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Blue Ridge Community Theater
Blue Ridge, GA 30513
Blue Ridge Community Theater hosts over 100 performances a year. The new box office hours are Tuesdays - Fridays from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Seven Main Stage productions run Thursdays - Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Sundays at 2 p.m. for three weeks. We also feature Sunny D Children's Theater shows (youth actors); a two-week children's production camp with full productions; and eight Live Music is Better Concerts of singer/songwriters from all over the the Eastern United States.
BRCT's mission is to enrich the cultural life of residents and visitors through performances, productions, and education in all aspects of contemporary and classical theater.
We are open after 5pm on show days.
Info & Amenities
Hours of Operation
Tuesday: 1:00PM - 5:00PM
Wednesday: 1:00PM - 5:00PM
Thursday: 1:00PM - 5:00PM
Friday: 1:00PM - 5:00PM
Admission & Fees
Discounted Season Passes (multiple available) Call or visit website for pricing
Live Music IS Better Concerts Tickets & Passes Call or visit website for pricing
Main Stage Adult (tax & ticket fee included) $20.00
Main Stage Student (tax & ticket fee included) $11.00
Senior (tax & ticket fee included) $18.00
Sunny D Children's Theater productions Call or visit website for pricing
Group Discount
Facility Amenities
Concessions, Free Parking, Live Music, Parking on Site
General Information
Family-friendly, Handicapped Accessible (Limited) , Open Year 'Round
Group Amenities
Payment Options
American Express, Discover, Mastercard, Visa
Suitable for Ages
All Ages


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Love and Hip Hop Atlanta
Benzino Makes Romantic Gesture to Althea Heart With Massive Tattoo (VIDEO)
Nothing says love like a giant, permanent tattoo of the one your heart sings for across your body — if you're Love & Hip Hop Atlanta star Benzino, that is.
It's no secret that Zino is a lover of ink (um, have you seen his body?). In this unseen footage from Season 3, Episode 13: "Life Happens," the rapper take the plunge and gets a full-length portrait of his fianceé, Althea Heart, tatted on the side of his body.
In the clip, Benzino walks into a tattoo parlour, with a color photo of a scantily-clad Althea that he would like reproduced on his body. The tattoo artist warns Zino that it will probably hurt a lot — especially since he wants the tattoo done on the side of his body that was injured during the shooting at his mother's funeral. However, Zino shrugs it off.
"That s—t's gonna be pain like hell, but if there's no pain for somebody you love, then what is pain?" Benzino tells the tattoo artist. You're cutting us deep with the wisdom there, Zino Grigio.
Benzino tells the artist that he wants Althea's whole body tattooed on his body, because it's going to be a very special present for his lady.
"The unveiling — that's going to be special," Zino starts, saying "it's going to be at her birthday party." Next we watch as Zino lays on his side for several hours (obviously cut down due to the magic of editing), enduring every jab the needle gives him to create his precious work of body art.
We already saw the finished work when Benzino unveiled his tattoo this past April. Boy, Zino must really love Althea; this is his second tat in dedication to his Thi Thi.
Would you get a tattoo of a love one on your body? Tell us what you think of Benzino's decision in the comments below
Source: VH1

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Social Warfare
Google and Facebook battle for your friends.
Also in Slate, Farhad Manjoo says there are no longer any reasons to be a Facebook holdout.
Every so often I am reminded how primitive the Web really is. This usually happens after chatting with someone who works for Google. Recently, I interviewed David Glazer, who thinks about "being social" for the big G. He pointed out the caveman quality of socializing online in 2009. We have friends on Facebook, shared items on Google Reader, blogs on Tumblr, bookmarks on Delicious, and a login at the New York Times, with each of these sites requiring different passwords and user names. Barbaric. And while there are smart companies such as FriendFeed and Plaxo that unite these activities in one place, we are far from what Google describes as the Holy Grail: "Any app, any site, any friend."
Glazer offers this mental exercise to understand how an online social nirvana might benefit you: Think of an activity you do on the Web in a solitary way, and then imagine how that activity would be better if the site knew about the other people that you care about. I read the New York Times every day. In Glazer's model, the Times would show me what articles my friends have read or give me a list of articles where they've left comments. That's kind of a cool idea, and one that the Times is trying to pull off with its Times People feature. Glazer believes that everything on the Web is better if it's social. Checking out a stock? It would be nice to read chatter from other potential investors. Baking a cake? Look at advice from those who have already tried the recipe. Tempted by a new restaurant? See if your foodie friends have eaten there already. The reason we don't do these things now is that the "barriers to social are too high." It's still too annoying to fill out all of those registration forms, and there's no universal way to manage your online identity and networks of friends. Google and its partners want to collapse the barriers to social and give each and every one of us an entourage.
There's just one hiccup in this plan: Facebook, the place where many of us already have our entourage. The pre-eminent social network announced that it has 150 million active users worldwide. My Facebook story may be like yours: I joined on a whim, filling out a rudimentary profile on a lazy afternoon. Facebook took that information and, like a hostess powered by four vodka tonics, kept sending friends my way. (The site is a relentless shoulder-tapper.) Without trying too hard, I had 50 friends, and I soon got interested in managing that network, tagging people by school, workplace, hometown, and family. Facebook was nudging me to do something I would never normally do: map out the networks that link my world together.
In an almost sneaky way, Facebook had become very valuable to me. It's my address book, only supercharged and more nuanced. Yet, as many Web commenters have pointed out, all of the work I've done on my "social graph" is held hostage on Facebook. I can't download it to my computer and take it with me. To offer one prominent example: When blogger Robert Scoble tried to scrape his Facebook data, Facebook closed his account. Mark Zuckerberg and the people who run Facebook, no dummies, fiercely protect the social graph that they have created with our help. They do this for the admirable reason of safeguarding our privacy and the practical reason that the network has enormous potential value. The entire business story of Facebook can be seen as an attempt to leverage this information in a way that doesn't feel like a home invasion.
This is where Google and David Glazer come back in, and why 2009 might see some serious social warfare between Google and Facebook. Last May, the latter announced a service called Facebook Connect, a set of tools that made it easier for Web developers to let people log in to sites with their Facebook ID and share things on their Facebook news feed. (A good place to try this out is the video site Vimeo.) Three days later, Google announced Friend Connect, a set of tools that made it easier for Web developers to do the same sorts of things, except outside the realm of Facebook. A site such as Qloud lets you join and comment with a Gmail or Yahoo account. So far, so good. But Facebook blocked Friend Connect from accessing its data, and now we have two rival social networks.


