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sticking your penis so deep inside of a vagina that your balls are practically inside of her gaping wide vagina.
Gargi was balls deep in Nick's pussy.
viết bởi Nauman'ssmallpussy 04 Tháng mười hai, 2013
when your magic stick is at max travel in your partners anatomy
i usually prefer to be balls-deep bout three times a day....only a sufer knows the feeling
viết bởi Big BNP 29 Tháng một, 2004
To fuck someone the full length of your penis until you hit with your balls
I was balls deep in sarah last night
viết bởi the master of the universe 23 Tháng năm, 2015
when you build a snow castle out of snow balls and then commense to smoke marijuana or some other substance inside said castle in order to "bake" it or fill it with smoke with the intention of getting higher.
yo nigga we goin balls deep all up in dis hurr snow castle ya mean?
viết bởi itsalwayssunnyinthesun 09 Tháng một, 2011
1. To literally have a dick inside you as far as it can go.
2. To be very into something.
3. To be concentrating hard.
2. To be very into something.
3. To be concentrating hard.
1. I want him balls deep inside me.
2. I'm balls deep into him.
3. I'm balls deep in this book.
2. I'm balls deep into him.
3. I'm balls deep in this book.
viết bởi PineappleJuice 02 Tháng ba, 2015
Bending a bitch over and fucking her so far in the arse that ur balls touch her cheeks
'Greedy did u fuck that bitch last night?'
"yeh nos, i was balls deep in the arse all night man"
"yeh nos, i was balls deep in the arse all night man"
viết bởi Lance Grady 13 Tháng sáu, 2008
An interjection, often used in place of "for real" or "I'm serious;" an indicator of sincerity.
If you touch my woman, I will mess you up. Ballsdeep.
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Gardening Articles: Landscaping :: Trees, Shrubs, & Vines
Early Bloomers (page 2 of 2)
by Charlie Nardozzi
Making the Bouquets Last
To force branches of your favorite trees and shrubs, select and prune 1- to 2-year-old stems, which usually have the most flower buds. Branches should be 1 to 2 feet long, and the cut should be flush with a larger branch or the trunk so as not to deform the plant or provide easy access for insects and diseases. Try to select branches with many flower buds, but also keep in mind the overall shape of the tree or shrub when making your cuts. Generally, flower buds are fatter and more rounded than leaf buds. If you can't tell which is which, dissect a few buds and look for the flower parts inside.
Bring the cut branches indoors and submerge them overnight in room-temperature water. This helps the branches and buds take up the water they need to force the flowers to open. The next morning, recut the bottoms and make inch-long vertical slits in the cut ends to help the branches take up water. Place branches in a vase of warm water in a 60° to 65° F bright room away from heaters and direct sun. In general, the brighter the room, the truer the colors and stronger the fragrance, though blossoms will never look and smell exactly the same as they do outdoors. Group branches near other houseplants and mist them daily to keep the humidity high. Depending on the kind of branches and when you cut them, flowers will begin appearing in a few weeks. The closer to their natural flowering time the branches are forced, the sooner the blooms will appear. Once open, misted flowers and catkins can last for a week if kept in a cool room, and some branches with leaves will last up to two weeks.

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Tamar-Kali was dubbed as "A Punk Artist with a Soul" by NPR. On the other side, Okayplayer defines her more like a Soul artist with an edgy/Punk side. With an impressive front-woman history trailing behind her, Tamar-Kali is releasing her own unclassifiable full-length this summer, called Black Bottom. "Pearl" is the first single, and this remix features a verse by the incredible Jean Grae. (Thanks to OKP for the track).
Download the remix from Bandcamp | Download the EP from iTunes
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Ruben Angus Whitehead
Position: DB
Height: 6-0 Weight: 185 lbs.
Born: January 1, 1939 in Marianna, FL
High School: Marianna
College: Florida St. (school history)
Drafted by the San Diego Chargers in the 16th round (127th overall) of the 1961 AFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 31 (3206th overall since 1950)


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I'd like to build a semiauto Uzi Carbine. D&D has turnkey complete kits for $675 (Plus weldup kit and receiver). If I scrounge my own parts and convert a FA handgrip/fcg to semi, I may be able to save ~$100 - $150. (If I can find everything and the prices are what I think they are.)
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Her voice is sweet and her lyrics are filled with emotion. Her music digs deeper than the surface, and is crafted with precision. Her name is Sza and she is here to share her music and herself to the world. Take a glimpse inside her mind in this interview with Giant Step contributor, Andrea K. Castillo.
I first became familiar with your EP through Giant Step and I immediately downloaded, and I listened, and listened, and thought, "Wow, this is really great! Let me learn more about this girl." So I read all your press stuff and decided to do an interview, so here it is. We're in the time of Sza. Your EP, See Sza Run, has been out for a few weeks now, tell me a little bit about the process, I know you worked with a bunch of different producers, how was that experience?
Sza: Super. A lot of these happened by chance. You'd be surprised at how any people don't give you beats or don't give you permission for anything, so I pretty much stole three-quarters of my project. Once they [the producers] heard it, they weren't as angry with me. It was definitely interesting, I was like "That sounds good, MINE!", and just ran with it.
So it's seven tracks, and when listening it is very atmospheric and I can see what you are talking about. It's a little dark, but I like that, and your lyrics are very refined. How long have you been writing?
Sza: That's a really good question. I've been a writer, prior to singing or anything, for a very long time. That was my strong suit. Even in high school I was in AP English…writing is my thing. I'm a serious reader and heavily into poetry, so before I even opened my mouth and thought "Maybe I should try to translate this into something, it's crowded in here", I had to find a way to get these thoughts out of my brain.
