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About the Show
South Bay Teen Idol is an American-Idol-style singing competition for teens in grades 8-12. First prize is $2,500 to the winner and a $500 donation to the winners school. Second and third place winners also receive prizes. On this page, you'll find information about last year's judges, semi-finalists, finalists, winners, and past winners. For more information, contact Diana Schnabel, the JCC's Director of Hospitality and Special Projects, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 408.357.7402.
Congratulations to our 2015 Finalists!
The finals were Saturday, April 25th, 7:00pm.
Congratulations to our 2015 winners:
- 1st place - Julia Rogers
- 2nd place - Kiana Naderi
- 3rd place - Sanjana Sanghani
All the finalists gave fantastic performances!
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|Valley Christian High School
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Semi-Finalists 2015
All our semi-finalists gave wonderful performances!
- Anne Johansen, Mt. View High School
- Aubrie Andrade, Santa Teresa High School
- Austin Shultz, Union Middle School
- Ava Toren, Los Gatos High School
- Ayushi Prusty, Irvington High School
- Cathryn Flores, Irvington High School
- Devon Schreiner, Fisher Middle School
- Ebba Westelius, John F. Kennedy Middle School
- Emma Gerson, Fisher Middle School
- Hannah Schmitz, Leigh High School
- Isabelle Beckmann, Santa Cruz High School
- Julia Rogers, Mt. View High School
- Kiana Naderi, Valley Christian High School
- Liat Rubin, Los Gatos High School
- Lyla Rose Neely, Oakland School for the Arts
- Meghan Perna, Los Altos High School
- Nicole Baranchuk, Westmont High School
- Nikki Maruya, Notre Dame High School
- Samantha Bell, Piedmont High School
- Sanjana Sanghani, St. Francis High School
Judges 2015
Our 2015 judges were Marla Davies, morning DJ at Mix 106.5; Robert Hayes, founder, chairman and CEO of Sound Management; and Tori Ross, a Broadway and film performer. Thank you to Paul DeLisle of the band Smash Mouth for serving as a guest judge at the semi-finals.
Our judges for 2016 haven't been announced yet. Watch this page for details!
Marla Davies
Marla Davies is a morning DJ at Bay Area radio station Mix 106.5. She has been on the morning show at Mix 106.5 for the past 15 years. Before that she spent many years as a rock radio DJ at KOME, KXFX-FM in Santa Rosa and KOFY-AM/FM/TV in San Francisco. Marla hosts many local charity events and is a strong supporter of the San Jose Film Festival – Cinequest.
Robert Hayes
Robert Hayes is the founder, chairman and C.E.O. of Sound Management Inc. He is best known for managing the multi-platinum Grammy nominated band Smash Mouth among other recording artists. Sound Management Inc. is a talent management and full service film and television production company. Hayes has also made his mark as one of the premier music licensing gurus in the industry, landing opening titles and tie ins for movies such as "Shrek" and many more. In addition to Hayes' work with Smash Mouth, Sound Management also has boasted a roster of other talented independent and major label recording artists. Currently Sound Management is focusing on recording artist and actress Keke Palmer (True Jackson VP, Akeelah and the Bee, The Joyful Noise), Colette Carr (Interscope/ Cherrytree Records), and continues to promote Smash Mouth with their latest record "Magic" (429/Universal Records).
Tory Ross
Tory Ross is new to the South Bay after spending ten years in New York City where she was in the original Broadway companies of the Tony-Award winning musical Kinky Boots as well as Cry-Baby and 9 to 5. She has been seen in the Broadway National Tours of Wicked, The Producers and White Christmas and has also performed at Carnegie Hall, The Grand Ole Opry and on London's West End. On film, you may see and/or hear her in The Producers, Sex and the City 2 and Disney's latest blockbuster Frozen. More information can be found on her website: www.ToryRoss.com.
