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- A Hugh Harman-Rudolf Ising Production, Vitaphone Pictures
- Animated Characters: Bosko, Honey.
- Originally Released in Apr, 1931 (Estimate).
- Production Number: 4664
- Running Time: 7:13 minutes.
- Black & White
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Soundtrack: "Shuffle Your Feet (and Just Roll Along)," Music by Jimmy McHugh; "Get Happy," Music by Harold Arlen.
Traditional, Hand-drawn Animation.
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Fourth Looney Tune of 1931!!
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This funny, creative, and yes, surreal Bosko short from 1931 co-stars ol' Honey in an aerial adventure!!! Very amusing, Bosko can turn anything into an instrument, but wait until you see him turn a dog into an airplane?!?! You read correctly. Hugh... (read more)
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Would he ever speak candidly, Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei just might admit to some ambivalence on whether he wants the United States to invade Iraq. What the ayatollah needs right now is a good enemy. What America might give him is a good neighbor.
That could spell doom for the Iranian revolution.
Khamenei's domestic political strategy is to unite Iranians behind him against a demonized America. He has struggled -- with poor results -- to exploit the imminent U.S. invasion of Iraq to this purpose. Now, an actual invasion may backfire on him: America makes a better foil from afar.
It bodes ill for Khamenei that U.S intervention in Afghanistan has gone well. In the 18 months since the United States and Britain launched their first sorties against Taliban targets, Iran's neighbor to the east has undergone an anti-fundamentalist transformation. While the vice president and tourism minister were assassinated (and an unsuccessful attempt was made against interim leader Hamid Kharzai) the country has started on the path to stability.
Former Afghan King Zahir Shah returned, but declined to seek office. A traditional assembly of tribal leaders convened to begin shaping the nation's future. It overwhelmingly picked Kharzai as interim president, and popular elections are planned for 2004. Not bad for a nation larger and more populous than Iraq, and with equally fractious ethnic divisions.
Khamenei's domestic nemesis, relatively moderate President Mohammad Khatami, visited Kharzai in August. Though he was careful to make the obligatory criticisms of U.S. policies, he also allowed himself to be protected by U.S. Special Forces.
Imagine that. The Islamic Republic's chief elected official trusting body and soul to the good will and steady aim of Great Satan's storm troopers.
All this must be worrisome to Supreme Leader Khamenei.
Twenty-four years after the Ayatollah Khomeini declared an Islamic Republic, revolutionary fervor has faded in Iran. Iranians have elected Khatami twice. In 2001, they gave him 77 percent of the vote. Relative moderates control the parliament.
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Los Angeles, Feb 21 — British comedian Russell Brand, once called a womaniser, says he can only be tied down to one person for a short period. So, he wouldn't mind having a group wedding with several people.
Brand was earlier married to singer Katy Perry for 14 months before they split in December 2011.
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"Probably, eventually, for a short period of time. Do you mind group weddings? If it's like a Mormon wedding with me marrying 15 women and a couple of men, just for balance, and if you are not averse to that, it could happen. Or it could be just two of us but for a very short period of time," he said.
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LaRose presented a 10-page study by Williston firm Childs Engineering that outlined the numerous shortcomings of the North Street firehouse, which was built in 1897.
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MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury College this month announced a plan to sell a number of residential homes it owns to faculty at a discounted rate, while real estate professionals disagree over whether the prospective sales could depress home values in town.
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ADDISON COUNTY — With the thermometer now consistently dipping below the freezing mark, Addison County residents of limited means have been firing up their furnaces and wood stoves with the hope that they won't run out of fuel before the end of the winter. And various state and local organizations are offering programs to make sure frigid temperatures don't claim any victims during the frigid months ahead.
MIDDLEBURY — The United Way of Addison County has teamed up with a Lincoln artist for a new kind of collaboration that will benefit both the charity and the local art scene.
Local artists said it's a model that could help them and that other charities should adopt.