You paint a picture with your words, and in regards to your visuals, I noticed across the board there are a lot of flowers; the album artwork, the music videos. Can you tell us more about your choice to use floral imagery in your work?
Sza: My mom was somewhat of a botanist, so gardening, plant life, that's all her sh*t, and my dad was super into science. I went to school for science, so I love plant life and wild life. Knowing a lot about flowers and what they represent and the energy they bring…I use a lot of tiger lilies in my work because they used to grow in my backyard all the time; those are my favorite, they're so pretty.


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Rowing Walk-On Brochure (PDF)
PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania rowing programs will host a meeting for all interested walk-on prospects this Wednesday, Aug. 28 (the first day of classes). The meetings will take place in the Donaldson Room, which is located at the south end of Weightman Hall on 33rd Street near Spruce. (Weightman Hall is the building that closes up Franklin Field at 33rd Street).
The women's meeting will take place from 6-7 p.m., followed by the men's meeting from 7-8 p.m.
While the prototypical rower is tall and lean, we are looking for athletic people with a desire to work hard, a competitive spirit, and a willingness to learn a new sport. If the challenges associated with becoming a Division I athlete sound interesting to you, then you are exactly the type of person we are looking for!


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Only a month after Superstorm Sandy, families throughout the Archdiocese of New York are starting the long road to recovery. Once the immediate needs were met, the focus turned to getting survivors back on their feet and returning as much as they can to normal lives.
A year after Hurricane Irene hit, there was still plenty of work to be done. On Make a Difference Day on October 27th, Catholic Charities Disaster Case Managers Dan Buzi and Salif Banse worked with two IBM volunteers to clean up branches and other yard debris that had been knocked over by Hurricane Irene from the homes of two senior women. The women, who had been both physically and financially unable to attend to the work themselves, were extremely grateful for the help.
As Jeanne M. Touhey wrote in the Poughkeepsie Journal, regarding the help she'd received from Catholic Charities, "Last year the aftermath of Irene left me with downed trees and brush in my yard. After months of trying to clean it up and injuring my back, I was the grateful recipient of the help offered … I am humbled by your generosity."
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Sailing Home with the Prize
By Jeff Erickson
Oracle Data Mining supports yacht crew as BMW ORACLE Racing wins the America's Cup.
BMW ORACLE Racing won the 33rd America's Cup yacht race in February 2010, beating the Swiss team, Alinghi, decisively in the first two races of the best-of-three contest.
BMW ORACLE Racing's victory in the America's Cup challenge was a lesson in sailing skill, as one of the world's most experienced crews reached speeds as fast as 30 knots—three times faster than wind speed and, some say, faster than any boat in history. But if you listen to the crew in their postrace interviews, you'll notice that what they talk about is technology.
"The story of this race is in the technology," says Ian Burns, design coordinator for BMW ORACLE Racing.
From the drag-resistant materials encasing its hulls to its unprecedented 223-foot wing sail, the BMW ORACLE Racing's trimaran, named USA , is a one-of-a-kind technological juggernaut. No less impressive are the electronics used to guide the vessel and fine-tune its performance. Each crewmember is equipped with a PDA on his wrist that has customized data for his job: what the load balance is on a particular rope, for example, or the current aerodynamic performance of the wing sail. The helmsman's sunglasses display graphical and numeric data to help him fine-tune the boat's direction while he keeps two hands on the wheel and visually scans the sea, the boat, the crew, the sails, and the wing.
The America's Cup is a challenge-based competition in which the winning yacht club hosts the next event and, within certain guidelines, makes the rules. For the 33rd America's Cup, the competing teams could not agree on a set of rules, so the event defaulted to an unrestricted format for boat design and cost.
"All we knew were the length of the boat and the course configuration," says Burns. The boats were allowed a maximum length of 90 feet, and the course would be 20 miles out windward and 20 miles back. "Within those parameters," says Burns, "you could build as fast a thing as you can think of."
Learning by Data
The no-holds-barred rules for this race created what Burns calls an "open playground" for boat designers. The innovative and costly vessels that resulted were one-of-a-kind creations with unpredictable sailing characteristics that would require a steep learning curve and lots of data.
"One of the problems we faced at the outset was that we needed really high accuracy in our data because we didn't have two boats," says Burns. "Generally, most teams have two boats, and they sail them side by side. Change one thing on one boat, and it's fairly easy to see the effect of a change with your own eyes."
With only one boat, BMW ORACLE Racing's performance analysis had to be done numerically by comparing data sets. To get the information needed, says Burns, the team had to increase the amount of data collected by nearly 40 times what they had done in the past.
The USA holds 250 sensors to collect raw data: pressure sensors on the wing; angle sensors on the adjustable trailing edge of the wing sail to monitor the effectiveness of each adjustment, allowing the crew to ascertain the amount of lift it's generating; and fiber-optic strain sensors on the mast and wing to allow maximum thrust without overbending them.
But collecting data was only the beginning. BMW ORACLE Racing also had to manage that data, analyze it, and present useful results. The team turned to Oracle Data Mining in Oracle Database 11g.
Peter Stengard, a principal software engineer for Oracle Data Mining and an amateur sailor, became the liaison between the database technology team and BMW ORACLE Racing. "Ian Burns contacted us and explained that they were interested in better understanding the performance-driving parameters of their new boat," says Stengard. "They were measuring an incredible number of parameters across the trimaran, collected 10 times per second, so there were vast amounts of data available for analysis. An hour of sailing generates 90 million data points."
