text: Kaleb S Keithley wrote: > I don't see that as an issue. We're selling RHS/RHSSA to people to build > server appliances. That's just one certified/partner initiative as I understand it. It's storage software. I'm not going to say anything else here on that matter. But if we're discussing how to proactively handle things in EPEL, I would not (as the Fedora Project, other viewpoints may vary) try to state what Red Hat may or may not do, especially looking to the future. David Egts wrote: > Somewhat related... > How do we plan to have a customer use GlusterFS as a native mount from > a RHEL system? We don't want them to inadvertently use our .com bits for the > server and the EPEL bits for the native client, and we don't want the native clients > to consume a Red Hat Storage entitlement to get the bits from that channel, > correct? Do we plan to put the .com GlusterFS native client bits in the mainline > RHEL channel? Right now, the RHSSA docs say that you're supposed to go to > gluster.com to get them. > http://docs.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Storage_Software_Appliance/3.2/html-single/User_Guide/index.html#id3900239 > That doesn't sound right to me from a supportability standpoint. GSS doesn't want > to tell people to use community bits and instead be able to yum install them from a > cryptographically signed and authenticated redhat.com source. Kaleb S Keithley wrote: > Customers will have many different clients and they are free to get > bits to use from a variety of sources: 1) Fedora YUM repos, including > possibly EPEL, 2) gluster.org download site, 3) build from source. I have David's view here. However ... > I don't know, per se, how Red Hat Storage entitlements work, nor am I > sure it's important for the sake of this discussion wrt where they > get the bits for their clients. I agree that is more a discussion for Red Hat, when it comes to client and related support entitlements. However, the greater issue for the Fedora Project's EPEL SIG, which does affect Red Hat customers (which I've tried to maintain in all of my responses is) ... "How do ensure Red Hat customers with entitlements are not using or relying on EPEL components?" Remember ... community = { Fedora = { EPEL, Fedora, etc..}, community EL Rebuilds, 3rd party repos, etc... } EPEL is not the end-all, be-all. As much as we want everything to solve the issues for everyone, that's not going to happen. I can only offer how EPEL _has_ been sold inside of major enterprises and Red Hat accounts, to make it on the list of approved software for release deployment. In virtually all cases, there are still other release procedures, and it is not directly tapped and installed. But continued consideration of EPEL is going to related to reducing load on the enterprise release teams. I can completely understand some Red Hat customers are going to want the more leading-edge releases of some Red Hat entitlement products. I see many are still wrestling with renaming packages. Then there are issues of dependencies not in RHEL, but in an add-on entitlement, having packages that are different versions than in Fedora and, subsequently, EPEL. There are a lot of issues. At some point, maybe package renaming is not enough. Which brings me to ... Mike Snitzer wrote: > That seems amazingly odd. Why wouldn't we want RHEL to have the gluster client? At many points in the RHEL product, Red Hat has taken a package or support in an add-on entitlement, and moved it into base RHEL. But even when Red Hat does that, it's not guaranteed not to (in fact, it's very likely) conflict with a newer, more leading edge version in Fedora and, subsequently, EPEL. So maybe what we're talking here is not really EPEL at all, but something that is designed to preserve versions in RHEL by not introducing newer ones in EPEL, or different package names in EPEL or RHEL. I've said it privately, but I'll now say it publicly ... Maybe we're talking about something that offers "Emerging Technologies for Enterprise Linux" (ETEL) in the greater Fedora Project. Maybe we're talking about sticking to what EPEL was designed to be, but building out something like an "ETEL." I think that work far better in the interests of everyone ... Red Hat customers with production deployments (EPEL), Red Hat customers who are early adopters of new technologies or new revisions (more ETEL, where FastTrack and other options aren't the avenue), as well as "EL Rebuilds" (who can rebuild production Red Hat add-on software, but also redirect users to ETEL for more leading-edge), and other community efforts, as well as Fedora itself. ETEL would have different guidelines than EPEL, including maintainers possibly needing to drop packages due to rebasing in RHEL or infeasibility of RHEL support due to newer dependencies in newer, leading edge releases (that RHEL doesn't have). Just an idea. I think we're missing the greater point here that we're talking EPEL specifically, not community, not greater Fedora Project, which has the ability and will (or should) to change to accommodate as many people as possible with its guidelines and, in this case, a plausible, new option. -- Bryan J Smith - Professional, Technical Annoyance http://www.linkedin.com/in/bjsmith


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The Japanese government will bring BAREFOOT GEN, based on the semiautobiographical manga by atomic bomb survivor Keiji Nakazawa, at the Preparatory Committee For 2010 Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference in Vienna, Austria. Japan will present English-translated copies to attendees of the event, which runs from April 30 to May 11, 2007.