The project, said the county's United Way Development and Marketing Director Nancy Luke, came from a desire to involve more local resources in fundraising drives.
MIDDLEBURY — It was around 1904 that the late Col. Silas Ilsley — the Civil War veteran whose name graces Middlebury's Ilsley Public Library — pledged $75,000 to erect the resplendent Memorial Baptist Church building that stands proudly at 97 South Pleasant St.
More than a century later, congregation members have invested two-and-a-half times the church's original construction price in order to endow it with a pellet boiler system aimed at reducing the structure's fuel consumption and its carbon footprint for many years to come.
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MIDDLEBURY — Middlebury police have honored a Middlebury Union High School senior for a courageous act.
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Teachers' gestures boost math learning
Students learn better when their teachers use hand gestures - a simple teaching tool that could yield benefits in higher-level math such as algebra - according to a new study.
The study, published in journal Child Development, provides some of the strongest evidence yet that gesturing may have a unique effect on learning.
"Gesturing can be a very beneficial tool that is completely free and easily employed in classrooms. And I think it can have long-lasting effects," said Kimberly Fenn, study co-author and assistant professor of psychology at Michigan State University.
Fenn and Ryan Duffy of MSU and Susan Cook of the University of Iowa conducted an experiment with 184 second-, third- and fourth-graders in Michigan elementary classrooms.
Half of the students were shown videos of an instructor teaching math problems using only speech. The others were shown videos of the instructor teaching the same problems using both speech and gestures.
The problem involved mathematical equivalence which is known to be critical to later algebraic learning. In the speech-only videos, the instructor simply explains the problem.
In the other videos, the instructor uses two hand gestures while speaking, using different hands to refer to the two sides of the equation.
Students who learned from the gesture videos performed better on a test given immediately afterward than those who learned from the speech-only video.
Another test was given 24 hours later, and the gesture students actually showed improvement in their performance while the speech-only students did not.
While previous research has shown the benefits of gestures in a one-on-one tutoring-style environment, the new study is the first to test the role of gestures in equivalence learning in a regular classroom.
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PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) -- Two Michigan judges say mistakes are to blame for time records listing them as having two days off for an educational conference they didn't attend.
Records obtained by the Detroit Free Press under the Freedom of Information Act show Rae Lee Chabot and Shalina Kumar marked Aug. 19 and 20 as education days to attend the Michigan Judges Association Annual Conference on Mackinac Island.
The newspaper reports the Oakland County Circuit Court judges didn't attend. The county paid a $150 registration fee for Chabot, who says she changed her plans. She says the time record was "an oversight" and will be rectified.
Kumar didn't register for the conference. She says she instructed her secretary to change the records when she decided not to attend, but the change wasn't made.
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Commuters are facing long delays on the M5 northbound in Worcestershire this morning after a crash.
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COMMUTERS are facing delays this morning after an overturned lorry has seen the M42 close northbound from junction 4 to junction 5.
The Highways Agency has warned of "long delays" after the incident.
A spokesman said: "Recovery of the HGV is underway and a lighting column on the M42 J5 northbound exit slip road, damaged in the incident, is being removed.
"The Highways Agency will re-open the M42 to road users as soon as it is safe to do so.
"In the meantime road users are advised to allow extra time for their journeys or to seek alternative routes."
A signed diversion is in operation, he said, with all traffic being advised to leave the M42 at J4 and follow the 'black diamond' diversion symbol via the A34 Stratford Road towards Birmingham, the B4025 towards Solihull and the A41 southbound to re-join the M42 at J5.
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ST. LOUIS -- Former NHL player Tony Twist's rights were not violated when his name was borrowed for a violent mob enforcer in the popular "Spawn'' comic book series, a state appeals court ruled Tuesday.
The Missouri Court of Appeals' Eastern District said comic book creator Todd McFarlane was free to use Twist's name in his work of fiction -- partly because the only resemblance between the player and the character was a reputation for violence.
