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24 Year Old, Black Kean University Grad Kayla-Simone McKelvey Charged with Third-degree Creating a False Public Alarm After Posting Threats to Kill Black Males & Females
24 year old Kayla-Simone McKelvey, of Union, New Jersey, who recently graduated from Kean University in May 2015 finds her self in some hot water that she completely created, or should we say, made up. The black female Kean alum has been charged with third-degree creating a false public alarm after she tweeted threatening comments on Twitter stating, "i will kill every black male and female at kean university".
Third-degree Creating a False Public Alarm? Sorry, she should be cgarged with a hate crime as her sole intent was to create friction and animosity among backs and whites. Now that is truly hateful.
A recent Kean graduate has been charged with being responsible for a series of tweets threatening black students at the school two weeks ago, acting Union County Prosecutor Grace H. Park announced Tuesday.
Kayla-Simone McKelvey, 24, of Union – a black alum who graduated in May – was charged by summons with third-degree creating a false public alarm.
Park said an investigation by the Union County Prosecutor's Office's Special Prosecutions Unit and Kean University police found that McKelvey, a self-proclaimed activist, participated in a student rally regarding racial issues on Nov. 17, but left midway through the rally and walked to a computer station in a university library.
Once there, McKelvey allegedly created an anonymous Twitter account – @keanuagainstblk – and began posting threats of violence against black Kean students.
The first message around 10 p.m. said "kean university twitter against blacks is for everyone who hates blacks people" and a tweet about there being a bomb on the campus, and then continued with several other tweets about shooting black students at the university.
i will kill every black male and female at kean university
— kean university (@keanuagainstblk) November 18, 2015
After making the posts, McKelvey returned to the rally and attempted to spread awareness of the threats, authorities said.
Posted December 2, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
#You Lie, Black on Black Crime, Crime, Hate Crime, Twitter, WTF | one comment
Second IT Company Datto Inc. Agrees to Give Clinton's Server Data to FBI
DRIP, DRIP, DRIP … And the Hillary Clinton email/private server scandal keeps on coming. Just when you thought there was only one IT company involved in Hillary Clinton's email server, there now appears to be another. Datto Inc., an IT company based in Norwalk, CT, has become the second firm to get caught up in the Hillary email/server scandal. The Connecticut based company to provide Hillary's server data to the FBI. Hmm, remember when it was said that Hillary's server was wiped/scrubbed clean? Not so fast. As Doug Powers at Michelle Malkin.com opines, maybe Val the bartender can explain to Hillary how her secure emails got in the Cloud.
… So you see, data is stored in the Cloud
Hillary Clinton hired a Connecticut company to back up her emails on a "cloud" storage system, and her lawyers have agreed to turn whatever it contains over to the FBI, a personal familiar with the situation said Tuesday.
The disclosure came as a Republican Senate committee chairman, Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson, also asked the firm to turn over to the committee copies of any Clinton emails still in its possession.
There were conflicting accounts as to whether the development could lead to recovery of any of Clinton's more than 31,000 personal emails, which she said she deleted from her private server upon turning over her work-related emails to the State Department, at its request, in December 2014.
Datto Inc., based in Norwalk, Conn., became the second data storage firm to become entangled in the inquiry into Clinton's unusual email arrangement, which has sparked a furor that has dogged her campaign. In August, Clinton and the firm that had managed her server since June 2013, Colorado-based Platte River Networks, agreed to surrender it for examination by the FBI.
On Friday, Clinton's attorney, David Kendall, and Platte River agreed to allow Datto to turn over the data from the backup server to the FBI, said the person familiar with Datto's storage, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter.
Oh what a tangled web we weave, when we practice to deceive. But of course Hillary Clinton will tell you that she is the most transparent individual ever. More from McClatchy DC.
Several weeks ago, Platte River employees discovered that her private server was syncing with an offsite Datto server, he said
When Datto acknowledged that was the case, a Platte River employee replied in an email: "This is a problem."
Johnson said that "Datto apparently possessed a backup of the server's contents since June 2013."
Upon that discovery, Platte River "directed Datto to not delete the saved data and worked with Datto to find a way to move the saved information . . . back to Secretary Clinton's private server."
The letter also noted that Platte River employees were directed to reduce the amount of email data being stored with each backup. Late this summer, Johnson wrote, a Platte River employee took note of this change and inquired whether the company could search its archives for an email from Clinton Executive Service Corp. directing such a reduction in October or November 2014 and then again around February, advising Platte River to save only emails sent during the most recent 30 days.
Those reductions would have occurred after the State Department requested that Clinton turn over her emails.
Posted October 7, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
#You Lie, cybersecurity, email, Email-Gate, FBI, Hillary Clinton, Liars, Scandal, You Got Email-gate | one comment
City of New York Orders Al Sharpton's Daughter (Dominique Sharpton) to Save Incriminating Hiking Pics & Not to Delete Instagram Bali Hiking Photos
RUT-ROH, Some one is in trouble …
As reported at the NY Post, NYC attorney have warned Dominique Sharpton, the daughter of Rev. Al Sharpton, not to destroy or delete any pics on her Instagram account, like the ones that show her hiking in Bali. The 28 year old Sharpton is suing NYC for $5 million claiming she fell in the street and sprained her ankle that supposedly left her "severely injured, bruised and wounded". Dominique's lawsuit states she "still suffers and will continue to suffer for some time physical pain and bodily injuries;" however, she stupidly posted hiking pics on her Instagram account showing her hiking in atop an Indonesian mountain and making comments regarding how tough the hikes were. CAN YOU SAY BUSTED!!!
City lawyers warned Dominique Sharpton not to delete Instagram photos like this one atop an Indonesian mountain — where she trekked while claiming in a lawsuit that she has "permanent" injuries.
The city Law Department sent Rev. Al's daughter a letter telling her to preserve all of the damning evidence that she posted on her social-media accounts.
The warning comes after The Post revealed that Dominique Sharpton has been globe-trotting despite her May 7 suit that says she will never fully recover from a sprained ankle she suffered on an uneven Soho street.
Posted May 23, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
#You Lie, Al Sharpton, Civil Law Suit, Fraud, Legal - Court Room - Trial, Social Media | no comments
Not Looking Good For Brian Willaims … NBC News Finds Brian Williams Embellished At Least 11 Times
As Spinal Tap's Nigel Tufnel explains about amps and Brian Williams embellishments, this one goes to eleven!!!
When will Brian Williams return to NBC News, if ever? Back in February, NBC News suspended Brian Williams for 6 months without pay for his his faux Iraq war news story in 2003. It only took NBC News more than a decade to get to the bottom of this situation and Williams may never have been suspended at all if he had just shut his trap and stopped telling the false story. However, the NBC internal investigation of their news anchor has turned up at least 11 instances in which Williams publicly embellished details of his reporting exploits. 11!!! Good grief, the New York Times is reporting that NBC is looking into whether Williams fibbed about his reporting during Egypt's Arab Spring.
Brian Williams' suspension ends in August; however, I will find it impossible to believe that they could ever bring him back. All a news anchor has is their credibility to report the news and with 11 embellishments to his credit, Williams news cred is shot.
A months-long internal investigation of Brian Williams by NBC News has turned up 11 instances in which the anchorman publicly embellished details of his reporting exploits, according to a person familiar with details of the probe.
NBC undertook the examination of Williams' statement after he apologized in early February for saying on "NBC Nightly News" that a military helicopter in which he was traveling at the start of the Iraq War had been damaged by rocket fire. His account was challenged by soldiers who were on the flight, leading to a furor that prompted NBC to suspend Williams for six months without pay and to investigate other statements he's made.
The Iraq claim was one of the 11 suspect statements that a team of NBC News journalists has identified during the inquiry, said the individual, who asked not to be identified because he isn't authorized to talk about an internal matter.
The investigators, led by NBC News senior executive producer Richard Esposito, have also raised doubts about Williams' comments about his experiences covering Israel's military action against Hezbollah in Lebanon in 2006. In an interview with a student-run television station at Fairfield University in Connecticut in 2007, Williams said he saw rockets passing "just beneath" the Israel helicopter in which he was traveling. But Williams gave a less harrowing account of the same trip in an NBC News blog a year earlier
Posted April 25, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
#You Lie, Brian Williams, Iraq, Liars, Media, NBC | 4 comments
NY Times Journalist Caught the Clinton Foundation Red-Handed in a Lie About a Meeting Between former President Bill Clinton and Kazatomprom, a Kazakhstan State-Owned Nuclear Holding Company
LIARS: If you actually care about America, you will watch the video below that shows of former President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Lied and sold out our country to the Russians …
How big was the New York Times story on Bill and Hillary Clinton and the uranium deal, bigger than you think. If Hillary Clinton and the Clinton's are allowed to get away with this then this country is lost forever. At some point Americans have to actually care that those in power and have the ultimate power like president of the United States actually have an ounce of decency, credibility and ethics. The individual who holds the highest office in the land can't be a complete and total liar and hide behind a gender card saying what difference does it make. When is enough, enough?
When Hillary Clinton announced that she was going to run for president in 2016, she stated, "Everyday Americans need a champion, and I want to be that champion." Clinton went on to further say, "Americans have fought their way back from tough economic times, but the deck is still stacked in favor of those at the top." AMERICA, WAKE THE HELL UP … HILLARY CLINTON IS THAT PERSON AT THE TOP THAT THE DECK IS STACKED IN FAVOR OF!!! Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton have sold America out so that they could become rich, breaking every law that the so-called people she wants to champion would have been arrested and thrown in jail. America, we are no longer talking about Bill lied about sex with an intern … THESE LIES ARE MUCH, MUCH INSIDIOUS.