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Austin Mahone and Timeflies gave a killer performance at MTV's Artist To Watch Showcase.
We anticipated having multiple heart attacks when Austin Mahone and Timeflies took the stage Monday night at NYC's Highline Ballroom, but there was no way to know just how intense our next two-and-a-half hours would turn out. Coming off the heels of MTV's last Artist To Watch showcase with Jessie Ware, Zedd, twenty | one | pilots, and Robert DeLong, MTV's latest showcase featured its own MTV Artist To Watch Austin Mahone and producer-vocalist pop duo Timeflies, who played to a sold-out audience of die-hard fans. And just in case you happened NOT to be at last night's show (if so, there's the door), you're in luck! We've got an entire visual recap of Austin and Timeflies' performances right here. Check out the photos below!
Check out photos of Austin Mahone and Timeflies performing at NYC's Highline Ballroom after the jump.
Playing to a sold-out audience of manic Mahomies, Austin looked right at home on stage as he grooved alongside a crew of talented backup dancers. "What's up, New York?" Austin asked, setting the audience off once again with a fresh set of screams. Opening his set with "Say Somethin," Austin dance, walked, and sometimes dance-walked around the stage, grabbing ladies' hands and sometimes pausing to ask, "Where's my special girl? Are you my special girl?" (cue another round of shrieks). Sauntering across the stage, Austin burned through tons of other hits like "Say You're Just A Friend" (props for rapping Flo Rida's part, dude), "Shawty, Shawty" and "11:11." While Austin is a gifted live performer and dancer (he's the next Justin Bieber, y'all), the set's finest moments had to be when he swapped his dancers and DJ for an acoustic guitar, asking, "You guys mind if I do something special?" (Obviously no one minded.) Recalling his YouTube roots, Austin serenaded the audience with two stunning covers, including Edwin McCain's "I'll Be" (OMG THE "DAWSON'S CREEK" FLASHBACKS) and Mario's "Let Me Love You." In sum? AU-MAZING. And not bad timing, considering the video for Austin's "Heart In My Hand (Live On The Beach)" just dropped today.
Next up, Timeflies' Rob Resnick and Cal hopped on stage, but not before prepping the audience with a Top 40 mashup of hits like will.i.am and Britney Spears' "Scream & Shout," Adele's "Skyfall," Rihanna's "Diamonds," Bruno Mars' "Locked Out Of Heaven," Owl City and Carly Rae Jepsen's "Good Time," Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'," among others. Finally, the duo took the stage in a flurry of hip-hop, pop, electro, and dubstep beats, with Rob on laptop duty and Cal taking lead vocals. "Got any Jersey out there?" they asked the audience, before moving up and down the tristate area. "How about Long Island? Boston? New York City???" Churning out hits like "Ex Games," "Swoon," and "Turn It Up," and introducing a new track, "I Choose U," Timeflies laced their songs around pop radio favorites, often pausing to belt out a few lines of Taylor Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble." and The Wanted's "Glad You Came." Rob also managed to fit in an MTV-themed freestye, which touched on everything from "Jersey Shore" to "Buckwild" (even Buzzworthy got a shout-out! HOLLER!).
Check out more photos of Austin Mahone and Timeflies below!
Photo credit: Colin Douglas Gray & Jennine Cusimano


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MICDS Presents Rev. Earl Holt Lecture on The Forgotten Legacy of the Eliots of St. Louis
Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day School (MICDS), together with the Missouri History Museum, will present the Eliot Lecture featuring Rev. Earl K. Holt III on Thursday, March 11, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the History Museum's MacDermott Grand Hall. The event is free and the public is invited to attend.
Rev. Holt, co-founder of the T.S. Eliot Society and author of William Greenleaf Eliot: Conservative Radical, will discuss the legacy of the Eliot family in St. Louis. William Greenleaf Eliot, founder and chancellor of Washington University in St. Louis in the 19th century, was also the founder of Mary Institute in 1859 (the school was named for his daughter Mary Rhodes Eliot). The lecture is being held as part of the School's Sesquicentennial celebration.
Rev. Holt is Minister Emeritus of the First Unitarian Church of St. Louis, originally founded in 1835 as the Church of the Messiah under the ministry of William Greenleaf Eliot. He served as Minister of the church from 1974 to 2001, when he accepted a call to historic King's Chapel in Boston, the oldest Anglican Church in New England that became the first Unitarian Church in America.
In 1985, in conjunction with the 150th anniversary of the St. Louis church, Holt published a book of biographical essays entitled William Greenleaf Eliot: Conservative Radical. He was also among the early founders of the international T.S. Eliot Society in the 1980s and read excepts from his poetry at ceremonies marking the issuance of the T. S. Eliot postage stamp in 1988. He has published and lectured widely on the poet and other notables from the Eliot family, which he has called "the First Family of American Unitarianism."
Rev. Holt is a graduate of Brown University and the Starr King School for the Ministry, a seminary within the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California. He retired from King's Chapel in 2009.
For more information about the Eliot Lecture, contact the MICDS Alumni & Development Office at 314.995.7312.
Founded in 1859, MICDS is a nonprofit, independent, preparatory school for students in grades junior kindergarten through twelve, offering non-sectarian education to qualified students regardless of national origin, race or religion. MICDS is today regarded as one of the nation's leaders in independent education.
Contact: Dave Nowak, Director of Communications & Marketing, MICDS, 314.995.7373
Posted on Wednesday, March 03, 2010 02:17 PM | Tags: Education , Lectures and Talks , Non-Profits , Schools


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Health effects of acrylonitrile
Acrylonitrile is a colorless, liquid, human-made chemical with a sharp, onion or garlic-like odor. Acrylonitrile is used mostly to make plastics, acrylic fibers, and synthetic rubber. Since acrylonitrile evaporates quickly, it is most likely to be found in the air around chemical plants where it is made. Acrylonitrile breaks down quickly in the air. It has been found in small amounts in the water and soil near manufacturing plants and hazardous waste sites. In water, acrylonitrile usually breaks down in about 1 to 2 weeks, although this can vary depending on conditions. For example, high concentrations of acrylonitrile (such as might occur after a spill) tend to be broken down more slowly. In one case, measurable amounts of acrylonitrile were found in nearby wells 1 year after a spill.