This is the first of three sessions of the Preparatory Committee that will be held prior to the 2010 Review Conference. This session, which is open to all parties to the Treaty, observer States, specialized agencies, international and regional intergovernmental organizations and non-governmental organizations, will address substantive and procedural issues related to the Treaty and the upcoming Review Conference in 2010.
The Chairman designate of the first session is Ambassador Yukiya Amano of Japan.
The purpose of the session is to prepare for the Review Conference in terms of assessing the implementation of each article of the Treaty and facilitating discussion on any issue raised by parties to the Treaty with a view to making recommendations to the Review Conference.
The Treaty, which entered into force in 1970 and was extended indefinitely in 1995, requires that review conferences be held every five years.

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(The original version of this post was published at An A-Blog for A-Rod last week. This version has been updated to reflect Phelps' most recent outing)
The late-spring injuries helped, but David Phelps definitely earned his spot on the Yankee 25-man roster with the job he did in Spring Training, and quickly made people take notice of him after his first few successful appearances out of the 'pen. Since then, he's had a couple of rough outings, made a pair of spot starts, and been used in a variety of different scenarios as the pitching portion of the Yankee roster continued to change due to injuries. The roster has been relatively stable since D-Rob hit the DL, and it seems like a good time to talk about just how, and where, Phelps fits in the bullpen hierarchy moving forward.
It's been a bit of a mixed bag season for Phelps. In looking at his overall statistial profile, there are plenty of things that stand out both on the good side and the bad. His 2.70 ERA, 7.83 K/9, 88.9% strand rate, and 46.3% GB rate are all solid, but his 3.51 BB/9, 4.47 FIP, and 14.3% HR/FB rate aren't as encouraging. With the majority of the damage done against him coming in back-to-back late-April appearances against Boston and Texas, Phelps' xFIP of 4.01 is probably the most accurate representation of the job he has done this year. He's eaten up a lot of innings in games where the Yankees have gotten poor starting pitching, saving the back end of the bullpen from overwork, and has almost always given his team a chance to win the game.
An overall good job like the one Phelps has done should theoretically have earned him a bigger role in this adjusted bullpen pecking order, but so far he hasn't really been given more high-leverage work. After getting 2 days of rest following his 2 innings of work against the Reds on May 19th, Phelps remained on the bench Monday the 21st while Joe mixed and matched with Cody Eppley and Clay Rapada to get through the 8th inning in a 1-run game. Last Wednesday, with the Yankees up by 6, Girardi went to Phelps to relieve Andy Pettitte and close out the eventual 8-3 Yankee win. It seems to me that the pitchers used in those 2 situations should have been reversed, and I wonder if Joe only sees Phelps as his long man/garbage time game finisher or if he even knows how he sees Phelps.
Last night, in his first work since his mop-up outing last Wednesday, Girardi went to Phelps in a high-leverage fireman situation after Eppley loaded the bases in the 6th relieving Phil Hughes. While the runs didn't get charged to his ledger, it was a very poorly-located curveball thrown to Kendrys Morales that led to 2 more runs being scored. As auditions go, it wasn't the best first impression that Phelps could have made on his manager, but he rebounded after the Morales double to throw 2 scoreless innings, his outing punctuated by a swinging strikeout of Albert Pujols. It was another mixed bag outing for Phelps, but there were enough good signs to suggest that he could handle a higher-leverage role, and the outcome of that 6th inning could have been very different if Girardi went straight to Phelps instead of Eppley.
With the way the bullpen is currently constructed, I'd be reserving the Wednesday night mop-up roles for Eppley, Rapada, and Freddy Garcia, but that's just me. Phelps is younger, and probably better, than his other back end bullpen mates, and this seems like the perfect opportunity to see what he's capable of and exactly where his ceiling lies as a reliable Major League pitcher. When D-Rob does come off the DL, he's going to bump everybody back down a slot. Before that happens, I'd like to see what Phelps can do pitching in the 6th or 7th inning of a close game and I'd like to see him get an opportunity to start those innings. He could be another late-inning weapon that the Yankees didn't even know they had, but it will be difficult to find that out for sure if Joe continues to use Phelps in such a seemingly random manner.


