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VOLUME 12, ISSUE 49 — December 3, 2010
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How do you celebrate the seventy-fifth birthday of an airplane as iconic as the Douglas DC-3? About 30 DC-3s—including many C-47 military transport versions, a C-41 military VIP transport, and a rare DC-2—gathered in Illinois this summer for a reunion dubbed "The Last Time." One C-47, which had flown in the D-Day invasion of Europe during World War II, flew in from Texas—carrying one of the pilots who flew it during the war, and the family of another pilot. Owner Scott Glover planned a business interior for the refurbished aircraft until he learned the airplane's rich combat history. Hear Glover's story, watch the aircraft depart for a formation flight to Oshkosh, Wis., and learn about the rich history of the airplanes that arrived for the celebration. Read more >>
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This may be the first time you have heard of Engineered Propulsion Systems, formed in 2006 in New Richmond, Wis., but it won't be the last. The firm has raised funding to begin development of a diesel aircraft engine for general aviation aircraft and helicopters. A patent filed by the company shows an engine with a "hybrid" crankcase, meaning that it is made of varying materials. It has a ferrite load-bearing skeleton, and a non-ferrite exoskeleton. Read more >>
Roadable airplane developer Terrafugia has joined a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) program to develop a military vehicle that combines Humvee ground capabilities with the advantages of a helicopter. The Transformer program aims to provide the military with operational flexibility by developing a four-person ground vehicle that can transform into an air vehicle with vertical takeoff and landing capability. DARPA awarded contracts to AAI Corp. and Lockheed Martin Co. for the vehicle, intended to travel 250 nautical miles by land or air, or any combination, while carrying up to 1,000 pounds. Read more >>
Gerd Berchtold is the new CEO of Diamond Aircraft, responsible for design, production, and customer support. He will report directly to Diamond owner Christian Dries. Marketing, distribution, and aircraft finance will continue to report directly to Dries. The company is focusing on emerging and high-growth markets, including Russia and China. With the traditional retail markets having shrunk over the last several years, the company is shifting more attention to aircraft that have commercial applications, such as the flight training and aerial sensor markets. Read more >>
Avidyne's new DFC100 autopilot is expected to be certified by the end of 2010 for Cirrus aircraft that have the Entegra Release 9 glass cockpit system. The company recently detailed new features of the $14,990 DFC100. The DFC100 provides full-time flight envelope alerting, coupled VNAV during descents and missed approaches, fail-safe dual attitude heading reference system (AHRS) inputs, flap position input, enhanced mode selection logic, support for the optional Cirrus Roll Servo, and integrated FMS Vectors capability. It also includes the straight-and-level button found on the DFC90 autopilot. Read more >>
The FAA has certified the Robinson Helicopter R66, a five-place turbine helicopter. In addition to the type certificate, the FAA amended the company's production certificate, allowing deliveries of the R66 to begin. Design of the helicopter began in 2001; however engineering did not ramp up until 2005 when Rolls-Royce began development of the RR300 turbine engine, a derivative of the Rolls-Royce 250 series. Company officials said the slow pace of the program allowed them to refine and optimize the design. Read more >>
In wrapping up the seventieth anniversary year of the National Air Transportation Association, President Jim Coyne on Nov. 30 looked back at some of the highlights of 2010 and at some challenges of the year to come. At a meeting with Washington, D.C., area news media, Coyne described the weeks after the Big Three automakers separately flew business jets to Washington, D.C., to plead for funding in late 2008 as the darkest days in his more than 30 years in aviation. Read more >>
Quest Aircraft's Kodiak single-engine turboprop cargo aircraft, designed to help missionaries haul heavy loads to unimproved bush country airstrips, has FAA approval for the TKS ice protection system. CAV Aerospace makes the system. The TKS system is now on three Kodiak aircraft and allows for flight into known icing. "Since receiving our type certification in 2007, we have continued to work on enhancements and improvements to the Kodiak," said Paul Schaller, Quest Aircraft's president and CEO. Read more >>
The Air Transport Association (ATA) named Nick Calio as its new president and CEO Nov. 29. Calio replaces Jim May, who led the airline trade association for eight years. "On behalf of AOPA, I welcome Nick Calio to the aviation community," said AOPA President Craig Fuller. "I have known Nick for many years and am certain his high integrity and experience combined with his ability will ensure that he makes many important contributions to the policy questions before us." Read more >>
Men and women across the world are celebrating the Centennial of Licensed Women Pilots this year by giving introductory flights to girls and women. As the year draws to a close, Delta Air Lines A330 pilot Karlene Petitt is putting up $100 for a drawing to motivate pilots to take a woman flying before the end of the year. Participants must take a nonpilot girl or woman flying and write up a flight report with photographs of their logbook and passenger. Read more >>
Pilots are advised to discontinue using edition 82 of the Atlanta Terminal Area Chart and edition 85 of the Atlanta Sectional Chart on Jan. 13, 2011, despite a published March 2011 expiration date for both charts. New charts—edition 83 of the Atlanta Terminal Area Chart and edition 86 of the Atlanta sectional—will become effective Jan. 13, 2011, and will expire Aug. 25, 2011. Read more >>
The Recreational Aviation Foundation (RAF) recently announced its search for an executive director. "This is our next logical step," RAF President John McKenna said in a news release. "The organization is growing rapidly and needs a dedicated individual who can respond to and manage the various opportunities that are coming our way." Read more >>
AOPA Senior Vice President and Editor in Chief Thomas B. Haines has been named Bahamas Travel Writer of the Year by the Bahamas Ministry of Tourism and Aviation. Haines' award is in a category of the fourteenth Cacique Awards, hosted by the tourism ministry "to recognize the outstanding support of our partners in the travel industry." Haines was praised for AOPA's coverage of the Bahamas' attractiveness as a destination for general aviation pilots, as well as for helping pilots discover the ease of planning and making flights to the 700-island chain. The awards ceremony will be held in January in the Bahamas.
