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Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert are one busy couple in the entertainment industry and their careers aren't slowing down any. Will they have a baby anytime soon? This was a question asked to the superstar pair after the ACM Awards Sunday night.
Nancy O'Dell from "Entertainment Tonight" asked Lambert on the red carpet in Las Vegas Sunday if she and Shelton have been thinking about having a baby of their own. Country Weekly recapped the interview on their site April 8.
"We have a lot of four-legged babies," Lambert answered. "Every time I think I might be thinking about it, I get a puppy and I'm like, 'Nope, not ready.'"
It's unlikely that Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert will have a baby anytime soon due to their crazy schedules right now.
"We're so busy," Lambert continued. "It's this whole whirlwind right now, flying all over the place, and we'd like to be a little more settled."
At least the country super couple are aware of the work and dedication that goes into raising a family. Who knows, Blake Shelton and Miranda Lambert may have a baby sooner than anyone thinks!
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A tigerfish catches bird video has swiftly gone viral this week, marking the first official record caught on film of a fish preying on birds in mid-flight. This brief but incredible footage has already been seen thousands of times on YouTube.com since its recent uploading, and stands as an incredible form of research for scientists and nature experts alike. The Epoch Times reveals the inside report on these swimming hunters this Saturday, Jan. 11, 2014.
The tigerfish catches bird clip was originally filmed in Africa and again marks the very first confirmed evidence of a freshwater animal (the tigerfish) attacking birds while flying, announces the Unit for Environmental Sciences and Management in at Northwest University, located in South Africa. Since its capture, the video and accompanying research has been formally published in the Journal of Fish Biology.
"The whole action of jumping and catching the swallow in flight happens so incredibly quickly that after we first saw it, it took all of us a while to really fully comprehend what we had just seen," notes Nico Smit, director of the study unit, told Nature.
Although early reports dating back to the early 20th century alleged that swimming fish might leap out of the water to attack a flying bird, as seen in the attached video, Smit added that his team wasn't entirely sure that these anecdotal sightings were true, and were hoping to find concrete proof for themselves and both the scientific and nature communities.
The experts never anticipated catching this incredible tigerfish catches bird video, however, only planning on investigating the habitats and migration patterns of tigerfish in a South African National Park. In their studies, they discovered up to 20 fish per day leaping out to attack barn swallows, and because African freshwater fish study has been limited, no official recording or documentation of this incredible preying event has been made before in history.
"We hope that our findings will really focus the attention on the importance of basic freshwater research, and specifically fish behaviour," he concluded.
Via YouTube, the "Tigerfish Catches Bird in Flight" video is linked above for interested viewers.
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The major turning point in Dennis Hanno's professional life coincided with the arrival of his first child, Ted.
He was presiding over a fast-growing accounting practice in a small community in upstate New York but questioning whether the professional path that he had imagined for himself was what he really wanted to be doing. It was a subject that he and his wife, Susan, had been discussing for some time.
"My analysis with Susan was that I really love working with people," he said, recounting the conclusions that emerged from taking stock of what he liked about accounting and what was important to him for the future. "I love doing new things, and I love helping people to understand issues and ideas. Most of all, I knew that I wanted to help people improve their lives. And that led me to the idea of returning to college to earn a Ph.D."
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There are seven different mats in the line, each inspired by a different artist, with artwork ranging from serene to outrageous. One bears the incongruous image of a hundred dollar bill topped with a razor blade and lines of cocaine while another teases the yogi with a cat arching into upward facing dog.
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Stagework provides the perfect starting point for your research into 'become a young actress'.
The fascinating Stagework website features really advanced online technology to keep users amused for hours. In its efforts to show how theatre actually works, Stagework looks at everything involved in theatrical production. Stagework looks at each element involved in theatrical production, following the play's progress to the stage.
The website is an incredible source of information for enthusiasts wanting to learn more about theatre as an industry. Stagework is really accessible making it the perfect starting point for an exploration into the world of theatre. The subject matter explored by the site will get visitors to the site thinking about a broad spectrum of issues. Stagework provides very clear examples of how plays first performed hundreds of years ago can offer a valuable insight into current issues.
Why not have a look at the Stagework site, it offers some really useful information about 'become a young actress'. If you enjoy theatrical productions and you want to know more about how the performances are put together, explore the Stagework site.
The innovative and interactive features available at www.stagework.org will capture the imagination of people, who may never have experienced theatre before. The website also has a range of video interviews with the various people involved in theatrical production. The website clearly shows users the day-to-day experience of working in the theatre industry. To make sure there's something for everyone the website features a variety of exciting interactive games to have a go at. The site even offers visitors the chance to have a go at directing a scene online.
In addition to its worth as a public resource the site offers a huge amount of material for teaching staff. At stagework.org, you will discover a huge range of fascinating material which is likely to deepen your understanding.*
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Bicyclist Killed in Collision With Car on Domenigoni Parkway
Police blocked off Domenigoni Parkway during the investigation of a traffic fatality Wednesday. ...
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The man, described as being in his 50s, was riding with another cyclist near the peak of the hill heading from Menifee toward Hemet about 5:30 p.m. when he was struck by a car driven by a male motorist, said Dep. Josh Cail of the Riverside Sheriff's Department.
Stephen Kaas of Menifee said he was riding just in front of the other cyclist when the accident occurred.
"I didn't really see what happened," Kaas said. "He was riding behind me. I just heard it and saw him flying through the air."
The accident occurred on a busy stretch of road that is a main thoroughfare connecting Menifee with Winchester and Hemet. Police said the driver stopped and was cooperating with police. The investigation is ongoing and no details were released regarding the exact cause of the accident.
Anyone who witnessed the accident or has further information is asked to call Dep. Cail at 951-210-1068.
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To get this far and to not congratulate myself would be to lose the lesson, so I've decided in this journey to say "dayenu"--it would have been enough--and to stop here. I've not given up the fight or changed my goals at all. I've decided that I can accept myself right here and right now for changing my body and liking those changes before I go any further down the road of more changes.