Past Winners
2014 Winners
1st Place - Danika Lam, Pioneer High School
2nd Place - Michael Mulea, Sylvandale Junior High School
3rd Place - Alice Tsvinev, Monta Vista High School
2014 Finalists
- Alice Tsivinev - Monta Vista High School
- Catherine Mosher - Los Gatos High School
- Danika Lam - Pioneer High School
- Gabriela Sepulveda - Summit San Jose Tahoma
- Gabi Trapani - Los Gatos High School
- Isabelle Beckman - Santa Cruz High School
- Julia Rogers - Mt. View High School
- Lauren Waite - Egan Jr. High
- Michael Mulea - Sylvandale Jr. High
- Natasha Turcan - Leigh High School
2014 Semi-Finalists
- Alice Tsivinev - Monta Vista High School
- Ava Toren - Los Gatos High School
- Caelin Tralongo - Archbishop Mitty High School
- Catherine Mosher - Los Gatos High School
- Danika Lam - Pioneer High School
- Edd Hackett - Archbishop Mitty High School
- Gabriela Sepulveda - Summit San Jose Tahoma
- Gabi Trapani - Los Gatos High School
- Isabelle Beckman - Santa Cruz High School
- Julia Rogers - Mt. View High School
- Lauren Waite - Egan Jr. high
- Madison O'Carroll - Archbishop Mitty High School
- Meghna Chakraaborty - Saratoga High School
- Michael Mulea - Sylvandale Jr. High
- Natasha Turcan - Leigh High School
- Nicole Maruya - Notre Dame High School
- Prachi Nawathe - Archbishop Mitty High School
- Samantha Bell - St. Victor School
- Samantha Sherman - Saratoga High School
- Sarah Aaldering - Los Gatos High School
2013 Winners
1st Place - Brandon Farmer, Accelerated Christian Academy
2nd Place - Katie Brown, Los Gatos High School
3rd Place - Kayla Kane, Presentation High School
2012 Winners
1st place - Casey Rico
2nd place - Sanjana Shukla
3rd place - Dana Cullinane
More Information
South Bay Teen Idol is produced by the JCC. It is open to teenage vocalists ages 13 or older in grades 8-12 in Santa Clara County, Santa Cruz County, San Mateo County, and Alameda County. The auditions take place in January. Based on the auditions, judges select twenty singers to advance to the Semi-Finals competition in February. The twenty singers spend several weeks working with the event's producers to prepare for the high-energy Semi-Finals show, held in the JCC's theater auditorium.
At the Semi-Finals, the judges select ten singers to advance to the Finals competition in April. After several more weeks of preparation, the Finals performance is held before a panel of judges and an audience of more than 350 in the JCC auditorium. The judges select the top three finalists, and the audience votes for their favorite of the three, who becomes that year's South Bay Teen Idol.
Auditions for South Bay Teen Idol 2016 will be held Sunday, January 10th and the semi-finals will be Saturday evening, February 13th. The Final will be Saturday evening, April 2nd.
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Flir One thermal imaging iPhone case preorders commence July 23
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Case may supplant other solutions costing tens of thousands of dollars
Thermal imaging company Flir will launch pre-orders for its infrared camera-containing case on July 23. Once mounted, the case for the iPhone 5 and 5s displays a live thermal image of the world right on the phone's screen, giving users the ability to "see" in an array of conditions, including complete darkness.
"Based on technology that was formerly reserved for the military, Flir One is the first in a new generation of affordable thermal imaging devices designed to inspire imaginative and innovative uses by consumers," Flir Chief Executive Andy Teich said in a release trumpeting the pre-sale process. "This represents a revolutionary step forward for both Flir Systems and thermal imaging."
The tool, similar to those used in the military, law enforcement and fire-and-rescue, has practical applications in home improvement, outdoor recreation, and other personal security issues. The Flir One case contains its own battery that can power the sensor for up to two hours, or can boost the iPhone's battery life by up to 50 percent.
The iPhone version of the technology will be available for under $350 in grey, white, or gold with preorders starting on July 23. The Apple Store will see the case in August.

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Stan Van Gundy knows he's never going to be confused with Miss Congeniality.
Stan Van Gundy knows he's never going to be confused with Miss Congeniality.
But, at the prodding of his superstar player, the notoriously foul-tempered, sour-pussed Magic coach is aiming to be a little less Mister Grinch.
In a meeting with Dwight Howard earlier this week to discuss the team's recent uninspired play, Van Gundy said he asked Howard what was going on with the team. The coach said Howard gave him a number of reasons for its relative struggles, including the burden of high expectations and injuries. He also said Van Gundy was too negative.
After a little thought, Van Gundy agreed with him.
"I said after that I was going to try to be more constructive and less negative," he said before last night's game against the Celtics at the TD Garden. "I still don't think you're going to see me smile much.