"We conclude that a reader could not reasonably believe that the Twist comic book character is meant to portray, in actual fact, Twist the hockey player,'' the three-judge panel said in an opinion written by Judge James R. Dowd.
Tuesday's ruling upheld a St. Louis circuit judge's November 2000 dismissal of a $24.5 million jury award for Twist.
Twist said McFarlane violated his rights by using his name without authorization. He also argued that McFarlane cost him endorsements and other business by associating his name with a character who is a brutal Mafia killer.
"This was a First Amendment case, pure and simple,'' McFarlane said in a statement issued from the Tempe, Ariz., headquarters of Todd McFarlane Productions. "This ruling reaffirms that comic books are an important storytelling medium entitled to the full protections of the First Amendment; something we in the comic book community have always known to be true.''
Michael Kahn, an attorney for McFarlane, agreed. "As far as we're concerned, the court of appeals got it right.''
Twist lawyer John Bardgett Sr. said the appeals court would be asked to reconsider its ruling.
Twist, 32, formerly among hockey's most feared brawlers, has been out of the game since June 1999, when his St. Louis Blues contract expired.
On the subject of hockey fights, he once told Sports Illustrated, "I want to hurt them. I want to end the fight as soon as possible and I want them to remember it.'' He since has tried to soften his image and has been involved in local charity work.
McFarlane, an avid hockey fan, has admitted that he named his Tony Twist mob killer after the player, who then was with the Quebec Nordiques -- now the Colorado Avalanche.
But the artist said the resemblance stopped there, arguing in court documents that "Spawn'' characters "are purely fictional fantasies and no reasonable person could confuse the plaintiff with the fictional fantasies and characters portrayed therein.''
"Spawn'' was popular enough to spawn a movie, cartoon series, toys and other enterprises. It is the dark tale of a CIA assassin killed by the betrayal of his colleagues, then resurrected in a deal with the devil. He returns to Earth as a creature with supernatural powers, struggling to break out of his deal with demons.
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Robert Downey, Jr. proved he is still young at heart by spending his 49th birthday with 20 kids at a special screening of new Marvel movie Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
The Iron Man star turned a year older on Friday (04Apr14) and decided to spend his birthday at a film with a huge group of children.
He took to Facebook.com to post a snap of himself at the screening, alongside the caption, "What better way to spend my birthday than recognizing the cosmic miracle of Captain America 2 opening the same day?
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With Tim Howard announcing that he will take a one-year sabbatical from his U.S. Men's National Team duties, the discussion surrounding his decision quickly became about who would replace the 35-year-old veteran for the time being.
I have decided to take some time off from the U.S. Men's National Team in order to spend more time with my family https://t.co/vAaIXkglrx— tim howard (@TimHowardGK) August 21, 2014
After his inspiring performance during the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil, it is safe to say that Howard is far from the twilight of his career. Howard's stellar play in the English Premiere League with Everton F.C. was one of the best in the league and earned him a contract extension.
It is still too early to tell where Howard will be come World Cup Qualifiers, but he has his eye on the Copa America in 2016.
Beyond that is a mystery and his replacement should be in the thoughts of USMNT head coach Jürgen Klinsmann. The goalkeeper position has long been the U.S.'s strongest position with exports like Brad Friedel and Kasey Keller coming before Howard.
Here now, we take a look at who may fill in the big shoes, or gloves rather, of Tim Howard and what the future of America's keepers looks like.


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A United Nations-run school sheltering civilians in Gaza came under attack Thursday, the U.N. says. More than a dozen people have been killed, according to Palestinian officials.
Reuters quotes Chris Gunness, a spokesman for the U.N. Relief and Works Agency, the main U.N. agency in Gaza, as confirming that the shelter in Beit Hanoun was hit.
The Associated Press reports that "Gaza health official Ashraf al-Kidra says the dead and injured in the school compound were among hundreds of people seeking shelter from heavy fighting in the area."