Why am I willing to do this? Because a) weight loss is hard, and b) there is no guarantee that I'm going to change my habits enough to make me go down to my "goal weight" of 115. I'm sure I passed 115 somewhere between sophomore and junior year in high school, but I was too busy eating pasta and crying into my bowl to remember it. At any rate, to not congratulate myself on my shapely ballerina legs would be to ignore all the hard work that my exercise has had on them, and my tushie, in the last six weeks.
In order to accept the minor (scale) weight fluctuations and still like myself and eat and be happy, I'm going to have to know what to work on, what to let go of, and what to do to still grow. Forgetting tracking my calories isn't a good solution, but eating too low on the totem pole of calories isn't going to work for me. I like exercise, so this means more of it. I need to tone my abdominal area, so working harder there is in order. As you can see, this is taking honest stock of myself. But if I never went further down the scale, I would still be happy. Why? Because my body HAS changed and I am proud of it! I like the way it looks! It looks good in a bathing suit. I look better in dresses and skirts. And I can fit into small/medium-size panty hose. This makes me happy. Am I in my dream body? No�. but what IS a dream body anyway? Does being thinner mean I'm a better person? I might be a crankier person. A cranky me is a slightly worse version of a cranky me now, which is cranky enough.
So for right now my goals are to: learn how to make my own vegan-style meals, because I'm a vegetarian and I need to get better protein choices, exercise regularly, because I like it and I want to tone my abdomen, and eat and enjoy what I'm eating and forget tracking SOMETIMES so I can feel like I'm living normally.
I've always held ballet dancers in high regard, although the old school tortured and starved themselves. The modern breed is much healthier, if you look to The New York City Ballet Corps as an example. I would LOVE to act like them.
If I don't act or look like them, then I will look and act like me. And I will love myself and accept myself unconditionally.
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Dr. Lawrence E. Heider was the Dean of the Atlantic Veterinary College from 1991 to 1998. During his tenure as Dean, Dr. Heider led AVC through a period of significant growth and change that included the establishment of the PhD program at the College and the University of Prince Edward Island; a reorganization of its administrative structure to include associate deans for academic affairs, and graduate studies and research; and development of its first business plan. These achievements moved the College and the University forward nationally and internationally in education and research. In 1998, Dr. Heider was appointed Acting President of the University. During his year-long term, he was instrumental in having the provincial University Act changed to expand graduate studies at UPEI.
After retiring from UPEI in 1999 and working as a consultant, he served as Executive Director of the American Association of Veterinary Medical Colleges from 2002 to 2007. In 2010, that organization presented him with a prestigious award for leadership in public policy for advancing veterinary medical education.
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We can see ourselves wearing this ASOS V-Neck Pleated Collar Detail Dress ($48) every season in a variety of ways. The long-sleeve, empire waist is universally appealing and is formal enough to wear to work under the right conditions. High heels and cocktail accessories will instantly kick this dress up a notch for a more evening look too!
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This book was created from emails and photos that I took as Ryan was born and went through open heart surgery to save his tiny life. We knew of his condition ahead of time and I was there to help take care of his big sister, my son and his wife and to keep the family and friends across the country up to date on his progress. I also took photos and kept a website so that our praying friends could keep up with everything. I realized later that the emails, which I still had, made a perfect diary which we were too busy to keep separately. I also found that since my daughter-in-law was with Ryan every day in the hospital, she had never even seen the email that I was sending out. When she saw them, she cried and it made her remember both the bad and the very good times. It was a perfect way to capture the journey. I made this book for them, for the doctors that took care of Ryan so that they could show parents going through the same thing that there is indeed hope, and for Ryan who will want this when he's a grown-up having his own children.
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The day was an ordinary sunny day in Tampa. I was riding with my cousin back home from the university. As we approached my parents' home, our friend rushed out explaining President Kennedy had been shot and killed.
After my cousin dropped me off, I rushed in and turned on the TV. Like millions of others, I was glued to my seat in front of our TV from that moment on, until Monday morning. I don't remember eating. I don't remember sleeping. I don't remember anything other than watching TV—and that I had to study for a French exam scheduled for the following Wednesday. But how could anybody study when the president of the United States was assassinated and the only thing on TV was the death of Kennedy.
That's right. A precursor to the 24/7 cable news which would come years later, we had around the clock news coverage for the first time in the history of television. For four straight days, the three, and only, network stations, ABC, NBC, and CBS broadcasted the news of Kennedy's assassination. No soap operas. No game shows. No Route 66 or Bob Hope Show. No Lawrence Welk or Joey Bishop. No Walt Disney or Bonanza. No other news. No Twilight Zone—except for the real life Twilight Zone, as the world seemingly stood still for four whole days.
For those who grew up in the '50s, November 22, 1963 was our day of infamy; a day etched into the minds of every person who was alive at the time; a day that broke the serenity of the last half of the 1950s. a day that literally changed history, even more so than December 7, 1941.
We began a new decade with youthfulness, vigor, and purpose. America was energized and ready to stretch beyond our imagination. In spite of a multitude of so many setbacks in the space race, President Kennedy vowed to dream the impossible dream and set in action a program to reach the moon by the end of the decade.
We had our Camelot; however, on November 22, 1963, our Camelot was shattered. That began the destabilization of civility and morals in our country. Yes, we achieved Kennedy's dream of placing a man on the moon before the end of the decade, yet this achievement was heavily overshadowed by two more assassinations and the troubling war in Vietnam. Distrust grew; riots took place; four innocent students were shot to death at Kent State; and veterans were spat on and rejected. We had flower power, weed, LSD and other drugs, open sex, and more. We had little civility or morals. Yes, November 22, 1963 and the aftermath certainly changed the course of history.
What if? What if President Kennedy had lived? Was Kennedy a popular president? Absolutely. Was Kennedy a great president? Not at the time of his assassination. In fact, an article, by the Republican Senators, printed the same day as the assassination, chastised him for the lack of action and leadership.
Would John Kennedy have been a great president? Perhaps; perhaps not; we will never know. Certainly, based on his cautiousness of going to war, our involvement in Vietnam would have been much different.