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The United States relies on clean, reliable electricity from its 100 nuclear reactors to produce about 20 percent of the electricity the country uses each year. Today, nuclear power accounts for nearly 70 percent of the emissions-free electricity produced in the country, making it our largest source of clean energy.
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Once constructed, the American Centrifuge Plant will be the only uranium enrichment facility in the world using U.S. centrifuge technology. Because nuclear power plays such a large role in our generation of clean energy, it is vital that the United States have the capability to fuel its nuclear power plants with a home-grown source of fuel so that the country does not become further dependent upon foreign sources of enriched uranium or foreign enrichment technologies. In 1993, America produced more than 90 percent of the enriched uranium used in its nuclear reactors, but by 2008 only 15 percent of the enriched uranium fueling American reactors had been produced domestically.
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The world's other major uranium enrichment companies are all controlled by their national governments, including Russia, France, England, China and Japan. Constructing the American Centrifuge Plant will provide a domestic source for meeting our nuclear fuel needs. And since the American Centrifuge technology is modular and easily expandable, the plant's capacity can be expanded to meet demand as warranted.


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Top 10 Father's Day Songs
There's no better way to say "thanks" or "I love you" than with a song! In this list of the Top 10 Father's Day Songs, we honor all relationships with pop. From the overworked and quiet dad in Reba McEntire's 'The Greatest Man I Never Knew' to the playful happy dads in Alan Jackson's 'Drive,' this collection of songs is sure to hit for all the fathers out there who are being celebrated on their special day.
'Keep It Between the Lines'
In 1991. Ricky Van Shelton topped the charts with his last No. 1 hit to date, and the first on our list of Father's Day Songs, 'Keep It Between the Lines.' This poignant story featured a dad giving coloring and driving advice to his son. Then, dad turns to a higher power for some inspiration and receives the same advice in return.
'He Didn't Have to Be'
Brad Paisley broke through in 1999 with his first No. 1 hit, 'He Didn't Have To Be.' Paisley, a father of two himself, recorded this overdue tribute to step-dads who fill the role of a lifetime. The CMA Entertainer of the Year winner has also tackled the father-son subject in other songs, like 'Anything Like Me.'
'Seein' My Father in Me'
Paul Overstreet has written classics like 'Forever and Ever, Amen' and 'When You Say Nothing At All.' In 1990, he saved 'Seein' My Father In Me' for a single of his own on RCA. The song reminds us of how we all seem to turn into our parents as we grow older, and it sits comfortably on our list of Father's Day Songs.
'The Walk'
In 1991, Sawyer Brown captured the inevitable stages of life in 'The Walk.' The musical journey begins with a dad walking his son to the bus stop. As the years pass, the song ends with the son walking his dad to a nursing home. This song is bittersweet snapshot of life in a three-and-a-half minute classic, and great fit for remembering our dads on Father's Day.
'The Greatest Man I Never Knew'
This 1992 Reba McEntire fan favorite was co-written by Richard Leigh, who also wrote 'Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue' for Crystal Gayle. 'The Greatest Man I Never Knew' is an all too familiar description of the relationship many fathers do not have with their children. The song was later used as the centerpiece of the made for TV movie 'Is There Life Out There.'
'He Walked on Water'
In 1990, 'He Walked on Water' peaked at No. 2 for Randy Travis. The Father's Day-appropriate song actually honors great grandfathers, who are larger than life through the eyes of a child. One listen can also conjure up images of any dad who spends quality time with his child.
'Love Without End, Amen'
According to Billboard, this was the biggest chart hit of George Strait's career, landing at No. 1 for five weeks in 1990. The message of this song is one that every child needs to hear every now and then, especially after making a mistake: "Let me tell you a secret about a father's love / A secret that my daddy said was just between us / You see, daddies don't just love their children every now and then / It's a love without end, Amen!"
'Drive (For Daddy Gene)'
Alan Jackson has honored his father in songs like 'Chasin' That Neon Rainbow,' 'Home' and 'Small Town Southern Man.' After Eugene Jackson died in 2000, the country giant wanted to compose a song to honor good memories of his father. 'Drive' captures the life experiences shared with his dad that are now shared with his own daughters.