Reuters says:
"Laila Al-Shinbari, a woman who was at school when it was shelled, told Reuters families had gathered in the courtyard expecting to be evacuated shortly in a Red Cross convoy.
" 'All of us sat in one place when suddenly four shells landed on our heads ... Bodies were on the ground, (there was) blood and screams. My son is dead and all my relatives are wounded including my other kids,' she wept."
Israel says it's looking into the incident. In a statement, the Israeli Defense Forces said militants opened fire at Israeli solders from the school area. The statement continues:
"In order to eliminate the threat posed to their lives, [the soldiers] responded with fire toward the origins of the shooting."
A Hamas spokesman accused Israel of "committing massacres."
U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon condemned the attack, calling on Israel and Hamas to abide by international humanitarian law and respect "the sanctity of civilian life.
"This is wrong," Ban said. "Why are you continuing to kill people?
"There are many other ways to resolve this issue without killing each other," Ban said. "I'm angry about what they are doing."
State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said the U.S. was "deeply saddened and concerned about the tragic incident" and "the rising civilian death toll in Gaza."
"This also underscores the need to end the violence and to achieve a sustainable ceasefire and enduring resolution to the crisis in Gaza as soon as possible," Psaki said.
In 16 days of an Israeli offensive in Gaza, at least 788 Palestinians and 32 Israelis have been killed. Israel launched the ground operation in response to cross-border rocket attacks by Hamas.
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In an earlier version of this post, the headline and text stated that a U.N.-run school in Gaza had been hit by Israeli artillery. Hamas has blamed Israel for the strike, while Israel has suggested that a Hamas rocket might have hit the school.
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Once a person's heart is circumcised, the potential is awakened in him to passionately love the heavenly Father. Romans 5:5 says, "The love of God has been poured out in our hearts by the Holy Spirit who was given to us." So this is evidently a work of God.
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Also his gauntlet confuses me. Does it just switch hands depending on the person using it? It was left with Billy and right with Finn.
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who is billy ?
He's a character (specifically a legendary hero) in Adventure Time - a cartoon show.
He fought a bear.
am i the only one who just realized that billy looks like Ganondorf?
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pretty cool
Now you have to do a bear-punching one!
Más molón el que todas las cosas molonas juntas
Also he fought bear.
Totally rhomboid drawing!
Totally rhomboid drawing!
Lo que yo dije, MATEMÁTICO! xD
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This is a very good drawing! I'm surprised it hasn't been famous yet. Good job!
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It never really excited me. :/ It was just kinda like, "Oh, that's what that is." I'm a little disappointed with this. I don't get all excited when baby kicks, I get nervous when baby doesn't kick and it's always quite uncomfortable. Maybe it will change once we can see/feel it from the outside? Anyone else like this?
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it gets better when they do flips and you can tell more of what they are doing. they get stronger! and its a fun experince when your SO can put his hand on your belly and feel it!
its okay to not be esatic about it! i was totally scared about how id react i mean something is kicking you from the inside was something i was sooo scared of and now i know where he is from the pressure and hes had some pretty big moves. It does get uncomfortable push on your stomach and they will move i know it sounds mean but they will be okay!
You'll start feeling it more regularly pretty soon, maybe that will help. I adore it every time I feel my LO moving around, personally -- it's like a moment of connection or something, especially now that the movements have gotten stronger and more frequent.
But yeah, it'll be amazing once we can feel it from the outside, too!
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I'm already past the flutters, it's full out kicks, but I haven;t paid much attention to if I can feel it from the outside yet, or not. I definitely can tell everytime he/she kicks, or pushes up against my belly and/or bladder.
