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Lyin' Eyes
|"Lyin' Eyes"
|Single by Eagles
|from the album One of These Nights
|"Too Many Hands"
|September 7, 1975
|January 1975
Hollywood, California
|Country rock,[1] folk rock[2]
|4:14 (single edit)
6:22 (album version)
|Don Henley, Glenn Frey
|Bill Szymczyk
|Eagles singles chronology
"Lyin' Eyes" is a song written by Don Henley and Glenn Frey and recorded in 1975 by the American rock band the Eagles, with Frey singing lead vocals. It was the second single from their One of These Nights album, reaching #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and #8 on the US Country chart. (Their only #2 hit on the Billboard Hot 100, it was kept off the top spot by Elton John's single "Island Girl," from his album Rock of the Westies.) It remained their only top 40 country hit until "How Long" in 2007–2008.
The record also received a Grammy Award for Best Pop Performance by a Group, and was also nominated for Record of the Year.
Variations and history[edit]
The single version of the song is shortened quite a bit from the album version, removing the entire second verse, the second chorus and four lines in the middle of the third verse. Top 40 Radio stations in 1975 did not usually play songs longer in duration than 4 minutes, so the runtime on the 45-RPM label was listed as 3:58, but the actual playing time was 4:14.
During the Eagles 2009 concert tour, Glenn Frey talked about the origin for the song stating that he and Don Henley frequented an LA restaurant/bar, Dan Tana's, where the most beautiful of beautiful women frequented. They witnessed a meeting between a man and a woman and made up a scenario of secret love and thus the song arose. During the Eagles 2013 concert tour, Frey stated it was written in just two evenings.
Among the many covers of "Lyin' Eyes" are Lynn Anderson's 1976 recording and Kenny Rankin's 1980 version on his After The Roses album. Diamond Rio also covered the song on the 1993 compilation Common Thread: The Songs of the Eagles. Dolly Parton has long cited the song as a personal favorite; she performed it on her 1976 variety show Dolly!
"Lyin' Eyes" is included on the Urban Cowboy soundtrack. It plays in the background in the diner scene when Sissy (Debra Winger) gets angry at Bud (John Travolta) for saying "Hello" to Jerry Hall's character.
Musical style[edit]
Musically, "Lyin' Eyes" combines elements of country, pop, rock, and folk music styles.[3]
Subject matter[edit]
"Lyin' Eyes" describes, mainly in third person, the trophy wife of a rich old man who is either unable or unwilling to satisfy her romantically and/or sexually. She has hence found release, if not total satisfaction, with another man, but:
- She wonders how it ever got this crazy...
- Did she get tired, or did she just get lazy?
- She's so far gone she feels just like a fool.
The lyrics then change to second person and note of the female protagonist, "You're still the same old girl you used to be."
- Glenn Frey: Lead vocals, acoustic guitar
- Don Henley: Drums, percussion, Lead and backing vocals
- Bernie Leadon: Lead guitar, backing vocals
- Don Felder: Acoustic guitar, mandolin
- Randy Meisner: Bass guitar, backing vocals
- Jim Ed Norman: Piano
Chart performance[edit]
|Chart (1975)
|U.S. Billboard Hot 100
|U.S. Billboard Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks
|U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles
|Canadian RPM Top Singles
|Canadian RPM Adult Contemporary Tracks
|Canadian RPM Country Tracks
|U.K. Singles Chart
- ^ Eagles - Hell Freezes Over CD liner notes by Sal Manna
- ^ http://www.allmusic.com/album/one-of-these-nights-mw0000189767
- ^ Eagles - Hell Freezes Over CD liner notes by Sal Manna
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-12-27-2005 #1
Vitt losing contol of the players?
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Word is, Rams interim head coach Joe Vitts relentlessly blunt manner could be starting to wear a bit thin. We hear the Rams players werent happy at all with the public tongue-lashing Vitt gave the O-line after the teams loss to the Eagles and would have much preferred for Vitt to have addressed them privately.