"But if I am telling them all the time, 'You suck,' that's not going to help them get better. I could say 'We're playing like crap.' That may be accurate at times, but I realized that doesn't always help."
Van Gundy said not to expect any major transformations despite the attempt to channel his inner hand-holder. Celtics coach Doc Rivers doesn't advise he make any either.
"I think his coaching style is just fine," Rivers said. "He was in the (NBA) Finals last year, so I wouldn't change a thing."
Van Gundy, whose team entered last night's game tied with the Celtics for the second-best record in the Eastern Conference at 9-3, shot down the theory that Howard came to him whining about the coach being too harsh. He said he asked for the feedback and that Howard delivered it "in the right way and was being very honest.
"He wasn't excuse-making," Van Gundy added.
It's not the first time the volatile coach and mostly affable player have butted heads around a trip to Boston. Following Orlando's 14-point collapse in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinals last season, Van Gundy was very critical of his squad and Howard responded to those criticisms by questioning Van Gundy's coaching moves and demeanor when the lead started to slip away.
They had a heart-to-heart after that incident as well, and Orlando came back to win the final two games against the Celtics, beat the top-seeded Cavaliers in six games in the conference finals, and moved on to play the Lakers before losing in five games.
Van Gundy acknowledged he's been particularly surly of late.
"If I had been as negative as I'd been the last two weeks all the time I would have gone off the deep end a long time ago," he said.
Page 2 of 2 - Rivers, who is considered much more of a player's coach than Van Gundy - especially with veterans - said he's heard it too from players in the past who feel he could be a little gentler.
"I think that will always happen," Rivers said. "Sometimes we are trying to instruct and players hear that in a negative way. I think we all walk that line. I have had players tell me to stop being so negative, and I am thinking: 'What did I say? I told you to rotate."'
Van Gundy said things he could be worse for his players - they could have his brother, Jeff, as coach.
"I am Little Mary Sunshine compared to Jeff," he assured.
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Rivers applauded the Magic for making a bold offseason acquisition in Vince Carter while coming off an Eastern Conference title. But he said even though a big trade can upgrade a team's overall talent level, there are greater risks involved.
"The gamble when you make moves like that, and why we haven't, is chemistry," Rivers said. "Every coach in every sport will tell you that you're not sure how you get it, but when you do get it, you fight to hold on to it. We have great chemistry and that's why we haven't done much."
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StartUp Cup finalists selectedTULSA - Seven entrepreneurs and their business ideas have been selected for finals of the Tulsa Community College StartUp Cup sponsored by Lobeck Taylor Family Foundation.The finalists will be competing for a top prize of $30,000.The seven finalists are 4D Sales, Cheerful Athletics, EZ Line Spool Dispenser, idefi Group, Oxygen Line Reel, Galley Sink and Ultimate Connect Solutions.The seven finalists will compete for the top prize during Global Entrepreneurship Week in November. The first- place winner will receive $30,000, second place, $5,000 and third place, $2,500. The awards will be announced Nov. 13.
Lawton launches economic development groupLAWTON - The Lawton- Fort Sill Economic Development Corp. has been created to focus on creating quality jobs.The group's economic development initiatives will feature regional strategies."The new board of directors has worked very hard in establishing new initiatives and new economic development philosophies that will enhance the lifestyles and job opportunities of our residents," said Phil Kennedy, Lawton-Fort Sill Economic Development Corporation chairman. "One of the key strategies presented is to leverage Lawton's regional assets, like Fort Sill and its surrounding military installations, to further expand the aerospace and defense industry footprint in southwest Oklahoma."Barry Albrecht, CEO and president of the Lawton-Fort Sill Economic Development Corp., said three new community tools will focus on enhancing the community image and will be used to attract new business and industry to the region. The tools include an annual economic research report called the 2012 Lawton-Fort Sill Economic Review.Efforts include a new Lawton-Fort Sill Economic Development website - www.lawtonedc.com - and a new four- minute community video that will be used by community organizations and local industry, Albrecht said."Lawton Oklahoma is a region, not just a city," Albrecht said.Lawton-Fort Sill EDC's mission is to attract new capital investment, and retain and expand existing business and industry with a focus on high-technology industries."The new Lawton- Fort Sill EDC is structured to be a one-stop shop for economic development and will lead in implementing new and aggressive job creation efforts," said Fred Fitch, Lawton mayor. "The board of directors was strategically designed to have representation of the entire economic development community."