Exposure to acrylonitrile
Unless you live near a factory where acrylonitrile is made or near a hazardous waste site that contains acrylonitrile, you are unlikely to be exposed to acrylonitrile in the air you breathe or the water you drink. Concentrations of acrylonitrile in average air samples are too low to be measured, and most water samples also have no measurable acrylonitrile. Measurable amounts of acrylonitrile are found primarily near factories and hazardous waste sites. Concentrations in the air near a factory producing or using acrylonitrile average less than 1 part per billion (ppb). Extremely small amounts of acrylonitrile may be found in water near some factories that make or use it, but acrylonitrile rapidly breaks down and disappears from water. Plastic food containers that are made from acrylonitrile are regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) such that only 0.17 parts per billion (ppb) can enter food; therefore, acrylonitrile intake from food packaging would be extremely low. Because acrylonitrile has been found in water and soil in some hazardous waste sites that contain this chemical, residents living very close to waste sites might possibly be exposed to acrylonitrile by breathing the air or drinking contaminated groundwater.
Pathways of acrylonitrile in the body
Acrylonitrile can enter your body if you breathe its vapors or eat or drink acrylonitrile-contaminated food or water. Acrylonitrile can pass through your skin, but how much gets through is not known. Inside the body, acrylonitrile is broken down into other chemicals, including cyanide. Most of these breakdown products are removed from the body in the urine. Overall, most acrylonitrile is removed from the body within 24 hours, but approximately 25% of what is taken in becomes attached to materials inside cells of the body.
Health effects of acrylonitrile
The effects of acrylonitrile on your health depend on how much you take into your body and whether you are exposed for a short or long period of time. If the levels of acrylonitrile are high enough, or if the exposure is for a long enough period of time, acrylonitrile can cause death. Small children are more likely to be affected than adults. In several cases, children died following exposures that adults found only mildly irritating. It should be noted that specific levels of acrylonitrile causing death were not reported.
Exposure to large amounts of acrylonitrile for a short period of time, as might occur in the case of an industrial accident, results mainly in effects on the nervous system. Symptoms can include headache and nausea. At higher concentrations of acrylonitrile there may be temporary damage to red blood cells and the liver. These symptoms disappear when the exposure is stopped.
Direct contact of your skin with acrylonitrile will damage the skin so that it may blister and peel. Exposure of the skin to high concentrations of acrylonitrile in the air may irritate the skin and cause it to turn red. The redness may last for several days.
You should know that one way to learn whether a chemical will harm people is to determine how the body absorbs, uses, and releases the chemical. For some chemicals, animal testing may be necessary. Animal testing may also help identify such health effects as cancer or birth defects. Without laboratory animals, scientists would lose a basic method for getting information needed to make wise decisions that protect public health. Scientists have the responsibility to treat research animals with care and compassion. Scientists must comply with strict animal care guidelines because laws today protect the welfare of research animals.
Additionally, there are vigorous national and international efforts to develop alternatives to animal testing. The efforts focus on both in vitro and in silico approaches and methods. For example, the National Toxicology Program (NTP) at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) created the NTP Interagency Center for the Evaluation of Alternative Toxicological Methods (NICEATM) in 1998. The role of NICEATM is to serve the needs of high quality, credible science by facilitating development and validation—and regulatory and public acceptance—of innovative, revised test methods that reduce, refine, and replace the use of animals in testing while strengthening protection of human health, animal health and welfare, and the environment. In Europe, similar efforts at developing alternatives to animal-based testing are taking place under the aegis of the European Centre for the Validation of Alternative Methods (ECVAM).
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has determined that acrylonitrile may reasonably be anticipated to be a carcinogen. Long-term exposure to acrylonitrile in air or water may increase your chances of getting cancer. Humans who are repeatedly exposed to acrylonitrile in the workplace for many years may have a higher-than-average chance of developing lung cancer, although this is not clearly established. In animals, exposure to acrylonitrile in the air or in drinking water has been found to increase the number of tumors occurring in the brain, salivary glands, and intestines.
Birth defects have been seen in animals exposed to high concentrations of acrylonitrile in the air or drinking water. Reproductive effects have been seen in animals given acrylonitrile in drinking water for three generations. However, no birth defects or effects on reproduction have been reported in humans.
Exposure levels
In humans, breathing acrylonitrile at a concentration of 16 parts of acrylonitrile per million parts of air (ppm) causes headaches, nausea, and disorientation. This concentration is close to that at which acrylonitrile can be smelled in air (about 21 ppm). Breathing acrylonitrile in air for long periods of time and at high concentrations can cause death. The actual concentrations of acrylonitrile and breathing times which cause death have not been measured. There is no information on human health effects from eating or drinking acrylonitrile. Acrylonitrile can be smelled at a concentration of 19 ppm when dissolved in water.
In animals, drinking water that contains 142 ppm of acrylonitrile has caused nervous system disorders leading to death. Birth defects and effects on reproduction have occurred in animals that breathed acrylonitrile in air at levels of 80 ppm or drank it in water at 180 ppm.
Medical tests for exposure to acrylonitrile
There is a test that can detect acrylonitrile in blood. In addition, the major breakdown products of acrylonitrile by the body (termed metabolites) can be measured in urine. Some breakdown products that can be measured are specific to acrylonitrile. However, one breakdown product of the body (cyanide) that is commonly measured is not specific to acrylonitrile exposure, and the results can be affected by cigarette smoking. Because special equipment is needed, these tests cannot be performed routinely in your doctor's office. There is not enough information at present to use the results of such tests to predict the nature or severity of any health effects that may result from exposure to acrylonitrile.
Further Reading
- The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
- Interagency Coordinating Committee on the Validation of Alternative Methods
- European Centre for the Validation of Alternative Methods
- Institute for Laboratory Animal Research
Disclaimer: This article is taken wholly from, or contains information that was originally published by, the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry. Topic editors and authors for the Encyclopedia of Earth may have edited its content or added new information. The use of information from the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry should not be construed as support for or endorsement by that organization for any new information added by EoE personnel, or for any editing of the original content.