-12-27-2005 #2talkstoangels61 Guest
Re: Vitt losing contol of the players?
Thats because they are getting the truth and sometimes the truth hurts! they are men now not babies still in diapers! making the money some of them make they need to be dealt with like a man!
It's obvious that they can't be dealt with in private! they still aren't getting it done after what 4 or 5 years! Thats why i didn't care for MM as a coach! He's too soft and didn't discipline the players .His answer was either cut them or trade them if he had a disagreement with them!
I don't think a man needs to be screamed at but, you don't need to put on some kid gloves to get your point across either! Way to go Vitt! i support you!
-12-27-2005 #3RamsFan16 Guest
Re: Vitt losing contol of the players?Originally Posted by talkstoangels61
-12-28-2005 #4
Re: Vitt losing contol of the players?
I can't believe that this team has turned into a bunch of #@%^&*. Time to face the real world folks, if you can't cut it here's the door.
At work, the only time I hear from my superiors is when I've done something wrong. And it usually is discussed during meetings not in private.
It's obvious that they can't be dealt with in private! they still aren't getting it done after what 4 or 5 years! Thats why i didn't care for MM as a coach! He's too soft and didn't discipline the players .His answer was either cut them or trade them if he had a disagreement with them!JUST WIN ONE FOR THE FANS
"HIT HARD, HIT FAST, AND HIT OFTEN"Adm. William "Bull" Halsey
-12-28-2005 #5STLRAMSFAN Guest
Re: Vitt losing contol of the players?
Although I like a coach that can tell the players they way it is. High-energy coaches are sometimes good for a few games to get their players motivated but it is hard for a player to respond to a high-energy coach all the time it can be draining. Coaches that are more even keel and on occasion high energy are more effective long term IMO. When you have an even keel coach that is not all-high energy and then he shows energy it really drives whatever point he wants home. I don't think Vitt had much to work with this year and they were not playing any better this year under Martz. Vitt received a team that he had nothing to do with as far as assembling and basically he put the team in cruise control they did not get any better or worse IMO. He only had Bulger for a few games and the majority of the injuries we have had started after he took over. With all that said he is an okay fill in for a game or two but he is by no means HC material in the NFL.
-12-28-2005 #6
Re: Vitt losing contol of the players?High-energy coaches are sometimes good for a few games to get their players motivated but it is hard for a player to respond to a high-energy coach all the time it can be draining."Before the gates of excellence the high gods have placed sweat; long is the road thereto and rough and steep at first; but when the heights are reached, then there is ease, though grievously hard in the winning." --- Hesiod
-12-28-2005 #7
Re: Vitt losing contol of the players?
What the players think of vitt and what he thinks of them is 100% irrelevant to the future and everyone involved knows that. Thus, this sad marriage of an interim nature will be over in a few days and that will be that.
Like in politics, there is a reason why a Lame Duck rarely if ever works out for the best.
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-12-28-2005 #8Blankman17 Guest
Re: Vitt losing contol of the players?
Ideally, as a coach, I feel, your position is to coach and to motivate. I was taught, as a young man in high school, that football is a very honest game. When I blocked like crap, I was informed as such, however, I was also shown the proper way to perform the actions wished of me.
As my career progressed, encouragement and praise was given when due and likewise, I was chastised and shown my mistakes. People who get paid 20,000 a year to do their jobs get criticized. I think people who get paid millions can hack it.
-12-28-2005 #9Milan Guest
Re: Vitt losing contol of the players?
Maybe if they played better, they wouldn't have gotten humiliated, to me that would be enough motivation to play better.
-12-29-2005 #10jkramsfan Guest
Re: Vitt losing contol of the players?
what vitt said was fine with me , i thought he just picked the wrong game to do it,i know we failed on a big 4th down,but if i remember right we ran the ball pretty well that game.
-12-29-2005 #11Tony Soprano Guest
Re: Vitt losing contol of the players?
Our OL really stinks. The more I watch tape the more apparent it is.