Delaware Resource Group awarded contractOKLAHOMA CITY - Delaware Resource Group of Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, has been awarded a $10.3 million firm fixed price with cost reimbursable contract modification for aircrew training and courseware development services. The contract is for services at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, N.C.; Nellis Air Force Base, Nev.; Hill Air Force Base, Utah; Shaw Air Force Base, S.C.; and Langley Air Force Base, Va. Work is to be completed by Sept. 30, 2013. The contract was awarded by ACC AMIC/PKB, Newport News, Va.
Guthrie Green opening ceremony set FridayTULSA - The opening ceremony for Guthrie Green is scheduled from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Friday at Guthrie Green, 111 E. Brady St. in Tulsa. Guthrie Green is a new park in Tulsa's Brady Arts District. The George Kaiser Family Foundation will be the host for the ceremony.Speakers will include Ken Levit, executive director of George Kaiser Family Foundation, and Tulsa Mayor Dewey Bartlett. …


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College of Education Spring 2015 Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony
Date: Friday, May 22, 2015
Time: 12:00 p.m.
Location: Gregory Gym
Commencement Speaker: Dr. Melissa Chavez
Education Ceremony Information
The commencement ceremony being held for undergraduate students in the College of Education is scheduled for Friday, May 22, 2015, at 12:00 p.m. in Gregory Gym. Degree candidates should plan to arrive by 11:00 a.m. to allow adequate time for ceremony preparation. Tickets are not required for family or guests. The ceremony is expected to last around 1 1/2 hours.
This ceremony is only for undergraduate students earning a Bachelor's degree or completing a Post-Baccalaureate teacher certification program. Graduate students should contact the Graduate School for information about graduate student convocation.
University-Wide Commencement Information
The 132nd Spring University-Wide Commencement Ceremony is scheduled for Saturday, May 23, 2015, at 8:00 p.m. at The University of Texas at Austin Tower.
Education Commencement Speaker
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Melissa Chavez will be our Spring 2015 commencement speaker. Dr. Chavez is the Associate Vice President of The University of Texas at Austin's Division of Diversity and Community Engagement. She is also the Superintendent of The University of Texas Charter School System, where she oversees the operations of 16 university charter schools across the state of Texas, including The University of Texas Elementary School.
Parking for Commencement activities is free in designated areas and all parking garages on a first come, first served basis. Convenient parking for Gregory Gym will be located in the Brazos Parking Garage located at MLK and Brazos. Disabled parking and drop off area is available along Speedway (west of Gregory Gym). Additional parking information is available at the Parking and Transportation Web Site.
Academic Regalia
Degree candidates participating in the College of Education Commencement Ceremony will wear academic regalia. Academic regalia and invitations are available for purchase from the University Co-op. The tassel and stole color for the College of Education is light blue.
Special Assistance for Graduates & Guests
The Gregory Gym staff is prepared to make accommodations for all graduates and/or guests needing special assistance. Event staff will be available to assist persons needing special assistance. Special seating has been designated for guests in need of assistance.
Graduates needing special assistance should contact Michael Dean to make arrangements.
Additional Information
Information about the commencement ceremony will be e-mailed to students in April. For questions related to graduation within the College of Education, please send e-mails to Michael Dean or call (512) 471-3487.