After each day of sailing the boat, Burns and his team would meet to review and share raw data with crewmembers or boat-building vendors using a Web application built with Oracle Application Express. "Someone in the meeting would say, 'Wouldn't it be great if we could look at some new combination of numbers?' and we could quickly build an Oracle Application Express application and share the information during the same meeting," says Burns. Later, the data would be streamed to Oracle's Austin Data Center, where Stengard and his team would go to work on deeper analysis.
Because BMW ORACLE Racing was already collecting its data in an Oracle database, Stengard and his team didn't have to do any extract, transform, and load (ETL) processes or data conversion. "We could just start tackling the analytics problem right away," says Stengard. "We used Oracle Data Mining, which is in Oracle Database. It gives us many advanced data mining algorithms to work with, so we have freedom in how we approach any specific task."
Using the algorithms in Oracle Data Mining, Stengard could help Burns and his team learn new things about how their boat was working in its environment. "We would look, for example, at mast rotations—which rotation works best for certain wind conditions," says Stengard. "There were often complex relationships within the data that could be used to model the effect on the target—in this case something called velocity made good , or VMG. Finding these relationships is what the racing team was interested in."
Stengard and his team could also look at data over time and with an attribute selection algorithm to determine which sensors provided the most-useful information for their analysis. "We could identify sensors that didn't seem to be providing the predictive power they were looking for so they could change the sensor location or add sensors to another part of the boat," Stengard says.
Burns agrees that without the data mining, they couldn't have made the boat run as fast. "The design of the boat was important, but once you've got it designed, the whole race is down to how the guys can use it," he says. "With Oracle database technology, we could compare our performance from the first day of sailing to the very last day of sailing, with incremental improvements the whole way through. With data mining we could check data against the things we saw, and we could find things that weren't otherwise easily observable and findable."
Flying by Data
The greatest challenge of this America's Cup, according to Burns, was managing the wing sail, which had been built on an unprecedented scale. "It is truly a massive piece of architecture," Burns says. "It's 20 stories high; it barely fits under the Golden Gate Bridge. It's an amazing thing to see."
The wing sail is made of an aeronautical fabric stretched over a carbon fiber frame, giving it the three-dimensional shape of a regular airplane wing. Like an airplane wing, it has a fixed leading edge and an adjustable trailing edge, which allows the crew to change the shape of the sail during the course of a race.
"The crew of the USA was the best group of sailors in the world, but they were used to working with sails," says Burns, "Then we put them under a wing. Our chief designer, Mike Drummond, told them an airline pilot doesn't look out the window when he's flying the plane; he looks at his instruments, and you guys have to do the same thing."
A second ship, known as the performance tender, accompanied the USA on the water. The tender served in part as a floating datacenter and was connected to the USA by wireless LAN.
"The USA generates almost 4,000 variables 10 times a second," says Burns. "Sometimes the analysis requires a very complicated combination of 10, 20, or 30 variables fitted through a time-based algorithm to give us predictions on what will happen in the next few seconds, or minutes, or even hours in terms of weather analysis." Like the deeper analysis that Stengard does back at the Austin Data Center, this real-time data management and near-real-time data analysis was done in Oracle Database 11g. "We could download the data to servers on the tender ship, do some quick analysis, and feed it right back to the USA," says Burns.
"We started to do better when the guys began using the instruments," Burns says. "Then we started to make small adjustments against the predictions and started to get improvements, and every day we were making gains."
Those gains were incremental and data driven, and they accumulated over years—until the USA could sail at three times the wind speed. Ian Burns is still amazed by the spectacle.
"It's an awesome thing to watch," he says. "Even with all we have learned, I don't think we have met the performance limits of that beautiful wing."
Jeff Erickson is a senior editor with Oracle Publishing.


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Spearfish, S.D. – Black Hills State Head Volleyball Coach Jhett Albers announced the 2010 volleyball schedule today. The Yellow Jackets start the season on the road for 14 consecutive dates before opening up the season at home on Oct. 1.
"We have put together a very challenging schedule this season," said Albers. "We will be traveling to a number of tournaments before beginning conference matches. This young team will be challenged and I am looking for them to gain experience and improve so we are playing well by the time we start the conference season."
The Yellow Jackets finished the 2009 season 24-12 overall and 11-3 in the Dakota Athletic Conference. Black Hills State qualified for its second consecutive trip to the NAIA National Tournament. The Yellow Jackets lost in the opening round of the tournament to Doane. Black Hills State lost five members from the 2009 squad including NAIA All-American Kristen Engle.
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By Gregg Bell
UW Athletics Director of Writing
SEATTLE � It's been a while since baseball was this big among Huskies.
And it's been maybe never since they had a catch like the one Braden Bishop made in their last game.
The supersonic center fielder zoomed from about Hermosa Beach to the wall in right-center field Sunday at USC � and then soared above it to steal a Trojans home-run ball into a key out. That preserved Washington's 10th consecutive victory.
His coach, Lindsay Meggs, called it perhaps the greatest catch he'd ever seen. And it propelled Bishop to among the national elite.
On the team's way home from the series sweep at SC, UW assistant sports information director for baseball Brian Tom tracked down the Trojans' press-box video of Bishop's remarkable catch. He disseminated it to television stations regionally and to ESPN nationally. A day later, after it finally got into the right hands at the cable-sports giant, there was Bishop as Monday's No. 1 play on SportsCenter � rated better than even Neil Walker's dramatic, walk-off home run that won the Pittsburgh Pirates' season opener that day.
That night, Bishop's phone pretty much blew up.
"Oh, gosh! I've had hundreds (call or text)," he said this week, sitting before practice in the second-floor Omaha Room of Gittinger Team Building overlooking glittering new Husky Ballpark. "I had a friend call me and say, �Man, that's every kid's dream!' And then I started thinking about it. My whole childhood was spent watching the Top 10. Da-da-da, da-da-da.