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The entrance to the aviation community isn't always a hangar door. More than ever, pilots, student pilots, and potential pilots are connecting through social media such as Facebook, Twitter, and blogs. "As the airport fences get higher, and it gets tougher for people interested in aviation to find mentors in traditional ways, social media channels have opened up new ways for people on the outside to connect to people inside the aviation community," said Rod Rakic, co-founder of aviation social network site myTransponder, who hosted a panel discussion at the meetup area at AOPA Aviation Summit. Watch AOPA Live >>
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Unless your particular airplane model and system has been certificated for flight in icing conditions, the answer is "No." Read more about ice protection systems in the Air Safety Institute's Aircraft Deicing and Anti-icing Equipment Safety Advisor and find out what the difference is between FAA-certificated systems for flight in icing conditions and so-called "non-hazard" systems. Do you know if your airplane is approved for flight in icing conditions? Download the advisor >>
During the holidays, many pilots realize they would like to share their love of aviation with others throughout the year. Charitable flying offers that opportunity. Members call AOPA's Pilot Information Center asking how they can sponsor or participate in a charitable flying event such as providing sightseeing flights at local airports to raise funds for civic groups, churches, or youth groups. The FAA revised the rules for these kinds of events in 2007 by creating a new section of regulations, FAR 91.146. Learn what they are in a Webinar Dec. 16 at 8 p.m. Eastern time. Sign up online >>
The ultimate cause of many (if not most) aircraft accidents is poor judgment. That's why the Air Safety Institute developed Do the Right Thing: Decision Making for Pilots, an innovative online course to help you make better choices in the cockpit. Starting from the premise that good decision making boils down to a few simple steps, the course offers a wealth of practical advice, as well as video scenarios that let you "choose your own adventure," making choices for fictional pilots and seeing where they lead. Take the course >>
Next week the NTSB will hold hearings on a pending recommendation that car seats be required on board aircraft. Since the interior of general aviation aircraft are similar, but not identical, to cars, car seats are helpful for securing children too small to sit comfortably and safely under a seat belt. With car seats in four passenger aircraft, you won't be able to wedge another munchkin in and will have to upgrade to a larger flying machine. Read more >>
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A Minnesota airport manager whose job faces elimination in a budget-cutting effort is finding that the aviation community he serves is willing to dig deep to keep him working. Glenn Burke, the manager of South St. Paul Airport, has held the job since 1994. During a recent budget session, the South St. Paul City Council included his position among several municipal jobs to be cut or scaled back. Local pilots were shocked at the news. They offered to raise $42,000 to fund Burke's salary for 2011. Read more >>
Rep. John Barrow (D-Ga.) will join Rep. Sam Graves (R-Mo.) as co-chair of the House General Aviation Caucus in 2011. Reps. Allen Boyd (D-Fla.) and Vernon Ehlers (R-Mich.) formed the caucus in April 2009 to educate elected officials on Capitol Hill of the value of GA to the economy and national transportation system; they served as co-chairs as the caucus grew to 121 members but will not return to Congress in January. Ehlers announced that Graves would take over as the Republican co-chair during an interview with AOPA President Craig Fuller on AOPA Live. Barrow succeeds Boyd as the Democratic co-chair. Read more >>
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With opening day for a new Utah airport—and the closing of the one it will replace—only weeks away, AOPA is calling for a "meeting of the minds" to quickly iron out differences between city officials and general aviation pilots over the impact of the changeover. To date a continuing dialog between pilots and officials in St. George, Utah, has done little to relieve concerns of airport tenants about possible dislocation when St. George Municipal Airport closes. The terms of hangar leases and unique construction challenges at the new airport are also in dispute. Read more >>
The Wichita Aero Club's "On-Air Summit" Nov. 30 brought together senior executives from the major general aviation associations to tackle the pressing issues of the day: growing the pilot population, the changing political landscape, the challenge of transitioning to an unleaded avgas, and more. AOPA Vice President of Communications Andrew Broom represented AOPA on a panel that included heads of the National Business Aviation Association, General Aviation Manufacturers Association, Experimental Aircraft Association, and National Association of State Aviation Organizations. Read more >>
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Doug Wiles had a lifelong dream of learning to fly, but he couldn't get to it until later in life. "You might say I am a late bloomer when it comes to aviation," he said. He found a flight instructor in St. Augustine, Fla. There was one setback, however. Diagnosed with sleep apnea more than 10 years ago, Wiles had no idea that the condition would cause a problem for his medical. His AME believed the sleep apnea might hold up the medical for a few weeks, but shouldn't be a problem. "After two months, nothing had happened," Wiles said. Read more >>
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The Adventure Time Theme Song and opening title sequence features all of the main characters and also some of the minor characters. The theme is sung and played by series creator Pendleton Ward. It has the same lyrics as the Animated Short but there are some slight variations.
The opening title sequence starts with a view of a post-apocalyptic wasteland that features a rat inside of a broken television and several undetonated nuclear bombs. Next, in a snow covered biome, shows penguins including Gunter and two other penguins hugging (with a tiny red heart floating above their heads) that make a few quick quacking sounds and a Snow Golem sitting on a grassy hill nearby. Then the rest of the Ice Kingdom appears including Ice King flying next to his lair, spinning around to face the screen while activating his Ice Powers with his hands. It shows the Candy Kingdom and a large crowd of Candy People laughing and dancing in the middle of the road. After that, the camera quickly scales Princess Bubblegum's Castle, eventually passing the clouds to where we can see Princess Bubblegum as she smiles and waves while riding on the back of Lady Rainicorn. The camera then pans to the right, and zooms into a mountain range showing Marceline playing her Axe-Bass while sitting outside of her cave. She turns and hisses at the audience while showing her pointy teeth. The ending shows Finn and Jake's Tree Fort and then the two of them inside. BMO is seen sitting on a shelf. Finally, they pound their fists together and a loud smashing sound is heard as the theme song begins. This entire ordeal occurs approximately within the span of 12 seconds. When the show's title is seen, Finn (without his green backpack) and Jake float up using feathered wings sticking out from their backs while holding a white piece of cloth that says with Finn and Jake. Then, they are seen going somewhere as the lyrics go "C'mon grab your friends", and then Jake winks when the lyrics "Jake the Dog" come up, and Finn seems to bark and stick his tongue out when the lyrics "Finn the human" come up. The sequence ends when Finn and Jake reach the top of a rocky mountain that they were climbing. Finn gets to the top and strikes a victorious pose while Jake lies down near Finn as the show begins.
The lyrics with guitar chords to the theme song are as follows:
|Adventure time,
|c'mon grab your friends,
|we'll go to very
|distant lands.
|With Jake the dog and
|Finn the human, the
|fun will never
|end, it's adventure
thumb|right|300px|The original intro to the short.The following characters can be seen in the opening sequence:
- Rat
- Snow Golem
- Penguins
- Ice King
- Various Candy People:
- Grape Popsicle Guy, Starchy, Mr. Cupcake, Gingerbread Muto, Sugar Cube, Lollipop Girl, Gumdrop Lass 1, Gumdrop Lass 2, Chocoberry, Mr. Candy Cane, Raisin, Candy Corn, Root Beer Float and the Guardians of the Royal Promise.
- Princess Bubblegum
- Lady Raincorn
- Marceline
- Bats
- Two-headed duck
- Finn
- Jake
- Skulls
- Tree Trunks
Production notes
- A character peeping over the balcony of the Candy Castle can be seen briefly. According to Pen Ward, this is a cameo by Gingerbread Muto, the Candy Person version of storyboard artist Adam Muto. Pen says he puts Adam in most of his films because it "riles him up."[1]
- The final shot with Finn and Jake posed on a mountain was inspired by the fantasy art of Frank Frazetta.[2]
- The beginning of the sequence, with the rising musical tone and flying over the landscape was inspired by the opening sequences of The Simpsons and Pee-wee's Playhouse.[2]
- Pen states: "If you listen carefully to the recording, you can actually hear Derek Drymon typing on a keyboard in the bit when Jake is walking... a little clickity clack in that wide shot when his legs are stretched out. I recorded the lyrics for the opening title in the animatics room where we have this little crummy microphone JUST so that we could add it to the titles and submit it to the network. Later, we tried re-recording it and I didn't like it... I only liked the temp one."[2]
Early versions
300px|right|An early concept To the right is a rough version of one of the many early versions of the title sequence that didn't get used. Many recognizable faces appear, including a worm, Ice King, Iceclops, Marceline, Princess Bubblegum, Lady Rainicorn, Phil, Tree Trunks, Gork, Wendy, and even the Snail.