text: A 9-year-old Auburn boy sent to the hospital after being hit by a car Tuesday is home recovering. Around 4 p.m. Tuesday the Auburn Police Department and Auburn Fire Department responded to an accident in which a woman in a minivan hit a boy who was riding his bicycle across the crosswalk perpendicular to the Wells Fargo Bank parking lot on Lincoln Way. The boy was transferred to Sutter Roseville Medical Center. According to Officer Chris Forman, of the Auburn Police Department, the boy was released late Tuesday night and returned home. The boy was wearing a helmet and safety gear at the time of the collision. "My understanding is the doctors and all the medical staff that provided treatment concurred the helmet saved him from major injuries," Forman said. ~Bridget Jones


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Howdy all.
This map was my entry to the February/March 2014 Lite Challenge, map a fairytale. It depicts a fictional land where many of the folkstories we are familiar with take place, all engineered by one clever little puss in boots to escape punishment. The title of the map comes from 'The Song of Wandering Aengus' by WB Yeats.
The map is entirely hand drawn on A3 paper, and coloured in photoshop. Text uses Chapbook, Chapbook Italic, and Telegdi fonts. The old paper texture comes from CGTextures.com. The WIP thread is here.
I am posting it as a finish map, but I don't know if it qualifies as finished yet. If I get any comments for ways to improve it, then I'd be happy to act on those suggestions.
Thank you for your comments and questions.


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Barbecued Polish Sausage or Kielbasa Recipe
- 2lbsPolish sausage or kielbasa, cut into 2 to 3 inch pieces
- 2cupscatsup
- 1 1/2cups packedbrown sugar
- 1/2cup choppedonions
- 1/2teaspoonliquid smoke
- 1/2teaspoongarlic powder
- In a medium saucepan, put catsup, brown sugar, onion, liquid smoke& garlic powder.
- cook for 5 minutes.
- put sausage in a casserole dish, sprayed with cooking spray.
- pour sauce over meat.
- bake at 350 degrees, for 30-40 minutes, or until sausage is completely heated through& barbecue sauce, thickens up.
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Lincoln Center Out of Doors Presents Family Day
Saturday, July 27, 2013
5:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
Please note: This event has already taken place. Please use the Search options on the right to find upcoming events.
Enjoy family friendly performances throughout the day on Family Day. Dan Zanes & Friends pay tribute to Lead Belly and OzoKidz brings a blend of samba, Jamaican dancehall, salsa and hip-hop sounds made with kids in mind.
Bandshell in Damrosch Park
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Jewish Channel
Parsha Chayei Sarah: Genesis 23:1 – 25:18
Back to the parsha. So Abraham buries his beloved Sarah and in his 'old' age, decided that Isaac needs a wife. He calls his servant, Eliezer, to him and has him undertake a mission to find Isaac a wife. There are a few troubling or interesting ideas here. First, Abe has his servant put his hand on his thigh. Why? Well, pre-Sinai, pre-Torah and our sanctification as a people, objects didn't hold any holiness after use. The only thing that held holiness was the one mitzvah that G-d commanded Abraham to do: circumcision. So yes, while the Torah is trying to be polite here, our sages tell us that the servant swore on . . . you guessed it, his penis. Here's another question, why can't Isaac find his own wife? Well, here we have a logistical issue. Isaac has to marry someone from his father's hometown, a relative. However, they don't live in Canaan. Isaac can't leave Canaan because he has just been used as a sacrifice to G-d; even though it was not complete he is still considered as such. Anything that is offered up as a sacrifice to G-d cannot leave the land. So he's stuck. The girl must come to him. In fact, take a look . . . Isaac is the only patriarch that never leaves the borders of what will become Israel.
So our servant takes ten camels laden with treasures to Abraham's hometown. He lands in the city of Nahor in Aram Naharaim. He finds a watering hole and gets the camels to lie down. So now he has to think of a plan. He says to G-d, "Look, here is what I will do. The first girl who is kind enough to offer me water and water for all ten of my camels will be the one." Why such a condition? Well, Abraham is known for his chesed, loving-kindness. His son is known for his gevurah, severity. Isaac's wife had to have a measure of kindness to help balance out the family. Chesed (loving-kindness) plus gevurah (severity) all in the right measure make tiferet (balance, beauty). Just as he finishes this idea in his head, little Rivka comes out and offers him some water. She was a beauty, however, several rabbis have calculated that she was only three at this time! She gives the servant water and then offers to water the camels for him. Let's just get this straight for a minute. Do we realize how much a camel can drink? Between 30-50 gallons! Yeah, our little Rivka had her work cut out for her.
Our servant knows that this girl is Abraham's kin, so he pulls out some jewelry and puts it on her and asks if he can stay at her house. Her brother, Laban (remember that name for later), sees her and takes them back to the house. The family is anxious to feed this man and hear what is going on. Our faithful servant tells Rivka's family what the deal is, recounting the story at the well for them. The family chats with the servant for a bit and they all agree that Rivka is to go.
Rivka heads back to Israel/Canaan with the servant. They get close to the homestead and Rivka sees Isaac for the first time. There is some debate on her age at this point but suffice to say she is a teenager. Did I mention that he is in his 40s now? Regardless, this is the first case of love at first sight. Rivka literally nearly falls off her camel when she sees him! Isaac brings her to his mother's tent, which will now be hers. He marries her, sleeps with her, loves her, and is comforted in the loss of his mother. Why is he now comforted? Rashi tells us there were three miracles that surrounded Sarah and her tent, all of which reappear with Rivka. Isaac knows she is the right one for him.
As the daughter, niece, granddaughter, and great-granddaughter of rabbis, Talia Davis has been immersed in Jewish culture and communities throughout her life. She has lived in Israel and served as the Religious and Cultural Vice President of the Southeast Region of North American Federation of Temple Youth. Presently she enjoys attending synagogue at a variety of shuls that range from Chabad Orthodox to her father's post-denominational, Rocky Mountain Hai.


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Access Atlanta > Entertainment > Radio Talk > Archives > 2006 > October > 19 > Entry
10/19: Viva morning hosts sue Regular Guys
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Here's the Viva morning show (Juan is on the left)
Juan Tapia (Yogi) and Jose Carias (Panda), the morning show for Viva 105.7, filed a lawsuit in Fulton Superior Court this week against Clear Channel Broadcasting and the Regular Guys, Larry Wachs and Eric Von Haessler. The lawsuit is currently in transit between the north annex and downtown and I was not able to procure a copy but I'll post info about it as soon as I get it. But clearly, this is why the Regular Guys were suspended Tuesday.
If anything, this confirms that this was not an FCC matter but truly an "internal" matter between sister radio station personalities.