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I'm still not feeling much, other than jealousy toward others. ^_^ When I do feel a little flutter, I honestly can't tell if it's just gas or my baby. My friend, who has been less enthused about her pregnancy, texted me all excited the other day to let me know she actually saw her baby girl kick her. She went from "this is so annoying" to "this is amazing!" so maybe there's hope for you. For me, I'm just here. I wish I could manually move my placenta so I could feel her moving but nope. All I get is to listen to her on the doppler for about 5 seconds before she moves away and hides behind the placenta again. It might be annoying but remember, there's people like me out there who are aching to feel what you can. <3
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When I was 18 weeks old I was dying to feel baby movements. All my friends who were a few weeks ahead of me said they started feeling movements as early as 14 and 16 weeks and I felt NOTHING. Around 19 week i felt a flutter once in a few days. Still disappointed. Then finally end of 19 and beginning of 12 weeks I can feel the movement that too under my belly in a tiny corner. now at 21 weeks, my tummy finally popped out and I can feel a little more movements on a daily basis. I cant yet tell between hiccups or movements but I can between kicks and turning.
One more thing is I can feel the movement/kicks only when i am sitting or lying down. Cannot when I am wallking or standing.
I wasnt super excited about it at first, but after it got stronger, and I found out the sex I enjoy the kicks and whatnot. Sometimes it does hurt, or the timing is not great (dog pulling on the leash and then I get kicked) but Id rather feel a painful kick than not feel her at all. Its comforting.
mdr- I'm with you. I'm 19w 4d and I have felt baby ONE time. :( I loved it and am now wondering why I'm not feeling anything else when others that are 19 and 20 weeks can already tell the difference between kicking and rolling over. Totally jealous.
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I'm pretty apathetic about the whole kicking thing, too (and most other things about being pregnant for that matter). It's interesting, but it doesn't make me warm and gooey. Got to see the little one on Friday for the first time and I have to say it didn't change my thoughts about the kicking, but did make me slightly more excited about baby.


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I finally got around to watching this film last night and it had me wondering about the women on this board.
Are you planning on having a home birth or hospital birth? Planned C-Section, Vaginal Delivery, or VBAC? Medicated, Unmedicated? Why?
Scheduled c-section due to complications with my first vaginal birth.
DH Bryant (5/25/02)
DS Matthew (3/11/07) DS Jacob (3/19/13)
If all goes well - unmedicated at a hospital with a doula & midwife
My Marchie is 2!!
Cloth diapering, co-sleeping, baby wearing SAHM to mono/di boys, Liam and Elliott, born 3/3/13 at 37 weeks
I am not sure about everywhere else, but where I live, nurse midwives that attend home births do carry pain medications like stadol and morphine. They carry 2 other pain medications as well I just cannot remember what they are. They do not perform epidurals or any type of spinals though.
I like to use other things to help manage pain like back rubs, heating pads, birthing balls, warm tub, stretching, etc. This will be my 3rd unmedicated delivery (my second DS was born via emergency c-section but I was able to labor naturally and only got a spinal injection for the surgery -- no pain meds after as I was breastfeeding).
Hoping for a hospital VBAC! I have a doula and I'm hoping to go without the epi.
Me (27) and DH (31) Fell in love October 2007
Jaden 4-5-10 c-section 6 lbs 9 oz 18 inches
Dylan 3-3-13 repeat c-section 8 lbs 6 oz 21 inches
Planned c-section. I did watch the documentary a while back and liked it, but risks are a bit higher for me since my last delivery. It is what it is. :)
That's what she said.
~ Zuri
Baby boy, Haruun Ihsan, born 1/28/09, All Praise belongs to G-D &
little lady, Nurah Bayan, came 4/07/13 - BIGGEST blessings ever!
I'd LOVE to have a homebirth, but DH says no. We live so far from the hospital that it would be an hour drive if anything goes wrong. However, this is #4 with a history of quick labors so I might have a homebirth or car-birth in the end! My goal is to make it to the hospital and have a nurse catch the baby; I don't even expect OB to be there for the birth, just after for the placenta and any stitches. No drugs unless it's an emergency!