President Kennedy had many flaws as president; yet, he communicated life and prosperity, and he was revered by most everyone. He inspired us to work for our country by recommending to us not to ask what the country could do for us, but what we could do for our country. He gave us hope, encouragement, and inspiration by dreaming the impossible dreams.
Would John Kennedy have been a great president? Perhaps not, yet he was and would have been a great person. Regardless of one's polical views, Camelot still lives in our hearts.


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UCLA Head Coach Bob Toledo
"I'm extremely proud of our team. We never quit. We played pretty hard in an adverse situation. We had two turnovers at the start, we had a freshman quarterback, and we worked extremely hard the whole game."
"(Tyler) Ebell ran very well. (Matt) Moore did a great job. We kept it simple. (Nate) Fikse did fantastic with five field goals. I couldn't be prouder of our team with four games left in the season. Now, we're going to focus on Washington."
"We wanted to get some one-on-one matchups. We took some deep shots, and a couple of them paid off."
(On McCloskey's fumble in the first quarter): "After a fumble, which made it 15-0, our team still had a lot of poise. McCloskey came up to me and said it was his fault, and that says a lot for a freshman. But unfortunately they scored on that drive."
(On Drew Olson): "Olson could have played if he had to. We had him warming up on the sidelines." "Going into this game, we spoke about attitude and effort. I asked both players and coaches to give a little bit more of themselves. It was hard after the Cal game, but they did."
"We had a freshman quarterback who had never taken a snap in a college football game. So we asked everyone to give a little more out there, and we kept the playbook simple."
UCLA tailback Tyler Ebell
(On being down 15-0 at the start of the game): "It reminded me of the Oregon game, but I knew we'd come back and win this one."
(On increasing his workload): "With more carries, I feel that I become a better runner. It reminded me of high school."
"The QB situation doesn't matter. Whoever's in there will do a good job."
Stanford Head Coach Buddy Teevens
"I thought we did some decent things during the course of the night. They jumped us pretty well with their secondary and closed things down a little bit. We tried to run the football. We had occasions but just came up short and didn't put the points on the board when we had the chance. A late turnover obviously affected us. Their defense did well; they're a decent defensive group, and it was going to be a close ball game throughout. We talked about how it was going to be a 60-minute contest. Special teams was going to be important. They made plays at the end, and we didn't make the plays that we needed to."
(On quarterback Kyle Matter): "I thought he played smart football. He had the one he forced up. Outside of that, I thought he protected the ball fairly well. He was harassed most of the afternoon, but he scrambled and picked up some key first downs for us. I thought he played really head-y football. I was pleased overall."


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Rob Nokes Special: Reader Questions
Wow, August just flew! Here is the final post of the Rob Nokes special, with the answers to the questions made by the readers during this month. Hope you enjoyed this month, and get ready for September! :D
Designing Sound Reader: How well do you take care of your microphones? Do you leave them out in the studio overnight or do you put them away the minute the recording session is over? And how often do you get them serviced?
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Rob Nokes: I store my microphones in a temperature controlled room that also stores the SoundStorm library, 75F and 38% humidity. I don't use the Neumanns in dangerous situations but I have placed an MKH-60 adjacent to a car's muffler. Cheaper microphones are placed in harms way, such as the SANKEN CUB-01's and AKH C4000B. I have lost some Sennheiser E835's.
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- All the humiliation of undeserved failure to accomplish what had been the dear desire of five years bore down his spirit now. [11]
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- The fire of humiliation burned, but could not destroy their indomitable spirit. [9]
- The brothers withdrew entirely from society, and nursed their humiliation in privacy. [5]
- But he angrily closed his ears to these enticements, and felt it a humiliation that they dared to approach him. [10]
- Had he been angry, had he been a man, how much humiliation he would have spared her! [9]
- But what an advantage it would give his companion, what a humiliation it would impose upon himself! [10]
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The 6th TV movie "Jesse Stone: No Remorse" (CBS) aired on Sunday May 9, 2010 from 9-11 p.m. It follows police chief Jesse Stone in the small town of Paradise, Massachusetts. The characters & story is adapted from the novel written by Robert B. Parker. Jesse was a former homicide detective in Los Angeles. He was fired for drinking alcohol on the job.
"Jesse Stone: Thin Ice" was the last episode which aired back in 2009. Jesse was put on suspension by the town council who had always controlled the office of the police chief. Despite the fact that Jesse solved several homicides in Paradise. The council resents his knowledge & insight concerning investigations.
"Jesse Stone: No Remorse" stars, Tom Selleck (Jesse Stone), Kathy Baker (Rose Gammon), Kohl Sudduth (Luther 'Suitcase' Simpson), Stephen McHattie (Captain Healy), Saul Rubinek (Hasty Hathaway) & William Devane (Dr. Dix).
"No Remorse" opened with night scenes covering the city of Boston. A handsome young man walks out of a restaurant. He goes to a parking garage to get into his car & is shot in the head from behind. The shooter quickly disappears. Captain Healy of the Boston police visits Jesse at his secluded home.
Healy tells Jesse that there have been two homicides in Boston & he wants to hire him as a consultant. Jesse said he would think about it as his ex-wife Jen calls from Los Angeles. They've been divorced for more than three years. Jesse reminds her that she should be happy with Elliot. He also tells her that they can no longer talk anymore. He's tired of being yanked around emotionally.
Jesse still has a drinking problem & angrily yanks out the phone from his living room wall. The new Paradise police chief is in over his head as told to Jesse by deputy Rose. He tells her that he finally bought a cell phone which he hates. She has to help him work the phone. Captain Healy fills Jesse in on the latest shooting in Boston. The parking garage was deserted for some reason & there is only one security camera in the stairwell.
Jesse talks to his therapist Dr. Dix about the dog Reggie. Jesse can't get close to the dog because he won't sleep on Jesse's bed. His last dog named Boomer died, but always slept next to Jesse. Reggie just sits there & stares at him. Jesse also tells Dix that he's no longer talking to his ex-wife.