It's been a while since our OL could move anyone off the line, but they made up for it by moving well and pass blocking well. Those days are gone. We need 3 new starters on our OL AND Manumaleuna doesn't block as well as he should - consistently. Tony Gonzales has what 50 catches more a year than MANU and and weighs 50 pounds less YET Gonzales is a much better blocker.
MANU hasn't lived up to his potential.. You'd think he'd star in the running game since his air game is really non-existent.
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Re: Vitt losing contol of the players?
Coach Vitt responded well when asked to take over as interim. Back then he also implied he would not 'want' the permanent job as HC.
Given the circumstances, I think he's done a good job. He probably would not last very long as a HC, whether with us or elsewhere and, yes, much of this is directly related to his hard-nose style.
Nonetheless, I think he's a good man and understands fairness too. It was an injured-riddled season for us and our players should just bite the bullet, be honest with themselves and mature.
...Move on to better days as Rams. :angryram:
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Re: Vitt losing contol of the players?
I don't think Vitt can be judged as to whether or not he is Head Coach material based on this season. He was dropped into a situation, and did the best he could do. I'm not sure if any coach could have stepped into that spot and turned this team around.
I agree, it doesn't really matter because he will not be on this team come next year, and I don't think his debut has got any other teams interested in him. But he seems like the kind of guy that if you plugged him into a team like the Bears did with Lovie, he'd probably be very succussful.
But then again, if you plug me into a team with some talent, I could probably do OK. These Rams need more than a good coach to right this ship.


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The great Western films conveyed the loneliness of frontier life just about right. They did it by showing the illimitable spaces, the sparseness of population and the often great distances that separated homestead from homestead or one ranch from the next.
After a neighbor drops a letter by the home of a settler in John Ford's "The Searchers," the settler, who had received another one several months earlier, exclaims to his wife in utter amazement, "Two letters in one year, by golly!"
The scene provokes laughter, but it also gives pause. Would we be able to endure the isolation our ancestors experienced daily when they moved beyond settled areas and cut themselves off totally from family and friends and the life they'd known before?
Loneliness is the subject of Louis Fairchild's superb "The Lonesome Plains." Mr. Fairchild, who is a professor of psychology at West Texas A & M University, in this book uses none of the jargon of his specialty. Nor does he put the frontiersmen and their wives he writes about on the couch or spin idle theories about their mental makeup.
Rather, he wisely allows them to speak for themselves, making deft use of journals, letters, interviews, and much else to tell the story of the surpassing loneliness of plains life and how folks learned (or didn't learn) to cope with it.
Mr. Fairchild's sources come from West Texas and the Texas Panhandle and from everywhere the Great Plains stretched. They include regular ranchhands and hardworking women, but from time to time he springs on readers a name most everyone knows, quoting about how painfully lonely was the late, great Sam Rayburn, a colorful Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives and one of the ablest of American politicians in the mid-20th century.
"Many a time when I was a child and lived 'way out' in the country," Rayburn told an interviewer in 1942, "I'd sit on the fence and wish to God that somebody would ride by on a horse or drive by in a buggy." Rayburn then warned: "Loneliness consumes people. It kills 'em eventually. God help the lonely."
Some people just gave up. On a board nailed to the front door of an abandoned log cabin in Blanco County, Tex., in 1886 a passerby noticed a sign that read:
250 miles to nearest post office
100 miles to wood
20 miles to water
6 inches to hell
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Gone to live with the wife's folks.
Others found ways to cope. Texas frontierswoman Temple Ann Ellis, for instance, befriended the cows: "Believe it or not, I have found myself seeking the company of cattle," she wrote late in life. "I would go out to the watering places and stroll among them touching them, rubbing their hips, talking to them about their calves, asking questions which I knew they couldn't answer. Their contentment though served as balm to my tense nerves."