'Daddy's Hands'
Holly Dunn has often shared the legendary story of the song 'Daddy's Hands.' Dunn originally wrote the song as a gift for her father. Then, after landing a deal with Mary Tyler Moore's record label, MTM, she released the poem as a song in 1986. The following year, Holly Dunn won the CMA's Horizon Award.
'That's My Job'
In 1987, Conway Twitty was already an established legend in country music. 'That's My Job' was not only a compelling story about the unconditional love of a father, but it was also completely different than any other typical Twitty single. The song shared the raw, scared feelings of the fear of losing an important person in one's life, especially the one person who provides us with security and support. In this poetic masterpiece, written by Gary Burr, dad reassures his son that it's his job to make sure everything is fine.


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Anyone who enjoys movies keeps a secret tally of any movie's strengths and weaknesses. Like an Olympic judge rating an athlete's performance, the final score determines whether a movie rates a recommendation or is forgotten as an also-ran.
As far as formula fare goes, one could do worse than the above-middlin' romantic comedy Failure To Launch starring Matthew McConaughey as a 30-something who still lives with his folks (Kathy Bates and Terry Bradshaw) until they hire a motivationalist (Sarah Jessica Parker) to help him fly the nest. Naturally and against all odds, McConaughey's and Parker's completely artificial relationship blossoms into something more. Here's how I broke it down:
First, it's funny. Not just an occasional giggle, sit-com kind of funny but infused throughout funny. TV vets Tom J. Astle and Matt Ember, who are attached to this year's Steve Carell update of Get Smart, may be green as screenwriters, this being their first project produced, but with that inexperience comes a kind of hunger. Of course, most first-timers become well-fed and lazy after a taste of success like this, but for now, proof of their talent is apparent. Each character is created with a specific purpose, as is every scene, sequence and act. It's all very textbook, but it works. Mark one in the "plus" column.
One big demerit for me was Parker. I just don't like her much anymore. Maybe it's because I recently realized that by making her super-cute Square Pegs character Patty the standard by which I rated every woman I've met over the last 20 years to the total exclusion of all others was unfair to all the Joan Cusacks and Martha Plimptons I probably would have been much happier with. Perhaps it has something to do with the empowering Sex And The City marathon my estranged wife took in before she moved out last year. Peripheral reasons both. What it comes down to is that the last movie I can even remember Parker in was L.A. Story...from 1991 (and I've seen them all in-between). A smile and a pretty face will take you only so far, and I think that she will soon find how far if she doesn't sharpen her chops and do more than just recite her lines. Mark one in the "minus" column.
The antidote for Parker is McConaughey. He's got loads natural charm, and is very good-looking, receding hairline and all. No, I don't swing that way, but he is on my List Of Guys I'd Kiss (If I Had To), which every straight guy has (my other non-threatening placeholders include Antonio Banderas and Mel Gibson before he got all Passionate). It is a little hard to believe that a guy who looks like McConaughey does is still living at home, but it is a minor handicap. Unlike Parker, there is not a movie I have seen him in that I have forgotten. Heck, I remember him from the otherwise ick-flecked Texas Chainsaw 4, and have seen Sahara more than once, though that has a lot to do with how sexy it is hearing Penélope Cruz try to get her Castilian tongue around English.
And the scene that everyone will be talking about on Monday? When Bradshaw finally appropriates his long-wanted "Naked Room", director Tom Dey tries to add a punch line to a punch line with Gratuitous Shots Of Terry Bradshaw's Not-So-Tight End, and it doesn't pay off. In fact, it's just plain mean, to Bradshaw and to us. If ever a scene called for comical Austin Powers-style editing, it is this one. The MPAA may want to consider a new content warning so that viewers have some advance notice of the retinal scarring that is to come. Give me Kathy Bates in a hot tub in About Schmidt any day.
Devilish, bright-eyed pixie Zooey Deschanel is another saving grace. She plays Parker's housemate, a lonely and sullen outsider plagued daily by a mockingbird perched outside her window. It is a great running gag, and she is given three solid scenes to run off with, though unfortunately for us, does not sing in any of them like she did when she surprised the hell out of audiences in Elf. Also well played is the running bit with her suitor, McConaughey's dorky friend played by Justin Bartha. There are times when you secretly hope that the rules of Hollywood were different, and the McConaughey/Parker story could be the side plot. You really want him to get the girl, and you want the girl to get the guy.