Fox News: Millions To Clinton Foundation In Exchange For Russian Uranium Deal
But, as New York Times reporter Jo Becker reported, such a deal would require review by the U.S. government. That's where Frank Giustra, a Canadian business executive and founder of the company that would become Uranium One, entered the picture.
Giustra reportedly set up a meeting between Kazatomprom officials and Bill Clinton himself — at the former president's home in Chappaqua, New York.
Giustra has close ties to Bill Clinton and is a major donor to the Clinton Foundation. The two even flew to Kazakhstan together when Giustra's company landed a lucrative deal to secure uranium mines there.
Here's where the lie comes in.
Becker told Fox News' Bret Baier that when she first asked a Clinton Foundation spokesman and Giustra about the meeting, they both said no such meeting ever took place. However, when she informed them that the then-head of Kazatomprom not only told her that the meeting had taken place, but also showed her a picture of himself with Clinton at the Chappaqua home proudly displayed in his office, they were forced to admit the meeting occurred.
In 2007, Toshiba "sold a 10 percent stake in U.S. nuclear power plant builder Westinghouse," Reuters reported.
During Hillary Clinton's tenure at the U.S. State Department, foreign governments and businesses donated tens of millions of dollars to the Clinton Foundation and paid millions in speaker fees to former President Clinton. Some of those same players then had business or policy issues later land on then-Secretary of State Clinton's desk.
In addition to concerns about ethics of such practices, Clinton failed to disclose millions of dollars in big foreign donations to her husband's foundation, which she had previously vowed to do. It was also reported that the Clinton Foundation is redoing five years worth of tax returns after a review by Reuters found several errors.
That's the gist of the bombshell reports, based on Peter Schweizer's new book, "Clinton Cash," that emerged on Thursday.
Posted April 25, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
#You Lie, Bill Clinton, Clinton Foundation, collusion, Conspiracy, Corruption, Cover-Up, cronyism, Ethics, Hillary Clinton, Liars, Quid Pro Quo, Russia, Scandal, WTF, You Tube - VIDEO | one comment
Megan Murphy on MSNBC … Hillary Clinton "Cruised Right On By" Everyday Iowans Waiting To Meet Her" Including Elderly People in Wheel Chairs
First the Hillary Clinton's Scoobie van is parked in a handicapped parking spot illegally and now she cruises right past people, some in wheelchairs that were there to meet her in Iowa. Hillary's meet and greet the little people turns out to be total BS as she wound up driving right by the so-called every day Americans that she told us all that she wanted to meet on this van tour. Imagine that, Hillary lied again. Just curious, how is Hillary Clinton supposed to be the champion of the common folk if she cant find time to meet with them?
Washington Free Beacon – Reporter: Hillary's Van Drove Past Elderly People in Wheelchairs Waiting to Talk to Her.
Hillary Clinton wants to meet "everyday Americans" so badly, she drove right past many waiting in front of her event in Iowa.
In the now-viral clip of reporters chasing after Clinton's "Scooby" van, the Clinton camp drove to the back entrance, surprising both reporters and many of her supporters waiting to get a glimpse of the candidate.
"I think what you don't see in that clip, which is one of the most surprising things is there were actually a ton of people waiting for her at the front of that college," said Financial Times reporter Megan Murphy. "There were elderly people in wheelchairs, there were people — and they just cruised right on by to the back."
The news that Clinton symbolically drove past ordinary voters while driving their own "everyday Americans" to the event will certainly reflect poorly on the campaign. The incident draws parallels to the man Clinton hopes to succeed in the Oval Office when he drove past disabled veterans in Phoenix.
Posted April 18, 2015 by Scared Monkeys
#You Lie, Handicap, Hillary Clinton, Liars, WTF, You Tube - VIDEO | 3 comments
Jonathon Gruber Backtracks on His "Americans are Stupid" Comments … But He Has Said it On More Than One Occasion
MSNBC still carrying the water for Barack Obama and Obamacare …
Suddenly MIT professor Jonathan Gruber and the architect of Obamacare is in full spin and CYA mode as he backtracks from his comments that were just made public to all. Gruber stated that Obamacare was a lie, a fraud and the American people were purposely deceived in order to pass the law. Gruber also called the American people stupid. Hmm, isn't this what Conservatives had said for years? Now Gruber is saying his comments were inappropriate. There is just one problem,Gruber made last these American voter are "stupid" remarks on more than one occasion. Watch the video from The Kelly Files via The Blaze, link HERE, to video of more remarks made by Gruber and Megyn Kelly's less than willingness to believe him. It begins at the 2:00 mark of the video that Gruber has made this sane remark on more than one occasion. Off the cuff, eh?
Sorry, but he hardly to be seems to be speaking off the cuff. Jonathan Gruber is a very well-spoken and intelligent man. He is also a liberal who has a low opinion of the masses and would do anything to deceive then in order to get Obamacare passed. Gruber regrets making the America voters are stupid comments. Now, he regrets having it be made public. What, is Jonathan Gruber blaming his remarks on a spontaneous thought in his head, when he says he was speaking off the cuff? C'MON MAN!!!
Interestingly enough, he would not appear on FOX News to get a grilling and not just a softball interview on MSLSD.
This bill was written in a tortured way to make sure CBO did not score the mandate as taxes. If [Congressional Budget Office] scored the mandate as taxes, the bill dies. Okay, so it's written to do that. In terms of risk-rated subsidies, if you had a law which said that healthy people are going to pay in -– you made explicit that healthy people pay in and sick people get money — it would not have passed… Lack of transparency is a huge political advantage. And basically, call it the stupidity of the American voter, or whatever, but basically that was really, really critical for the thing to pass. And it's the second-best argument. Look, I wish Mark was right that we could make it all transparent, but I'd rather have this law than not.
Posted November 12, 2014 by Scared Monkeys
#You Lie, Barack Obama, Chicago-Style Politics, Community Agitator, Divider in Chief, Gruber-gate, Hoax, Liars, Misleader, Obamacare, Obamanation, Scandal, The Lying King, Transparency, WTF, You Tube - VIDEO | 6 comments
The Triple Crown of Lying … Fact Check.org/Politifact/WAPO Fact Checker Gives Barack Obama & Minions More Pinnochio's for His Lame ISIS, JV Team' Explanation
Fact Check.org gives Barack Obama more "Pinocchio's" for his lame effort in trying to say that he was not referring to ISIS when he was making the past comparison that ISIS was like a "jayvee" terror team. WHAT OBAMA LIE? Say it isn't so. Obama and his minions have won the "triple crown" of lying as Fack Check.org, Politifact and the WAPO Fact Checker all say … YOU LIE. I guess it all depended on that is, is … oh sorry, ISIS is. Barack Obama is simply incapable of telling the truth.
Todd: Long way, long way from when you described them as a JV team.
Obama: Well, I –
Todd: Was that bad intelligence or your misjudgment?
Obama: Keep — keep — keep in mind I wasn't specifically referring to ISIL. I've said that, regionally, there were a whole series of organizations that were focused primarily locally. Weren't focused on homeland, because I think a lot of us, when we think about terrorism, the model is Osama bin Laden and 9/11. And the point that I was –
Todd: You don't believe these people –
Obama: Not yet. But they — they can evolve. And I was very specific at that time. What I said was, not every regional terrorist organization is automatically a threat to us that would call for a major offensive. Our goal should not be to think that we can occupy every country where there's a terrorist organization.
Barack Obama – The Lying King
During Obama's Meet the Press interview Sunday with new host Chuck Todd, the president essentially gave the same explanation Earnest previously gave about the JV remark published in the New Yorker in January.
"Keep in mind I wasn't specifically referring to (Islamic State). I've said that, regionally, there were a whole series of organizations that were focused primarily locally, weren't focused on homeland, because I think a lot of us, when we think about terrorism, the model is Osama bin Laden and 9/11," Obama told Todd.
FactCheck.org issued a verdict Monday afternoon that like others was based on the transcript from New Yorker reporter Davide Remnick's interview with Obama.
"The president can make the case that he wasn't referring only to ISIS when he made his remark about a junior varsity team. But he cannot say that he 'wasn't specifically referring to ISIL,' because The New Yorker article and the transcript of the interview make it clear that the context of the president's remark included ISIS," FactCheck.org says.
STRIKE ONE: Fack Check. org
STRIKE TWO: PolitiFact ranked Obama's Meet the Press statement as "false." That's slightly better than the worst ranking the site can give: "pants on fire."
STRIKE THREE: Washington Post Fact Checker gave Earnest its worst ranking.
Posted September 9, 2014 by Scared Monkeys
#You Lie, Barack Obama, Divider in Chief, Epic Fail, ISIS, Media, Misleader, Obamanation, Terrorism, The Lying King, Transparency, War on Terror, WTF, You Tube - VIDEO | 5 comments
#YOU LIE!!! Obama Administration's Claim that Lois Lerner's Emails Were Lost in Computer Crash, What a Crock of $hit
The IRS stated on Friday that they lost and cannot locate many of Lois Lerner's emails prior to 2011 because her computer crashed that year. Image that, what a coincidence. House Oversight Committee chairman Darrell Issa (R-CA) suggesting the Obama administration is being dishonest by saying these emails are lost stating, "Isn't it convenient for the Obama Administration that the IRS now says it has suddenly realized it lost Lois Lerner's emails requested by Congress and promised by Commissioner John Koskinen?" Ya think? Issa went on to comment, "Do they really expect the American people to believe that, after having withheld these emails for a year, they're just now realizing the most critical time period is missing?" WHAT A JOKE. Imagine telling the IRS that you lost the necessary paperwork in a computer crash that they are requiring, which is more plausible than an email.