The Regular Guys recently did a bit in which Larry taped Yogi & Panda in the bathroom and aired it but I'm not sure if that was the primary reason for the lawsuit.
Yogi and Panda's attorney Christopher Taylor told me Thursday night that he agreed with Clear Channel not to release a press release and statement until Friday afternoon. But he promised to email me a scan of the lawsuit Friday morning.
Commenting is now closed for this entry.
By close the borders
October 19, 2006 4:47 PM | Link to this
Do these "invaders" have their green cards?
By Payroll lady
October 19, 2006 4:55 PM | Link to this
As someone who is CONNECTED at ClearChannel… YESSSS… all employees are checked out thoroughly. As a matter of fact, out of the 4 people in that horrible picture of the morning show crew, 3 are U.S. BORN American citizens and one of them is a PERMANENT LEGITIMATE Resident Alien. So.. before everyone goes on their schpiel regarding illegal aliens… sorry, but not THESE guys. Too bad.
By deport
October 19, 2006 4:59 PM | Link to this
Go to mexico and broadcast !!!
By Derrick
October 19, 2006 4:59 PM | Link to this
Ummm in case anyone hasn't taken this into account… recording and subsequently airing a private conversation without the person's consent ot knowledge is a FELONY. heehee.. stupid regular guys.. these beaners aren't as dumb as Larry thought. Bye Bye RG's
By Herman
October 19, 2006 5:02 PM | Link to this
What a couple of assclowns! Come on, you can't take a friendly joke from your radio comrades? What the hell is wrong with these two ingrates? They come here to America and enjoy success on the radio and now they're acting like some money grubbing ambulance chasers! Sounds like a get rich quick scheme. The RG's have a huge fan base here and if they get fired because of these beaners, the sh*t's gonna hit the fan amigos.
By Randy
October 19, 2006 5:02 PM | Link to this
Wow….suing your employer. That will get you a bit raise at contract time….
By jerry del core
October 19, 2006 5:07 PM | Link to this
I've been asked to give testimony in this matter, but I told them I was too busy bad mouthing Clear Channel and sharing their trade secrets with every radio station in town in a desparate effort to avoid employment in the fast food industry.
By dale
October 19, 2006 5:12 PM | Link to this
This is all Clear Channel needs, right on top of the class action lawsuit about to be filed regarding the Bloomquist email.
By Payroll lady
October 19, 2006 5:14 PM | Link to this
I've seen hispanic folks come and go here at CChannel and within 4 days, if their SS# analysis doesn't match, they're out. Sales people, programming, promotions part-timers.. you name it, I've seen 'em come and go. And I'll say this much. Viva is the ONLY CC Atlanta station doing well. Their morning show is 2nd only to V103's Frank Ski. Hmmm, we need more MEXICANS like that. Bringing in the CASH. The Regular Guys are biting the hand that feeds them. They forgot the saying that goes.."Don't SH*T where you EAT."
By wallace
October 19, 2006 5:15 PM | Link to this
All this going on at Clear Channel and WGST's Dummy Shaffer insists that"Gravitas" means Thanks in"mexican"!
By Derrick
October 19, 2006 5:24 PM | Link to this
Herman.. are you retarded or what? This was a matter of covertly recording someone's conversation and airing it. Sure, TRG's audience is no more than — um, let's say about 937 people. But still, chrome-dome Larry should have known better. What an idiot. Seriously, had he done this to a black or white co-worker, same thing would have gone down. And if the viva guys are suing CC it's probably because Larry and Eric have been negligent in the past. Remember? The porn stunt, etc… and much more internal stuff we probably don't know about. Besides, I was born and raised in Atlanta and they still suck. Always have… and you guys thought SS Shirley/Steve was ignorant. ha!
By Yogi
October 19, 2006 5:24 PM | Link to this
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Loyality aside, what the Regular Guys did was outrageous. It's almost as bad as sending out a company-wide email where all blacks are portrayed as weapon packing drug dealers…oh wait I just got through doing that.
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Catholic Leaders Rebuke Paul Ryan's Faith Justification of His Budget
Paul Ryan's distortion of Catholic teaching in defense of his un-Christian budget this week didn't just make waves in the media, it touched a nerve in prominent Catholics whose faith leads them to a much different conclusion about his policies.
In response, nearly 60 prominent theologians, priests, nuns and national Catholic social justice leaders released a statement today calling on Ryan to "reconsider his radical budget proposal and refrain from distorting Church teaching."
The letter specifically references the ways Ryan's budget clearly breaks with the principles and tests outlined by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops themselves:
In a letter to the House of Representatives last month, Catholic bishops wrote that "a just framework for future budgets cannot rely on disproportionate cuts in essential services to poor persons; it requires shared sacrifice by all, including raising adequate revenues, eliminating unnecessary military and other spending, and addressing the long-term costs of health insurance and retirement programs fairly." Bishops also called for repealing "cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program" and asked Congress to consider the "human and moral dimensions" of budget choices. Rep. Ryan has ignored this vision. Instead, he proposes to dismantle Medicare as we know it, slash food assistance for struggling families and turn Medicaid into inadequate state block grants at a time when most states are struggling to pay their bills. The dramatic growth in military spending is untouched. Addressing our national debt is essential, but balancing budgets on the backs of the poor and working families is flawed public policy and morally bankrupt.
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How Ryan has the gall to call himself a Catholic is the height of hypocracy.
He is an acknowledged follower of atheist Ayn Rand 's philosophy and he souind more like her all the time. Rand felt the upper classes had to keep the working stiffs under ther control and bondage.
Sounds like Ryan
He is one who has thrown his lot in with Dominionists. He has elevated the rich to the status of the Elect, and he has disdained all social gospel tenets to keep this alliance with rich fundamentalists over loyalty to his own faith. He has put money and power before any other principle then justifies it with a phony theology made up precisely to give cover to predatory capitalists.
And he does not care unless constituents and the general public MAKE him care. He cannot be shamed by the Bishops because he is Catholic in name only and has been assured if he is born again, he never needs to repent of anything because he IS part of the Elect. He's not Catholic anymore. He thinks he's God's chosen.
I'd love to see the names of the Bishops, nuns, and "Social Justice" leaders who signed the letter.. I suspect the same people who dissent from the Church on many issues. Paul Ryan is a voice of sanity in a city that has gone berserk. We cannot continue on the path we are on. WE DON'T HAVE ANY MONEY!! We are borrowing from China forty cents on every dollar we spend.