So the scorecard adds up as such:
Movie funny = 1
-Apathy/pain associated with Parker = -1
Like/vaguely gay feelings for McConaughey = 1
-Terry Bradshaw's end zone = -1
Zooey! Zooey! Zooey! = 1
Any score adding up to zero would earn an "Eh..." if someone asked you how it was, which you'd likely follow with "Wait for the DVD."
Any score adding up to less than zero would earn an [I don't know how to spell what a fart noise sounds like]. I'd say, "Wait for the DVD...and skip it then, too."
However, this one adds up to greater than zero, and has enough going for it to earn a modest recommendation. Of course, you wouldn't recommend it to a teenager over The Hills Have Eyes, and you wouldn't recommend it to a friend with young kids over The Shaggy Dog. Also, you wouldn't recommend it over The Libertine...wait, you would - The Libertine is skanky and quite unappealing. ("Strike that," as Willy Wonka would say, "Reverse it.") Sure, you won't see the endorsement "At least it doesn't suck," in the newspaper ads, but hey - at least it doesn't suck.
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May 3, 2016
The woman convicted of killing a Highway Patrol trooper in the East nearly 35 year ago will be released from prison next Thursday. Nineteen others convicted of violent crimes will be released as well, because of a one time law that defined life in prison as 80 years.
Trooper Tom Davis was shot dead in Williamston in 1975. Davis had stopped a car for running a red light, not knowing that the three people inside had just robbed a bank. The husband and father of two, was shot in the face.
Faye Brown was sentenced to life for her role in the crime. Now 56 years old, Brown has been out of prison during the daytime on work release, employed at a Raleigh company, according to WNCN. Her boss says Brown has turned her life around and is remorseful for the murder of the trooper. Brown will be on federal parole when she's released, because of her involvement in a bank robbery.
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A giant extrasolar planet, or exoplanet, has been discovered orbiting a distant star. But this is no "ordinary" alien planet -- it shouldn't exist. To put it bluntly, it's an affront to current planet formation theories.
HD 106906b is a gas giant exoplanet with a mass 11 times that of Jupiter. So far, this may not seem too strange; hundreds of massive explanets have been spotted in our galaxy. But this one is peculiar in that it orbits its star 650 times the distance the Earth orbits the sun. It's this 650 AU (astronomical unit) distance that is causing some serious astronomical confusion.
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"This system is especially fascinating because no model of either planet or star formation fully explains what we see," said Vanessa Bailey, fifth-year graduate student in the University of Arizona's Department of Astronomy and lead researcher of this study.
The exoplanet was discovered using the Magellan Telescopes' Adaptive Optics (MagAO) system, based in Chile. Adaptive optics are sophisticated laser systems used by ground based observatories to remove the atmospheric "wobble" when observing the night sky. This is the same effect as removing the "twinkle" from stars when viewed with the naked eye -- upper atmospheric turbulence causes the twinkle, the same effect that obscures the view for ground based observatories.
The leading planetary formation theory posits that planets grow from the agglomeration of smaller bodies, such as asteroids. Over millions of years, the planet gains mass as its gravitational field starts to pull in more and more dust, asteroids and other junk. However, this mechanism cannot be applied to HD 106906b -- at that orbital distance, this process acts slowly, making a planet of 11 Jupiter masses an impossibility.
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A second theory could be invoked: Did HD 106906b rapidly form from the rapid gravitational collapse of a knot of material in the star's protoplanetary disk? Again, this mechanism is more likely to occur very close to the host star where plentiful material can be found; at 650 AU there would be little material to trigger the collapse.
So, according to Bailey, that leaves only one explanation. But there's a problem with that one, too.
"A binary star system can be formed when two adjacent clumps of gas collapse more or less independently to form stars, and these stars are close enough to each other to exert a mutual gravitation attraction and bind them together in an orbit," said Bailey in a UA news release. "It is possible that in the case of the HD 106906 system the star and planet collapsed independently from clumps of gas, but for some reason the planet's progenitor clump was starved for material and never grew large enough to ignite and become a star."
However, binary pairs exhibit a mass ratio typically no more than 10-to-1, a ratio HD 106906b clearly violates. "In our case, the mass ratio is more than 100-to-1," she added.