Ellis was lucky she had her herd. Other women suffered enormously from the isolation, more so that the average man, Mr. Fairchild shows. "Men like it out here and don't go crazy," but "women don't, and they go loco from pure lonesome," was an observation made by Paul Patterson, recalling a covered-wagon boyhood in early 20th century West Texas.
Cowboys weren't always happy, far from it. They grumbled that they had to work from "can't see to can't see," meaning from predawn to after dusk. Winters were cold and summers hot and dry. The work dangerous. The author cites several sad tales of the men being crushed beneath their fallen horses.
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In March, Christie filed to renew his state's waiver giving it more flexibility in how it implements No Child Left Behind requirements.
As a local school board member when Christie took office, I know that he is the only reason that some costs were reined in. He instituted a cap on outrageous superintendent salaries and demanded that teachers and other school employees pay something towards their previously free health-care premiums. Christie told the crowd in the high school gym that he didn't care about being popular. "I'm not running for prom king," he said.
Christie on education reform: "They said it was impossible to speak the truth to the teachers union. They were just too powerful. Real teacher tenure reform that demands accountability and ends the guarantee of a job for life regardless of performance would never happen. For the first time in 100 years with bipartisan support, we did it. We believe that the majority of teachers in America know our system must be reformed to put students first so that America can compete. Teachers don't teach to become rich or famous. They teach because they love children." -- Republican National Convention, Tampa, Florida, August 2012
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For the first time, we brought the concept of performance-based pay to schools in our largest city, Newark--so that we can pay the best teachers more.
We have expanded charter schools. And together we have enacted urban hope legislation to create renaissance schools in our highest risk districts.
Let's give families an alternative to chronically failing neighborhood schools. Let's keep driving for better outcomes. Let's give parents and students more choice.
We did it. They said it was impossible to touch the third rail of politics. To take on the public sector unions and to reform a pension and health benefit system that was headed to bankruptcy. With bipartisan leadership we saved taxpayers $132 billion over 30 years and saved retirees their pension.
We did it. They said it was impossible to speak the truth to the teachers union. They were just too powerful. Real teacher tenure reform that demands accountability and ends the guarantee of a job for life regardless of performance would never happen. For the first time in 100 years with bipartisan support, we did it.
Teachers don't teach to become rich or famous. They teach because they love children. We believe that we should honor and reward the good ones while doing what's best for our nation's future-- demanding accountability, higher standards and the best teacher in every classroom.
They believe the educational establishment will always put themselves ahead of children. That self-interest trumps common sense. They believe in pitting unions against teachers, educators against parents, and lobbyists against children.
They believe in teacher's unions. We believe in teachers.
In 1999, 1999: Lobbied for Edison Schools, for-profit school operator The bill capped the number of students who can leave a district for charter schools at 7% of enrollment. Christie asked that the cap not apply to the 31 districts, most of them poor and urban, that were covered by a long-running school-funding lawsuit.
Did the governor cause that? It seems so. The following year, Christie didn't campaign against school budgets, and a larger-than-normal share of them passed--80%, the most in 8 years. Turnout fell by 1/3, though it still topped historical norms.
A: Listen, what I really want is accountability. And I think most great teachers want accountability. I mean the teachers I had in school that helped make me who I am, they would never fear accountability because they knew they were doing a great job, and they watched children develop under their watch. And all I'm saying is that every child in New Jersey deserves the kind of education I got. Every one of them does. And we're paying more per pupil per year than any state in America.
"You are still alive," Christie mocked as he addresses his Old Bridge audience on the day he announced his education reform agenda. "So you've added another year onto your tenure year. So congratulations. Here comes your raise. Now your performance was awful. You didn't do what we asked you to do. You didn't produce the product we wanted you to produce, but we don't look at that. All we look at is are you still breathing. Congratulations! You are still breathing. Open up the back account; here comes the money. Now it's laughable, right? It's what happens every day."
Christie has tried to curtail those huge superintendent salaries by edict, stating that no superintendent should be making more than the Governor. So he invented a sliding scale for superintendents based on student population [and made it retroactive to] February 2011. Several school boards have filed suit because their superintendent's contract was rejected before the salary scale went into effect.