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South Dakota is the only state that President Obama hasn't visited while in office. Have you been? Let us know. »
South Dakota is the only state that President Obama hasn't visited while in office. Have you been? Let us know. »
South Dakota State Representative and red-hot thinker Isaac Latterell, a Tea Party Republican who's been in office since 2013, hates abortion. But so do lots of folks in the Mount Rushmore state, and so it's important for him to show he hates it even worse than other people, that he's the most ride-or-die pro-fetus… »
In a move that surprised many people who enjoy a good joke about masturbation, South Dakota has decided that their plan to ensure safe driving while employing puns about touching oneself all over until orgasm were ill-advised. No one knows how they even came up with the idea, but I assume some ingenious advertising… »
Another addition to your fall reading list: The autobiography that Laura Ingalls Wilder wrote before ultimately fictionalizing her life story for younger audiences will finally be published. »
Fed up with sexist online abuse, conservative South Dakota Senate candidate Annette Bosworth gave a press conference in a room covered in sexist graffiti to make a point about how sexism is awful. On one hand, good. We can all fight sexism together no matter who we vote for straight ticket in the polls. On the other… »
We can all agree that anti-choice legislation is inherently sexist, but the racism used to justify South Dakota's sex selective abortion ban, which just passed the House, is something else. »
Bullshit legislation decreeing that women shouldn't have control over their own bodies and their own reproductive agency is having a good week, it seems. Both in America and overseas, lawmakers are keeping their noses to the patriarchal grindstone, hard at work attempting to severely limit women's access to safe and… »
Today, the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals decided that South Dakota has the right to order doctors to tell women seeking abortions that they're likelier to kill themselves if they go through with the procedure, even though that's a blatant lie. »
We so often hear about the human "predator" known as the cougar, that we sometimes forget that there are actual animals that inspired the nickname for ladies who go a-huntin' for younger manfolk. But did you know that cougars of the big cat variety very nearly went extinct during the last century? Well, they did, but… »
Last week, a judge in Oklahoma permanently blocked the enforcement of a law that banned medicinal abortions (RU-486, or "the abortion pill") on the grounds that the law places undue burden on women seeking medical care. Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed a nearly identical bill into law earlier this year. The… »
With states governments from coast to coast working tirelessly to make sure no woman has sex for pleasure without suffering the consequences of blessed, precious motherhood, it may be tempting to believe that if you have a uterus, the entire country has become hostile territory. Well, we've got good news and bad news:… »
It looks like we have another thing to add to the list of horrifying things that can happen when you have a baby. Police have arrested a woman in Brookings, South Dakota for breaking into another woman's house and trying to breast feed her baby. The mother called police early Sunday morning after she discovered the… »
The South Dakota state legislature is considering a bill that would clearly define what is and is not a crime when it comes teen sexting, that ill-advised horny boobies-sending pictures to each other, which means that transcripts of South Dakota legislative debates are about to get hilarious. Think "scene in every… »
Imagine having social workers show up to your home to take your twin babies because someone spread an unsubstantiated rumor that you were abusing prescription drugs. Two months later, your two young daughters don't come home on the bus, and later you learn they were taken from school and put in foster care. Yeah, this »
A fund set up to defend antiabortion bills in South Dakota against legal challenges is being increasingly bankrolled by out-of-state donors. This year, over half the money donated to the fund came from an Ohio business owner who says "my businesses belong to Jesus." We decided to learn a little more about him. »
We may have a draw this week in the latest battle for abortion rights. A federal court has overturned a lower court's decision, finding that South Dakota can mandate that women seeking abortions be told they have a relationship with their fetus. Yet, since the ruling also said doctors can't tell women abortion… »
Here's a rare spot of good news in the state-by-state abortion battle: A U.S. district court judge has temporarily blocked South Dakota's new abortion law, which would have gone into effect today with a 72-hour waiting period and a forced visit to a crisis pregnancy center. »
Not long ago, Rachel Maddow and Dahlia Lithwick argued that pro-choice organizations were essentially allowing the overturning of Roe by being reluctant to challenge statewide laws that might result in even more restrictions in court. Writing just as the ACLU and Planned Parenthood sue South Dakota to overturn its… »
States like Indiana and Kansas are trying to block Planned Parenthood from providing health care low-income women simply because it also provides abortions. Meanwhile, the reality-based world reveals that while the abortion rate has gone down 8 percent between 2000 and 2008, it has risen nearly 18 percent among the… »


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2016 Music for All Summer Symposium
Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana
June 27 - July 2, 2016 • Leadership Weekend June 25-27
Music Students (Band, Choir, Orchestra):
Interact with student leaders from across the country at one of the premier two-day leadership programs created specically for music students. Immerse yourself in a non-stop, interactive, leadership learning lab you simply can't get anywhere else. Discover why we develop more student leaders in the music education world who truly make things happen and take the lead.
Do you want more of your students to participate positively in your program? Can you imagine what would happen if all your students constructively brought to life the leadership lessons you talk about? At Music for All's Summer Symposium we turn talk into action, involving your students in many unforgettable, hands-on activities for team building, problem solving, and leadership learning.
Did you know research shows precollege leadership experiences predict most of the variance in college leadership outcomes? That means when students learn to lead in high school, their success in college leadership opportunities increases signicantly. Give your student the positively life-changing experience of developing more of their long-term leadership potential at the Leadership Weekend Experience.
Click here to read more about what we believe leadership can be.
