and would not want any part of my body hanging over the edge of the bed for fear of what would happen!
Dabney S. On Sunday, October 20 at 9:58 am
I never was afraid of a monster, but my mom's friends would tell me about the movie 'It' and how it hid under the sidewalk in a man hole and ate people. I was scared of that so I jumped as far away from the bed as possible.. Lol
Trish On Sunday, October 20 at 9:58 am
Oh yes! I was scared of monsters in the closet. It had to be very firmly closed before I would sleep.
tcmullinax On Sunday, October 20 at 9:58 am
I was afraid of a monster slowly crawling up the side of my bed-from the footboard to the headboard-to the beat of an ancient drum…ya know, like on Scooby Do Hawaii?!
GAH! Gets me every time!
Amelia On Sunday, October 20 at 9:58 am
I was a very idealistic child. I did not believe in monsters until I was older. My husband, though, was afraid to be in his family's downstairs alone.
Sara On Sunday, October 20 at 10:03 am
Never monsters…but every once in awhile I swear I saw a ghost floating in my doorway
Mrs. Sark On Sunday, October 20 at 10:06 am
I was afraid of the Jabberwocky who lived in my closet.
Becca H On Sunday, October 20 at 10:09 am
Monsters in my closet. I had to have my closet doors shut tight until way after I got married. I'm talking 6 years after. It's sad. My husband thought I was weird. But now, now the closet door is always shut, although I am not afraid any more.
Sonya On Sunday, October 20 at 10:09 am
OH HECK YA!!! I was sure there was something under my bed and you were not going to convince me otherwise…LOL I would try and leap from the middle of the room and pray I landed on the bed and not beside it, I still find myself wanting to take the leap after a scary movie…LOL
Rella On Sunday, October 20 at 10:11 am
As a child, I loved the book "Bedtime for Frances" – especially the part where the monster in Frances's room turns out to be her bathrobe draped over a chair!
Leslie On Sunday, October 20 at 10:11 am
I wasn't scared of monsters as a child, but now I have dreams about zombies thanks to The Walking Dead.
jilrubia On Sunday, October 20 at 10:11 am
Oh yes, monsters lived under the bed. It's a wonder I never took up long jumping because of all the practice I had leaping from my bedroom doorway onto my bed! This book looks great! Wonderful Christmas idea too.
Heather C On Sunday, October 20 at 10:11 am
I loved sleeping on the top bunk. I felt 'safe'. My poor sister had to deal with the monsters under her bed lol
Leslie On Sunday, October 20 at 10:12 am
Monsters lived in my closet, of course.
Candice On Sunday, October 20 at 10:12 am
My monster lived outside my bedroom windows and tried to peek/get in, thus shades, blinds and curtains (seriously, all three on both windows) drawn before dark. I had two imaginary friends, twins, and each one sat in front of a window all night keeping me safe.
Barbara Platt On Sunday, October 20 at 10:12 am
Yes, there was a time I had to check under my bed before I got in it then I would stare at the closet.
LisaG On Sunday, October 20 at 10:12 am
Hearing a noise, pulling the sheets up, frozen in place and beginning to break out in a cold clammy sweat…..then calling for Mom, but nothing comes out of your mouth. Pure monster terror!
Chellie On Sunday, October 20 at 10:15 am
I was always afraid to go to the bathroom at night because I was afraid that while I had slept somehow my entire bedroom floor had been covered with slithering snakes (a la Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark). Was really bad when we moved into rural Western OK. Ironically, a year ago, my hubby and I moved our family to the same area I lived in as a child, about a mile away from my childhood home.
Megan B. On Sunday, October 20 at 10:15 am
I used to sleep ing the middle of the bed so the monsters wouldn't get me. Then I watched Sandman and he came up through the middle of the bed. I never slept again
Carole M On Sunday, October 20 at 10:18 am
Looks like fun!
susie keena On Sunday, October 20 at 10:20 am
As a child, my brother and i shared a closet that was between our bedrooms. long and narrow with 2 doors, one for his room and one for mine. It was a great place to hide out during the day and play in but is was so deep that I always had Mom or Dad check inside everynight for fear of a monster I was sure was in there.
Mardi B On Sunday, October 20 at 10:21 am
No monsters, or at least I remember none. I feel sort of deprived!
kirsten On Sunday, October 20 at 10:22 am
I wasn't scared at night as a kid; but now I have Zombie dreams after watching Walking Dead and they are horrible.
Monica On Sunday, October 20 at 10:22 am
I was afraid of a witch in my closet and a crazy lady living in the attic.
SuzanneW On Sunday, October 20 at 10:24 am
As a child I was terrified of the monsters under the bed. As an adult they still exist, but as dust bunnies. Ew, they freak me out.