The problems with the No Child Left Behind law are myriad. Several come to mind right off the bat: its dependence on standardized test scores; linking merit pay to test scores; and the goal of achieving 100% proficiency by 2014 is totally unrealistic.
Another huge problem with NCLB that many supporters of the law ignore is that it places no consequences on the students who do not meet proficiency levels. Not once has Governor Christie or any other politician called out students who, in some cases, do not make any attempt at learning. And Christie continually boasts that he tells it like it is.
In an Associated Press report out of Trenton on November 29th after the Philadelphia Inquirer had reported it earlier in the day, it was revealed that NJ failed to gain the $14 million in Federal funds because the state did not have an adequate plan for measuring the success of charter schools. Federal reviewers found other flaws in the NJ application as well. Of the 17 applications considered. NJ was one of only 5 that were denied. If it had been successful, a total of $150,000 would have gone to every charter school in NJ.
No, Booker doesn't have certification as a school administrator. Listening to Chris Christie preach to his town hall audience faithful, one might think that NJ has the worst public school system in the nation. Actually, NJ has one of the best public education systems. Its high school graduation rate (82%) is the highest in the country; its high school students have the highest advanced placement scores; it has the highest percentage of 3 and 4-year-olds enrolled in preschool. Where education struggles is in your urban districts.
If only approximately 5% of
If only approximately 5% of Public school teachers as well as secretaries and some custodians in NJ are granted tenure by state statute after compiling 3 consecutive years of employment. Once a teacher acquires tenure, however, only 4 basic reasons can affect whether a teacher can be fired. Those reasons, listed in state law, include inefficiency, incapacity, conduct unbecoming, or just cause.
Unfortunately, Christie has portrayed tenure as a guaranteed job for life. And the public is quick to pick up on his attacks.
Unfortunately, Christie has portrayed tenure as a guaranteed job for life. And the public is quick to pick up on his attacks. I would hope that Governor Christie would take President Obama's words from his State of the Nation address to heart. "Let's also remember that after parents, the biggest impact on a child's success comes from the man or woman at the front of the classroom," said President Obama. "If you want to make a difference in the life of our nation; if you want to make a difference in the life of a child--become a teacher. Your country needs you."
Notice that Obama said "after parents."
Notice that Obama said "after parents." We have also done much in the past five years to reform our education system. For the first time in 100 years, we came together to reform tenure, so that failing teachers can be removed from the classroom.
For the first time, we brought the concept of performance-based pay to schools in our largest city, Newark--so that we can pay the best teachers more.
We have expanded charter schools. And together we have enacted urban hope legislation to create renaissance schools in our highest risk districts.
Over 100,000 students are trapped in nearly 200 failing schools. We need to tell those children, and those families, trapped in poor schools that we are coming--and that before this Legislature goes home we will give them more help toward improvement, more hope, and more choice. We must expand the charter school program beyond the six we approved this year and the 73 operating in New Jersey. That is a top priority. I am ready to work with the Legislature to attract the best charter school operators in America to New Jersey; to increase our authorizing capacity so they can start charter schools here; & to implement the interdistrict school choice law we passed last year.
The result of that is what the former U.S. Attorney calls the "brain drain"--referring to trends that show fewer high school graduates stay in New Jersey for college, and those who do end up leaving after earning a diploma.
Lagging colleges also lead business leaders to see the state differently. Companies seek to have long-term, "intellectual relationships" with educational institutions but might not be able to if schools aren't built up enough to attract students, he said. Businesses need access to practical and research support from colleges, as well as a trained workforce, he said.
All our current government does is simply throw more money at the problem without ever bringing about real change. Change won't come just with more money. That's the easy answer that hasn't worked for far too long. Change will only come with increased accountability and greater parental involvement.
It is a moral imperative to educate our children in every corner of this state. It's time we had a Governor with the courage to provide tough answers for tough questions. Chris Christie will be that Governor.