So let's understand this … the government & NSA has a right to look at your emails, but some how they can't retain their own? Who honestly believes this bullshit?
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The Internal Revenue Service says it has lost a trove of emails to and from a central figure in the agency's tea party controversy.
The IRS told congressional investigators Friday it cannot locate many of Lois Lerner's emails prior to 2011 because her computer crashed that year. Lerner headed the IRS division that processed applications for tax-exempt status.
The IRS acknowledged last year that agents had improperly scrutinized applications for tax-exempt status by tea party and other conservative groups.
"The fact that I am just learning about this, over a year into the investigation, is completely unacceptable and now calls into question the credibility of the IRS's response to congressional inquiries," said Rep. Dave Camp, R-Mich., chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. "There needs to be an immediate investigation and forensic audit by Department of Justice as well as the inspector general."
The Ways and Means Committee is one of three congressional committees investigating the IRS over its handling of tea party applications from 2010 to 2012. The Justice Department and the IRS inspector general are also investigating.
House Oversight Committee chairman Darrell Issa, R-Calif., is suggesting the Obama administration is being dishonest by saying these emails are lost.
I could not agree more with Powerline and their post, Obama Administration's Claim that Lois Lerner's Emails Are "Lost" Is Ludicrous. Actually, it is beyond ludicrous, it is an outright lie. Who honestly thinks that emails are kept on your hard drive? They are collected and saved on an email server that has a redundancy of backups. Do they really think we are that stupid? If Lois Lerner's emails really do not exist, then some one would have had to gone to the email servers and the back up tapes and purposely deleted them. There is a thing in corporate America and government called "DRE". That is short for "Disaster Recovery Exercises". All do it to prepare for catastrophic events like fires, floods, earthquakes, hurricanes, etc to ensure that there is no data lost in case of a disaster and that business can get back up and running ASAP. I should know, I have participated in them for the past 4 years to ensure such efforts are effective. Guess what … emails are apart of that to check list.
The Obama administration's claim that the IRS has "lost" two years of Lois Lerner's emails is implausible to anyone who understands how email systems work. This is what the administration said:
The IRS told congressional investigators Friday it cannot locate many of Lois Lerner's emails prior to 2011 because her computer crashed that year.
This statement, on its face, is silly. Emails are collected on email servers. Each user (e.g., Lois Lerner) has an account on an email server, where that person's emails are collected. It is common for emails to be deleted from the user's own desktop or laptop computer, but no one worries about that. When it is time to collect emails–something I do all the time in my law practice–you go to the email server and pull out the user's entire account. A crash of the user's computer is irrelevant and will not cause emails to be "lost."
Further, emails are universally backed up in some other medium, often electronic tape, for long-term storage. Thus, even if an email server is destroyed, or all emails are deleted from a server after a specified length of time, the emails are still recoverable from back-up storage media.
These people are nothing but liars. The IRS would destroy you if you ever came back and said, you did not have the data they are looking for because it is lost. Now that's what they are claiming … BS!!! This is simply a coverup because it is obviously that there are damning emails that connect the IRS's Lois Lerner to the Obama White House. If this is the way that government agencies like the IRS are going to conduct themselves and act in a political manner against Americans, no matter if they are on the right or the left, then they must be dismantled and be ended permanently … if a government agency is going to act this rogue, they need to be abolished.
6 in 10 American Voters Believe Barack Obama Lies to the Country … #YOU LIE
Barack Obama, the Liar in Chief … There is a reason he is called the
Lion Lying King.
According to a recent Fox News Poll, 6 in 10 American voters believe that President Barack Obama lies to the country on important issues most or some of the time. Just 6 in 10? Of course for many of us we can put one and one together and understand that Obama has been lying for years. However, what is most interesting from this poll is the number of Obama/Democrat key constituents that thinks he lies "most of the time" includes 13% of Democrats, 12% of blacks, 16% of liberals, 31% of unmarried women and 34% of those under age 30. OUCH!!!
Full poll results can be read HERE.
About six in ten American voters think Barack Obama lies to the country on important matters some or most of the time, according to a Fox News poll released Wednesday.
Thirty-seven percent think Obama lies "most of the time," while another 24 percent say he lies "some of the time." Twenty percent of voters say "only now and then" and 15 percent "never."
President Obama has been accused by political opponents and media fact-checkers alike of telling falsehoods. Frequently cited: His repeated claim that under Obamacare "If you like your plan, you can keep it" and his insistence that "the day after Benghazi happened, I acknowledged that this was an act of terrorism."
Of course Obama's biggest lie that will affect nearly every individual in the United States was his shameful lies regarding Obamacare and that, "If you like your plan, you can keep it" In fact it garnered him the Politfact 2013 Lie of the Year. However, the lies have been so plentiful that it is almost impossible to list them. But with so many scandals during his presidency like Fast & Furious, Benghazi-gate and ITS-gate to name a few, are we really to believe that Barack Obama had no knowledge what was really going on? If his answer is he knew nothing, that would be a lie.
It would appear that Republican South Carolina Rep. Joe Wilson was on to something when he yelled out, "you lie," during Obama's 2010 State of the Union Address.


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From April 29 to April 30 the Open Source Data Center (OSDC) Conference will be held in Nuremberg, Germany. All talks of the two-day-conference will be available on live stream and video here on Linux Magazine.
The Open Source Data Center (OSDC) Conference is a rare opportunity to meet with professionals and insiders, gather and share information over 2 days of presentations, and hands-on workshops on Open Source solutions for large IT Infrastructures.
Among the talks is "Using Puppet for Unix automation and configuration management" from Luke Canies, creator of puppet and founder of Reductive Labs. Charly Kühnast, Linux Magazine author, will be introducing "Spam filters for large installations with Open Source software". Balasz Scheidler, inventor of syslog-NG, will be talking about syslog-ng 3.0, and many more.
An overview and the link to the live stream is to be found here. The tracks including presentation slides are available for a fee, after the event the archive automatically gives you access to the recorded conference sessions of the live stream.
More information on the Nuremberg conference is also available on the NETWAYS GmbH website.
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An Athens woman was arrested early Thursday after biting an Athens-Clarke police officer's finger, kicking another and then trying to bite another officer.
According to an Athens-Clarke police report, an officer was patrolling near Perimeter Park Inn in Athens when he heard an argument.
When he approached, he saw Felisha Bennett, 18, arguing with a juvenile. The officer noted in the report he smelled marijuana.
An Athens man was arrested early Thursday morning after he punched his roommate for moving the cable box.
According to an Athens-Clarke police report, Robert Vernon Lockhart, 55, was arrested and charged with battery in connection with the incident.
The victim told police that Lockhart was upset over the cable box being moved and was slamming doors. When he tried to ask what he was upset about, he told police Lockhart punched him in the face.
A burglar brought two sex-related books to an Athens home and left them behind after stealing various other items from the residence.
According to an Athens-Clarke police report, the incident occurred some time between Dec. 16-25 at a home on East Broad Street. When the homeowner returned from vacation Christmas Day, he noticed his door was unlocked. He peeked inside and called police after realizing his house was in disarray.
Much of the University of Georgia campus is closed for the week between Christmas Day and New Year's Day, but not the UGA Office of Development
Someone's available there to answer the phone in case anyone wants to make a last-minute donation to UGA-related foundations.
"A lot of people wait until the last minute," said Kathie Blount, who was answering the phone in the 394 S. Milledge Avenue office on Thursday.
Gifts have to be submitted before midnight Dec. 31 if a donor wishes to claim the donation for the 2013 tax year.
More than 100 parents and children gathered Dec.14 for a Healthy Families Holiday party. The group enjoyed Santa and Ms. Claus, with pictures, craft making and lunch. Sincere thanks to Campus View Church and youth group and Mr. and Ms.
NEW YORK - Mix blatant bigotry with poor spelling. Add a dash of ALL CAPS. Top it off with a violent threat. And there you have it: A recipe for the worst of online comments, scourge of the Internet.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A former 1970s anchorman is enjoying a little more time in the limelight, thanks to the return of his fictional counterpart Ron Burgundy.
Comedian Will Ferrell has said the inspiration for his character in the "Anchorman" movies was Mort Crim, who moved to northeast Florida in 1998 after retiring as a TV news anchor in Detroit.
Crim tells The Florida Times-Union (http://bit.ly/18KPqV0 ) that the film is a satire and he doesn't take offense to Ferrell's performance. He says he always took his work seriously but tried not to take himself too seriously.
Athens-Clarke police are on the lookout for a possibly abducted woman.
In a news release, police described the woman as white and last seen wearing a black dress and boots.
Police said the woman may have been abducted by a white male driving a black Dodge minivan with "Dodge" spelled out in silver lettering on the rear. The vehicle was last seen in the area of Firewood Street.
Anyone who sees a vehicle matching the above description should call 911.
ATLANTA — Georgia Department of Agriculture officials say a recall has been issued for cheeses being sold in Georgia and Florida.