Jesse lets each homicide investigation go deep into his subconscious. His instinct brings him to the local Paradise gangster named Mr. Fish. Jesse discovers that the shooter is a male & he's connected to Mr. Fish. He just has to reveal the killer & arrest him. You can buy the DVD of "Jesse Stone: No Remorse" a the official website of "Amazon.com."


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Originally, this space was going to be used to look at the fallout from this past Sunday's Wrestlemania and Monday's Raw. I was going to give my take on Undertaker's streak ending, the decision to give such an honor to Brock Lesnar, and what the future holds for both men. I was going to praise WWE for pushing so much young talent on Monday, and putting Daniel Bryan and The Shield in a position to go over the veteran unit of Triple H, Randy Orton, Batista and Kane in their feud. I was going to speculate on which young stars will make the most of their opportunity, and which talent was going to move down the card as a result.
The Ultimate Warrior? Honestly, he wasn't going to be a big part of the column. I was planning on mentioning how nice it was to see him, ala Bruno Sammartino last year, come back "home" for a Hall Of Fame induction, and how I got a kick out of getting one last "crazy Warrior promo" on Raw.
Now, he is gone, having passed away yesterday at the age of 54.
Warrior (his legal name, which he changed from Jim Hellwig many years ago), first came on my radar as a fan through wrestling magazines, part of the Blade Runners tag team with the man we'd come to know as Sting in the mid-80's. That team split, and Warrior went to World Class Championship Wrestling as the "Dingo Warrior" which is where I saw him on television for the first time. Eventually, he made his way to the then-WWF, and I remember watching him wrestle (still using the Dingo Warrior name) Terry Gibbs on the undercard of a house show in Staten Island, New York in front of a few hundred fans. He was fast, intense, and got a huge reaction from the crowd (including me) who weren't used to the big, muscled-up guys being so frantic in the ring.
The story of his career from that point is well known. Quickly working his way up the card, the Intercontinental title feud with Rick Rude (I was in attendance at Summerslam '89 when he won the title back from Rude with the aid of Roddy Piper shooting the moon at Rude to distract him), and then the big push (including a slew of wins over my all-time favorite, Andre The Giant) that resulted in Warrior becoming the first man to ever defeat the mighty Hulk Hogan at a Wrestlemania. I was cheering for Warrior that night, wanting to see someone other than Hogan at the top of the card. Warrior had an intensity that was so different from what I was used to seeing in WWF main events.
A year later, Warrior defeated Randy Savage in arguably the best match of his career at Wrestlemania VII. That match really marked the end of Warrior's run as a childhood favorite for many fans. He left the company, came back at Wrestlemania VIII (as Hulk Hogan was exiting) for another run. Then he left again, came back many years later, left again, popped up surprisingly in an independent company in Las Vegas in the mid-90's, had the bizarre WCW run where Hogan "got his win back" and eventually settled into a role as one of the most outspoken critics of WWE, Vince McMahon and Hulk Hogan that you could find, while still occasionally popping up for autograph signings and events (including the occasional match). He also dipped his toe into politics, and Warrior became known for his rants, many of which can still be found all over YouTube.
Those rants, along with his name change, pretty much labeled him as a "psycho" and a "nut"… something WWE was happy to confirm with their "Self-Destruction Of The Ultimate Warrior" DVD release a few years back. Still, there was this bizarre mystique about the Warrior that kept fans interested in him (and made a popular choice as a video game character). He was often absent from the wrestling scene, but never forgotten.
When he was announced as entering the WWE Hall Of Fame, it was a bit surprising. However, after Bruno went in last year, it wasn't totally shocking. Seems WWE has made a point to reach out to their past stars in recent years and extend olive branches to those who have criticized them. Warrior appearing in WWE video game ads showed that the "ice had thawed" and his speech at the Hall Of Fame showed that while all was not forgotten (he made it a point to bring up the DVD) all did appear forgiven. The photo of Warrior hugging Vince McMahon certainly was one many fans never thought they would see.
At Raw this past Monday, Warrior made what turned out to be his final public appearance, addressing the fans who supported him, and those who only know of his legend from digging into past matches. His words that night were like a classic Ultimate Warrior promo (intense, a little confusing), but bizarrely, he ended up giving his own epitaph.
"Every man's heart one day beats its final beat. His lungs breathe a final breath. And if what that man did in his life makes the blood pulse through the body of others and makes them bleed deeper into something larger than life… then his essence, his spirit, will be immortalized. By the storytellers, by the loyalty, by the memory of those who honor him and make the running the man did live forever."
No one will ever list Warrior as the greatest wrestler of all time. Realistically, his career as an active star and main event talent was a short one. However, he made a memorable impact on the fans, and for the generation that lived through his run at the top, he was someone you will never forget. Sitting in an arena, hearing that machine-gun guitar line, jumping up to watch him run to the ring, shaking the ropes and looking like he was going to explode. If you ever experienced it, and I did many times, it was totally unique and that is what truly set Warrior apart. In a business filled with people who are "different" than everyone else, Warrior stood out. There was only one. Rest In Peace.


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As Americans, we hold these truths to be self-evident: That we will shop. And that when we do, especially at our favorite supercenter, we will wear and do the most bizarre things possible.From the wildly popular website Peopleofwalmart.com, this collection of Americans in their natural shopping habitat (70% of which are brand new and never before included on the website) presents people of all shapes and sizes, wearing and doing everything imaginable, all in full view of the fellow shopping public. Plus, for the first time brand new fan-submitted stories offer the most random experiences you can imagine! So welcome to a world where no shoes and no shirt are no obstacles, where parking lots are filled with dead deer, Bengal tigers, and old men in thongs riding bikes. Once you meet the People of Walmart, you are sure to fall in love.

INTRODUCTION
Let's face it: We all have seen the people who obviously don't have mirrors, or at least family and friends to lock them in a basement. And for some reason, they all seem to congregate at Walmart.