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A DNA test could prove the one thing that decades of grainy videos, mysterious footprints and unverified eyewitness accounts haven't -- the existence of Bigfoot.
Bigfoot researchers in California say they've obtained startling evidence, and are now trying to raise money for genetic testing on an oil residue purportedly left behind by the elusive hairy beast.
AOL Weird News has obtained exclusive photos taken recently by forensic expert Mickey Burrow, who examined the evidence, and those photos are available here for the first time.
This still image taken from a 1977 film purports to show Bigfoot in California.
A film still shows what former rodeo rider Roger Patterson said is the American version of the Abominable Snowman of Nepal and Tibet. The film of the tall creature was shot by Patterson and Robert Gimlin northeast of Eureka, Calif., in October 1967.
As a motor biker was driving through the Grand River area of Ohio in April 2012, an alleged Bigfoot ran across the road and was caught on videotape.
Depicted is an illustration of a creature reported to inhabit the Kemerovo region of Siberia. Scientists from the U.S., Russia and other countries have yet to find one of these creatures known as the Russian Snowman. In early October, researchers claimed to be 95 percent certain that the animal exists.
An alleged footprint of a Yeti, or Abominable Snowman, appears in snow near Mount Everest in 1951. Now, scientists are setting out to find evidence of a reported unknown, hairy, bipedal creature known as the Siberian Snowman.
Bigfoot or bear? Impression left on the driver's side window of a pickup truck owned by Jeffrey Gonzalez. The bizarre image was left by an alleged Bigfoot in California's Sierra National Forest over Memorial Day 2011. DNA samples of the impressions will eventually determine the identity of the animal responsible for them. (See next slide for a close-up of the paw-like impression.)
Close-up of the "paw" print image. The impression was reportedly left by Bigfoot on the window of a pickup truck in the California Sierra National Forest over Memorial Day weekend 2011.
Bigfoot or bear? Pictured is a second impression left on the rear side window of the same truck from the previous slides. According to forensic/law enforcement photographer Mickey Burrow, "What you're seeing is a swipe mark. It looks like a small hand, swiping to the left, leaving another impression, and there's hair within those areas -- you can see where the hair would be."
This footprint was found over Memorial Day weekend, 2011, near Fresno, Calif. by a group of campers who were on a Bigfoot-hunting expedition. The print, measuring approximately 12 inches, was found near a truck where possible DNA evidence was left behind by more than one Bigfoot creature.
This footprint was found in 2008 in the Sierra National Forest near Fresno, Calif.
Thomas Byers snapped this photo of "Bigfoot" along Golden Valley Church Road in Rutherford County on March 22, 2011.
Bill Willard is the leader of a group searching for evidence of a Sasquatch or Bigfoot creature, spotted by, among others, his two sons in Spotsylvania County. He is shown on May 19 in Thornburg, Va., with a plaster cast he made from a suspicious footprint several years ago.
This still frame image from video provided by Bigfoot Global LLC shows what Whitton and Dyer claimed was a Bigfoot or Sasquatch creature in an undisclosed area of a northern Georgia forest in June 2008.
This October 2007 image was taken by an automated camera set up by a hunter in a Pennsylvania forest the previous month. Some said it was a Bigfoot creature; others believed it was just a sick bear.
A preserved skull and hand said to be that of a Yeti or Abominable Snowman is on display at Pangboche monastery, near Mount Everest.
Idaho State University professor Jeffrey Meldrum displays what he said is a cast of a Bigfoot footprint from eastern Washington in September 2006. Some scientists said the school should revoke Meldrum's tenure.
Joedy Cook, director of the Ohio Center for Bigfoot Studies, talks to a visitor to his booth on Oct. 15, 2005, at the Texas Bigfoot Conference in Jefferson, Texas. The event, hosted by the Texas Bigfoot Research Center, drew enthusiasts and researchers of the legendary creature.