Officials said Thursday that 90 pounds of Flat Creek Farm and Dairy's Heavenly Blue cheese and 78 pounds of the company's Aztec Cheddar cheese may be contaminated with Salmonella.
Inspectors are checking stores and warehouses to ensure that the products are removed from shelves and displays.
U.S. Department of Agriculture officials say no illnesses related to the products have been reported.
FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. — Hall County sheriff's officials say a Flowery Branch man accused of fatally shooting his older brother early Christmas morning has been arrested.
Authorities say 52-year-old Mark Alan Fyfe is being held without bond in the death of 54-year-old Alan Scott Fyfe.
Investigators say deputies were dispatched to a house on River Hill Drive after someone called 911 and hung up Wednesday morning. Authorities say a man who answered the door told them someone else inside the house made the call.
ATLANTA — Federal authorities investigating an airplane crash that killed two people say the pilot contacted an air traffic controller immediately after taking off from an airport near Atlanta, asking to return to the airport.
The pilot was then given instructions to return to Fulton County Airport, according to a preliminary report released this week by the National Transportation Safety Board. The report says he didn't specify any possible problems on board, and no further transmissions were recorded before the Raytheon 390 Premier I plane crashed in northwest Atlanta Dec. 17.
ATLANTA — Atlanta neighbors have rallied to help a small business owner stay in business.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Wednesday that Cabbagetown neighbors raised more than $16,000 in a week to help 47-year-old Brad Cunard keep Little's Food Store open.
The store has been in the neighborhood since the 1920s and was closed in 2006. Cunard reopened it in 2011 and has struggled to make it profitable. He announced plans to close after New Year's Eve, but neighbors intervened.
SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Police in Savannah are investigating a Christmas Eve shooting that killed a man and wounded a woman.
Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police say the gunfire happened around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday in west Savannah.
Police say 38-year-old Michael John Polite and 44-year-old Angela Johnson having a conversation with a man in an SUV near their residence in the 800 block of Elliott Street. They say the man produced a weapon and opened fire on them.
Polite and Johnson were both taken to Memorial University Medical Center, where Polite died.
BUFORD, Ga. — Fire officials say a Buford family's home is considered a total loss after a fire on Christmas Day.
Gwinnett County fire officials say two adults -- a husband and his wife -- were home at the time and were able to escape the blaze around 9:20 p.m. Wednesday.
Authorities say the man was downstairs in the den when he heard a loud popping sound. He opened the garage door from the kitchen and was immediately met with heavy black smoke and intense heat. He was treated for a minor burn.
DULUTH, Minn. — A Georgia couple is suing Duluth's steam plant after they say their 2-year-old son received second-degree burns from a hot manhole cover.
The Duluth News Tribune reports Megan and Troy Brown, from Canton, Ga., are seeking more than $50,000 from the Duluth Steam Cooperative.
The lawsuit says the family was visiting Duluth for a wedding on Aug. 26, 2011, when they stopped for a photo in front of the Aerial Lift Bridge.
The lawsuit says the boy, Jacob, tripped and fell on the manhole cover that left him with second-degree burns above his ankle.
WASHINGTON — Ready to ring in the new year, Americans look ahead with optimism, according to a new AP-Times Square New Year's Eve poll.
Americans waited until the last minute to buy holiday gifts, but retailers weren't prepared for the spike.
By Thursday, Bob and Katrina Johnson had grown weary of lugging around a portable generator to prevent a freezer-load of moose meat from spoiling and to keep Katrina's mother's home warm.
Ed Currie holds one of his world-record Carolina Reaper peppers by the stem, which looks like the tail of a scorpion.
A Roman Catholic church official who has been jailed for more than a year for his handling of priest sex-abuse complaints had his landmark conviction reversed and was ordered released Thursday.
Several thousand pages of police documents from the investigation into last year's school massacre in Newtown will be released Friday, Connecticut authorities said.
Rounding out a tough and frustrating year, President BarackObama signed a bipartisan budget deal Thursday easing spending cuts and a defense bill cracking down on sexual assault in the military, as the president and Congress began pivoting to the midterm election year ahead.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Connecticut authorities said they planned Friday to release state police documents from the investigation into last year's Newtown school massacre.
State police said their report totaling several thousand pages will be released at 3 p.m. Friday. The report "has been redacted according to law," and includes text, photos and 911 calls received by state police, they said Thursday.
Some lucky fliers capitalized on a computer glitch Thursday and scored some really cheap flights on Delta Air Lines.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. — The man authorities say killed a Transportation Security Administration screener and wounded three other people during a rampage at Los Angeles International Airport last month pleaded not guilty Thursday to murder and other felony charges in a case that could bring the death penalty.
PHOENIX — A man has been arrested after climbing a fence at the Phoenix airport on Christmas Day and running out to a plane that had just landed, police said Thursday.
RALEIGH, N.C. — A month after President Barack Obama announced people could keep insurance policies slated for cancellation under the federal health overhaul, the reversal has gotten a mixed response from insurers, state regulators and consumers.
CAIRO — A bomb exploded in a busy intersection near schools in the Egyptian capital Cairo on Thursday, hitting a bus and wounding five people in an attack that raised concerns that a wave of violence blamed on Islamic militants that has targeted security forces and military for months is increasingly turning to hit civilians.
JUBA, South Sudan — Fighting persisted in parts of South Sudan's oil-producing region as African leaders on Thursday tried to advance peace talks between the country's president and the political rivals he accuses of attempting a coup that the government insists sparked violence threatening to destroy the world's newest country.
WOOSTER, Ohio — An Ohio man pleaded not guilty Thursday in the rape and strangulation of a 9-year-old girl whose body was found in a trash bin at the trailer park where they were neighbors.
One of Jerrod Metsker's court-appointed attorneys entered the pleas for him in Wayne County court. Metsker, wearing a red jail outfit with his wrists handcuffed, appeared via video and did not speak during the brief hearing.
A New Hampshire volunteer firefighter arrived at the scene of a deadly car crash only to realize his daughter was the victim.
LITCHFIELD, Maine — Some homes and businesses from Maine to Michigan and into Canada that have been without electricity since last weekend's ice may not get their power back for another day — or longer.
WASHINGTON CROSSING, N.J. (AP) — George Washington has made his annual Christmas Day ride across the Delaware River.
Washington's daring Christmas 1776 crossing of the river turned the tide of the Revolutionary War. The 61st reenactment of it was staged Wednesday.
Hundreds of people gather each year to hear Washington's stand-in deliver stirring words to the troops and watch three boats make the crossing from Pennsylvania to New Jersey.
DETROIT — James Conner rushed for 229 yards — breaking a Pittsburgh bowl record held by Tony Dorsett — and Chris Blewitt kicked a tiebreaking field goal with 1:17 remaining, lifting the Panthers to a 30-27 win over Bowling Green on Thursday night in the Little Caesars Pizza Bowl.
Conner also played a handful of snaps on the defensive line, and fellow freshman Tyler Boyd gave Pitt (7-6) a boost with eight catches for 173 yards. Boyd also scored on a punt return in the first half.
COLUMBIA, S.C. - South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney has been pulled over again for going at least 25 mph over the speed limit. Clowney was stopped around 10:30 a.m.
NEW YORK - The NBA said Thursday that its referees made a mistake when they ejected Los Angeles forward Blake Griffin in the Clippers' 105-103 loss at Golden State on Wednesday night.
NEW YORK - The bidding for Japanese star pitcher Masahiro Tanaka has begun. All 30 major league teams were notified that the 30-day period to sign the star 25-year-old right-hander began at 8 a.m. EST Thursday, according to MLB spokesman Michael Teevan.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Florida has announced the hiring of Kurt Roper as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.
Roper is leaving the same position at Duke. He also was an assistant head coach with the Blue Devils.
Roper accepted the job Monday night, after spending hours in Gainesville with coach Will Muschamp. He will remain with Duke through next week's Chick-fil-A Bowl.
Muschamp said Thursday that Roper has "a diverse, up-tempo background on offense and does a good job of adapting to what the players do best."
When Casey Neistat was offered $25,000 from 20th Century Fox to promote "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty", he did something unconventional with it.
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The only one I could find that met all my client's specs:
I don't even know where to begin on how bad this has become. It used to work FINE! It used to be STABLE! It no longer is!
do not use this plugin.
it crashed my entire site for over a day.
said it caused a fatal error.
use another plugin.
As a non-profit, we have several funds to which donors can contribute. I need two different boxes with a pulldown menu on each. This would be the repository of the differnt funds and their minimum donation levels. Also I need to customize the donations levels with the radio dials.
I cannot truly rate this because I don't have this up and running. I need these capabilities in order to make this plugin usable to me or I will have to choose another plugin.
Thank you for your great plugin.
But I have a requirement, may I able to edit form option like if I want to put custom donation amount or if I want to add some extra field. If possible how, please let me know.
Thank you so very much! Any possibility of ever adding a progress tracker for fundraising for specific funds - would be greatly appreciated. This looks and tracks so much better than messy paypal code.
I really like this plugin. It does what it says it will in a simple way. I'm excited to hear that it will continue in development.
Here are a couple items that would make it even better:
I had made a modified(somewhat improved) version for a client. I thought all was good and that my changes would NOT be over written.
I had even created a "must-use plugin" with -
add_filter( 'auto_update_plugin', '__return_false' );
And that wasn't enough. Either wordpress ignores it or the plugin did.