I know the religious are not expected to be financial wizards but for God's sake (literally) please have some common sense, Paul Ryan is a man of courage and faith. He is trying to save our country from going over the cliff, Pray for him that he will get some cooperation from Congress instead of questioning his sincerity. In a welfare state we all go down the tubes.
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It sounds like the most prepared coach won in 2A again. 2A north certainly has better teams than 2A south. When will San Juan ever have competition in their region?
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It's pretty easy to be tough in 2A when you have over 600 students in your school.
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If it was that simple, Richfield and Moab would be more competitive.
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The North is getting pretty interresting with Manti dominating SS, who dominated
Millard, who dominated Emery, who was leading, but eventually lost to Manti by
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Manti still #1 in my book. We'll have to see what the DNews says.
EJB, sorry you don't get any competition in the South, but at least your JV gets alot of experience.
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Rankings mean nothing! The only thing that counts is who is leading at the end of the Championship Game!
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I looked it up in two different places and came up with 485 enrolled in GCHS from one place and 486 from the other. San Juan was 409. So to compare Moab with Richfield, Manti, or any other 2A school with 600 kids is ridiculous. San Juan has a great football program, always has, probably will as long as the coaching doesn't change. Moab has a young team, and we'll be happy to have a winning season. I see San Juan vs Manti in the finals, if Millard doesn't spoil the party again!
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I don't see Millard spoiling the party this year. Although I was quite suprised they beat a much larger (physically & numbers) Emery team. Hopefully the 3A schools playing in 2A including Manti, Emery, & Richfield will get moved back to 3A when the six classifications for football starts in fall 2013. But I will give props to Manti's coaching staff, they outcoached Millard's staff last year in the State game bigtime. Although it is not hard to prepare for Millard's offense they only run about 10 different play's and never change formations. It is time to get a new offense, the inverted bone only works if you have an outstanding QB that can actually run the option.
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I think all of us in Kamas was expecting a better game. We were most defiantly out coached. But we shouldn't be surprised by the outcome, this happens every year. If we are not winning by 20 points then our coach doesn't know what to do. We have no one on the staff that knows how to motivate the kids when their down. The half time looker room was quite. No adjustments were made. It was clear to me that we didn't do our homework on Manti. Don't get me wrong it would have been difficult to beat them if we had some coaching. Manti has a great program and the whole 3A thing is no excuse. They clearly knew to avoid playing head to head with #5 Hayden Packard and #2 Porter Santos. But just like the semi final last year, the defensive coaching was good but our offence couldn't capitalize. Manti knew who could cover their receivers and who would have a problem. 2+2=4, watch the film coach it's not rocket science. It's obvious Manti did. Thanks to KSL being there sorry for the blowout.
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My mil is crazy or am I ?
She is a good person, but she demands time with my baby.We live a couple of blooks away but she thinks we should go all the time, and she wants to be with the baby by herself.She keeps insisting giving my 3 months old water, when I told her is not needed it.She wants to go out to restaurants all the time and I tell her that all the viruses and people smoking and all is not safe for the baby.She wants me to take my baby to great granmas house when she has a cough that she says is not contagius, but who can tell me for sure.And the worse is the baby is crying because she is hungry or wet and she ignores it because she does not want to give the baby...Im crazy??or to possesive?
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Respond to the post not the people answering the post smh. You two are crazy lol I agree with the author who is now sunnydale999posted 11/01/2012 by tashstar
boy0213....im posting for star answers? i could care less! am i going to win a damn million $ for having lots of answers? No. lol thats hilarious! Your thinking this way is whats immature seriously. this has nothing at all to do with anger. No one is mad or said to scream at the top of their lungs and make faces or anything to do with anger. Obviously the author has a MIL who feels she can do as she pleases with her child without respect for how she feels. She has already told the MIL how she felt but MIL is still neglecting the well being of the baby. Your opinion of how i would react wasnt asked for either. Its not "throwing a fit" learn the difference. Its standing up for yourself and your child, and simply having MIL respect your wishes while she is caring for her. The author obviously cares for her child to be concerned about her health and well being. Why would you two respond to me? grow up! i just simply answered the post. lol respond to the author she asked the question.posted 11/01/2012 by tashstar
Sunnydale, I do apologize for all the post. You are right that people need to learn how to read. Some people answer these questions without reading the whole story and only pick up on key words. I didn't mean any disrespect to you or your post. Personally, I was defending myself from an attack. As for your in law, I hope everything goes well and I do think there was some decent advice on here for you. Again, I apologize for taking any attention away from your thread.posted 10/27/2012 by JaneenNJohn
I want to cancel my account, because you ppl are crazy, you don't know how to read.I never said I was going to disrespct my MIL ,and a bounch of answers that ppl have put.So bye crazy mothers, I will resolve my problems whatever way I think is best for me and my child.posted 10/27/2012 by sunnydale999
No body was telling anybody how to raise anyone's child. All that was mentioned was how to show respect to others. There is no reason to tell off people. There is such a thing as solving issues without causing other conflict. And personally, your method is childish, immature, teenage-like way of solving problems. Throwing a fit until you get your way is not the adult way to handle things. I really think you should read peoples post better because I did not hear a thing about anyone telling anyone how to raise their children. This is a answers site and people will give their opinion. They are not demands, merely suggestions. Fact is, you didn't like someone calling you out on the possibility of a better method other than using anger.
boy0213 ..i do not post anonymously ever i dont hide lol but yes i have had to put people who try to tell me how to raise MY child in their place because many people think they know it all and sometimes it gets annoying, if i need help ill simply ask. so i kind of know how the author feels. but never had anyone do as they please with my child and NEVER will.posted 10/26/2012 by tashstar
Ran out of space.... continued... Whatever you do, do not place blame or accusing by using the terms "why do YOU never listen to me?" or "how come YOU insist on going out to restaurants where there is smoke?" (by the way, I'm pretty sure it is now a federal law not to be smoking enclosed public places). Instead say things like "Why isn't the baby's diaper getting changed when needed?" or "I don't feel it is safe to bring the baby to a restaurant with all that smoke and viruses. What are your thoughts?" Talking this way will help the both of you learn from each other instead of accusing each other or making either of you feel inadequate as a caregiver.