Ken Gerhard of Houston, Texas, holds a duplicate plaster cast footprint Oct. 15, 2005, at the Texas Bigfoot Conference. The event, hosted by the Texas Bigfoot Research Center, drew enthusiasts and researchers of the legendary creature.
Josh Gates, host of Syfy TV's "Destination: Truth," holds a plaster cast of what Malaysian ghost hunters said was a Bigfoot footprint in 2006.
Al Hodgson, a volunteer guide at the Willow Creek-China Flat Musuem in California, holds up a plaster cast of an alleged Bigfoot imprint in 2000. The museum houses a collection of research material donated by the estate of Bob Titmus, who spent his life trying to track the creature.
Costume maker Philip Morris, who does not believe the Bigfoot legend, claimed the Patterson-Gimlin film showed a person wearing a gorilla suit that he made.
At a press conference today in Fresno, Calif., the Sanger Paranormal Society reached out to the public to help come up with the needed funds to pay for a thorough analysis of DNA from an alleged Bigfoot creature.
Sanger founder Jeffrey Gonzalez presented photographs taken of strange impressions left on the windows of his pickup truck that was temporarily abandoned in a snow storm when he and several others were on a Bigfoot expedition over Memorial Day weekend in California's Sierra National Forest.
When the men returned to retrieve Gonzalez's truck, they were startled to discover the window markings -- including a large paw-like image -- and what they first thought was evidence of hair on two of the truck windows.
Gonzalez called in forensic/law enforcement photographer Mickey Burrow, who has spent 14 years as a qualified court photographic expert and crime scene processor.
"I immediately started wondering if there could be some DNA left behind, because if this thing put its face on the window, I thought there was probably DNA on there," Burrow told AOL.
"I've got the know-how. I've done it more than 5,000 times on crime scenes. In this case, I treated it like it was a vehicle that got burglarized.
"As I was looking at the windows, I told Jeff it looked like something came up to the truck, rubbed up against it, swiped along the side of it, and then just put its face up on the window and looked in -- that's what it looks like."
Burrow photographed the images left on the truck windows and collected some DNA swabs. While Gonzalez suggested one of the impressions shows a hand print, Burrow isn't convinced.
"I'm very iffy on it. To me, it looks like a paw print," he explained. "I don't think it was a primate or a biped, because it looks too much like a paw. But then again, we don't know what Bigfoot is.
"I was just looking at what I could find off the truck. I didn't find any hair or blood or prints, so we really don't know what we have that touched it. We don't know if it's a bear or a Bigfoot or a mountain lion."
Bigfoot is a legendary tall, hairy ape-like creature that has somehow defied capture and identification. Also known as Sasquatch, Abominable Snowman and Yeti, it supposedly lives in heavily forested or snow-capped mountainous regions of the world.
While most scientists deny Bigfoot's existence, decades of huge numbers of eyewitness reports, pictures and films have kept the legend alive.
Previous attempts to analyze potential Bigfoot DNA haven't resulted in anything that could be considered as the scientific find of the ages. That's why Gonzalez is being very careful about who he'll turn over his reported Bigfoot DNA to.
"We need somebody to come forward to take this DNA and get it mapped," he told AOL. "Since nobody knows what a Bigfoot is, there's no available DNA for it. But by testing this DNA, by process of elimination we can find out if it was a bear, gorilla, baboon or something else.
"If it's not any of those, and you've eliminated all the possibilities, and it's not human, then what's left?"
Burrow is looking for an objective, science-based truth.
"I would like to just find out, because it's got my interest piqued," he said. "I believe Bigfoot exists, but I don't believe it has mystical powers like many people say it does. I think it's just an unknown species that hasn't been discovered or hasn't fully evolved."


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Mustang Boss 302 - 3:02 (by Car and Driver)
Mustang GT500 - 2:58 (link)
Camaro ZL1 - 2:52.4.
Yay! So is this thing released now or what? Looks like more info is starting to come in today.