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So how the heck did the 13 million years old HD 106906b form? For now we just don't know.
The nature of the HD 106906 star system may help to unravel the mystery of the errant exoplanet's nature. As it's a young system, large quantities of gas and dust are still present. These "leftovers" from planetary formation may help astronomers better understand the nature of the young world, an opportunity too good to miss. We are basically looking into an astronomical Petri dish where the actual planet-building mechanism is being laid out to see.
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Funeral services will be held Saturday for the two people gunned down in Marianna earlier this week.
The sheriff's wife, Mellie McDaniel, and DEP Mike Altman, were killed Tuesday night.
Investigators say Lionel Sands and Daniel Ray Brown shot the victims.
A memorial board at the Jackson County Sheriff's Office allows the community to leave thoughts and prayers for the families the victims.
Mellie McDaniel's funeral service will be held Saturday morning at 10 at Christian Center Church in Marianna. Her family will receive friends Friday night from six to eight at the church.
DEP Mike Altman's funeral will also be Saturday at 3 p.m. at Damascus Pentecostal Ministries Church in Freeport, Florida.
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9-10-04 - An historic building that collapsed almost two weeks ago in downtown Ardmore will be rebuilt with its original façade intact.
A wall collapsed at the building at the corner of "A" and Main Street last month – the second time it had suffered a wall collapse in two years. A structural engineer surveyed the damage and said the façade is sturdy enough to stand.
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In my mind, the Christmas season doesn't officially start until CBS shows A Charlie Brown Christmas. Who out there doesn't picture Snoopy dancing joyfully with his nose in the air whenever they hear the familiar strains of that jazzy piano music? Interestingly enough, this Christmas staple - the longest-running holiday special on TV - started out as an afterthought.
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1. The Doobie Brothers figure out What's Happening!!
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May 14, 2013
NC Sierra Club Statement on Effort to Repeal Jordan Lake Rules
- Earlier today the Senate Agriculture, Environment & Natural Resources Committee approved a PCS for S 515 that repeals rules intended to clean up Jordan Lake, a drinking water supply for more than 300,000 people in the Triangle.
Upon the committee's actions, Molly Diggins, state director of the NC Sierra Club, issued the following statement:
"This is the first time that the legislature has proposed repealing measures to clean up a troubled major drinking water source, with nothing to put in its place other than a commission of legislators to come up with a new plan."
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Vanessa Hudgens attended the 2013 amfAR Inspiration Gala Los Angeles held at Milk Studios on Thursday evening (December 12) in Los Angeles, California joining Zoe Saldana, Goldie Hawn and Alessandra Ambrosio.
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Despite this being a mid-December midriff-baring look, I find myself really liking this look.
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LEXINGTON - A second straight strong season by the Bullitt Central Lady Cougars was capped with an impressive performance Saturday at the Class AAA Kentucky State Cross-Country Championships at the Kentucky Horse Park.
Led by junior Rachel Thacker and sophomore Alyssa Shifflett, the Lady Cougars finished 19th as a team on Saturday. That effort was particularly pleasing and the maroon and gray defeated Meade County 490 to 512. The two teams had tied for second place in the regional meet a week earlier.
LEXINGTON - Bullitt County's impressive improvement in cross-country bore more sweet fruit on Saturday at the Kentucky State Cross-Country Championships at the Kentucky Horse Park.
In the Class AA Girls' race, Bullitt East, a program that had never even qualified for the state championships, finished eighth overall. Freshman Jessica Prell turned in the best finish at state ever for a Lady Charger when she crossed the line 20th.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - One Democrat survived in state races.
Linda Belcher narrowly defeated Russell Webber to return for a second term as state representative of the 49th District.
Belcher had 7,878 votes while her Republican candidate had 7,777.
In the state Senate race, Paul Hornback defeated Democrat David Eaton 13,858 to 9,146 in Bullitt County. He also carried Shelby and Spencer counties.
Next Tuesday is what democracy is all about.
You have the opportunity to make your voice heard on how you would like your local and federal government to be driven for the next few years.
There is much discussion about how many people are disenchanted with government. This is nothing new.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - The buyer should always beware.
That is the message sent out by the Bullitt County Sheriff's Department and the Better Business Bureau.