Fran Kick and a fantastic faculty of student leadership educators will inspire students to Kick It In® & Take The Lead. Having worked with Fran over the past two decades, Music for All shares in his passion and mission to develop student leadership rather than just let it happen with a selected few. Reaching out to the best-of-the- best and inspiring students to lead is one thing. Helping students simultaneously "be the example" and "peer teach other students" is quite another. Students will learn how to inspire and maintain the motivation in themselves and others. The entire weekend builds on a series of active-learning experiences that developmentally dovetail both the message and the method of emotionally intelligent, intellectually thoughtful, constructive servant leadership.
Students don't need a title to lead!
And they certainly don't need a title or position of leadership to attend this program either. Any student who wants to make a difference in their program, their school, or their community is welcome to join us in June!"
Every student will learn how to pay attention, respond appropriately and constructively get more involved. Students will focus on attitude development, personal responsibility, communication skills, positive"role modeling, working with peers, understanding self-motivation, the power of self-refiection, personal assessment, and problem solving to achieve individual as well as group goals."
Returning students will learn even more!
In our dual-leadership track when students "come on back!" 74% of the curriculum specifically changes focusing on new and different content for those students who attended the Leadership Weekend before. Returning students spend more in-depth learning time exclusively with Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser. They will challenge themselves to reach beyond where they thought they could go on a challenge-by-choice ropes course adventure. Plus, they'll share some horse- whispering insight into teaching and leading with our very own Licensed Parelli Professional and Two Star Instructor Tom Pompei—with his horse Spark."
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By attending the Leadership Weekend Experience with the Summer Symposium, you could save both travel hassles and costs. Since our Leadership Weekend starts on Saturday afternoon, it will make travel plans easier and more cost effective. Simplify your scheduling and plan on a Saturday-to-Saturday week of camp for the complete Music for All Summer Symposium June 20-27, 2015. A positively life-changing experience for high school music students and directors.
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Tri-M® Bonus Sessions will occur once again on Sunday night and Monday morning offering all students four more hours with Fran Kick, Frank Troyka, Frank Crocket and Lane Velayo— Executive Director of the Indiana Music Education Association a federated state association of the National Association for Music Education. Discover how servant leadership can come to life in your community through music. Tri-M® Music Honor Society is the international music honor society and is a program of the National Association for Music Education. Tri-M chapter members and non-members are invited to attend.
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Gotta have my Pops. Trix are for kids. Magically delicious. We've all been indoctrinated with these slogans since childhood, and if you're one of the weak like us, you've become addicted to those sugary cereals of your past.
You may love them because they truly do taste magically delicious, but maybe you just think you love them because of the nostalgia factor. You know, those childhood memories of sitting at the kitchen table eating your Corn Pops and watching Captain Kangaroo.
HuffPost Taste decided to put 12 classic sugary kids cereals to a double-blind taste test, because we wanted to know if we could identify these cereals by taste alone, without seeing them. And better yet, we wanted to know if we still liked them, without all the glorified childhood memories with which they're associated.
Check out the slideshow below to find out how the cereals ranked.
As always, this taste test is in no way sponsored or influenced by the brands included.
10g sugar Comments: "Surprisingly delicious and satisfying." "Yum." "Tastes slightly burned, like toast." "Classic Golden Graham flavor. Love it." "Solid cereal."
12g sugar Comments: "Fluffy and sweet. This makes me happy." "I like the crunchiness of this!" "Addictively delicious." "I can't pinpoint the taste, but I love this."
9g sugar Comments: "Love the loads of cinnamon and the light crunchy texture." "Very sweet, and gets pretty soggy." "Loving this, I could eat a box of it." "Great initial cinnamon flavor, but an artificial aftertaste."
9g sugar Comments: "Great, but I don't know if I could eat this in the morning for breakfast." "I smell peanut butter, but I don't taste peanut butter." "Reese's Peanut Butter Cups? I like it but it might be gross in large quantities." "Peanut butter perfection."
10g sugar Comments: "Decent." "Classic, but not very exciting." "Way too sweet." "Isn't it weird that the marshmallows are crunchy? Marshmallows aren't supposed to be crunchy." "Tastes like sugared cardboard."
12g sugar Comments: "Not a fan of the grainy texture." "Too much coating." "This becomes very mealy in your mouth." "Just the right sweetness factor." "What is that?!?!" "Are these Froot Loops that tastes like apples?"