"So that was pretty cool."
So cool, guys Bishop doesn't even remember want to reconnect with him.
"I had somebody I went to second grade with (in California) � I didn't have his number � he texted me like I had his number," Bishop said. "Then, he called me, and I didn't answer it because I didn't have his number. And he said, �Why won't you answer my calls?!'
"I was like, �I'm sorry, I don't know who this is!'"
Everyone wants to know a Husky baseball player entering three, huge home games � weather permitting -- against second-place and No. 19 Oregon (21-8, 6-3) Friday and Saturday nights and Sunday afternoon at Husky Ballpark.
Washington (20-5-1, 8-1 Pac-12), up to 14th in Baseball America's latest national poll, has won 10 consecutive games and 17 of its last 18. This is UW's best start to a season since 1985, when it began 27-2.
The Huskies have surprised everyone outside their new clubhouse by taking an early, two-game lead in the league. This week they went from unranked to 14th, their first place in the Baseball America Top 25 since May 1, 2006. Collegiate Baseball has the Huskies ranked 11th this week � a jump of eight spots from its previous poll.
Washington made its season debuts in the Perfect Game College Top 25 at 18th, USA Today Coaches Poll at 22nd and National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) at 24th.
It's indeed been a powerful surge: The Huskies have 14 home runs, most in the conference, in 26 games. Last season Washington hit just 10 homers in all 56 games it played.
The Dawgs are 8-0 since playing their first game inside their new, $15 million "Diamond on Montlake" two weekends ago. And coach Lindsay Meggs doesn't think that's a coincidence.
�"There's a level of confidence that might have began with the ballpark. Being able to walk out of this building onto this field gives you a little bit of swagger," Meggs, the man behind the new yard who is in his fifth season leading UW, said looking out at his new, jewel diamond.
"And then we've strung some wins together. We've been able to win games in different ways since we've stepped foot in the new ballpark. We've won with some quality relief pitching. We've won with some power at the plate. And we've won because we made some plays on defense.
"I think our guys just feel like, at this point in time, we know how to win a game. And that's a good feeling."
They haven't lost since March 14 to begin the Pac-12-opening series at Arizona State. The Huskies won the final two games in Tempe, including the last one 4-3 in 11 innings on a home run by Andrew Ely. That gave UW its first series win at ASU since 2004 -- the last season the Huskies made the NCAA tournament.
This winning streak is Washington's longest since it won 11 straight in March 2008. It's been since 1997 that the Huskies have had a win streak this long that has included wins over conference rivals.
Meggs sees a pre-Husky Ballpark turning point to this wowing spring: UW's 8-2 loss to 10th-ranked Indiana Feb. 21 in Surprise, Ariz. The Huskies snoozed through that one. They were picked off base three times in the first three innings and junior starter Jared Fisher (2-2, 5.40 ERA), who will start Friday against Oregon, allowed 13 hits and six runs in 5 1-3 innings.
"When we came back from that trip we had a long, kind of ugly talk that there is a fine line between winning and losing," Meggs said. "This university and this athletic program at the University of Washington are about winning. And we needed to figure out how we can win with this group; we had to figure out how to win. That game against Indiana and that trip, it was so early for us. We were still trying to figure out roles and depth and a level of toughness that didn't exist at that time.
"That helped us. It helped us to get throttled by those guys. It was easy for me to stand in front of our group and say, �This is a team that's� been to the College World Series. This is what they do and why they are successful. This is what we don't do.'"
That was then.
Scaling walls. Landing on SportsCenter. Perfect since opening their new park.
These Huskies are doing it all right now.


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Joshua Bullocks
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Height: 6-0 Weight: 207 lbs.
Born: February 28, 1983 in Chattanooga, TN
High School: Hixson
College: Nebraska (school history) (Bullocks college stats)
Drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the 2nd round (40th overall) of the 2005 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 21 (4634th overall since 1950)
Relatives: Brother of Daniel Bullocks
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We want kids to get educated; kids want to play video games. EAE, the Entertainment Arts & Engineering program at University of Utah, uses one to accomplish the other.
EAE takes computer science beyond entertainment. Photo by Adam Finkle.
Bob Kessler, a professor in the University of Utah School of Computing, had a problem to solve after the 2000 dot-com implosion. He had a department full of computer engineers who needed jobs.
"As engineers do, I did some research," Kessler says. He asked video game industry leaders what they wanted in programmers. They told him they needed engineers who could work with artists.
"Video game development is an interdisciplinary science in which you have computer engineers and artists working together all the time," Kessler says. "But engineers don't understand how artists work—what their thought processes are."
That old left brain, right brain thing.
Kessler reached across the great divide to the U's Fine Arts Department. An idea emerged: Give engineers some art education and introduce artists to programming. Then throw them together on real-world projects.
"We hijacked their electives." Kessler says. "Our students take all their classes as a computer scientist, but also a set of classes with artists."
The result was the U's wildly successful Entertainment and Arts Engineering Program, ranked No. 1 in the nation by the Princeton Review. "For four years you have artists and engineers working together," says Kessler, EAE's executive director. "Engineers are learning how to talk to people who are not like them. Having the skills to talk to non-engineering or non-nerds is so important."
EAE started producing students with the skills the computer game industry pays well for. The students not only had proven they could work effectively with artists in large groups, but they had a senior project to show for it: a video game.
"The game companies loved this," Kessler says. "They're talking to people who can go all the way through the publishing process."
Then something surprising started happening. EAE began researching the use of games for purposes other than pure entertainment. One result is a therapy for children with cancer. "We created a game for these kids that has two elements to it, physical activity and patient empowerment—if you think you can get better, you will get better."