This plugin is a good starting point for accepting donations. However, there are a few things I would change (as a new wordpress site admin) :
1. prohibit automatic updates - I needed to make some customizations and the plugin automatically updated itself and wiped out all of my changes.
2. allow for custom data fields and labels - For example, the group I'm assisting wants a single amount of $25.
3. optionally disable or bypass ALL paypal interaction - I trust that paypal interactions work correctly, but I want to customize thank-you pages, emails, logs, and not require a paypal sandbox.
4. allow for an additional form - the group I'm assisting needs one "donation" page and one for membership and/or event registrations. It would be helpful if I could use the same plugin for both. Then the look and feel would be consistent. It would also be helpful if the additional form(s) would create separate or distinguishable log entries. I'm not sure at this time if the additional forms will require the use of a separate paypal account.
Please note that I am new to wordpress and may not be aware of capabilities related to what I noted above. However I have experience in PHP, HTML, and some java. So with guidance I can figure things out and make changes as needed.
Fine plugin, works perfectly. Highly recommended. Worth a good donation.
This would be an excellent donations plugin if it didn't output such needlessly complex and incorrect HTML. There are paragraph elements surrounding every form element, labels are not wrapped around the inputs they describe (although the "for" attribute is set for each one so it's not a total loss), and there are tons of things missing for accessibility reasons. Not to mention that, within the admin, you can't put customized amounts for the donation amounts. If those things got fixed, this would be a 5-star plugin.
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Pension proposal
According to a recent report by the Teamsters for a Democratic Union, current and former sanitation workers belonging to Teamsters Local 377 will see their pension payments slashed by more than 50 percent should a legislative plan endorsed by the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and other labor unions become law. That plan endorses one similar to the Central States Pension Fund, which is key to negotiations between Republic Services and its employees who are members of Teamsters Local 377.
According to recent published reports, the Central States Pension Fund is underfunded by $14 billion. Republic has proposed that its employees move to a more financially stable 401(k) retirement plan, which is the same retirement plan enjoyed by Republic's management.
InfoCision openings
InfoCision will have open interviews from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday at its Austintown office, 5740 Interstate Blvd., to fill 25 positions in the political call center. For more information, call 888-462-7298, ext. 30.
Staff reports
Boy isn't nice that the teamsters union wants to slash almost half of their members pensions. Just another reason to belong to a union I guess!


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For one night, Center Grove High School will be transformed into a drive-in movie theater.
The hit movie "Frozen" will be shown on a screen hung in the school's football stadium. Families are invited to lay out blankets and munch on popcorn.
Beforehand, food trucks will serve up pizza and ice cream.
From 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Friday, Center Grove High School will host Dine 'N Disney, a family fun night filled with food and the Disney animated movie.
Local food trucks will be parked in the school's main parking lot, while the film is shown on the outdoor screen.
Proceeds from the event will be split between the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America and the CARE Pantry.
The event is the work of the high school's student council. Priya Dave, a Center Grove senior and the council's community service committee chairwoman, helped organize the event.
Dave's 15-year-old sister, Sneha, is a sophomore at Center Grove. She suffers from ulcerative colitis, a painful inflammation of her bowels.
The condition causes her joints to ache, mouth ulcers to form and her appetite to diminish. For the past four years, she's been hospitalized multiple times because the colitis steals her energy away.
Seeing the tumultuous time her sister has had with colitis and learning about the struggles of others with it and Crohn's disease inspired Dave to plan an event to support those afflicted.
Dine 'N Disney
What: A food truck festival and showing of Disney's "Frozen"
When: 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Friday
Where: Center Grove High School, 2717 S. Morgantown Road, Greenwood
Benefits: Proceeds from the event will be split between the CARE Pantry and the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America.
6:30 to 8:30 p.m.: Food is served by Brozinni's Pizzeria and Brain Freeze Express in the school's main parking lot.
8 p.m.: "Frozen" starts at the football stadium.
"We felt like it's not a very publicized disease, so it's important to get the public's attention," she said. "I love my position as the community service chairwoman because I can advocate and put on events for charities that I am interested in and can help the community."
Dine 'N Disney will begin with dinner served by Brozinni Pizzeria, a southside Indianapolis business specializing in New York-style pizza. Brain Freeze Express will sell ice cream and other desserts.
Both trucks have pledged 20 percent of their proceeds from the event to the CARE Pantry, a food service operated by the Center Grove Alternative Academy for local families in need of food.
Starting at 8 p.m., attendees will move toward the football stadium for the start of the movie. Admission to "Frozen" will be free, but donations will be accepted to help support research and support programs for the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America.
"Everyone is encouraged to bring out their blankets, lay out on the grass and watch the movie. We'll be selling popcorn as well, so it'll be just like being at the drive-in," Dave said.


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The CG in general is clean and inviting. Asphalt camp sites and many pull thru sites available. Sites are fair size, good sewer/electric/water connection and location. Park is well layed out, clean and maintained EXCEPT for the bathrooms. Bathrooms are centrally located, however in need of repair and could use some cleaning. Men's had one toilet, one shower and one sink. Plywood walls needed repair or replacement, cob webs haven't been touched in a while. WIFI and TV reception, very good. Water pressure and electric service was acceptable. CG location was high point. This is a pleasant CG for traveling, the only negative was the CG bathrooms. A little TLC and cleaning could fix this situation. Rate seems a bit high but would stay here again. - Travel Talk
Jul 2015 - $57.00
Small, clean, campground in an area easily accessible to area attractions. Staff was nice. I think the price was high for no extra amenities but since it's in such a big tourist area most places are high. - rascalydog
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Small camping area behind motel on Hwy#62, but no traffic noise. Spaces are all long pull-throughs on asphalt with grass between. Poor picnic tables (wood is curving so much many aren't usable). Excellent wifi and antenna-tv reception. Most are short-term for sightseers. A few not-nice permanents. Nice owner. Limited area to walk dogs. Price is very high for what is offered but it's based on Niagara Falls being only 14 miles away. Would stay again if in area. - all4pets


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Posted: Tuesday, April 15th, 2014 10:46 AM HST
Hawaii bills draw clash on future developments
By 67AM KPUA News
HONOLULU (AP) A bill that impacts development in Honolulu's urban core is touching off debate about the future of Hawaii and whether development will sprawl into rural areas.
The House passed a bill Monday that seeks to reign in development in the industrial neighborhood Kakaako. It sets a height restriction for development and proposes changes to the way projects are approved.
Opponents say the bill would make it harder to provide affordable housing for Hawaii residents. But the House passed the Senate-approved bill and sent it to the governor.
The bill is one of several measures covering land development in Kakaako that have Senate and House members at odds with each other.
Another proposal pits Native Hawaiians who want to develop high-rise condominiums against Kakaako residents who fear increased congestion and traffic.


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I See Spiders Crawling The Ceiling As Im Waking Up.they Disappear In Seconds.why? 15 Yrs It Been Happening.
It's very common for people to wake up, seeing things (hallucinations). How to get rid of it? There's no real way. Sometimes they can be caused by stress. Sometimes bodies hold stress in, even when a person doesn't realize it. And if you're stressing while you are sleeping, you aren't actually resting and when you wake up; you won't be fully rested and will start seeing things because you're in an exhausted state.

Only time I would worry about what you are going through is if you start seeing these spiders after you've received plenty rest and have done many relaxing things, and are in a fully awakened state.
i woos equally watching and when woos going sleepi start hearing Quran abdul basit mp3

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I was just wondering if you found out what was causing your hallucinations, I just had the same thing happen to me the last couple of days and I'm kind of scared. I'm hoping it's not a problem with my eyes. I have an appointment on Monday for an eye exam.
Sleep with your mouth closed!
You may have floaters in your eyes. When was the last time you checked your eyes. It could be an eye condition that manifests itself by way of appearing as though you are seeing a spider. This can cause some serious blindness if you don't take care of it. But, you say it has been 15 years that is a long time. There is a possibility you are expecting to see it and voila it's there every morning. Check with your doctor.
When I'm just falling asleep, I hear a multitude of muffled voices talking and laughing... like I'm on the opposite side of a wall from a really big party. Occasionally I catch a word or two, and sometimes there's shouts or laughter. *shrug*
I wouldn't worry about it as long as they don't bite, next time look at the floor when you wake up
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2004 Toyota Tundra 4dr Double Cab Limited Rwd SB (4.7L 8cyl 4A)
Always performs and quality is second to none. Interior is roomy and very comfortable. Engine is powerful and smooth.
Power rear window. Great sound system.
Needs tighter turning radius. Exterior could use a more aggressive look, like the Tacoma. Should have a wood grain steering wheel option to spuce up the Limited Edition.
2004 Toyota Tundra 4dr Double Cab Limited Rwd SB (4.7L 8cyl 4A)
With the moonroof and all the windows open (including the back window) I feel as though I'm in a convertible. Awesome! Great stereo, fun to drive. I've owned many GM products and this far out-shines them in value and reliability. Far fewer problems. American vehicles (Ford & GM) have a lot more features than Toyota. However, quality and workmanship of the Toyota product is superior to American vehicles.
Style & design are beautiful. Very smooth ride. Great "pick-up" when passing other vehicles. All windows fully recess into the door. Sliding rear window. HUGE moonroof. 6-disc cd player w/ steering wheel controls is great. Very comfortable back seats. Locking tailgate.