Alternate versions
"Fionna and Cake" is the first episode to feature an alternate version of the opening theme, performed by Natasha Allegri instead of Pen.
thumb|300px|right|The comparison of the Fionna and Cake intro and Finn and Jake intro.
- During the post-apocalyptic wasteland scene, you can see a gray arm with purple spots and a bite mark coming out of the tree that has axe and arrows in it. It has been confirmed to be a zombie arm.
- In Issue 1 of the Adventure Time (comic), it is seen that Jake was actually filming the opening sequence.
"Fionna and Cake" differences
- At the end of the "Fionna and Cake" version there are no skulls on the ground.
- Cake curls up and falls asleep instead of grabbing Fionna's leg and smiling, as Jake did to Finn.
- The sky doesn't change color as it does in the original; it is instead a bright shade of bluish-green (a color not used for the sky in the original).
- In the intro, Marceline's teeth are blunt before she opens her mouth, but Marshall Lee's aren't.
- The sky is less cloudy in the girls version.
- The sword sticking out of the mountain to the right of the characters is different.
- The mountains in the background are different.
- Before Marceline opens her mouth, her fangs are blunt. This is also seen in the episode "Daddy's Little Monster."
- Storyboard 1:
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- Storyboard 2:
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External links
- An article about the development of the title sequence with early animatics, an interview with Pen Ward and high definition video of the title sequence.
- In the Season One DVD Release, a rock version of the theme song is played.


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Im 33 weeks pregnant,rh neg but was told that I dont have antibodies,is that possible?
I never got any shot whatsoever.
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Yes, I am rh neg and have no antibodies because my husband is also rh neg and therefore we can't have an rh positive child so DS is rh neg and this one will be too! (Rh pos. parents can have rh neg. kids but not the other way around).posted 11/28/2007 by MultitaskingMama
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I've been mired in sick baby land for a while, and missed the NYJ game for a trip to LA. Having laid down on the job for some of the most critical football that won't count, I gotta start back somewhere.
So, keep this in mind.
Jake Delhomme started his march to the Super Bowl in a game like this. 11 for 11, 121 yards, 2 TDs late against Pittsburgh in the final preseason game. If not for that, Chris Weinke would've been the backup in 2003.
So - who needs to step up?
David Gettis has another shot at maybe making the team. Kenny Moore has to show he can be good enough to make it. Charly Martin might have a shot at taking on that special teams role if he can play this week.
Brian Witherspoon has to eclipse CJ Wilson, and that probably doesn't happen. He does return kicks, but Wilson might be fighting for Richard Marshall's assumed vacated spot next year. Similarly, Stanford and McClain, our late round pair, are probably interested in gaining employment, too. And they've earned it - there's just not that many spots.
Tony Pike and Hunter Cantwell are similar guys - Cantwell has more experience here, but played less in college at Louisville; Pike had a great year with Cincinnati, playing two years. Both guys came from spread offenses and neither should play this year. Still, a cheap developmental backup is a need, and both fit. Both are worth it. One has to step up and earn it.
*DL - Corvey Irvin has to show something to make the team. He has the potential. Derek Landri needs to maintain his spot wit good run play, but he should be in. Nick Hayden has to grow into something he probably isn't. Anyone else - Eric Moore included, despite his 3 sacks - has to go above and beyond to make the top 53.


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Where is Alton Brown when we need him?
If I could, I would sit down with that man and pick his brain about cultures. And I don't mean cultures in the anthropological sense, but rather those ubiquitous one-celled organisms we call bacteria—the stuff that makes cheese (and feet) stinky and yogurt tart.
Recently, I've been working on another yogurt recipe (to come next week!), but in the interim have dabbled in the making of cultured nut "cheese." I used a recipe from Carmella Soleil that I found in her book Deliciously Raw: Easy Recipes for the Omni Blender. The book accompanied my high-powered Omni Blender which BTW really busted a move on this here cashew cheese. Just look at the smooth texture!
All You Need to Make This Cheese
Carmella also blogs over at The Sunny Raw Kitchen. A very similar recipe to the one in her book can be found there. All that's required to make this cheese is:
- Raw Cashew Nuts or Macadamia Nuts
- Water
- Allergen-Free Probiotic Capsules
- Cheesecloth
The recipe can be found here.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Carmella's recipe online calls for rejuvelac. Further on down in her notes she mentions that water can be used in place of rejuevelac. Rejuvelac is a general term for a fermented liquid purported to improve digestion of food. It is commonly prepared using whole wheat, rye, quinoa, oats, barley, millet, buckwheat, rice and other grains. If you are gluten-free, stick with using water for this recipe and/or use rejuvelac made from a certified gluten-free grains. I just used water. Easier peasier.
Once cultured, you can enjoy your "cheese" as is or mix in herbs, spices, salt—whatever you want! There's a world of possibilities. I think I stuck to thyme and dill and threw in some salt and nutritional yeast. Voila, spreadible, edible cheese. Next go-round I'm thinking pepper jack!
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"So, how does it taste?!"
Well, quite like cheese actually—like cream cheese or that Alouette stuff. Kinda blew my mind. My husband approved. I took a batch to a barbecue last week and even our friends liked it.
For the probiotic I recommend Ther-Biotic® Complete by Klaire Labs. I am checking around for a non-dairy cheese culture to experiment with next time—don't even know if one exists ... do you? I'll let you know what I find. The culturing time depends on how warm your house is and how "ripe" you like your cheese. I opted for a milder cheese.
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Here's another recipe that comes by way of The Urban Poser. I have not tried it but it looks divine! I mean doesn't the name say it all? White Wine Pecan Cashew Cheese Ball!
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The AIA chapter presented Jericho-based Baumgarten with this prestigious award -- the result of a juried competition-- for renovations of skilled nursing units used by short-term rehabilitation residents at the Boro Park Center for Rehabilitation and Health Care. The project was done in association with Icon Interiors Inc., of Brooklyn.
The award was presented at the AIA Long Island chapter's 48th Annual Awards Celebration on Jan. 9 at the Oheka Castle in Huntington, N.Y.
The Archi award program recognizes projects conceived by Long Island chapter members that have been constructed all over the world and AIA members from other chapters who have contributed excellence in design to the Long Island region. The 2012 competition received 80 entries in 11 different categories.
The jurors, design-oriented individuals not from Long Island, praised the project for its disciplined design approach.