In the Patient Empowerment Game, a superhero is gravely ill and finds himself battling a robot crab–representing cancer. The superhero gradually gets stronger and the crab weakens. "The patient relates to that and they, in essence, are defeating their disease."
EAE students are putting their game programming skills to other challenges, including a game that encourages diabetes patients to check their glucose levels, one that gets spinal-injury patients exercising and a virtual card game that uses autistic children's uncanny symbol recognition skills to improve their social skills.
EAE is even working with a local company to increase the connectivity between the left and right sides of the brain. "It could help athletes perform better and help ADD patients," Kessler says.
If patient improvement can be measured, video games could be prescribed as bonafide medical therapies. "And insurance companies would pay for it," Kessler says. "It opens up a fascinating arena."
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How do I keep my son's diaper from leaking?
Almost every night, my 5-month-old's diaper leaks and his pajamas end up soaked -- always in the same spot, on his side at the top of the diaper. I've tried everything from pointing his penis down to using diaper covers and even feminine pads. Any ideas for keeping him dry at night?
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My daughter's diaper starting leaking at night when she was around 2 months of age. We started using a product called Diaper Doubles made by Tyco Healthcare. I would insert the liner into the diaper and make sure the top of the pad was even with the top front side of the diaper. This was important because my daughter is a tummy sleeper and so the urine would always leak out the top of her diaper. I would also tighten her diaper as much as I could where it was still comfortable. The only place I could find Diaper Doubles was at Publix grocery store here in town but another mom stated they can be purchased at savon.com. Anyways, this product worked for my daughter for 5 MONTHS! Recently, we switched to Huggies Overnight diapers because she is now big enough to wear them and they are wonderful as well. Good luck!posted 06/12/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
That's so funny, we had the exact same problem. We found that Huggies Overnites will work all night long, especially when I make the 'leaky' side tighter than the other side. The other Huggies do leak for us, so we use Pampers in the daytime, but then switch to the Huggies for over night. In the morning the diaper is soooo full yet almost never leaks and my son's skin doesn't get irritated at all because it manages to hold the moisture in.posted 06/11/2007 by aquacap
I also have had this problem with my daughter. I use Huggies Overnights on her and it works great. Just make sure you put the night-time diaper on right before they are ready to go to sleep.posted 06/14/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I had the same problem and i used diaper doublers also which i buy from toys r us/babies r us. very cheap about 3$ for 30.posted 06/16/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
same issue here. i use the next size up (at nighttime only) and fasten the diaper lower. solved the problem.posted 06/11/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I switched to Huggies brand Overnight diapers. They are Wonderful !!posted 06/20/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I have two sons and had this problem with both of them. I found that switching to the next diaper size up solved the problem. You can also use waterproof pads under him to help protect the bedding. It won't help keep HIM dry, but at least you won't have to change the crib sheets every night!posted 06/15/2007 by cathycpht
I use the huggies goodnite diapers, they come in a purple bag and they're made to be extra absorbant. They work like magic. and it never hurts toi go up a size, my baby is 17 lbs and wear huggies size 4 (22-32 lbs)posted 06/09/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
When this has happened to us we know it is time to switch to the next size diaper (at least for the night)posted 06/12/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I have a 5 month old and had the same problem. I use Pampers and went up a size for night and it did the trick.posted 06/11/2007 by tracilynn1010
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Illegal Speed Bump takes out south Denver Cyclist
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
Update This location might not be in the city of Englewood, anyone know who's it is in?
Last Friday a cyclist was riding in Englewood in the Denver Tech Center descending a hill. Given that fall is coming on the shadows from the trees are becoming stronger and one tree was shadowing a "speed bump" leaving it nearly invisible to the cyclist resulting in them hitting the pavement at speeds around 20mph and putting them in the ER. Here is the location of the incident Interestingly enough, the city of Englewood on their website does not use speed bumps
Results of various studies have raised concerns about the potential dangers of speed bumps. Speed bumps are not recognized by the State of Colorado as an official traffic control device. Injuries caused by speed bumps may result in significant additional liability for the City. For these reasons, the City of Englewood does not use speed bumps on public streets and alleys.
Here is a second view of the speed bump view too
The final result gave the rider some extreme road rash (they sent me the photos but won't share) and has left their leg immobile for a unknown healing time. So if Englewood does not install speed bumps then who did? It would be assumed that if the city had some street paint might have been added to warn users of the road of this.
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The Tech Center is not in the
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
The Tech Center is not in the City of Englewood. Figure out if this location is in Greenwood Village, Denver, Centennial or Arapahoe County and check with their public works department. Looks like a pretty amateur speed bump. Probably just something the public works field guys threw together.
Sorry to hear about your injuries.
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Multiple readers are saying this is not in Englewood
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
Either way the rider says this is a popular route for cyclists so beware.
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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
This area code can be identified as Greenwood Village, Englewood and even Centennial. Working in the Tech Center Ive seen all 3 used, but I imagine this would fall under Greenwood Villages jurisdiction.
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Agreed, this definitely isn't
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Agreed, this definitely isn't Englewood.
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It's Villagio in Inverness.
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It's Villagio in Inverness.
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The location is in
Submitted by Coloradobikemaps,com (not verified) on
The location is in unincorporated Arapahoe County. But it is not clear that the street is dedicated to, or owned by, the county, in the formal sense that the county is responsible for maintenance, plowing, etc. In the GIS database maintained by CDOT the streets in question are not listed. In the 2011 GIS Arapahoe County database Inverness Main and Vellagio are both classified as private streets. I can post shots that make this clear, but talking to the HOA if there is one is maybe the best bet. Lakewood has a number of speed bumped areas--most are well marked.