It's not everywhere that you can shop for milk at 10 a.m. next to a 400-pound mother of six wearing a pink tube top, leopard tights, and hooker heels. Where else can one go to pick up underwear at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and spot the greatest mullet of all time? And that same guy has not only a supreme mullet, but is wearing a mustard-stained wife beater (which only accents his extreme amount of body hair) and camo pants. And yet, amazingly, it's also the same place you might bump into your favorite actor, actress, musician, or thoroughly underserved famous-for-no-reason reality star. You never know whom you will encounter, but you know you'll never forget it.

PeopleofWalmart.com was founded in August 2009 by three friends after an inspirational trip to Walmart. It was another beautiful, sunny day in Myrtle Beach, and our town was buzzing about the new Walmart located just 10 miles north of, well, another Walmart. Okay, the town wasn't buzzing, but there was definitely a new Walmart right by an old one, and we needed groceries, so off to the new store we went to check it out.

As the three of us perused the aisles, filling our carts with moon pies, oatmeal pies, and some delicious Walmart-brand blueberry muffin cereal (seriously, it's awesome), we came across an older man. He was wearing what I have to assume are the world-record-setting shortest jean shorts and a tattered tank top that was only visible from the back or side due to his salt-and-pepper ZZ Top beard. After a few subtle looks and a quick laugh among ourselves, it was off to the frozen food section for Hot Pockets and frozen taquitos.

It was there, in that frozen food section of the brand-new Walmart, that we found our muse. She was what you could conservatively refer to as a "robust" woman. Now I'm not a scale, but if I was forced to offer a guess I'd feel safe saying 350-plus pounds (and that's using Price Is Right rules of course). And that's okay; there's nothing wrong with being overweight. This is America; it's what we do. However, what's not good is accompanying that full-figured body with full-on hooker gear. Our awe at her getup started at the bottom, with her gold high-heeled shoes accompanied by that stripper wrap that goes up the leg. After that came pink fishnet stockings that looked like they were cutting through mashed potatoes. Thankfully, her 4-inch skirt was positioned in the right place so as not to give us nightmares. Unfortunately, her tube-top didn't cover quite as much as the mannequin in the store probably showed. And of course, just in case this fine lady didn't catch our attention on her own, she accessorized her outfit with a four-year-old kid running around like a banshee on one of those sweet kid leashes disguised as a monkey backpack.

On our way back home, we reflected on a profound observation of "no matter what state, what town, or what time of day it is, you will always see someone or something crazy at Walmart." The lightbulb went off. We got home, unloaded our groceries, bought the domain name, and had the site designed by the next day.

The rest is...well the rest is that a year later, we've seen thousands of the most bizarre and hilarious photos and received everything ranging from marriage proposals to death threats and even a picture of a naked woman straddling a 6-foot stuffed monkey. And to think, now you are sitting on the toilet reading this book, based on a crazy idea by three friends. Enjoy!
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The legendary exhibition Live in Your Head: When Attitudes Become Form, presented in 1969 at Kunsthalle Bern, Germany, has been exhaustively discussed, researched, and examined. It has inspired essays, books, conferences . . . and now, at the CCA Wattis Institute, another exhibition.
In September 2012, Wattis director Jens Hoffmann will tackle the history and the myths surrounding When Attitudes Become Form with a new "sequel" exhibition, When Attitudes Became Form Become Attitudes.
The original show, curated by Harald Szeemann, featured 69 conceptual artists working in fields known today as post-Minimalism, Arte Povera, Land art, and beyond. The Wattis exhibition will feature more than 80 artists, all working within the legacy of Conceptual art, including the following:
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|A short look at the long history of the lemniscate of Bernoulli
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|Could a beautiful plane curve launch a thousand propositions? To make the case for the lemniscate, this talk will romp through hundreds (ok thousands!) of years of history: From the spiric sections of Perseus, to the planetary orbits of Cassini, to mechanical linkages of Watt and others; not to mention the ``Enigma of Viviani's Temple" and the early investigations on the theory of elasticity by Bernoulli himself. But above all, the lemniscate is tied to the birth of elliptic functions and their connections to the theory of equations and numbers through the discoveries of Count Fagnano, Euler, Gauss and Abel. All of this predates the fuller view of the lemniscate as a Riemann surface of genus zero--i.e., a sphere--sitting in the complex projective plane. In this setting, the ever-elegant lemniscate turns out to have octahedral symmetry. In fact, with the help of pictures, this talk will attempt to provide some impression of the lemniscate as a disdyakis dodecahedron.
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Apr 3, 2012 8:50 AM
There are two words that made us fall in love with the 2012 Shelby 1000: barely legal. That's thanks to the 950-horsepower engine Shelby squeezes into the expertly-modified body of your donor 2012 Shelby GT500, which in standard form putters along at a measly 800 hp. Forget that. Can you even imagine what we could do with 950 horses under our hoods? We can, and it involves a young Steve McQueen beside us in the cockpit and a whole bunch of lawmen on our tail. All we need to make that dream a reality is a GT500 "starter car", an extra $150,000, and a time machine.
*drool*. well i can tell you non-Shelby with all the bells and whistlers was $40k, so yeah, we don't wanna know. i can never go back to a slow car, the new Mustangs are hot hot hot.
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A toddler was severely burned from a flash grenade that was thrown by law enforcement into a Georgia home during a raid. The toddler was in his playpen sleeping just inside the door that was used to toss the grenade into the house, according to Fox News on May 30.
The police were looking for a drug suspect that was thought to be inside the home were the raid was conducted. Habersham County Sheriff Joey Terrell said that the law enforcement officers were looking for a suspect that may have been armed.
Throwing that flash grenade into the house was in accordance with proper police procedure. The authorities did not know there was a toddler in the home at the time the raid.
According to MSN News , the 19-monfh old boy's mother, Alecia Phonesavanh, told the local media that her son was sleeping in his playpen when the grenade came through the door on Wednesday morning, signaling the beginning of the raid.
The mother said the cops threw the grenade in without looking and it landed in the playpen with her son. It landed right on his pillow and then it exploded in his face, the mom said.