"It is very rewarding for our work to be recognized by our peers," said John W. Baumgarten, whose firm has been a major player in the design of healthcare facilities throughout the tri-state area for many years.
The winning "design theme took its inspiration from the physical movement of therapeutic activities, featuring sweeping arcs and curves," he said, adding, "Aesthetic balance was achieved by juxtaposing a rectilinear geometry across ceilings, column plasters, and wall panels. Artwork and accent panels add a visual "pop" to neutral walls, which were purposely muted so as not to compete with the geometric floors. Earth and wood tones strike a warm, natural chord contributing to overall design harmony."
Kenneth Rozenberg's Centers for Specialty Care Group, a network of nursing homes in the northeast, owns the 354-bed rehabilitation and skilled nursing facility at 4915 10th Ave., Brooklyn. Rozenberg acquired the former not-for-profit facility in 2010 from the Metropolitan Jewish Geriatric Center.
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The late sociologist Marshall McLuhan (1911-1980) famously stated that ?the medium is the message.? McLuhan also prophesied that television (and other forms of electronic communications) were creating the first truly ?global village.?
But what McLuhan could not have possibly predicted was that the one-to-many nature of television would give way to the billions of one-to-one, one-to-many, anywhere-in-the-world communications channels that the Internet would later create.
While Web 1.0 was about static Web Site Development, the rise of Web 2.0 and our ever expanding box of interactive social media tools are eventually inverting and re-rendering McLuhan?s most famous axiom ?the medium is the message.? What we?re witnessing today, via technology, is that ?the message is the medium.?
If you haven?t stopped to ponder this, two ?case-in-points? in recent weeks have reinforced, at least IMHO, the profound (and lasting) global impact that is being exerted by new technology and social media.
First, I?m not going to get into a dissertation of constitutional law. But if you haven?t read our Bill of Rights lately, check out our First Amendment: ?Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.?
Well, it seems like if you ever wondered why democracy has worked so well in holding the United States together for so long, our basic freedoms of speech, the press, of religion and the right to assemble is pretty much at the heart of our foundation of freedom.
In the case of post-election Iran, the whole free world should applaud the efforts of that nation?s newly anointed ?citizen journalists? who are embracing the fact that technology is giving them the democratic freedoms that their society does not provide. If you thought Twitter, text messaging and cell phone videos were just for teenagers to whittle away their time chatting with each other, think again.
The message is the medium.
And, in another social media-enabled first, the Obama White House recently ensured that Nico Pitney, a blogging journalist from The Huffington Post, was not only present at the President?s recent Rose Garden press conference, but also permitted him to ask the President a question. Yes, a blogger was actually able to ask a question based on input from his online followers and thread contributors, including Iranians in the middle of the latest Middle East imbroglio.
Other reporters and more conservative news organizations were incensed at this maneuver, insisting to discredit both the HP and the White House for allegedly ?planting? the question. This has been firmly denied by both the HP and White House, and other reporters have stepped forward to explain they are frequently informed they will be called upon by the President. Regardless of what you believe, it still sends a powerful message that at least the White House understand the changing nature of journalism and the power of online reporting is very real.
The message is the medium.
The net-net of Iran, bloggers in the Rose Garden, and what other interesting paths technology and social media take us down is that we must not fail to realize the enormous communications potential that comes with the Global Village Network.
I only wish that the late broadcast journalism pioneer Edward R. Murrow was still around to witness this communications (r)evolution.
Murrow, who gained fame broadcasting from the roof tops of London during the blitz of World War II, later fought even greater battles ? with the Communist Witch Hunter Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy, and eventually his very employer, the network executives at CBS. But consider the timelessness of one of Murrow?s greatest quotes about old school television –
?This instrument can teach, it can illuminate; yes, and it can even inspire. But it can do so only to the extent that humans are determined to use it to those ends. Otherwise it is merely wires and lights in a box. There is a great and perhaps decisive battle to be fought against ignorance, intolerance and indifference.?
Let?s hope the people of this planet continue to embrace the Internet?s vast potential to inform, educate and entertain.? McLuhan and Murrow are probably very proud of our citizen journalists of the world.


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April 17, 1996
Suddenly joggers are in shorts rather than sweats. People are stopping to rest in the sun. Sexual feelings are heightened, and people joke about how this is the season when "a young person's fancy turns to a fancy young person." People are outdoors again, working in gardens, strolling through parks, enjoying the lengthening days. It feels as if life itself is renewed, as trees, flowers, and plants are reborn. The world appears to be healed of its winter death.
The sites and smells of spring always remind me of the happiest times of my youth: the high school spring musicals, the proms, the outdoor parties as the school year drew to a close. The sites and smells of spring still seem to offer great promise: that life is good, that hope is real, that good will happen, that God is still active and here.
The Easter message of new life becomes more vivid as God blesses the earth with rain and warmth. God blesses us with very real signs of resurrection and hope every spring. When living with HIV or AIDS, it becomes particularly important to recognize, acknowledge, and affirm these signs. The energy of spring can give us energy for healing and life with HIV and AIDS throughout the year.
Many of the significant events of my life with HIV have happened in the spring. I was diagnosed in the spring. I had a very different spring that year, even as the familiar signs of the season unfolded. I remember observing all these signs of life and thinking, "Life is going to go on with or without me." The whole world was being reborn. People were falling in love. Babies were being born. And I had been told I was dying.
I suppose I could have become more depressed about this contrast. There were moments when I felt defeated, left out, or left behind as I watched the world around me renew itself. But my Easter faith buoyed me, even if they said I was dying. (See Column #9: "The Hope of Easter") Through that faith, I was able to see and feel the healing quality of spring.
Springtime became a coping technique for me! I consciously used the energy of spring to lift my spirits when they drooped. I saw the new blooms and the fresh green grass as signs of hope in the face of death. Through the experience of spring that year, I experienced a healing of grief over my own life. Suddenly those new blossoms were brighter, the colors more vivid, the aroma more poignantly beautiful.
The next spring, 1985, was also a time of healing: the day after Easter, I began treatment with suramin, the first anti-viral drug tried against HIV. As April and May proceeded, I could feel the healing happening in my lymph glands, my skin, and my bone marrow. I intentionally tried to soak up the energy of spring: the world renewing itself, new life bursting forth, and renewed life blossoming in front of me. It became a parallel process to my own healing, my own rebirth into a new life with no more cancer. On May 30, my doctor called to tell me the lymphoma and Kaposi's Sarcoma were in complete remission. Never was there a more joyous, triumphant springtime in my life.
The next spring I was recovering from suramin's toxic side effects, (which prevented it from being used any further against HIV.) I was recovering from adrenal insufficiency, wasting, neuromuscular damage, peripheral neuropathy, and blindness. My hair had all fallen out. As I became impatient for progress that spring, I witnessed through God's springtime activity, that growth, healing, and renewal happen so slowly that we can barely see it. It's a challenge to actually see a plant grow! My healing seemed painfully slow, but I trusted that I was getting stronger and better, even if the increments were too small to observe.