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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Thanks for the information!! I have contacted both arrapahoe county and AMLI properties. They are looking into who is responsible for this road.
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Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
That's great. But if "who is responsible" is not discovered, and no city, HOA or county, wishes to take responsibility for this illegal speed bump, then it should be marked with flourescent orange paint identifying its existence. This is obviously a DYI project by someone, as all speedbumps are required to have not only clear road markings but clear signage on either side warning of an upcoming speed bump. So at least spray painting it will help.
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You may never discover who
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
You may never discover who put it there, but finding out who is responsible for the road should be no trouble at all. Doesn't matter if the responsible jurisdiction put it there, they're charged with the proper maintenance of the roadway.
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Yah, cyclist crashes and it's
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Yah, cyclist crashes and it's the road's fault. Brother please!
Sucks someone got hurt but it's no one's fault except the injured.
P.S. Potholes are not officially approved traffic-control devices either. So it's safe to expect exactly zero of these; don't waste a single second of riding bliss looking for them.
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BikeDenver helping crack down on bike lane violators
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
Denver Bike lane violator in what appears to be a fresh new bike lane!
In the past few years downtown Denver has been working very hard make the streets more bike friendly with added lanes and sharrows however these lanes are useless when drivers act they're not there at all. Drivers can be given a ticket "for impending the right of way" and it will cost them $25. "Most of the violators are service vehicles and for most of those service companies receiving a mild $25 dollar ticket is simply marked up as a cost of doing business", says Maggie Thompson with BikeDenver.
BikeDenver has been working hard at trying to document where most of the violations are happening and why and not just trying to get everyone a ticket. Trying to understand what the root problem is key in this situation because for many violators, $25 a day is nothing. "Do service vehicles have enough loading zones and/or parking for park while doing their business?" ask Maggie. Educating some of the businesses to encourage service cars that come to their business that parking in a bike lane is not desired, studies have shown that active bike lanes even if they are created via the removal of parking spaces does increase business so treating them as a means to get new customers is important.
What can you do if you see a car/truck parked in a bike lane?
- Awareness! Take a photo or at least get information about location and company (if applicable) and pass it to BikeDenver on Facebook or 303cycling on Facebook. Knowing there the problem spots are is important and educating the companies violating and business that do business with these violators is key.
- Photo. Pictures say a 1000 words.
- For greater change support organizations like BikeDenver or Bicycle Colorado because they can help make change happen
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Looks like a construction
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Looks like a construction vehicle, I'd make an exception. Construction, delivery, etc should get a pass. Unless they're actually "parking" there which means longer than 10-15 minutes. Honestly, how hard is it to ride around them?
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You are soooo out of touch with casual cyclists
Submitted by Rick James (not verified) on
Emergency vehicles get to park wherever they want. And as for getting around them, sure, many experienced cyclists would no have a problem doing this but experienced cyclists also don't need bike lanes, we can just take the lane. Experienced cyclists can also can ride 2 or 3 abreast on Hwy 36 out to Lyons while many cyclists don't even feel comfortable on that road.
It should not be a problem for this vehicle to park out about 3 feet into the car lane... most car drivers know how to get around it.
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thanks bike denver thanks
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
thanks bike denver thanks maggie i struggle to understand how it all works yet am pleased it does. where i live in aurora it is a struggle to understand why it does not. night and day it is. nearly life and death. what a difference
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Bike Booted in Denver today!
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
And then they start booting the bikes parked to trees where there are no bike racks.
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Give 'em a nudge. Is your opponent intentionally stalling, or slowing down the game hoping to make you quit? Watch for the Nudge button to appear. By clicking it, you'll force the other player to make a move, or be disconnected from the game.
Watch your partner. If your partner starts throwing away high cards ("ducking tricks"), it might be to avoid getting stuck with overtricks and bag points. But if your partner plays a high card which then gets trumped by an opponent, you might need to help cover some tricks.
Horde trumps. Having lots of trump cards means you'll have extras after other players have run out, and this might result in extra tricks you can take. Remember, the Ace of Spades is a guaranteed trick.
Ace in your pocket.
Aces in other suits are also likely to take tricks, especially if played in the first round of that suit. Once a few rounds have gone by, players are more likely to be out of that suit, and can then play trump.
Take one for the team. If your partner bids Nil, you'll have to take all the tricks for your team. Lead with high cards. If your partner runs out of a particular suit, lead with that suit to give your partner a chance to ditch high cards from other suits.
Know your Nils. If an opponents bids Nil, lead low to force the player to take a trick and a penalty. Watch for suits the Nil player is out of, and avoid those. Whenever possible, deny the Nil player opportunities to discard high cards.
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Next Friday, Feb. 14 was supposed to be the Valentine's Day showdown between rivals Mt. San Antonio and the state No. 4-ranked Pasadena City College women's basketball team. But a not very funny thing happened on the way to the forum for the Lancers.
Unranked East Los Angeles College ended a 6-game winning streak by PCC, 72-67, at the Huskies gym Friday evening. The defeat left the Lancers at 8-2 in the SCC North Division. Mt. SAC, rated No. 2, tops the division at 9-0 and would have to lose two of its final four conference games to give Pasadena any chance of sharing a SCC title.
PCC (19-6 overall) played without sophomore center Kaitlyn Parks (resting a twisted ankle) for the second straight game. ELAC (15-10, 5-5 in the SCC) led early 15-5, then 47-39 by halftime. The Huskies would up the lead to 64-52.
At that point, the Lancers scored the game's next 13 consecutive points. Forward Brandi DuBose capped the run on a layup with 4:42 remaining that gave PCC only its second lead of the game at 65-64.