Steph Herbert On Sunday, October 20 at 10:25 am
I don't ever remember being afraid of what might be lurking under the bed. For me it was always the closet. I was always sure that something lived in there. I'm so glad that I out grew those fears.
Becky R On Sunday, October 20 at 10:29 am
I always thought something was lurking under my bed. ;p
Kristin Marie On Sunday, October 20 at 10:30 am
I would walk backwards down the hall when I would head to to make sure no monster was following me, I would also tuck my toes into bed to make sure no monster could snatch them.
cowgirlhippy On Sunday, October 20 at 10:31 am
I used to watch Dark Shadows when I was younger. So I was terrified of vampires! When my older sisters were out on a date for the evening no way was I going to sleep upstairs by my self! I would lock my self in the bathroom with my pillow and blanket and lights on!
Linnea On Sunday, October 20 at 10:32 am
I thought the monsters lived under the bed. I would run through the door of my room and dive to the bed so the monsters couldn't grab my legs. To get out of bed I would count then jump and run out! This went on for years.
Stacy Harris On Sunday, October 20 at 10:34 am
I was and still is a scardy cat! I have to have my closet doors closed when I go to sleep. However, when I was a child I used to imagine seeing a werewolf in my closet.
I DONT watch scary movies cause I won't sleep at night, and IF I want to see a questionable "scary" movie, my hubby HAS to see it with me.
Jeanne from Ohio On Sunday, October 20 at 10:35 am
I was afraid of the attic!!
SRB On Sunday, October 20 at 10:35 am
As a child I would be frozen in bed while shadows-looked like giant spiders- on the wall were coming down the hallway toward my bedroom door! I had a great imagination and watched too many twilight zone episodes (which I was not allowed to watch, however I sneaked around and watched them anyway)
Linda B On Sunday, October 20 at 10:36 am
I always thought there was a monster under my bed! I'm a mature older lady and sometimes when my husband travels I still check under my bed :o(
Andrea H On Sunday, October 20 at 10:37 am
I used to stand at the door of my bedroom and try to leep straight on top of my bed because I thought there was a witch and an alligator under my bed and my feet could not touch the carpet around my bed. I also couldn't let me feet hang over the bed otherwise the witch and alligator would get them. Over active imagination!
Sophie On Sunday, October 20 at 10:38 am
I don't remember even thinking about them!
Camille On Sunday, October 20 at 10:39 am
I was scared of one-eye monsters.
Sharla B On Sunday, October 20 at 10:42 am
I was afraid of the dark in general!
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DebV On Sunday, October 20 at 10:44 am
I was sure there was a witch living in the abandoned house that was in the gully by my house. I thought I heard her laughing one foggy morning (the typical witch laugh), looking out the window I saw something wearing red walking down by the house. Thinking back on the red – it was probably a hunter, but I can not explain the laughing sound. This book would be wonderful for my artistic daughter – who believes she sees ghosts.


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In the first game of the day Faith Fernandez and Nicole Goggin combined to limit North Houston to three hits and four earned runs, and in the nightcap they held Bridge City to six hits and just two earned runs.
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Harvey got solid defense from Warren who tracked down a pair of fly balls in centerfield, Reyes at second, Wright in center and second and Chavarria at short.
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The reason the item was removed from the cache, as specified by the CacheItemRemovedReason enumeration.
Since this handler is invoked every time an item is removed from the Cache, doing a lot of processing inside the handler might have an impact on the performance of the cache and cluster. It is therefore advisable to do minimal processing inside the handler.
The following example demonstrates how to use the CacheItemRemovedCallback class to notifiy an application when an item is removed from the application's Cache object. You could include this code in a code declaration block in the Web Forms page, or in a page code-behind file.
static bool itemRemoved = false; static CacheItemRemovedReason reason; CacheItemRemovedCallback onRemove = null; public void RemovedCallback(string k, object v, CacheItemRemovedReason r) { itemRemoved = true; reason = r; } public void AddItemToCache(object sender, EventArgs e) { itemRemoved = false; onRemove = new CacheItemRemovedCallback(this.RemovedCallback); if (Cache["Key1"] == null) NCache.Cache.Insert("Key1", "Value 1", null, DateTime.Now.AddMinutes(60), TimeSpan.Zero, CacheItemPriority.High, onRemove); }


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August 2, 2015
NASHVILLE (AP) Hospital officials say country music star Randy Travis remains in critical condition and has been under heavy sedation since surgery following a stroke.
The 54-year-old singer has been hospitalized in North Texas since Sunday after suffering congestive heart failure due to a viral illness.
Travis suffered the stroke Wednesday night at The Heart Hospital Baylor Plano and underwent surgery.
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