The toddler is burned so badly that he remains in a medically induced coma. His face was severely burned from this close-up explosion of he grenade. Phonesavanh said that she was staying in this Georgia house with family.
The mother and her children, including the toddler, came to stay with these relatives after a fire in their Wisconsin home burned the house to the ground. Officials said if they had any indication that there were children in the home they would have used another door and not used a flash grenade.
The police were granted a "no-knock" warrant on the house because the suspect they were after, Wani Thonetheva, 30, had a prior arrest that involved drugs and guns. Terrell said they were there to arrest Thonetheva on a warrant after he sold meth to an informant at the house.
Law Enforcement had the information that the the suspect was living in the Cornelia, Georgia house with his mother. Cornelia is about 80 miles northeast of Atlanta.
The toddler's mother told police that she was aware that drugs were being sold at the house, but she kept her kids away from the drugs and any activity involving the drugs.
The police smashed the door in using a ram and then threw in the grenade. When they entered the house, they saw the child in the playpen pushed up against the back of the door. A team of medics immediately took charge of the child and got him to a hospital in Atlanta.
The suspect wasn't home, but police found methamphetamine residue and paraphernalia in his room. He was arrested a few hours later at another known location the police had for him. He charged with distribution of meth and he's being held on $15,000 on Friday.
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Can You Find Potential All-Star Players In Fantasy Baseball On The Waiver Wire?As we approach July, it's time to start thinking about the MLB All-Star Game. Even in fantasy baseball, All-Star players have value beyond what their stats offer. A lot of owners will trade for All-Star players even if they're not great fantasy baseball players.
Make Sure Your Fantasy Baseball Players Are Getting Playing Time Down The StretchWhen bad teams toss in the towel on the season, quite often they bring up young players from the minors that cut into the playing time of established veterans. This can hurt your fantasy baseball roster when your regular gets too many "days off" so the kids can get some playing time.
Rockies Move Latroy Hawkins Out Of Closer Role For NowLaTroy Hawkins is being moved out of Colorado's closer role for the time being, though manager Walt Weiss isn't ruling out the right-hander returning to ninth-inning duties.
CBSSports.com: Fantasy Baseball Week 22 Starts And SitsThe fantasy baseball experts at CBSSports.com break down who to start and who to sit for the upcoming week.
Lyles' Pitching, Morneau's HR Key Rockies' WinInitially inserted into the Colorado Rockies' rotation as a stop-gap injury replacement, Jordan Lyles has rapidly become a fixture.
Rockies Place RHP Chatwood On 15-Day Disabled ListColorado Rockies right-handed pitcher Tyler Chatwood was placed on the 15-day disabled list andJordan Lyles was recalled to start Wednesday against the Miami Marlins.
Morneau Ready To Step In At 1st Base For HeltonJustin Morneau wears Larry Walker's old number and is stepping in for Todd Helton. Just so it's clear, though: He doesn't expect to be the next Walker and certainly isn't trying to make Colorado Rockies fans forget all about Helton.
Tulowitzki Bruises Calf, Diamondbacks Top Rockies 6-4Colorado shortstop Troy Tulowitzki is expected to miss a couple of days with a bruised left calf after being hit by a pitch in the Rockies' 6-4 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks on Wednesday night.
Rockies' Gonzalez Staying In Left FieldColorado Rockies manager Walt Weiss says slugger Carlos Gonzalez will remain in left field rather than move over to center to replace Dexter Fowler.
5 Things To Know About The Colorado RockiesFive things to know about the Colorado Rockies as they start their first spring training camp in two decades without first baseman Todd Helton.
Rockies Look To Sign Morneau, CarGo Headed Back To Center FieldThe Colorado Rockies already have their replacement for Dexter Fowler, who patrolled center field at cavernous center field for the last six seasons: Gold Glove left fielder Carlos Gonzalez.
Rockies Trade Dexter Fowler To Houston AstrosThe Houston Astros have acquired outfielder Dexter Fowler from the Colorado Rockies for outfielder Brandon Barnes and right-hander Jordan Lyles.


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Did you know that 3% of the U.S. population successfully waits until marriage to lose their virginity? That may seem like a small number but it actually represents over 10,000,000 people! In highly religious groups, the rate of people who say they want to wait until marriage goes as high as 20%, and that doesn't even include all the folks that may not be virgins but have avowed to remain celibate until they get married.
WaitingTilMarriage.org is a dating site designed specifically with these people in mind. Have you been struggling to find someone I.R.L. who shares your view of sex?
Here are a few points to consider about Waiting Til Marriage.
- First and foremost, the site's not just for dating! Whether you're looking for an abstinent love or you're already dating one, Waiting Til Marriage is dedicated to providing resources and helping friends make friends.
- There are tons of useful features on the site! There's a book (a "Survival Guide") as well as blog articles, active chat communities, and even suggested songs, videos and books.
- The site is very small, at only about 4,000 members, but that means it's a tight-knit community of supporters.
- You won't find any of the bells and whistles of traditional dating sites. You won't make a profile attempting to attract others and the real way people find and date each other is through the site's various forums.
- WaitingTilMarriage.org is entirely curated by people who choose abstinence. Every designer, developer, and author on the site is saving themselves!
- It's important to note the site's not affiliated with any particular religion like Christianity. There are people who use the site from all types of religions who live in various parts of the country and all over the world (although it's based in the U.S.)
- Members can put up their own blog posts and host their own chat forums. There's even a group chat with everyone on the site once a week!
- The guy to girl ratio on the site is about 35% to 65%, respectively. The site's growing 5% per month and gets about 50,000 unique visitors every 30 days!
- The WaitingTilMarriage.org community is incredibly tight-knit. Members can order wristbands and there are even active Twitter and Facebook communities, too.
Looking for an online space to hang out with others who are waiting until they get married to have sex? Whether you're a virgin, very religious, or even want to find out more about why it might be a good decision for you to become celibate, Waiting Til Marriage may be a good site to spend some time on. Who knows…you might even find the love of your life!