As spring of 1986 proceeded, my hair began to grow in, curly! (It had been only slightly wavy before.) My sight returned. I began to regain my appetite. I started to gain weight. I went back to the gym and slowly built up my strength and endurance. I walked a few steps farther each time I took an evening stroll. My muscles healed, and my neuropathy faded away. All the time, I trusted that God was healing me just as God was healing the earth.
I don't understand how all the leaves can die and drop away each fall, and then grow back months later just as perfect as they were the previous year. But I trust that they will, even when winter seems to hang on with one more storm, one more blast of cold.
Similarly, I don't understand how God's healing power works. But I know that it does, and I trust it, even if it's so slow that I can't see it happening. God keeps renewing life, even after a diagnosis of some life-threatening illness. Springtime gives us visible evidence of God's most amazing grace. Perhaps it is easier to believe in this grace when we see such vivid evidence. It is certainly a great gift when we are overwhelmed with the fragile beauty of cherry blossoms, or the riotous petals of lush flower gardens.
It is helpful for those of us living with HIV or AIDS to hold these images, these smells, these feelings, deep inside our sense memories. The beauty of God's creation can bless us not just with the will to live, but with a model for healing into life. Remembering these pictures of springtime can help us bear with cold hospital corridors and painful procedures and treatments.
Right now, while spring is springing, let the renewal of life renew your life! Drink up the freshness of spring, and quench your thirst for healing. Let God's love warm your soul as the sun begins to warm our bodies. Take these images and feelings and hold them deep inside your heart. Allow these gifts from God to help you face your life with HIV or AIDS.
God keeps re-creating life. Easter doesn't end after church on that Sunday. Take that Easter faith, that sense of eternal spring, with you into each day of your life.


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MIAMI, Fla. A South Florida jury has convicted a 23-year-old man of second-degree murder in the 2007 killing of Washington Redskins star Sean Taylor during a botched home burglary.
The jury reached its verdict after deliberating about 16 hours over several days in the case of Eric Rivera Jr.
Rivera was also convicted of armed burglary.
Rivera told police in a videotaped confession he shot Taylor when the Pro Bowl safety confronted a group of young men who broke into his house near Miami.
At trial, Rivera testified the confession was improperly coerced and insisted he never went inside. Rivera sought to blame the slaying on another would-be burglar.
Four other young men were charged, with one pleading guilty. The others face trial later.
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Synopsis:A young lawyer travels to a remote village where he discovers the vengeful ghost of a scorned woman is terrorizing the locals.
The Woman in Black had a lot of expectations to do well behind it especially with Daniel Radcliffe as the leading man. Harry Potter doing a horror movie and so quick after wrapping up the last Harry Potter movie. Well, Radcliffe simply nailed it. He played the part well and I lose the feeling of hey look it's Harry Potter. No, I felt like he was the character as it should be.
The Woman in Black had a great beginning with the middle evening out but the ending lacked something in my opinion. Not trying to spoil the ghostly horror movie for those of you who did not watch it already so I know I am being vague here.
Radcliffe plays a father which when you see it is actually believable. He goes to wrap up some lose work on a house by getting paperwork together and what not. He is then haunted by the woman in black and goes to great lengths to figure out why she is haunting the house and being accused of killing numerous children in the small town close to the house. This is all great and beautifully told/acted but when it came to the ending scenes, I was like I thought it was going another way. Don't get me wrong because the ending still fits into the tone of the movie.
Final thoughts are that you should see this movie as it was pretty good and well worth watching. I believe this movie is also available currently on Netflix right now so watch it now.
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We're blushing a bit this week from some welcome blog world praise. Arch Daily [2] recently compiled Yet Another Most Popular Blog Ranking (YAMoPo 2008) [3] and, with complex calculations involving things like traffic and Google page rank, decided that Inhabitat is number one in both the Architecture & Related website category, as well as overall popularity (Architecture Only and Architecture & Related).
The ranking is actually the start of some more great posts over at Arch Daily about the online architecture publications that made the YAMoPo 2008 list. Among them are some of our favorite websites, like Archinect [2], Mocoloco [4], Dezeen [5], NotCot [6], BldgBlog [7] and many more. Over the next few weeks, Arch Daily [8] will be taking a look at what makes these and other websites tick, and how the online architecture world is ever-expanding, so be sure to check in at Arch Daily [8] for more.
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questions about the sump..
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i am almost done with my sump.. i got all the materials that i needed.. do i need to have a filter for my aquarium? is sump enough? how do you change water to your tank? is it the same process when you have a filter (powerhead or canister)?
sorry for all this mixed up question.. thanks in advance..
I don't think you need a separate filter. Usually a sponge material on the line going to the sump and/or on the suction of the pump returning the water back to the main tank will provide adequate mechanical filtration. The live rock, live sand, and any plant life you keep in the refugium section of your sump will provide the necessary biological filtration. That provides adequate filtration for my setup.
When I change the water, I first turn off the return pump located in the sump (be sure you have adequate room in the sump, because the level will rise a bit until the water in the main tank drops below the overflow level). I then remove the water via siphon from the main tank (marking the level) and add new water back to the marked level. During this time I also remove the sponge on my pump suction, rinse it with new saltwater in a bucket, and replace it. After waiting and letting any loose material settle to the bottom of the sump, I turn the pump back on.
Hope this helps
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It's the First Monday of the month, WHEN DID THAT HAPPEN? Crazy how FAST life goes, like all the time, huh? My baby is 16 months old today, can't really call him a BABY any more, huh. So new year, new resolutions? what have you created inspired by pinterest this year so far?
Here is what we've done to share with you! Make sure to visit each of our sites and check out how we were inspired.
The pinheads are:
Ashlee from I'm Topsy Turvy
Kara from Happy Go Lucky
Cheryl from Sew Can Do
Allison from A Glimpse Inside
Carrie from My Favorite Finds
I made this "better than sex" trifle, I got the recipe from my sister, people request it everywhere she goes, so when she asked me and my mom to each bring another one to a party I was excited to try it out.
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Dallas County Sheriff's Office
Dear Citizen of Dallas County,
As of 8/28/07, due to changes in state law you no longer have to obtain a concealed weapon / handgun transfer permit at the sheriff's office. These permits were formally required for the sale/transfer of these types of weapons.
Permits are still required for actually carrying the firearm concealed ("concealed carry permit"). These permits require special training and applications. Please contact the sheriff's office for more information.
For questions on the requirements of transferring/buying a firearm, please contact your firearms dealer. They can advise you of all ATF required information and criteria.
Thank you,
The Staff of the Dallas County Sheriff's Office


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In earlier posts we've provided some tips on seasonal car care to ensure safety on the roads in bad weather. Most recently, Kelley Stewart shared knowledge from her Saskatchewan upbringing about how to be prepared for winter driving conditions.
But what does the law actually say about winter driving in BC?