Turning radius. 13-mpg at best. Cabin needs better lighting. All switches need to be lighted. Leather drivers seat is wearing on side where seat adjustments are positioned. A/C cfm could be stronger. More options on "LIMITED" package should be standard. Better "information" system would help.
2004 Toyota Tundra 4dr Double Cab Limited Rwd SB (4.7L 8cyl 4A)
This has been a great truck, and like
all Toyotas, a really well built
vehicle. I drove chevy, ford, nissan,
dodge, and none can compare. The
Tundra gives you more room, better
ride, better comfort for rear seat
passengers, a really large moon roof,
and that get rear sliding window.
Coming from a Jeep Wrangler, I can tell
you it is great to be able to roll all
the windows (including the rear)
completely down. Makes me feel like my
jeep does with the top off. It might
cost a little more than the others, but
the peace of mind and the feeling of
safety and comfort are well worth the
extra cash.
I find the overall interior size was my favorite feature. The verticle sliding rear window and ex-large moon roof combo is a killer.....
I would like a little better gas mileage, but it is as good as any other in its class. And class is what this truck is all about.
2004 Toyota Tundra 4dr Double Cab Limited Rwd SB (4.7L 8cyl 4A)
This is my second Tundra. My 2001,
with ABS, skidded on a wet curve when
I braked, and was totaled (I was hit
by a Camry doing 50 - 60 mph and
walked home!) This time I got the
Vehicle Stability Control package,
along with the Double Cab. I just love
this vehicle (and I'm almost 60). I
get 17.5 miles to a gallon in mixed
city/freeway driving, but I drive
sensibly - gas is $2.20 a gal. The
driver's seat seems worse than
the '01, though. The initial shifting
also appears jerkier.
The smooth, noiseless ride. The best fuel economy of the big trucks. The SAFETY of the Tundra!
A more ergonomic driver's seat and a smoother shifting tranny - and this would be a dream ride.
2004 Toyota Tundra 4dr Double Cab Limited Rwd SB (4.7L 8cyl 4A)
When shopping for a new truck, my wife
asked me to consider a Ford, because a
friend could get us areally great deal
on a Ford. No Way! I drive 35K miles a
year, and I don't want a truck thatll
give me problems before it has 150,000
miles on it. My old Toyota has 197,000
miles on it, and except for maintenance
my total repair bills have been $220.
An EGR tube and speedo cable. American
cars do not have the quality of a
Toyota. Our friend with the Ford has
had a lot of problems; power
windows/power door locks, cruise
control and brakes. Its left him
stranded on the side of the road
twice! He doesn't have 50,000 miles on
it, and he's buying a new Ford.
6 CD stereo system, rear seat room, pwr rear window, great ride, 8 cupholders, 5 power outlets, rear A/C vents, center console storage, roll up windows after you shut it off. Also, hit the starter it keeps cranking until the engine starts. Headlights turn off if left on.
More storage room under or behind the rear seats. I need to carry tire plugs and an air pump in case I pick up a nail, and jumper cables to help my friends with American trucks get them started. Fix the rear window so it'll go all the way up without stopping in the middle.
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Dexter: Seasons 1-4 [Blu-ray] Drama
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Dexter is back and more killer than ever. The Emmy-nominated Showtime Original Series (Best Drama Series, Lead Actor in a Drama Series) returns for an all-new season – and this time Dexter's got a new take on taking life. Having faced some of his darkest demons, Dexter's ready to put the past behind him. Now, with family life, a day job catching killers and an uncontrollable urge to do away with the ones that get away, Dexter's got his work cut out for him. And when a high-profile case sides him with powerful Assistant DA Miguel Prado (special guest star JIMMY SMITS), the pressure might be too great for even our beloved Dexter to hack.
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- Starring - Michael C. Hall, Jennifer Carpenter, Lauren Velez, James Remar, C.S. Lee
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Bronycon Ponies - He Doesn't Know by petirepWatch
©2013-2016 petirep
Probably one of my favorite pictures by you.
"Im sooooo Doomed.....I should go eat my last cupcake"
Methinks that she is in need of some eye bleach.
"Hey, there's a neat echo in here! ECHO, ECho, echo, (echo)..."
the look on her face just says
"i now know where babies come from "
"i now know where babies come from "
Such warm colors! they go well with the background! I love this, it's so cute!


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Martian Mutant by CaseylovedesignsWatch
©2009-2016 Caseylovedesigns
This is my re-vamped idea for the Metaluna Mutant.
neat redesign of the metaluna mutants, i like those green eyes that seem to be only green irises.
This is quite cool.
Love it !!!
This is probably your coolest design. I've seen the creature it's based on, and this has a lot of originality.
Again, absolutely brilliant. I can't believe how talented you are. This is unreal.
That's a hot redesign. Love the Metaluna!
Your work is fantastic, what is it you sculpt in? Do you make your own eyes or do you buy them? Do you cast in silicone? And lastly what paint do you use? Lol sorry for all the questions!!
Hello, I am a self taught sculptor, painter and digital designer. I did attend some makeup schools but they didn't teach a lot of this kind of design work.
Again, amazing work. The texture's in this piece are great. Did you go to school somewhere for this?


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Saw this in March's BC and wanted to add it to ours since some of us are already finding out genders. Sorry for team greens - would only let me put 5 items in the poll.
Keep bumping to keep on top!
Sarah (33) + Denis (35) = Emilie (13 1/2), Nicholas (10), Luc (6), Danielle (6), Olivia (3 1/2), Elliot (2), & Our Surprise Boy, Alexandre due 4/20/13!!
Congrats to the Momma's who just found out. One Momma is having her 5th girl...and one Momma is having twin boys! Please don't forget to update the poll. Boys are still in the lead. I find out tomorrow hopefully.
It's a Boy!! Found out during the early anatomy scan yesterday..im 15 weeks 2 days...
I am also expecting a boy! I found out at 15 weeks 2 days!
DH and I are both 29, married 4 years and we are expecting our first child, IVF miracle on April 5th 2013! <3
All these boys! Wow!!! I still don't know yet :( I am so jealous of you mommas that have found out already.
Lots of boys!
Here's an interesting study I found, if you're into reading (lol), that found that your more likely to have a boy or girl based on the father's genes/siblings! And some other interesting stuff..
~~~~~ Emily(28)
I totally get to post my gender today if da bean is cooperative! Sooooo excited! Yay!


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Skin irritation
While the old adage 'leaves of three, leave it be' is a pretty good mantra, contact with poison ivy and other skin-irritating plants can and does happen.
In the event that you do have a run-in with a skin-irritating plant, "You want to flush the skin with cool water," Johnson recommends. "Make sure you have all the sap or whatever it is off. You should also wash clothing that might have come in contact with the plant." Once the skin is clean, you can apply an ointment or lotion designed to help get rid of the itch, such as calamine lotion.
Whatever you do, don't have a bath when you have been exposed to a skin irritant in the garden, as oils from the plants will float in the bath and can spread irritation to other areas of your body.
If you think you can avoid having to clear a poison ivy patch by burning the plants, think again: "You should never burn that type of plant, because the irritant can be inhaled, and that can cause really bad problems," Johnson warns. If you need to remove poison ivy, a good pair of work gloves and appropriate clothing will help prevent the plant from touching your skin.
Insect stings
Bugs and the garden go hand in hand, and that means the occasional sting.
If you have been stung and have no allergies, inspect the sting site carefully to see if the stinger is still in your skin. "If it's there, scrape it off the skin using a credit card, don't use tweezers or fingers, because there is sometimes a little poison sac attached to the stinger and you'll oftentimes squeeze more poison into the body," Johnson stresses.
To relieve swelling, itching and redness, Johnson recommends a paste of baking soda and water, or a cold ice compress. If you get stung inside the mouth, you can rinse your mouth with a teaspoon of baking soda dissolved in a glass of water.
Worst-case scenario: You're allergic, and you had no idea. Johnson says symptoms to watch for include general itching or rash, hives, trouble breathing, anxiety, weakness, headache, or "Anything out of the ordinary, other than the pain of the sting and the sting itself."
When to go to the hospital: "If you start to get wheezy, if your breathing starts to get a bit laboured and you start seeing reddish blotches all over your body, you need to call 911."


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Ive heard semen helps to induce for labor... but how about masturbation... sometimes I don't feel like having sex... with my husband,,, what do u guys think? Pls help
EDD: 3/7/10 Grace Leana
Ive heard semen helps to induce for labor... but how about masturbation... sometimes I don't feel like having sex... with my husband,,, what do u guys think? Pls help
EDD: 3/7/10 Grace Leana
well, i would think that, if the right conditions are in place, orgasming, whether with someone or by yourself, could trigger contractions. i know i get BH, especially noticeable after amaaaaaaaaaaazing..."fun". =)
aimee�? anthony...married: 09/09/09
miss ashlin tiana...born: 03/16/10�=)
The hormones in semen can soften the cervix and I've had it trigger contractions in myself. When we go into labor our bodies produce the same hormone that is in semen (prostaglandins). Orgasm causes the release of oxytocin hormone, which can trigger contractions. So the combination later in pregnancy is why people recommend having lots of sex to help stimulate labor. Some people are more sensitive than others to these things, I guess, and why docs may say if you're prone to preterm labor to stay away from sex and orgasm.
I'm by no means an expert, so I'm kinda rehashing things I've learned from my doctor and from my own research. Hope that helps though :)
I agree with Gypsy Spirit... my best guess though, is that orgasm alone would only help if your body was already ready.