After a local couple was scammed by a roofing and paving contractor, Det. Scotty McGaha of the Bullitt County Sheriff's Department said his investigations, along with the BBB, has resulted in five scam operations.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - Growing up in New Hampshire Linny Kenney loved horses.
"My first words were "go go horse," Linny said smiling.
She got her first horse when she was a young child and she began to dream of one day riding across the United States.
Linny couldn't say when or how this lofty goal popped in her head, but it stuck with her.
Two years ago Linny told her mom and step dad that she was going to go through with it.
HEBRON ESTATES - It was a special Veterans Day observance at North Bullitt High School.
One of its own had come back to be recognized.
Lt. Col. Stacy M. Bathrick walked the graduation aisle as a member of the Class of 1989. Two months later, she would be taking the oath to join the U.S. Army.
Over the course of the last 17 years, Bathrick has had the opportunity to enjoy "an absolutely incredible" experience.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - Bullitt County Public Schools is striving to lead all other Kentucky districts in collecting used cell phones to help prevent child abuse.
Since 2007, the district has collected 537 used cell phones.
"In Bullitt County alone, 1,321 children were reported to the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services as being the victim of abuse or neglect in 2009," according to 21st Century Community Learning Center Coordinator Annette Ragg.
Let us all partake in a polygraph test to determine how many of us knew the outcome of the Nov. 2 elections.
I knew there were very few races that might even be considered a "lock". However, I didn't realize how many people were not pleased with what has happened in recent history in government.
It was definitely not a good day to be a Democrat or an incumbent.
The groundswell of discontent spread throughout the country. Few felt it would trickle down to the local level.
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9-year-old Goob would have killed for this free inhaler pouch. For some reason he thought glasses, braces, and inhalers were cool.
I can't tell you how many hours I've spent trying to discover what the heck was wrong with him.
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9-year-old Goob would have killed for this free inhaler pouch. For some reason he thought glasses, braces, and inhalers were cool.
I can't tell you how many hours I've spent trying to discover what the heck was wrong with him.
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Heh, thanks. This will actually come in handy; I have an emergency inhaler in my purse and the lid keeps falling off. xD
I have the same problem with the lid falling off – this is great!
I have the same problem too. I've tried other cases too and they are either to big or to small. Thank you.
I used to tie my inhaler to a string, so I could hang it around my neck. This is a great idea.
I've had the same problem, plus lint and other stuff from my dirty purse!
i ordered this awhile back and it never came…. :[
Thanks my son just started with having an inhaler today. great Idea for the pouch since he is ony 8. Great job goob.
It's really cool for little old ladies too. I'll be the envy of the retirement home
Great idea! I keep mine in my bookbag pocket and it drives me ape when the lid's fallen off and have to fish to find it. And then once I find it, the thing usually puts up a fuss when I need to use it. I'll love having this pouch!
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I hadn't received mine, and tried again–it won't let me, as it keeps track by email. Yes, this will be handy. the pouch I have now is too big. My daughter & sister could use one, too.
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Tuesday, 26 February 2013
The Cure - Close To Me - Extended Version
This is the original extended version of Close To Me which featured on the 12 inch single released in 1985. It's a particular favourite of mine, mainly because of those gorgeous New Orleans style jazz trumpets. The original version that features on the album The Head On The Door is without a brass section.
Released on 9th September 1985, Close To Me was the twelfth single release by The Cure, reaching #24 in the UK. A remix released in 1990 faired even better, peaking at #13. The previous single, In Between Days, was the first to be released from The Head On The Door and reached #15. No further songs were lifted from the album to be released as singles.
The album itself is at odds with Robert Smith's ghoulish looks and the blurry sleeve artwork. It's a mainly vibrant affair, full of distinctive and catchy pop tunes, although there are still dark and moody moments. In general, it doesn't suffer from the 80s production techniques that have dated so many other albums from the same era. This was the first album by the English band to feature drummer Boris Williams, who remained with the band until 1993. Bassist Simon Gallup (he left the band in 1982) rejoined the line-up and still plays with the band today.
Don't miss the video of a stunning live performance of A Forest by The Cure on this blog.
Wednesday, 6 February 2013
Survivor - Burning Heart Instrumental - Rocky IV
Today's video features the instrumental version of the classic hit by Survivor, Burning Heart. I've never actually heard this before and was never sure that there was such a version available, but as a fan of instrumental mixes, I'm delighted to have found this one on Youtube. It's a shame that only a still picture accompanies the audio, but you can't have everything, I guess!