Guard Desiree Loving sank a jumper to up the Lancers advantage to 67-64. But PCC went cold over the game's final three minutes. ELAC scored the final eight points, five by guard Dioseline Lopez. The Huskies sank five free throws down the stretch. Lopez, who scored a game-high 22 points, was 10-for-14 at the line. East LA made 28-for-38 overall from the stripe (73.7 percent).
Pasadena lost despite three giant performances by sophomores Tyler Crockom, DuBose, who started both games this week in place of Parks, and Loving. Crockom (pictured) reached a double-double on her Lancers' career-high 20 points and 11 rebounds. DuBose scored 12 points and pulled down her career best of 17 rebounds. Both players were 6-for-11 from the field. Loving added 17 points, eight rebounds, six assists and was 7-for-8 on free throws.
PCC made 20 of 29 free throws (69 percent). The first half was a foul fest as the teams were whistled for 33 combined fouls resulting in 48 attempts (24 each) from the line. In the second half, the Lancers only took five attempts (made three) while East LA had 14 freebie attempts (made 12) in what appeared to be the game's most influential statistic.
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Sounds like a great Cycling History exhibit this month at the Boulder Library.
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This month, the Boulder Public Library is displaying an exhibit on the Red Zinger, with old photos, newspaper clippings and race brochures, on the bridge over Boulder Creek in the main library branch.
"This is really a Boulder story -- that's one of the things that really turned me on about it," said Douglas Lee, a professional writer who put together the display in collaboration with the Carnegie Branch Library for Local History.
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Wilmington City Council to Meet Tomorrow Night (Thursday, June 27) in Special Session Beginning at 6 p.m.
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Wilmington City Council President Theo Gregory, on behalf of all Members of Council, today invited citizens to attend the next meeting of Council which will be held tomorrow tonight, Thursday, June 27, beginning at 6:00 p.m. (new time) in the Council Chambers on the first floor of the Louis L. Redding City/County Building.
Citizens who are unable to attend are invited to view the meeting live or on replay on WITN, Channel 22 on the Comcast system, or online live or anytime at WITN22.org.
Council President Gregory said Council's formal agenda includes a synopsis or summary immediately following the formal listing of each Ordinance or Resolution so citizens are better able to understand and follow the proceedings of Council. You can view and download a complete copy of any Council Ordinance or Resolution by logging onto the City's website at www.WilmingtonDE.gov/government/ccagenda.
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Sub. 1 to Ord. 13-022
Constituting Amendment No. 1 to the Fiscal Year 2014 Operating Budget, Being an Ordinance to Amend Substitute No. 1 to Ordinance No. 13-013 As Amended, the Ordinance Adopting the Annual Operating Budget for the Fiscal Year Beginning on July 1, 2013 and Ending on June 30, 2014 (3rd & Final Reading)
Synopsis: This Ordinance is being presented by Council for its review and approval. If approved, Council would be authorizing an additional $98,000 appropriation for the Fiscal Year 2014 General Operating Budget. According to the Administration, $80,000 of the additional appropriation would be used by the Finance Department to hire temporary workers to assist with the collection of revenue, and $18,000 would be used by the Planning Department to hire a person with disabilities as a receptionist for the Department.


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Can't trust city again
March 17, 2013
Gary Panasuk, Minot Well, here we go again, with more promises of flood protection and property tax relief....
Bottom Line The geographic location of minot is in a flood plain. mother natures design. Snow fall, spring melt....city next to a viable water source some years will drought others will flood. Plan and think ahead with the earth seasonal changes. Is this an ideal place to set a foundation and house. perhaps piers would be the way to go for some a little bit ahead of the game.
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Hey Independent: You answered it. They never change their mind because they only represent themselves--with lutefisk on their breath they go for what they want and public input is a nuisance to them.
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After doing volunteer flood work I concluded that if a normal person heard the stories of 10 flooded families--they would be overcome with grief. The city policy was "hurry up" or "you are late". Very inconsiderate words to flood victims. Then tell of tax relief knowing property value increases will squash any relief. Two of our finest quickly retired from the city only to be elected to the county. We have the govt. the majority wants.
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I get that you are upset, but "facks" and 'mine'? did you mean facts? and mind? class action--now that is funny
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The City 'DON'T CONFUSE ME WITH FACKS, MY MINE IS MADE UP.WHY NOT A CLASS ACTION???
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Curly1, I empathize entirely. We are in the same boat, and our country has been taking downward turn for sometime. I don't see it getting any better, either.
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Disgusted, I am not really down. Discouraged would be a better word. Fighting to restore a home and other personal issues can be taxing. Our leaders have not always listened to us and that makes me discouraged. Something gets voted down, seems they find another way. They seem to have stopped listening to the people they are elected to represent. It goes on in Minot, North Dakota and in Washington. I see too many of our freedoms sliding away. Our elected officials are so far into doing what is good for them they forget who employs them. I also am discouraged that the people themselves are so uninformed and are quite content to be so. I don't really care for the most part if you are right or left, just vote in and informed and honest way. Media that is all about ratings and not about honestly reporting the news. Waste in government and no common sense. We work so hard for our dollars, I just do not see how so many do not care how those dollars are wasted.
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Muleskinner rocks. Minot has a 60 year history of voting down the big pet projects like the Golf Course and the All Seasons Arena. Not so with flood control, NAWS and more 1% tax. Most of the 1% money was spent foolishly. The council chair actually snickered on talk radio when discussing one of the last 1% approvals. Vote for different people.
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True words. We need to see a 100% effort by the city on flood control until we have it. Stop the economic development nonsense. We flooded because Hostefest was more important than an agreement with Canada that protected us. Prior to 2011, the city hid and ignored our flood potential.