Mom to DD (10/02), DS (6/04) and DS (3/10) and DS (6/12)
m2bto3 makes a good point. Our bodies aren't going to spontaneously go into labor unless it's ready. Some people might be more succeptible to preterm labor whether they have the sex/orgasm stimulation or not.
It's a two fold thing, the seman does have an effect on the cervix but it's about the woman having a big orgasm. So Masterbation would have an effect just not the dual effect that the orgasm and the presence of seman.
elle marie������DS 3-17-10 �| �DD 4-25-11
"Nah you don't look like Buddah- your boobs are bigger." �Y
I have had to stop self pleasing myself :( about two weeks ago I DTD alone and for 3 days straight I was contracting at least a few times an hour. So now I am cut off from SO (his decision, boo) and myself! We haven't DTD for almost 2 months so I have been going solo once a day until this happened.
Had to create a new account thanks to BSC FOO...will keep this one open for a little while.
Masturbation can cause contractions as well, just as another poster mentioned. I haven't had sex in a week plus because of a trip to L&D for contractions, well I thought yesterday morning I could take matters into my own hands, and guess who almost ended up in L&D again??
Thankfully I have a scrip now so I just took some of that and things EVENTUALLY calmed down. But if you're having sex and/or anything that causes orgasms and have had contractions best cool it until you're ready for your little one.
Mommy to Robert Blaine "Robbie" born February 13, 2010
Orgasm Safety
The issue of female orgasm during pregnancy is actually quite controversial. There are many different myths and theories about orgasms during pregnancy, so you may be worried about whether or not it is safe to orgasm at all.
In the past, it was thought that female orgasms could trigger preterm labor. This is because orgasms actually cause your uterus to contract. During orgasm, the hormone oxytocin is released. This hormone is also responsible for triggering labor contractions. This led many health care providers to advise against orgasms during pregnancy. Thankfully, we now know that the uterine contractions caused by orgasm are actually entirely normal. They will not lead to preterm labor in women who are experiencing healthy pregnancies, and they cannot cause your cervix to dilate or efface.
Orgasms to Induce Labor
You may have heard of couples who have engaged in sexual activity in order to naturally induce labor. Well, it has been shown that female orgasms can kick start labor contractions when they occur in the late stages of pregnancy. This is because of the fact that orgasm can cause your body to release oxytocin, a hormone which causes labor contractions. So, if you are past your due date and sick of waiting for baby, speak with your health care provider about engaging in sex to induce labor.
Amy 25 Mom to Brayden Kyle 3~17~10
I love my son, I love my husband, and they love me...and so do I
Ive never heard of the sperm thing, but sex/masturbation with orgasm is what help. It makes th euterus contract, and sometimes it doesnt stop.. thus taking you into labor. lol
Leigh (23) married my highschool sweetheart Mike (24) on 10/7/06
SAHM to Damien (2- 9/28/07) & Nicholas (newborn- 3/12/10)


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Beyond the Books
Live Jazz at the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County's Main Branch
There's nothing like being greeted by the bright echoes of music as you step inside from the pouring rain. On this particular day I was visiting the main branch of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County for the monthly Jazz of the Month Club performance, featuring the Jamey Aebersold Quartet. It wasn't hard to find the musicians, since their tunes bounced all around the library atrium, and as I slipped into my seat I settled down and let the warm jazz beats warm my cold body. The Jamey Aebersold Quartet, the third performer in the Jazz of the Month Club, featured an extremely talented group of musicians, led by an award-winning Jazz master and educator. Jamey Aebersold, who led the group on the alto sax, received the 2014 National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master Award, the highest jazz honor in America. A native of New Albany, Ind., Aebersold has been playing Jazz for more than 50 years, and has gained international recognition as a Jazz musician and educator. It was perhaps the educator in him that couldn't resist adding tidbits of the pieces and artists they performed. The quartet played several Jazz tunes, including "Lament" by J.J. Johnson, "Hi-Fly" by Randy Weston and "In a Sentimental Mood" by Duke Ellington, one of the most famous Jazz compositions. As I listened to the lively beats I couldn't help but look around at the rest of the audience. While a couple people slept in the back row, most were intently focused on the performers, nodding their heads, tapping their toes or even dancing in their seats. Peeking out at passersby, I noticed a few that were even dancing as they walked, and I saw more than one librarian sneak a peek between tasks. At one point, Aebersold pulled a Jamaican pianist into the performance and gave him a rehearsal for their next song in "be-dos," singing the melody in gibberish. As strange as that seemed, Aebersold's next instruction confused me further: "There's a two-bar break on bar…something. You'll hear it." While we all laughed, I couldn't help but wonder how the pianist could follow those instructions, but to my amazement he jumped right in without missing a beat, improvising as if he'd known the tune all along. As a Jazz enthusiast, it was wonderful to hear the different styles of Jazz played in a way that drew crowds from all sections of the library. Older adults sat patiently through the program while younger audiences slipped in and out. But no matter how long they stayed, all seemed to leave with an expression of peace and pleasure at the simple but beautiful tunes wafting through the building. It was evidence of what Aebersold described by saying, "The world's a mess. But we can make it better by playing some music." Did this event sound interesting? Check out similar programs at the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County's Main Branch: History of Cincinnati Music Reprise: Explore the musical history of Cincinnati with Musicologist Uncle Dave Lewis. Jazz Jam Session: Enjoy an evening of jazz with the Blue Night Jazz Band. Ring in the Holidays: Listen to a holiday performance by the Pyropus Hand Bell Choir.
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These Walls Have Heard It All: Bogart's
Bogart's, the never-so-clean music venue that sits along the construction-ridden stretch of pavement known as Short Vine, goes back far beyond any concert you may have seen there in the past several decades. It holds a rich history dating back more than a century, although this isn't so easily apparent now.Live Nation, a national live-events company that promotes acts and operates a large list of venues around the country, took over Bogart's in 1999 in a deal with Nederlander Entertainment, who was operating the venue at the time.One of the myriad changes they have made over the years has been a revamp of the old website, molding it to the standard format they use for all their venues, which in a way deemphasizes the historical significance of the place. I'd think the wrinkled timeline of the building might be a point of interest, but I suppose concert-goers are more concerned with getting tickets to collectively bob heads in a loud room than the age-old energy of that very room.Here's what you may not know about Bogart's. Bogart's hasn't always been Bogart's. Built in 1890, it was originally called the Nordland Plaza Nickelodeon and, fitting with popular entertainment of the period, it was a vaudeville theater.Imagine this: lights illuminate figures flying through the air, turning and twisting as they clutch their trapeze over the small stage. They complete a routine and the room is filled with a crowd-hushing roar, followed by the entrance of a ringmaster rearing a lion up to full height right in front of your eyes. He leads it in circles, keeping it calm and cool, before leading it back offstage to allow a magician to come out, accompanied side-stage by two comedic cross-gender impersonators, hooting and howling as the illusionist pulls a hair out of his hat or cuts a man in half. The show ends with a small orchestra playinga classical piece to guide three dancers across the platform.This was "vaudeville," fringe American entertainment named after the creation of Sargent's Great Vaudeville Company in Louisville. It's fascinating to wonder what wild things we could have seen at the Nordland Plaza in the early 20th century.As technology developed, folks apparently grew less accustomed to leaving their houses for public, live entertainment, and TV took over the world of entertaining. The theater succumbed to the competition from the television industry and transformed into a German film theater in the mid-1950s under the same name.Some time later it reverted back to live entertainment, becoming a restaurant theater with the new name Inner Circle. This nightclub was far from the talk of the town, slowly spiraling into failure until a man named Al Porkolab and two partners bought the building.They named it Bogart's, which was short for Bogart's Café Americain, a reference to the movie Casablanca, apparently one of Pokolab's favorites. In its earliest days it followed the movie as a theme, decorating with tropical trees and offering food with the ambiance of tuxedoed servers and a lounge band. The venue only sat a few hundred people at this point, and the restaurant-club followed Inner Circle down a fissure to failure in just months.At this point Porkolab took over, buying out his partners and extensively remodeling the building, turning it into a nightclub that featured local, national and international music acts. It opened as such in 1982.It remained open in this state, still housing only several hundred people, for a decade. During that time it garnered a little heat, specifically from Cincinnati Mayor Charles Luken in 1985, who wanted the place shut down due to the neighborhood havoc that would ensue after the late-night dance parties the club would host from 2-6 a.m. on Sundays.The building underwent another round of renovations in 1993 that turned the few hundred seats into 1,500, the current capacity of the venue. With the larger volume, the venue began bringing in acts that were too big for a small bar or club but wouldn't get booked by a big-time venue.Many bands you know now that would sell out a huge venue played Bogart's in their proving days. To name a few, acts such as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Phish, Slayer and Pearl Jam (who, as a matter of fact, is coming in October to play US Bank Arena) impressed crowds on that intimate stage.In '97, Nederlander took over operations, leading us back to the highly reputed ownership by Live Nation, who according to their short paragraph of history on the site, "continues the tradition of quality live entertainment that has been [the venue's] forte since the building was built."Check out the upcoming shows at this old vaudeville hall: Sept. 11: Taking Back SundaySept. 12: Paul WellerSept. 16: August Alsina: Testimony LiveSept. 19: Nick Carter and Jordan KnightSept. 20: Blacklight College PartySept. 26: MatisyahuGo here for Bogart's photos throughout the years.