Considering that Tashstar is so sensitive about this topic, and the original poster has not shown up, my guess is that Tashstar is posting her own anonymous post to answer to to receive star contributor answers. Where is the original poster anyway? I don't understand why, Tashstar, you would be so concerned about someone disagreeing with your post that you resort to name calling. Only the original poster should be concerned with the feedback. To the orginal poster, you should sit down and have an adult conversation with your mil. Stay calm and act as civil towards grandma. Ask her why she ignores the baby's needs for food and diaper change. Do you let her have the responsibility to do so? Find out what you can do to change mil's habit of ignoring the baby's needs. Next, ask grandma why she insist on giving the baby water. Continue to talk like this until you find out all the answers and work on a compromise.
this is the hubby I served this country I'm a war vet I had a hard life now there is no reason to disrespect people especially elders now as for smoking no establishment will allow a child or infant around smoke as for virus look up statistics it is better for a child to experience viruses it helps developes immunities as for vacinations they only help build up tolerance they don't immune but weaken the immunity its a prooveb fact yes you are the parents what you say goes but she is also grandma its important for a child to know thief family now I think both parties are at fault so meet in the middle or you will disrupt you child's developement another prooven fact now do not ever redder to me as a door mat cause I'm complete opposite don't get walked find common groundposted 10/25/2012 by JaneenNJohn
If she doesn't like my advice so be it. But don't be the judge for her and start fights because you want to bully people. I have reported all your rude comments and believe me, I will keep an eye on you to keep people like you from harassing people on these threads. We are all in the same boat one way or another and you shouldn't be hating on someone because they do not agree with your views. I expressed my views and you started name calling and dare to talk about my family? Really? Keep your hate to yourself. Or are you afraid that if you do you will take it out on your hubby or in law? Nobody wants to hear your hate as we are all trying to live our lives and enjoy our babies.posted 10/25/2012 by JaneenNJohn
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My good Republican friend Ben DeGrow, in a recent PPC post, tells the National GOP to "Wake Up and FIGHT."
Ben says, "The national Republican party is flirting dangerously with proving itself an entirely ineffectual ally of liberty and limited government."
They've gone past flirting, beyond kisses on the neck, through heavy petting and into individual acts of perversion SO profound and disgusting that decorum prohibits listing them here.
Ben warns that "a national Republican Party that would callously take for granted the votes of fiscal conservatives and friends of liberty at this most desperate hour will prove itself unworthy of loyal support."
I am not quite sure what more they have to do to prove unworthy of that support. I challenge my liberty loving GOP friends to produce a list of things the GOP will have to do to maintain your support.
Then, if they do not, withdraw that support. Otherwise, the threat is just hot air.
Like a victim of battered spouse syndrome, too many believers in freedom take back the GOP because they are told, "This time, Sweetie, I mean it. Can we kiss and make up?"
The cycle will not end until you reject the abuse. And like a battered spouse, you might not have anywhere else to go.
You have to go anyway. You have to rebuild somewhere else.
Or keeping taking the black eyes and telling your friends you ran into the door.
What is on your list, my GOP friends?


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The WSJ has an interesting opinion piece this morning that should be required reading -- but it won't be by far too many of the political wonks.
In a 1996 speech to the American Enterprise Institute, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan famously warned about the dangers when "irrational exuberance" fueled asset inflation. By that he meant that rising values of stocks and real estate might reflect only a cheapened dollar, not an increase in their real worth. Since he was the man in charge of the dollar, his remark caused quite a stir.We've learned a lot about asset inflation since that speech, but maybe not enough. The nearly 2,000-point rise in the Dow Jones Industrial Average since last June no doubt at least partly reflects asset inflation, since there has been very little in the economic or political outlook to justify it.
In a 1996 speech to the American Enterprise Institute, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan famously warned about the dangers when "irrational exuberance" fueled asset inflation. By that he meant that rising values of stocks and real estate might reflect only a cheapened dollar, not an increase in their real worth. Since he was the man in charge of the dollar, his remark caused quite a stir.
We've learned a lot about asset inflation since that speech, but maybe not enough. The nearly 2,000-point rise in the Dow Jones Industrial Average since last June no doubt at least partly reflects asset inflation, since there has been very little in the economic or political outlook to justify it.
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Actually, we've learned exactly nothing, save one point -- politicians love asset inflation, and the more they can stoke it the more they love it.
The reason is simple -- it gives them something to point to as a so-called "measure" of economic health, they get to tax it, and it is something they can twist knobs on in the monetary and fiscal policy realm to pretty-much dial up -- most of the time.
This leads political sorts -- and central bankers -- to deduce that such is "free."
But nothing is ever free.
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Unbacked credit issuance is exactly identical to currency printing in economic terms. And our history since the 1980s has, unfortunately, been to abuse monetary and credit systems as a means of covering up our desire to borrow and spend more and more to keep up the chimera of so-called "economic growth."
This isn't a "new" problem; our economy in the United States has put on roughly 3% in new credit above the rate of GDP growth since records became reasonable-available in enough detail to analyze -- which dates to the 1950s.
Now take a look at this graph (again):
That's the credit and GDP expansion quarter-by-quarter. The modeling of it in terms of levels (as opposed to flows) is roughly this:
For those who think this isn't what our debt picture looks like in the above, uh, well...
Now notice that since 2009 the pattern has changed. That is, while we have fits and starts of credit creation net-net, we can no longer maintain it. The markets are at present responding to what they believe is the old paradigm -- but that paradigm no longer exists.
Instead, what is happening is that as the Federal Government becomes the only issuer of this new credit (and the Fed the only market sink) the impact shows up in reduced purchasing power that disproportionately falls on the lower and middle classes, since the economy in general refuses to "lever up" -- because the people either can't or won't.
The consequence of this is not hard to figure out.
If you have 1,000 units of production and 1,000 units of credit or currency with which to buy that production, and you then emit another 1,000 units of credit into the system, the price of something will rise. By bringing this pressure on market prices artificially you will spur people to produce more. This is what all the politicians and monetary wonks claim is a "virtuous cycle", but they're wrong, because the demand that led to the increased output is not real.
If this was a one-time shot it might be defensible, but it can't be due to the fact that the borrowed funds have to be paid back. This in turn leads you to demand $X + 1 in "stimulus" next, because the "+1" is necessary to cover the carrying costs on your original $X borrowing.
This is the trap into which Japan fell. Now they're trying to "force" inflation, when the natural economic state is a mild deflation -- exactly as they have had!
They can force inflation but in doing so they will destroy the purchasing power of their lower and middle classes, which eventually will lead to the collapse of their society and government.