Signs posted on BC highways require that drivers are either using winter tires, or are carrying chains in the car with them. The law is in effect from October 1 to April 30 on all numbered highways in BC excluding the Lower Mainland.
CHBC News reports that an RCMP traffic expert is asking that the province change its laws governing winter road equipment.
And he makes a good point. Staff Sgt. Steve Frayne says it's ridiculous that drivers are only required to carry chains in their cars. It means you can drive on bald tires of any type while chains waste trunk space and put lives at risk.
A fatal crash on Highway 1 near Rogers Pass is a recent example of poor tires on winter roads. The vehicle was driving on nearly bald winter tires with only 1.5 mm of tread. The minimum is 3.5 mm.
In another accident, a family of four was killed north of Kamloops when their SUV hit an icy road. They were riding on all-season tires.
Staff Sgt. Frayne is fighting to change the law in hopes of saving more lives. "Those signs have to mean something," he says. "If you're coming into the interior of this province, it's some of the worst driving conditions in Canada. We have the highest highway passes in Canada and we don't have a law that is effective."
Until the law is changed, it's up to you to be smart about your seasonal car care. Check your tire tread, invest in winter tires, or put on chains before hitting any icy, snowy winter roads.
For More Information:
- Changes to B.C. winter tire laws? CHBC News
- Winter Tires, Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure


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Date Is Set For Auction Of Natural Bridge
An auction date has been set for a Virginia landmark and tourist attraction that was once owned by Thomas Jefferson. Natural Bridge in Rockbridge County will be auctioned off on November 14th. The auction will also cover the Natural Bridge Caverns and a hotel. At the urging of Congressman Bob Goodlatte, Interior Department officials have agreed to study the possibility of turning Natural Bridge into a national park.


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BearState settled on metal
Each of the band's members tried different genres of music before coming together
Lake Elsinore-based BearState is not what you would call a typical hard-core metal band. Though metal is what they favor now, the quartet got their start treading different musical waters before settling on a sound.
"We all come from different music backgrounds," Paul Susanka said. "We all listen to a wide variety of genres, and we grew up listening to and playing different types of music than what we play now. I think it really helps us, because all of those different influences make their way into the mix a little bit.
"It's good to be different than everyone else. There are a lot of bands playing this genre of music, and many of them sound the same. We want to stand out and be different."
BearState is made up of Corona's Susanka, Kevan Wallace of Murrieta and Lake Elsinore's Jake Herron and Barry Lefroy. Founded by Susanka and Lefroy in 2009, during their junior year of high school, the group had shaky beginnings that put things on the back burner for a time.
BearState with Parley and She Has a Fashion Vice
When: 6:30 p.m. Friday
Where: The Vault, 41607 Enterprise Circle North, Temecula
Tickets: $10
Phone: (951) 296-9993
Online: thevaultconcerts.com
"We started off as a death metal band and played many shows in Southern California before we broke up at the end of our senior year, because many of the members of the band wanted to go a different direction with the music and no one could agree on anything," Susanka said. "But Barry and I always wanted to keep playing together.
"Barry left California and lived in another state for two years, and during that time he and I collaborated over the Internet, writing and recording our EP, 'Phases.' Toward the end of the recording process, Barry moved back to California, and we found Kevan to play drums and Jake to play bass."
BearState will perform Friday at The Vault in Temecula with Parley and She Has a Fashion Vice. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., and the show is open to all ages.
"The name was the hardest thing to come up with for us," Susanka said. "All of the names sounded so typical of this genre — lots of words like blood, skies, veil, etc., kept popping up. We didn't want to have the typical name. Barry's girlfriend at the time (who is now his wife) actually said the name BearState over the phone when Barry told her of our troubles — she lived in Montana and thought of California, the state whose flag has a bear on it.
"We found out recently that California actually isn't the Bear State — I think it's actually Arkansas — but we thought the name stood out and we liked it immediately."
Though BearState, like many artists before them, find themselves with creative differences from time to time, when it comes to live shows, they're all on the same page.
"No standing around allowed at a BearState show for anyone," Susanka said. "We always get the crowd involved as much as possible."


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A list of student-submitted discussion questions for Evolution of Seed Plants.
To describe images using words using the Visual Literacy strategy.
To emphasize students' understanding of key words and practice applying the definitions of the vocabulary words to examples and drawings using the Frayer Model.
Covers carnivorous plants, how their life history matches their environment, and how they responded evolutionarily.
Find out about an amazing fossil find with its last meal intact.
An introduction to plants and their life cycle, evolution, classification, and importance are covered in this study guide.
These flashcards help you study important terms and vocabulary from Evolution of Seed Plants.


text: The Lacoste sportswear brand is perhaps best known for the embroidered crocodile logo on the chest, which endures to this day. Lacoste's proud legacy includes contributions to the tennis world, golfing and sailing. You may also remember the preppy trend in the 1970's, with the need for every prepster's wardrobe to include the Lacoste polo with the crocodile logo. The name was Izod Lacoste in those days since Izod owned 50% of the licensing rights in the United States. And now the Lacoste name is being reintroduced with all its sporty styling and fine quality details. Enjoy and wear it once again with pride.


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50 agencies cooperate on Operation Mountain Sync
First responders from 50 agencies participated in an active shooter simulation Operation Mountain Sync inside the old CU Health Science Center Thursday.
The exercise involved over 550 firefighters, paramedics and law enforcement officers. For many, it was the first time they were able to work with members of other agencies.
"We're trying to figure out 'you do it this way' and 'we do it this way' and now we have to come together and figure out a way to do it. This kind of training builds that up so that when we go into this type of situation we have a basis to work from," said Sgt. John Crowley of the Lone Tree Police Department.
It is also rare for officers to work side-by-side with paramedics, escorting them safely into a shooting scene and getting them back out.


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Users of Dropbox and Box cloud services have been warned that generating links to share information with others can put sensitive data at risk through several basic flaws.
Dropbox has already suspended this function while it rushes to fix the issue while Box is investigating to see if its customers have been affected.
Despite the security panic this has caused US giant General Electric (GE) has since signed a huge 300,000 deal with Box to use its services across some 170 countries, with CIO of GE, Jamie Miller, claiming it would provide many benefits.
The flaws relate to links that users of the services can generate to share a document with a trusted source. The issues were uncovered by a rival of the two firms, Intralinks, during some research into a Google Adword campaign it was running.
During this work, Intralinks uncovered simple ways in which the links were easily accessible and allowed the documents that had supposedly only been shared between trusted sources, to be viewed by third parties.
The firm was able to access reams of sensitive data in this manner such as tax returns, bank records, mortgage applications, blueprints and business plans.
The flaw worked in two ways. Firstly, if the document contained a link within the text to a website, such as Intralinks, the referral data for that website would store the link of the document. This could then be clicked on, and the entire document would be visible.
Secondly, if a user put the link for the shared file in a search engine, rather than the URL bar, then the Google AdWords campaign Intralinks had running would gather this as a relevant search term, again making the document accessible.