12g sugar Comments: "Are these stale?" "Way too sweet, with an odd orangey flavor." "Are these Apple Jacks?" "Predominantly tastes like artificial lime."
15g sugar Comments: "These taste like a waxed honey-flavored carpet." "Too sweet, but I would eat this." "Mild tasting but too sweet." "Too wheaty and not sweet enough."
10g sugar Comments: "I love these, but they disappear quickly into the milk." "Not for breakfast." "Gross and muddy." "Yum. Both chocolatey and wheaty." "Tastes like crunchy chocolate milk." "If these are Cocoa Crispies, they need more cocoa." "These taste like dusty sugar."
10g sugar Comments: "This tastes like uber-strong artificial fruit punch." "Are these Trix? I used to love these." "Fake fruity flavor." "Fruity but boring." "Tastes like Bubblicious bubblegum."
9g sugar Comments: "What is this? The disk is too big and it's very hard." "One-dimensional." "Very sweet -- I can't tell what this is." "Exceedingly mediocre. This is definitely Cookie Crisp." "Way too heavy with the vanilla." "Is this Cap'n Crunch?" "I know these are Cookie Crisp, because nothing else is frisbee-shaped."
10g sugar Comments: "Gross and corny." "Boring." "Strangely corny." "This doesn't taste good. Is it healthy?" "Great crunch, nice honey flavor." [Editor's note: Well, someone's gotta like it.]


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The Balboa Island Artwalk is the premier showcase for talented local artists and marks the start of Balboa Island's summer season. The 21st Annual Balboa Island Artwalk will take place Sunday, May 17th, 2015 from 9am to 5pm along the South Bayfront Promenade of Balboa Island. Admission is free. Mark your calendar!
This fine art show features 100 artists exhibiting paintings, fine jewelry, blown glass, sculpture, and photography. Spectators will enjoy live music throughout the day. Performing musicians include The Retros, Don Ross Duo, Rick Sherman and Alan Remington, Jim Roberts, Grant Peacock, and the Horns of Plenty Saxophone Quartet. Limited-edition Artwalk posters and t-shirts will be available for purchase at Diamond & South Bayfront. The OC Cruiser will be providing free shuttle service.
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Nicole Kidman is in early negotiations to make her return to the stage and tread the boards in Terence Rattigan's 'After the Dance'.
Nicole Kidman is to return to the stage.
The 44-year-old actress is in early negotiations to take the leading role in Terence Rattigan's 'After the Dance' - about a man who leaves his wife for a younger woman - on the Broadway stage in either spring or autumn 2013, according to the Daily Mail newspaper.
Should talks be completed, it would be the first time the Australian star has appeared in a New York theatre since David Hare's 'The Blue Room, directed by Sam Mendes, in 1998.
She was due to work on 'Sweet Bird of Youth' with James Franco but production was postponed.
Nicole - who is married to country singer Keith Urban - won an Oscar-nomination for her performance in 2010's 'Rabbit Hole', and also appeared in Jennifer Aniston romantic comedy 'Just Go With It' in 2011.
She has a number of movie roles lined up, including 'The Paperboy' with Zac Efron and Matthew Mcconaughey and 'The Railway Man' with British actors Colin Firth and Jeremy Irvine.
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Johannesburg - Ageing anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela is healthy and in good spirits, President Jacob Zuma said after a visit to Mandela's rural retirement homestead.
"It is wonderful to find him in good spirits and so relaxed," said Zuma in a statement after stopping by at the end of a working visit to launch schools in the Eastern Cape, where Mandela's rural Qunu home is based.
"I assure our people that Madiba is in very good health and comfortable. And he looks as handsome as ever," said Zuma, referring to Mandela by his clan name.
Mandela, who turned 94 in July, has grown frail and has not appeared in public since South Africa's World Cup soccer final in 2010.
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Mandela spent 27 years in prison for his fight against white minority rule under apartheid, becoming the country's first black president in 1994. - AFP
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could anyone please explain me this game classes?
could anyone please explain me this game classes?
Warriors: Close range killers, swords or spears
Mages: Self explanatory... You can use any of 4 elements(And heal)
Explorers: Basically thieves+bowmen combined
Knights: Close range tanks, or can use knuckles and dragon ball z moves.