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The bureau had its origin as a Filial of Korolev's OKB-1, established at Plant 1001 in Krasnoyarsk on June 4, 1959. It was tasked with development of the Soviet Union's first communications satellite, the Molniya. In December 1961 the Filial was upgraded to an independent OKB-10. In 1965 it was renamed KBPM (Design Bureau of Applied Mechanics). In 1976 it was renamed the NPO of Applied Mechanics (NPO PM). Throughout its life the bureau was led by Reshetnev. Aside from one foray into launch vehicle integration (the Kosmos-1), Reshetnev's bureau was dedicated to development of communications and navigation satellites.
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The improved 3-stage Proton launch vehicle, with a new digital flight control system and enhanced first stage engines, delivered its payload section to a suborbital trajectory at 0356 GMT. The Briz-M upper stage then fired to enter a 200 km parking orbit. It appears that only two more burns were used to reach geostationary orbit: one at around 0440 GMT to enter a 200 x 35800 km GTO, after which the Briz-M toroidal drop tank was jettisoned, and one at around 1000 GMT, to circularize the orbit at geostationary altitude. Briz-M reportedly separated from its payload at 1031 GMT. Ekran was expected to reach its 99 deg E final location on around April 24. As of 5 September 2001 located at 99.27 deg E drifting at 0.009 deg E per day. As of 2007 Mar 11 located at 99.30E drifting at 0.005W degrees per day.


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College Hockey:Gone Too Soon
This past Wednesday there was a funeral service for Brandon Gordon at Munn Arena in East Lansing. Brandon, a 16-year-old cancer patient, captured the hearts and souls of the Michigan State Spartan hockey team during his two-year battle with cancer, which he lost last Sunday.
I spent Thursday with the Spartans and several of the players talked about Brandon and his impact on their lives. Rick Comley, their head coach, credited his players and Michigan State athletics for its support of the team's "Shoot For A Cure" foundation which raises money and awareness for kids battling this dreaded disease.
As Comley said, when you are involved in this type of endeavor, the unfortunate part is that you must be ready to accept that not every ending will be a good one.
Arriving at the JACC in South Bend Friday morning, where the Spartans opened a home-and-home with Notre Dame on senior night in South Bend (prior to hosting their senior night Saturday at Munn), play-by-play partner Matt McConnell and I received another dose of chilling and tragic news.
Mike Lockert, the longtime radio play-by-play voice of Notre Dame hockey, had died in his sleep the night before. Could any two teams be more wracked with emotion and tragedy in the same week as they prepared to play each other to end the CCHA regular season?
Mike was a terrific play-by-play broadcaster, a great colleague, a good friend and he loved Notre Dame. Despite always playfully rooting against the football team in South Bend (he was an L.A. native and was a fan of USC football), he appreciated where he was and he always felt fortunate to be a part of what was developing into one of the nation's elite hockey teams.
It was five weeks ago that CBS College Sports started a stretch that had Notre Dame hockey on our air every weekend. That meant a great chance to be around Mike a lot, and Matt and I and Mike had a great relationship. Throw in SID Tim Connor and the four of us would pal around on Notre Dame weekends as much as time would allow.
I first met Mike at the Everblades Tournament six years ago, my first at CSTV (now CBS College Sports). Suffering from a sore throat, I saw Mike had a bag of throat drops and I introduced myself to him and asked if a) he needed any info on Maine or Cornell since they were teams I had seen already and he might not have, and b) if I could steal some throat drops because my voice was so raspy.
It started a six-year tradition of one of us making sure that we had a bag of those drops with us every time our network did a Notre Dame hockey game. The bag he gave me two weeks ago prior to the ND-Northern Michigan game is still on my dining room table.
Three weeks ago at Ohio State, we were all together at the hotel bar. Mike was telling us that he was getting serious with his girlfriend and that life was good, and he challenged McConnell to sing a song for karaoke. McConnell belted out a rendition of Bob Dylan's "Like A Rolling Stone."
When that was done, the table challenged Mike and McConnell to sing "Ebony and Ivory," the duet from Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder. If they had it to perform, they would have. We all sat long into the night talking about the game, the profession, college hockey, and life. How could we have ever known it would be, in Mike's case, so short?
I had the pleasure of sitting in with Mike when he broadcasted the CCHA semifinals. He had asked me to do the color as he did games solo as almost all NCAA and minor-league radio play-by-play men do. I came to appreciate his style and energy. He called a great game. We paired up again at the Frozen Four, and he, Shireen Saski (another veteran CCHA broadcaster and friend of Mike's) and I sat in amazement as Notre Dame knocked off Michigan and then gave BC a great run in the national-title game.
Following the Frozen Four and all through this season, we all talked about this year's Fighting Irish, the Frozen Four, and how legit a threat ND was to winning a national title. Mike joked about how hard it would be to wear a Notre Dame ring in L.A. but that he'd cherish that opportunity if it happened. The Frozen Four is Washington D.C. this April, and I was looking forward to sitting in with Mike again.
Friday I'm doing the game, as I always do, for CBS College Sports as the analyst. I'll be between the benches and it will be a little surreal to be standing between the benches of two teams who this week bid goodbye to someone who was a large part of their everyday lives.
Brandon Gordon got to see his heroes win a national title. Mike Lockert watched a team that won five games three years ago play for a national title last April.
While both have left us, their teams will continue to do what made each of them feel blessed to be at the rink every day. They'll put on their skates, meet at center ice, face off, and play the game they love to the best of their ability. They'll do on-ice what Brandon and Mike did off-ice every day, bring enthusiasm and passion to whatever they did in life.
They'll play their best, control what they can control, and do what they love to do. And every time they do that, they'll remember two special people who loved to watch them do it.