John Landy, the chief security officer at Intralinks, wrote in a blog post that the flaw was a "disturbing privacy problem" and said web users should be wary of free storage services.
"To be clear, we gained access to files because users of file-sharing applications often aren't taking simple precautions to safeguard their data. When used this way, all file sharing apps are potentially vulnerable," he wrote.
"When using file-sharing apps, many people fail to use basic security features and take few precautions with even highly sensitive financial data. In addition, many mingle personal data along with confidential company data, with no security in place."
In response to the issue, Dropbox said in a blog post that it has fixed the problem for any links now created, but that existing links shared in this manner have been disabled, which it acknowledged was not an ideal scenario.
"For all shared links created going forward, we've patched the vulnerability. For previously shared links to such documents, we've disabled access entirely until further notice," Dropbox said.
"We realise that many of your workflows depend on shared links, and we apologise for the inconvenience. We'll continue working hard to make sure your stuff is safe and keep you updated on any new developments.
Meanwhile Box told V3 it had not seen any direct fallout from the issues raised by Intralinks, but was reassessing its services as a result.
"We haven't noticed any abuse of Box open links, including by referrer headers, but are exploring ways to limit any exposure. We recommend customers use our broad array of permissions settings to mitigate any potential issues," it said.
"Secure content sharing is core to Box, and we've invested a lot of energy in our security model around shared links."
Box added that it does warn users of the risks of sharing content via links when this option is selected, and it has tools in place to mitigate against such risks such as password-protected documents or expiration dates on documents that are shared.
"In addition, company admins can ensure organisation-wide secure sharing by setting shared link defaults to company-only or collaborator-only (people in the same shared folder)," it said.
Intralinks' Landy said firms should make sure employees are fully trained on which services are safe for corporate use and how to keep data secure.
"The bottom line is that it's really up to employers to train, supervise and enforce appropriate workplace policies to prevent company data from finding its way into these products where sharing is unsecured."
The cost of data breaches was revealed by government research to be as high as £1.15m per incident, as firms face numerous threats to their data.
We pit the current and former premium Apple smartphones against each other to see if it's worth upgrading


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In Reply to: Re: John Brown's Bible posted by Val on February 11, 19101 at 22:00:27:
: : : : I also have a copy of this bible - with metal edging and two metal clasps and a date of 1876 on the spine.Inside it states John Brown died 19th June 1787 aged 65 years. For 36 yrs a minister at Haddington & 20 yrs Professor of Divinity under the ociate synod. The family notes are still intact and date from 1850. That is all the information I have at present. Regards.
: I have two oversized volumes of Brown's Bible-The Most Superb Folio and Self Interpreting Bible by the late Rev.d John Brown, Minister of the Gospel at Haddington. Printed and published by C.Brightly and T. Kinnersley, bundan, suffolk, May 26, 1812. Embelished with Forty Beautiful Engravings Bungay: Printed for T. Kinnersley, by Brightly and Childs 1815. Would also like info on value. These were printed as a two-volume set. Very nice! Look forward to hearing from someone on value. The bookplate inside says, "Wm. Hitchman, Bicester, Oxon, 1818."
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Saratoga Springs NY and my new 70-200 f4 IS
Only the second lens in my stable (no pun intended) but wanted a good one so got the 70-200 f4 IS a couple of months back. It lives up to the reputation. As does Saratoga, where for a few weeks each summer it turns into a very special place.
Sharing four very different samples from last weekend's races. First one is just me being a sucker for orange, second one is a training rider, the third is one that I was taken by how the light was catching the black horse. The last one is a bit out of focus - my imperfect panning technique - but I like it anyway.
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Jay-Z seems to excel at everything he tries. As a rapper, Jigga's track record is impeccable and his accomplishments as a businessman have kept Hov hovering around the top of various Forbes lists for almost 10 years now. But how will Jay, who seems to do so many things so well fare at fatherhood? It's a topic the mogul tackles in a cover story in GQ magazine's "Men of the Year" issue.
"Providing — that's not love," Jay says. "Being there — that's more important. I mean, we see that. We see that with all these rich socialites. They're crying out for attention; they're hurting for love. I'm not being judgmental — I'm just making an observation," Jay, who was anointed the mag's King of the Year, tells writer Alex Pappademas. "They're crying out for the love that maybe they didn't get at home, and they got everything,all the material things that they need and want. So we know that's not the key."
The soon to be 42-year-old rapper graces the cover of the December issue, which hit newsstands on November 22, wearing a black suit, a matching skinny tie and sporting a grin. It's a familiar look for Jigga, but the feature story reveals someone new: Big Poppa Jay.
The Roc Nation boss' complex relationship with his absentee dad factors into his own views on becoming a papi, and it's a topic he tackled on his 2000 The Dynasty album ("Where Have You Been"), his '03 "retirement" LP The Black Album ("December 4" and "Moment of Clarity") and, most recently, on "New Day," a standout track off of his and Kanye West's Watch the Throne.
On "New Day," the duo rap hypothetically about fatherhood, except that now for Jay, life will imitate art. When the Throne wrote the song, Jay explains to GQ that he and wife Beyoncé were not yet expecting. The RZA-produced track finds Jay vowing not to do what was done to him as a child: "Promise to never leave him, even if his mama tweakin'/ 'Cause my dad left me and left me and I promise to never repeat him."
"My dad was such a good dad that when he left, he left a huge scar. He was my superhero," Jay says in the interview.
But does being a dad mean Jigga will lose his swag? Not in the least. While Jay does admit he will change diapers and strap the baby seat in the Maybach, the hip-hop icon also promises to play rap classics like Reasonable Doubt, Ready to Die and Illmatic for his kid — when the time is appropriate of course.
Live proformances are dangerous. There is always the risk of technical issues or maybe someone forgetting a
word. SO, some go the opposite route to try to eliminate some of these problems. This weeks X-Factor episode,
one of the contestants during a musical number with all the other contestants is seen not singing even though
the track is. HAHA, you can see the, "oh S***" look on his face". PRICELESS. The producers insist that all
singing competition shows like this pre-record the non-competitve parts so the contestant have more time to
work on their competitive pieces.
I can appreciate this, but now I'm going to be looking ever harder to catch moments like this:
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I wonder if he watches this now and thinks, "I'm still better than Brittney Spears."
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July 12: This Day in Black History
FEATURED: Beah Richards
1920: Beah Richards was born. She was an actress of stage, screen and television, a poet, playwright and author. She passed away in 2000 at age 80.
1936: Rose McClendon passed away. She was a leading Broadway actress of the 1920s. She was 51 years old.
1937: Bill Cosby was born. He is a comedian, actor, author, television producer, educator, musician and activist. He turns 76 today.
1947: Jimmie Lunceford passed away. He was a jazz alto saxophonist and bandleader in the swing era. He died of cardiac arrest at age 45 during an autograph session. There were rumors that he had been poisoned by a restaurant owner who was unhappy at having to serve a "Negro" in his establishment.