Eh, I'm not so good at this.
thanks a lot for your help
also please do not choose a bow or knuckle if you experiance lag in game.
its harder to attack with faster weapons if your lagging! >
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Smithsonian Mag - Bunker Hill and Women in the Middle East
Both Michelle and I have been loving the Smithsonian magazine, which we became acquainted with after Uncle Seanly gifted a subscription to us. We've been renewing every since - one of the few magazines we both read regularly.
Of the many article that have captured my attention, the true story of Bunker Hill and the issues women face in a changing Middle East.
I've heard several interviews with Nathaniel Philbrick and already planned to get the book but the article only increased my interest. I thought the piece on women in the Middle East was thoughtful and a reminder that the radical Islamists are afraid of women, not unlike the conservative "Christians" in this country that want to shackle women as well. Of course, our radical "Christians" are not blowing themselves up to make their point, but then the radical Islamists don't have Fox News working for them, giving them an outlet for their insanity.
End of digression. I recommend those articles...
The more you know about our founding fathers ...
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Sister's death left lasting mark
Published: Wednesday, April 7, 2010 at 1:15 p.m.
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When I type my columns, I want to have something upbeat to say, or I wouldn't write a column at all. However, nobody's life is without its sadness, so today I will relate a sad time in my own life.
My mother had 12 children altogether. She brought up nine of us. Three she lost in infancy when they were taken by death. Two were born before I was, so I have no memory of them. I don't know what caused their deaths.
However, the third, a beautiful little girl, lived a little over four months before dying from whooping cough. I don't remember how old I was, but I would say I was no more than 8 or 10. I recall how heartbreaking it was to watch this tiny baby suffer from the coughing spasms that accompany whooping cough. Eventually, her little body couldn't fight any more and she gave up the battle.
My mother and several of my sisters and I watched as she took her final breath. Papa must have been there, but I don't remember that. All I can remember clearly is that poor, little baby dying. There were no inoculations to prevent whooping cough in those days. And my mother wasn't as fortunate with this baby as she was with me when I was 6 weeks old and had whooping cough. She'd throw me up in the air and catch me so I could catch my breath, but even her best efforts with little Isabella weren't good enough.
I think I cried more in the next couple of days following my sister's death than I've cried in all my life since then. I remember people telling me, "Irene, please stop crying. You're going to make yourself sick." But I was not to be consoled.
I'm sure other members of the family cried every bit as much as I did, but sadly, I can't remember that. I guess I was feeling sorry for myself.
My heart was breaking as I remember my father saying he was going to Bayou Blue to ask a family friend if he would make a small coffin for the baby. I believe he paid the man about $5 to make the coffin. That was a lot of money in those days — some 70 or so years ago. But the money didn't bother me. It was seeing that wee child in the coffin that affected me more than anything.
I watched as they loaded that coffin in a vehicle to take her to the cemetery to bury her. Just the word "bury" seemed to rub salt in the wound of my aching heart. I didn't go to the funeral.
Wakes were held in homes in those days, and that little baby lay in that tiny coffin in our living room-bedroom overnight until the next afternoon when her funeral was scheduled. I guess I slept that night, but frankly, I don't remember much of anything of those hours from the time she died until she was taken away to be buried — except that I cried a lot.
I've thought of Isabella often over the years since her death. Had she lived she probably would have married and had children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, and our family would have been even larger than it is. But I can't think of her as an adult. I can only remember a cute, little rosy-cheeked baby in a homemade coffin. How sad.
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Apparently; The series will start broadcasting in 2012,[5] with a special sneak peak airing on December 17, 2011.[4]
I will check this out sometime this weekend...but I was unaware of a new series. Transformers Prime S2 is suppose to air in early 2012...the more Transformers series the better I guess. :lol:
Anyone check this out this Today?
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that looks dreadful.
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I don't think it's for us older fans. I think it's for munchkins.
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Yea its a Transformers Series for little kids however I do believe it's supposed to be set in the Transformers Prime Universe.
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Yeah, I think i'll give that one a miss. Prime is fantastic though, I think that's one of the best sci-fi shows on TV right now, even though it's essentially for kids. It really reminds me of the G1 show from my childhood.
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I've only seen half of the first episode, but I enjoyed it. There's some heavy stuff in the beginning, most of which is implied (that Cybertron is dead, the war is over, the Rescue Bots are the last of their "kind" etc.). While cartoon-y in appearance (heh), the show feels a lot like "What if Eureka had Transformers in it?". I'm looking forward to watching more.
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