This is exactly the policy being propounded here in the United States, and in fact the policy being run since 2008. Barack Obama, with the full complicity and in fact cooperation of Congress, including the Republican House, have pursued the mathematically certain bankrupt strategy of deficit spending as a means to "reflate" the economy.
But while the stock market is close to its previous highs real purchasing power of the lower and middle classes, along with the labor force participation rate, is worse today than it was in 1980 and the rate of deterioration is accelerating!
There is no way out of this box without acceptance of the adjustment that must be taken in the economy as a whole, and the longer we continue to play the game of subsidy and handout, which is really nothing more than reaching into one pocket, withdrawing two $20s, putting one into the other pocket while the other on fire and then claiming to be $20 richer, the worse our outcomes in the economy and society will be.
No serious discussion or debate about the budget can take place without the removal of these cross-subsidy effects, and nowhere are they more serious than in the stock market and health care sector. Those two areas, particularly the latter, must be addressed.
But as of right now they're not even under discussion while we are but one small economic incident away from triggering the next major downturn -- with no policy tools remaining to address it.
That incident is coming and is likely to be as simple as market recognition that the driver of asset inflation through the last 30 years is no longer present and cannot be restarted, despite claims to the contrary that it's "just around the corner."
When that recognition hits the markets -- and it will -- look out.
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A full two years after Jeremy Clarkson poked fun at the Tesla [2] Roadster on the hit show Top Gear, the automotive company has slapped the BBC with a lawsuit. On the show, Clarkson acts more like a child in a grown-up suit than a reckless lawbreaker, but he complained on air about the electric vehicle's 55 mile range and pushed it into a garage as though the battery had gone flat. Tesla claims there is no way the car ran out of juice. Read on for more details and a short clip of the offending footage we caught on Engadget [3] this morning.
Tesla [4] gave the show's three stars, who make up "The Stig," two cars to work with, neither of which dropped below a 25% charge [5]. So pushing the car into the garage was nothing more than a funny prank. The automakers might have laughed off the stunt if Top Gear didn't have 350 million adoring groupies hanging on Clarkson's every word. Instead, two (suspiciously long) years later,Tesla [6] has charged the BBC with libel and malicious falsehood for depicting the Roadster as an under-performing road vehicle.
Via Engadget [3]
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Iguana Cantina, the giant club at 124 Market Place, is closed, according to security coordinator Dave Adams.
Adams said the party zone will be shut down for the next couple months to reorganize and reconcept the place.
"It's been five years and a good run," Adams told Sun reporter Justin Fenton.
Adams said the closing was not violence-related.
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Yahoo!, the premier digital company, and Ford are releasing today a
teaser video previewing 'Plugged In,' a weekly online reality
competition show coinciding with the launch of the all-new 2012 Focus
Electric and airing exclusively on Yahoo!
Screen, the company's video destination.
'Plugged In' features two-person teams competing against each other in a
series of challenges. The series begins May 29 with actor David Arquette
guiding contestants through challenges at some of his favorite Los
Angeles locales. Subsequent episodes will feature different celebrities
taking contestants and viewers on an intimate tour of their respective
hometowns, discovering hidden cultural gems and "best of" locations in
their city.
The winning teams in each city will move on to participate in the finale
event in Los Angeles, where they will compete with teams from other
regions for the chance to win a Ford Focus Electric. The series will
crown a winning team in a finale episode on Aug. 7.
"Ford is launching the Focus Electric only on Yahoo!, once again
recognizing the power and reach of the Web as we continue to rely more
on the power of digital media," says Matt VanDyke, Director, U.S.
Marketing Communications for Ford. "The electric vehicle market will
grow over time, so we electrified our popular small-car platform rather
than creating a one-off vehicle, and now we can use a targeted online
campaign instead of a big-budget advertisement."
Focus Electric plays a prominent role in the competition as the car's
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With 61 million unique visitors per month* who come to Yahoo! to watch
video and 21 of the top original online video programs**, Yahoo! sets
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With its recently launched video destination, Yahoo! Screen, the
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consumers and advertisers with the best premium content online.
"With at least eight out of 10 Internet users now watching online video,
this is the perfect time for Yahoo! and Ford to launch 'Plugged In,'"
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know from our insights and data that our audience is passionate about
celebrity-related content and travel content, and we combined those
insights with Ford's brand goals for a truly engaging program."
"I am excited to be a part of 'Plugged In' on Yahoo! and take viewers to
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Ford is ramping up Focus Electric retail production for dealership
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boolean bind ($from, [$ignore = array()])
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JTable::bind() - This method takes an array or object and binds its values (respectively properties) to the table object. The keys of the $from array, respectively the property names of the $from object have to be the same as the names of the table properties.
JTable is an abstract class. You need to write a child class, to use its functionality. See Part 4 of the MVC Tutorial
Let's say we have a table, that stores greetings of different languages. The corresponding Table Class for such a database table could look like this:
class TableGreeting extends JTable { var $id = null; var $greeting = null; var $language = null; function __construct( &$db ) { parent::__construct( '#__greeting', 'id', $db ); } }
We can now create an Table Object from within a model and bind an array (or object):
//Let's create the array: $from = array( 'id' => 6, 'greeting' => 'Nǐ hǎo', 'language' => 'Chinese', 'continent' => 'Asia' ); //Let's specify which columns shall be ignored. This can be a string or array: $ignore = 'id'; // Let's get the Table Object... $table = $this->getTable('greeting'); // ...and bind the array to it. $table->bind($from, $ignore); echo '<pre>'; print_r($table); echo '</pre>'; /* RETURNS: TableGreeting Object ( [id] => [greeting] => Nǐ hǎo [language] => Chinese ) */
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Edmond band At Long Last playing farewell show TONIGHT at The Conservatory
Edmond teenage alternative rockers At Long Last are playing their farewell show at 7 tonight at The Conservatory, 8911 N Western Ave.
The foursome — singer/primary songwriter/guitarist Jordan Lindley, lead guitarist Caden Castelli, drummer Carson Hawkins, and bassist Cole Verble — started playing together about six years ago. They've toured nationally, opening for the likes of Dallas-based pop-punk band Forever the Sickest Kids, and made the Billboard charts with their song "I'll Take My Chances."
You can read my 2012 feature on At Long Last here.
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The band also is releasing a farewell EP titled "Wait & Hope," which you can check out here.
Here's hoping all four of the guys go on to great things.
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