Burning Heart reached #5 in the UK singles chart in February 1986, although it faired even better in several other countries including the U.S. where it peaked at #2. The song featured on the soundtrack to the Rocky IV movie and had a very similar feel to Eye of the Tiger - the old saying "if it ain't broke don't fix it" springs to mind - which was the soundtrack to Rocky III. 80s band Go West also featured on the album with a song entitled One Way Street.
Survivor only ever had two chart hits in the UK - Burning Heart (#5) and Eye of the Tiger (#1), but in the U.S. they had more success with a handful of hits during the 80's, these were American Heartbeat (#17 in 1982), I Can't Hold Back (#13 in 1984), High On you (#8 in 1985) and The Search is Over (#4 in 1985). Overall, the band released eight studio albums and one Live in Tokyo album.
You can watch the original Survivor video and read more about the song at my website simplyeighties.com .
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A story about a thirteen year old boy who just wants his life to make sense and break free the bonds of his Christian town and strict mother.
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Chapter 1: Uncle Rich's Funeral.
Today was my birthday. It was also the day of my Uncle Rich's funeral. I hardly knew him. My birthday did not really matter. Despite turning thirteen only happened once and having the pleasure of not wearing a tacky and itchy new suit. My Aunt Gladys had picked it. The moment she saw me within the suit she had tears in her eyes and said I was the splitting image of Uncle Rich. Apparently, it was the same kind of orange plaited suit Uncle Rich used to wear. The moment my Aunt had said that I resembled Uncle Rich in the suit, I had an image of Uncle Rich wearing the same kind of suit in his coffin. I shuddered at the thought, not wanting to resemble a dead person, relative or not.
My mum practically had to drag me on the way to the car to attend the funeral at the town church. I put up a great struggle but eventually gave up. On the way, I kept fiddling with my orange bow tie. The high collar kept on threatening to strangle me and I kept on scratching, which only made the itchiness worse.
"Don't fiddle with it, Henry," stated my mother in a disapproving manner as she kept on driving.
Huffing slightly, I crossed my arms in a disgruntled manner and glanced out the window.
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Singing, dancing, A-list Hollywood stars — these are a few of our favorite things. And it's something NBC seems more than happy to provide. The network's plan to bring Rodgers and Hammerstein's classic musical 'The Sound of Music' to the small-screen for a live TV adaptation is still fully underway. And now there's even a trailer to prove it.
Starring country singer Carrie Underwood as Maria and 'True Blood' star Stephen Moyer as Capt. Georg Von Trapp, the teaser clip showcases a rather impressive ensemble cast in action and allows Underwood to show off those phenomenal pipes of hers. Plus, there's dancing!
Since the program is, again, going to be completely live, there's obviously no footage from the final product (you'll have to tune in to see that). However, these brief glimpses of rehearsal footage prove that this project is being taken very seriously.
"It feels so good and we're doing it live in front of the entire universe," Underwood dishes in the trailer. "The talent is off the charts. These people are amazing." Of course, the talent she's referring to includes three Broadway vets: 'Smash' star Christian Borle (as Max Detweiler), 'Private Practice's Audra McDonald (as Mother Abbess), and Laura Benanti (as the Captain's former fiancée Elsa Schrader). Benanti also played Maria on Broadway back in 1998. Sadly, a Julie Andrews cameo is nowhere to be found.
'The Sound of Music, Live!' is scheduled to air on Thursday, Dec. 5. And while there's still a lot of skepticism surrounding the production (it is, after all, a time-honored classic, so the bar is set pretty high), we'd say it's definitely looks worth watching. But don't just take our word for it.
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Students graduating from the Nutrition and Food Service Program left behind a lasting legacy on campus north of the art gallery log cabin building. One of their final activities of the school term was to plant trees May 5 as a remembrance of their time learning at UTTC. From left Michaellynn R. Nanto (Crow Agency), Michael L. Cadotte (Standing Rock), Dawn M. Lambert (Turtle Mountain), Lynette Ellen Good Bird (Three Affiliated) and Eric Allen Flood (Yankton). Fredrick Medicine Stone (Three Affiliated), not pictured, planted his tree later. UTN photo Dennis J. Neumann
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