by Jake Grieco
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Local Art-Pop Trio Leggy Plays Northside Fest Tonight
On a closed off street in Northside, behind yesterday's Rock N' Roll Carnival, band members of Leggy distribute the last of their cigarettes evenly amongst each other. The three-piece "art-rock-influenced-punk-pop" band (download their EP Cavity Castle for free here and come up with your own interpretation) consisting of Véronique Allaer on guitar, Kirsten Bladh on bass and Chris Campbell on drums are fresh off their residency at The Comet. Allaer writes the lyrics, and cites musicians such as St. Vincent and Lana Del Ray as her influences. This is evident in the track "Sweet Teeth," with its inherent sexy-yet-sassy, tragic-yet-empowered lyricism. Allaer's pouty voice is one of the quintessential elements that make Leggy, well, Leggy. If Audrey Horne (from David Lynch's Twin Peaks) ever wanted to be a rock star, she would make a band like Leggy. When a band is given a Comet residency, they commit to playing once a week for a month, and get to pick the other bands that play on their bill. For a DIY band, or for any aspiring musicians, a regular gig at a popular music bar is a pretty big deal. So how does a band get a residency? For Leggy all they had to do was drink enough alcohol. "Do you know about Fogger Nights at Rake's End?" Bladh asks. "We got way too drunk. It was like 2:30 a.m. so we went over to the Ice Cream Factory and drank with our friend who works at The Comet and eventually we were like, 'Hey, we should have a residency at The Comet,' and he was like, 'Totally.'" A night of drinking might have been the catalyst for the residency, but Leggy's résumé speaks for itself. They're getting widespread attention internationally, and playing with acts like Ghost Wolves and Paul Collins and even playing in The Northside Rock N' Roll carnival tonight. With each success, it's hard to find a new way to progress forward, and — bar selling out Great American Ballpark — Leggy has accomplished a lot in our little corner of Ohio. So now they are headed out into the world — specifically, across the Midwest. Leggy's next move is to go on tour and they say they'll walk the Midwest if they have to — and they might have to. "The biggest issue is not booking shows, it's figuring out how to get there," Allaer says. "A friend of ours was going to let us use his van, but he hurt his back so now he needs it and none of us are 25." In case you forgot or don't know, a person isn't legally allowed to rent a car until they are 25. Every member of Leggy is 24, and the tour starts mid-August. "We are trying to contact our 25-year-old friends," Bladh says. Regardless the transportation, Leggy is a band that treats successes like stepping stones and ambition is more valuable than gasoline and shitty vans. July 4th, coincidentally, is a day Allaer will always remember as her wake up call for creating a successful band. "Two years ago today, I was wasted and fell off a three-story building and broke my hip. I basically could have died, and it made me reevaluate my priorities," she says.
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Your Leap Day To Do List
Leap Day means different things to everyone (like those with rare Feb. 29 birthdays), but we suggest spending this extra day exploring all the fun events our city has to offer. Or this:Do you love the true storytelling style of This American Life and live groups like The Moth and Cincinnati's True Theater? Head down to Below Zero Lounge tonight for Teilen (German for "to share"), a local storytelling night. In honor of Leap Day, tonight's theme will be "leaping out." Enjoy a variety of true stories told without notes, and feel free to share your own five-minute anecdote. Storytelling is one of the oldest human traditions and it's still a great way to connect with others. Doors open at 6 p.m.; the free event starts at 7. Find details here.Sexy Time Live Band Karaoke continues its weekly mission to make us all feel like Rock Stars. Become a frontman (or woman!), if only for three minutes. Karaoke kicks off at 9 p.m. in Northside Tavern's back room. Check out the group's Facebook page for details and an extensive song selection (start rehearsing now!).The Lackman hosts a party to introduce new Six Point Brewery beers tonight, featuring Sweet Action (barley and hops), Bengali Tiger IPA (bitter hops and sweet malt) and Resin Double IPA (just delicious). Reps will be on hand for all questions. The tasting event runs 4-6 p.m. Find more info here.Find more To Do suggestions, like theater productions and art shows, here. Check out Mike Breen's blog for tonight's live music happenings. And a head's up: Our Swizzle bar guide came out today (purty, ain't it?) and if reading that doesn't make you want to grab a cocktail at one of many amazing local watering holes, nothing will! Celebrate the issue with us tomorrow at PLAY downtown. Guests can expect free cocktails and food from Bolly Bears and FUSIAN, live music from Pop Empire, a fabulous Flashbox photo booth and tons of giveaways. And when I say giveaways, I don't just mean movie passes and shot glasses (though there will be plenty of those) — one lucky partier will walk away with two passes to Bonnaroo! If you miss this, you cray. RSVP here.
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Squeeze the Day for Feb. 8
Cheyenne Marie Mize at MOTR, plus Today in Music with OutKast and a James Dean musical tribute
Music Tonight: Louisville Indie/Folk singer/songwriter Cheyenne Marie Mize has been on a fast track in the music biz over the past year. A member of a couple of rootsy acts in the rich Louisville music scene, once she broke out on her own, she began to draw increased attention for her lovely, ethereal sound. Last year when Mize performed in town, she was on the verge of releasing a new EP, but it was delayed … for good reason. Mize had inked a deal with Yep Rock Records (home to Nick Lowe, Liam Finn, Fountains of Wayne, John Doe and Paul Weller) and that EP, We Don't Need, became her first release for the label. Just released Jan. 24, We Don't Need fleshes out Mize's wispy sound (particularly with some creative rhythmic additives), but that dreamy, ghostly soul still hovers above each of the five songs. Click here to read more about Mize then head to MOTR Pub tonight to catch her free show (with special guest Margaret Darling of The Seedy Seeds). Below, enjoy a session Mize did recently for LaundroMatinee.com.
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by Mike Breen
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WNKU's 'Studio 89' Show Returns
New episodes of the popular live music program begin this coming Monday
After a year off in 2011, the great live music/interview program Studio 89 on Northern Kentucky's WNKU (89.7 FM; wnku.org) returns this Monday. The season kicks off with Hadden Sayers, a Texas-born/now Columbus-based Blues artist, and this year's series once again features a mix of local, regional and national artists who represent the variety of music played on the station (from Roots, Blues and Americana to Indie, Rock and beyond). The show airs Monday nights through April 30 at 7 p.m. Listeners are also able to attend the performance in the studio, but seats are limited (and dibs go to WNKU members). Reservations can me made at noon on the Tuesday before the session you'd like to check out (keep an eye on the station's website for more info). And check below for the full lineup and video previews for this year's Studio 89 (click the artists' names for more info).
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by Mike Breen
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Squeeze the Day for Feb. 7
Bluesday Tuesdays at Arnold's, plus Today In Music featuring Tom Jones, The Who, My Morning Jacket and the Forecastle Festival
Music Tonight: This Friday and Saturday, the Cincy Blues Society is presenting its annual Winter Blues Fest in its new location — four venues (the old Harry's Pizza space, the old R&B Cafe spot, The Drinkery and Below Zero) in Over-the-Rhine (after several years in Northern Kentucky). If you want to get in the mood, tonight at Arnold's you can check out the Cincy Blues Society's new every-Tuesday "Bluesday Tuesdays" series, featuring various Blues artists from the area. Tonight's performer is eclectic veteran writer/guitarist John Redell (who has played with such groups as Voodoo Blues, The Flock and Shepherd's Pi). Showtime is 7 p.m. and there is no admission charge. (Click here for more on the Blues Fest.)
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by Amy Harris
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Q&A with Fitz and the Tantrums
Alt/Funk/R&B/Rock crew Fitz and the Tantrums is one of hottest buzz bands in the land right now. The group's debut record from last year, Pickin' Up the Pieces, reached No. 1 on the Billboard Heatseeker chart and its song "Money Grabber" became an activist anthem for the Occupy Wall Street movement across America. CityBeat spoke with frontman Michael Fitzpatrick recently, in advance of the band's show this weekend at the Super Bowl Village in Indy. Fitz and the Tantrums performs tonight at 7 p.m. The show is free. (Click here for details.)
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by Amy Harris
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Q&A with Anthrax
Anthrax are innovators of the sound of today's Hard Rock and Metal landscape. The band recently released its 10th studio album, Worship Music, a return to the band's early sound thanks to the re-emergence of lead vocalist Joey Belladonna. CityBeat caught up with Belladonna and guitarist Rob Caggiano before their show earlier this week in Louisville at Expo 5 to talk about the direction of the band and what got them to where they are today. Anthrax performs in Cincinnati this Saturday at Bogart's.
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Squeeze the Day 1/24
Mack West Trio in Northside, plus Gerry and the Pacemakers, Jools Holland and Bon Iver
Music Tonight: It's a slow night for touring acts, but a good one to catch a few local acts in a more laid-back-Tuesday-evening atmosphere. For example — Zach Mechlem of local "Alt-Western" group Mack West (pictured; Zach is second from the front) plays a free show at the Northside Tavern tonight with a pair of bandmates (officially, it's being billed as the Mack West Trio). Mack West's latest album, The Goodnight Trail, was one of the best local releases of 2011 and the best showcase yet of Mack West's unique, evocative spin on American Roots music. Mack West tunes have been used on History Channel's American Pickers, Discovery Channel's Auction Kings and in a commercial for AMC's The Man With No Name mini-series. Check out the title track from The Goodnight Trail below and read my review from when it was released here. Mechlem performs around 10 p.m. in the Tavern's front room.
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