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Curly1, true, just have to make sure the squeak is so loud they can't ignore it. Don't remember you being so 'down'
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The squeaky wheel theory works only if the squeak is not tuned out by the person hearing it. Sometimes it becomes white noise.
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Good point, disgusted.
The old saying is "the squeaky wheel gets the grease" not the quiet one.
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A couple of weeks ago, the planning commission put a hold on the remodeling plans for First Western based solely on the passionate feelings of one citizen. Not sure what the final outcome will be, but they did listen to him, and there were others with less passion, vs blindly approving the plans for the mayor's bank. How do we know that they don't listen if no one speaks up?
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What is the point of going to the meetings and voiceing opinions or presenting petitions? They ignore what the people want anyway. They have done this in the past. Just a couple of months ago when people against having mobile homes in the community where stick built homes where. No point in going...so I won't. It is like a spit in the wind.
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Does anyone know the last time the City Council changed it's mind based on public input?
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a correction, the committee meeting is the 27th at 4:30 and the full meeting April Fool's Day at 6:30
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thats true... but pre flood the trees were alive....now they're dead... but technically they could be a pre flood.. good point..
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now, subman, the city manager said the dikes were back to pre-flood conditions. You can't think they would move the trees would you? Even out be the bridge to Burlington, there is a wide 'land-fill' protruding into the river.
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what about all the dead trees close to the river channel from Lake darling all the way through Minot? Do you really think they won't get uprooted and cause problems during the next flood? How many trees will it take to take out bridges, houses etc.... bet they never thought of that and if they did they have never commented on it.
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muleskinner, this current 1 cent tax issue is not the switch from NAWS to city, but the tax that was started in 2006 and expires in 2014. If you go back to the articles in the paper about this sales tax, you will note that it includes 10% for property tax relief. Since when have we had any property tax relief. In actuality, that 10% went for things like airport debt relief. And that is what that 10% should be called--debt relief. I hope you go to the meeting on April 1st and express your concerns.
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The city really had a great propaganda campaign with its slick advertising for the one cent tax they had to have so bad back in June of 2011 and now since it has won the vote, why bother to do it all over again when all you need to say is the voters in Minot already passed it once, so there is no need to vote on it again. It worked out great for the city, why bother with another vote?
It'll cost money to have the vote and we can just raise taxes because your home has increased in value because we say it has.
We, the city tyrants, don't need your vote, but we want/need your money, worse than ever.
It is financial tyranny.
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I agtree. The city manager says the dikes are repaired to the pre 2011 flood stage. Why has the river bank under the 83 bypass not been repaired? Why is there a pile of debris on the 'dike' across the river by Central? There is a committee meeting Monday at 4:30 and the Council meeting April 1st at 6:30. WE need to voice our concerns. I don't think that Minot needs anymore economic development for the next few years. The focus needs to shift from economic development to flood control or there will be no need for any growth because people are not going to stick around if there is another flood.
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Aretha Franklin was only 24 years old when she signed with Atlantic Records in November 1966, but she had already been making records for much of her life, first as a child gospel singer, then as a pop singer of only modest success.
Born on March 25, 1942, in Memphis, Tennessee, Aretha Franklin was raised in Detroit. Her father, Rev. C.L. Franklin, was the charismatic pastor at New Bethel Baptist Church, which he turned into a large and thriving institution. From an early age, Aretha sang at her father's behest during services at New Bethel. Her first recordings turned up on an album called Spirituals, recorded at the church when she was only 14. Although she was firmly rooted in gospel, Franklin also drew from such blues and jazz legends as Billie Holiday, Dinah Washington and Sarah Vaughn as she developed her singing style. On the male side, she was inspired by Ray Charles, Nat King Cole and Sam Cooke (both with and without the Soul Stirrers). From the emerging world of youthful doo-wop groups and early soul, Aretha enjoyed the likes of LaVern Baker, Ruth Brown, Little Willie John, the Falcons (featuring Wilson Pickett) and Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers.
Franklin spent six years at Columbia Records, where she was signed to the label in 1960 by John Hammond, the label's legendary producer and talent scout, who'd heard a demo she cut in New York. Hammond produced Franklin's most satisfying Columbia sides, but overall the nine albums she cut for the label failed to fully tap her capabilities. Jerry Wexler was waiting in the wings to sign Franklin when her contract with Columbia expired. With her switch to Atlantic in 1966, Franklin proceeded to revolutionize soul music with some of the genre's greatest recordings. (1968 Aretha Franklin concert poster from a performance in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, on exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum.)
Although Franklin initially lacked a strong sense of artistic direction, Wexler had a strategy: "My attitude was simply to get some great songs, some great players, put Aretha back on piano and let the lady wail." To accomplish his goal, Wexler took Franklin to Rick Hall's FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, where Atlantic had recorded numerous soul hits. The session, with Franklin playing piano and singing, took place on January 24, 1967. The first song recorded that day was "I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)." Franklin and the house band then went to work on "Do Right Woman." The resulting record was a two-sided smash and I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You became her debut album for Atlantic that year, reaching Number Two on the Billboard album chart. After the release of her second album for Atlantic, Aretha Arrives (also in 1967), Franklin's third album, Aretha: Lady Soul, was released in 1968. It featured some of her biggest hits – "Chain of Fools" and "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" among them – setting the stage for Franklin to become the "Queen of Soul."
On June 28, 1968, Aretha Franklin graced the cover of Time Magazine and her star would continue to grow through the following decades. Franklin was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987, the first female inductee, and she is among the artists featured in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's soul collection, located in the Museum's main exhibit hall. Visit today!
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