1951: "Fool, Fool, Fool" by The Clovers was recorded and would become a Number One hit.
1952: "Lawdy Miss Clawdy" by Lloyd Price & His Orchestra was the Number One R&B Song this day.
1952: The Chicago vocal quartet the Four Blazes charted with "Mary Jo," reaching #1 R&B for three weeks. But the B-side, a smooth version of "Mood Indigo," was the real gem.
1956: Shirley & Lee sang at the Carrs Beach Amphitheater in Maryland along with the Teenagers, the Cleftones, Carl Perkins and the Spaniels. More than 8,000 lucky fans got in to see them while an unlucky 10,000 were turned away.
1959: Actor, comedian and writer Charlie Murphy was born. He turns 54 today.
1960: Frankie Lymon sang "Little Bitty Pretty One" on Dick Clark's American Bandstand for the first time since 1958, and without the Teenagers.
1969: Award winning actress Lisa Nicole Carson was born. She turns 44 today.
1970: Juba Kalamka was born. He is an artist and activist recognized for his work and founding member of homohop group Deep Dickollective (D/DC) and his development of the micro-label Sugartruck Recordings. He turns 43 today.
1973: Rapper Melvin 'Magoo' Barcliff was born. He turns 40 today.
1979: Singer & songwriter Minnie Riperton passed away from breast cancer. She was one of the first celebrities to go public with her breast cancer diagnosis and became a spokesperson for the American Cancer Society. She was 31 years old.
1980: Diana Ross bounced on to the Hot 100 with "Upside Down (#1). It was her fifth solo chart topper in ten years.
1989: The Disney Channel announced it was doing Mother Goose Rock 'n' Rhyme. Included in the cast was Old King Cole himself, Little Richard.
1995: The O'Jays performed at the Universal Amphitheater in a benefit called Let's Stamp Out AIDS.
2010: Pius Njawe passed away. He was one of Africa's most celebrated journalist and founder of the newspaper Le Messager. He was killed in an auto accident at age 53.
2012: Cleveland Elam passed away. He was a former San Francisco 49ers defensive end and a two-time Pro Bowl selection. He was 60 years old.


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Vail Colorado is home to some of the most beautiful scenery to be found in Colorado. It is also home to some of the highest prices. While deals can be found, it's mostly a city where the wealthy and the touristy come to play. Vail, and other cities like it, are examples of Colorado's versatility and ability to accommodate, whatever the weather. Vail has several lodging options, form beautiful chalets to Vail Colorado vacation in rentals. In the summer you can see people taking languid walks along the streets, window shopping, sitting at sidewalk cafes or just enjoying the beautiful mountain views. Visitors have the option of staying in Vail Colorado vacation rentals, Vail short term rentals or vacation homes Vail Colorado.
If you know where to look, you could also find mountain biking and hiking opportunities, giving you a chance to experience the mountain escapes from a hands-on perspective. During the winter, Vail opens its ski lifts and becomes known as one of the greatest skiing venues around. It is, however, pricey, with lift tickets being upwards of 60-75 dollars for an Adult Day Pass. The ski lodges are perhaps the next biggest attraction for those less adventurous, who still want to enjoy the energy and sights of a ski town. Vail is definitely a great way to spend an afternoon, whether you're indulging your senses, eating at one of the many restaurants or just enjoying the beautiful Colorado weather. Browse our featured Vail Colorado vacation rentals and vacation homes in Vail Colorado.


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Mo. committee plans hearing on student transfers
Friday, August 16, 2013
Student transfers out of struggling Missouri school districts will be on the docket for a fall meeting of the Legislature's Joint Committee on Education.
Committee leaders say they want to hear possible solutions. Chairman Mike Lair, a Republican House member from Chillicothe, says the committee has the chance to examine the issue, consider possible response and propose a solution to fellow lawmakers.
The joint committee plans to hold a hearing Oct. 1.
The Missouri Supreme Court upheld a state law that allows students in unaccredited school districts to transfer to an accredited district. There has been rancor in the St. Louis area where the Normandy and Riverview Gardens school districts are unaccredited.
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Welcome back, Monday, how soon of you to return. It only seems like yesterday that I was partying with Friday and hungover on the couch with Saturday. But you're here for the whole day and there's nothing anyone can do about it. Rather than fight the stress and anxiety of life, how about we laugh it off today?
Last week we briefly discussed the ridiculousness of some mascot costumes. If you think Scrotie has a tough life, let's look at some other mascots who have had some rough rides throughout their career. This first one really shows that one simply misstep in life can lead to a world of pain. If only his large, maroon, smiling friend had got to him in time.
But sometimes life just isn't fair. You're standing around, enjoying your life as a mascot, swinging your arms and loving it up, and then reality comes crashing down upon you.
Of course, we can learn from of strange costumed friends. When you feel like you simply cannot get up, maybe you just need some help from a friend.
Remember, life gets hard and tough at times, but you need only to take a minute to laugh it off. Get a mirror and take some time to make some stupid faces. You never know exactly how much fun you may have. Just look at this next video, for example, and tell me that does not look like fun. I know it brings me to tears just watching it.
As a parting note, whether you are mascot, accountant, or a parent, there is nothing better than taking the time to appreciate the simple things in life. Maybe it's a quick laugh that helps you get through a Monday, a nice lunch outside in the sun, or a simple compliment from a coworker. Whatever helps you get through the day, cherish it and try to enjoy it. Life is too short for being angry, stressed, or frustrated.
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Low sperm count, what are my chances of ever getting pregnant? Please help!
My husband has been tested and he has a very low sperm count of 1Million. We have completed 3 IVF's and all did not work. We have 4 frozen eggs from the last IVF. What are my changes of ever getting pregnant? Help!!!!!!!!!!
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Just went through similar situation. our urologist prescribed my husband to take medication clomid to increase his sperm count and correct the abnormal ones. apparently it worked because I am now 8 wks prego. So yes you can still get prego. We were trying to concieve for 5 years and 2 failed ivg's. this prego was all natural just the clomid for my hubby did the trick. Hope this helps. Good Luckposted 02/27/2008 by taralm143
HI ladies, I said I would get back with you about the fertilaid and I must say it works!!!His count was up to 34 million, I am still waiting on the morphology, but I was thrilled that it works as well as, if not better than Proxeed, and is 1/4 the price. Yippee!! I will keep you up to date on the morphology too!!! The female fertilaid has improved my PCOS and increased my sex drive. We have been on it for three months.posted 09/03/2008 by lovingladybugs
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This is the actual Category Tree for the whole site. We shall build it here. Once we have sorted it out and built most of the structure, we can move it to its own page, and let people fill in the smaller details.
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I think "social processes" should not be a main category. I think it should be a sub-category of social psychology. (I suppose that it could also be simultaneously a sub-category of sociology, but that's a secondary concern.) Comments? Jaywin 04:57, 14 August 2006 (UTC)