If memory serves correctly, Car & Driver's lightening lap was 3:02 for the Mustang Boss so this is great news.
Impressive time, although I don't believe anything out of Al O's mouth right now.
Also, Im pretty sure the new GT500 ran a 2:58 as well.
f'n awesome
Love it!!
This makes me even more excited for the 1LE.
Thank you Becky! :wub:
That's bad arse. So what is ford releasing later today?
You can really only compare cars on events during the same day, with the same driver.
I`m sure it was a pre production ringer like the ZL1 run, I also don`t believe the hype from A.O and COMPANY anymore. Well see how it really does like the ZL1 soon enough.
On the upside....Great post and video, thanks for the info!
I like the times run and hope they can be repeated. I do think we need same driver same day. I think the 1le will be the best muscle car out there. They may be heavy pigs but they are our heavy pigs! I still wish it had the bodywork from the zl1
also I dont think you can compare street car to street car with roll cage and race seat. lets see what they do from the dealer lots!
...and that was with 3/4 tank of gas. Ditch some of that extra weight and run it again!
I agree with you on that one. I say give one of these and a Boss to Randy Pobst (sorry if I spelled his name wrong) and have him do a back to back comparison like he did with the ZL1 and new GT500.
1LE=Laguna Equalizer! :thumbsup:
Aaron link is the ringer. He faster in the camaro than every pro driver that has been used by the mags. I'd like to see mark stielow drive it as well.
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Only Chieko (third from left) survived the encounter with the radioactive Hello Kitty monster.
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This is the first of a two-part post by Michael Cheshire. Stay tuned for Part 2 next week.
If my wife tells you she likes to run 5K races, don't believe her.
Oh, she has run her fair share of them, although rarely with any training, and often after signing up the day before. However, it isn't the run she loves; it's what goes with it. It's the free T-shirts and worthy causes that get her into the race.
Her closet is a museum on hangers; a rainbow of colored t-shirts spanning nearly every disease known to humanity. The vast majority, though, are for battling cancer. Breast cancer. Colon cancer. Cancer research for children. You name it; odds are she has the T-shirt. And I get it. Cancer is a brutal invader in our lives. It has taken some of our closest friends and family members.
I'm not a runner. But I still go to these 5ks and hang out at the finish line with the kids. I usually spend my time reading pamphlets on cancer as I try to score snacks from the race coordinators. At a recent run, I struck up a conversation with a doctor. Prompted by the cause the runners were supporting, our conversation turned to cancer. I liked him because he used small words that helped me grasp what the disease does to the body. Towards the end of our conversation, I asked him what I could do to avoid this particular form of cancer. He smiled and said, "Find it first."
For most cancers, the sooner it is found, the higher one's rate of survival. "The first tool is early detection" he stated. This may be simple, but it's wise. Identifying an enemy in your body quickly will boost your odds of defeating it.
But isn't this principle true for more than just physical disease? So many times I am a carrier of things (that if they grow) can harm my relationships, my walk with God, not to mention my dreams and calling. Since that conversation with the doctor, I've thought about attitudes in a different way. Looking back, I can see points where my harmful attitudes were left ...


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Each year the Department of Art and Art History hosts two art history student research competition and events in the spring quarter.
Art History Student Research Symposium and Paper Prize Competitions
The Department also holds an annual Art History Student Research Symposium (AHSRS). Now in its eleventh year, the AHSRS provides students with an opportunity to present their research in a formal setting and format modeled after a professional conference. The Symposium is held in the de Saisset Museum auditorium and draws a large audience from across the Santa Clara University community. Topics reflect student interest in a range of media from areas across the world, from the historic period to the present.
The annual Art History Student Research Paper Prize Competition occurs in April and is open to any student who received an A or A- on a research paper written for an art history course in the previous three quarters. The faculty announces the winner of the paper prize in June at the annual BBQ and Awards Ceremony. For more information regarding the Paper Prize Competition submission process, check with the Department of Art and Art History the first week of Spring Quarter.