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It's almost a genre these days, the sort of music where delicate feminine voices are pressed right up against the mic, holding their eerie lullabies to a whisper yet oddly dominating the mix. Matteah Baim plies the same sweetly weird territories as Jana Hunter, Rio en Medio and Coco Rosie, murmuring mysterious ephipanies against cloudy masses of reverbed sound. Baim, you might remember, was Sierra Casady's partner in Metallic Falcons, but here she jettisons that collaboration's fixation with found sounds and theatrics to focus entirely on melody. Songs like "Wounded Whale", pit rapturous melancholy against a shimmering bed of piano, subliminal bass and Baim's soft, otherworldly tones, while the title cut masses church choir harmonies in candy-spun clouds of otherworldly glory. Most striking, though, is what Baim does with the old spiritual "Michael Row the Boat Ashore", finding transcendence in long, hanging guitar notes and ethereal self-harmonies. Guests like Devendra Banhart, Jana Hunter and Robert Lowe (but probably not that Rob Lowe), flitter in and out of the picture, but it's Baim's moment, captured in meltingly soft focus.
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October 30, 2012, 11:51 am TWN
The auction of residential units within "Southern Star," a new apartment building on top of the MRT Nanshijiao Station, had disappointing results on its first day yesterday as only 142 out of the offered 243 units were sold.
The lackluster performance came after poor sales of units in Xinyi No. 18 last Monday, when 16 units were offered and only eight were sold.
Market analysts attributed Monday's tepid sales to the fact that Xinyi No. 18 units were offered for a base price of at least NT$30 million. Some of the apartments also face power transformers across the street.
In yesterday's auction, a stronger response was anticipated as units within Southern Star were offered for a much lower NT$4.7 million to NT$25 million, translating into a unit price of about NT$370,000 to NT$416,000 a ping (3.3 square meters). This is 10-percent lower than the market value of NT$400,000 to NT$480,000.
Moreover, on the apartment building's open-house day, some 1,700 people visited which boosted market confidence.
Yet yesterday only 142 units were sold, although 499 bids were submitted. A total of 101 units failed to attract bids, translating into a failure rate of 41.5 percent. Most of the unsold units carried total base prices of over NT$20 million, although some were offered for lower prices.
The auction will go on till Wednesday, when the MRT transit authority will announce the final results.
Downward Price Pressures
Responding to yesterday's situation, real estate brokers said they weren't surprised.
"With various stringent measures launched by the government, sales have declined, and the housing market is faced with real downward price pressures," they said.
Meanwhile, Chao Teng-hsiung, chairman of Farglory, attributed yesterday's lackluster performance to a lack of confidence among buyers.
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|My long lived dream of owning a tri-gear, triple tail Bellanca has been realized. Ah, I now have my mini Lockheed Constellation.
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College Hockey:Draft Wrap
OTTAWA — So final thoughts from the 2008 NHL Entry Draft:
College hockey still made out well
As bad as the opening round of the Draft might have been for collegians, the final six rounds certainly proved to be fruitful.
In all, 62 players who are either currently enrolled in college or will be making their way there in the next year or two are now NHL property. Breaking it down by league, it's no surprise that the WCHA led the way with 22 selections. After that, Hockey East and the CCHA were tied with 15 draft picks each. The ECAC had just 10 players selected, and most of those came over the final three rounds.
The ultimate class from Tampa
Tampa Bay will be most remembered at the 2008 NHL Entry Draft for selecting standout Steven Stamkos with the number one overall pick. However, in the minds of many, including this writer, that's not the best reason to remember the Lightning's trip to Ottawa.
With things just about wrapped up, the Lightning decided to sacrifice its final draft pick to pay tribute. David Carle, who had committed to play in Denver next fall, found out just before the Draft that he had a heart condition, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, that would end his hockey career. The condition, similar to that which took the lives of former Loyola Marymount basketball player Hank Gathers and Boston Celtic Reggie Lewis, was found during the NHL Combine. The Combine tests the physical agility of top prospects prior to each year's Draft.
Carle's agent let all NHL teams know that, despite being ranked 60th among North American skaters for this year's Draft, he would withdraw his name from consideration. Still, the Lightning chose to pay tribute to Carle's far too short career, selecting him with their final pick in the seventh round of Saturday's draft.
Lighting GM Jay Feaster told NHL.com that the pick was the idea of new Lightning owner Oren Koules.
"He had some discussions with some people, but he came and asked us if we would make that pick. He said the young man worked his whole life to be in a position to be drafted today. He wanted us to make the pick and that's why we did it."
To say the move is classy would be an understatement.
Habs continue to turn to Americans
Not so wonderful flight scheduling on the way home yielded a connection flight through Montreal's Trudeau airport that included a three-hour layover. Though probably the worst way to end a tiring trip, it did produce the opportunity to speak to some of the locals about their thoughts on how the Canadiens did in this year's Draft.
The consistent question that came up was why is Montreal focusing so much of its Draft resources on American prospects.
Remember, Montreal is the oldest and richest NHL franchise in terms of tradition. They're also the most successful all-time and for a very long time, the club never ventured much past the Quebec border for its players, and virtually ignored the U.S.
However, for the past three years, the Habs have spent their top Draft picks on Americans. This year, after trading away its first round pick, Montreal took American Danny Cristo, a U.S. National Team Develop Program player who won't matriculate at North Dakota until 2009.
A year ago, Montreal picked up two Americans with two first-round selections: Ryan McDonagh, who plays at Wisconsin, and Michigan's Max Pacioretty. The Canadiens also selected Minnesota's David Fischer in the first round in 2006.
It would be surprising to see this trend continue in 2009, as the Canadiens will play host to next year's Draft. One can only imagine how the Bell Centre crowd would react should the blue, blanc et rouge turn to another Yankee. Another American-Canadian war could result.
"We're having some issues, Ottawa"
I wrote on Saturday about the wireless Internet issues that plagued this year's Draft. It seemed fitting that these problems remained prominent all the way until the final pick.
As Detroit attempted to make their final selection, the 211th overall, it was clear standing beside the table that the team was having issues. NHL Vice President Jim Gregory stood at the podium asking Detroit to submit its pick. Said Gregory, "This kind of doesn't matter at the point but please pick or take a timeout, Detroit."
The silence from the Detroit table was deafening.
Indeed there was little that either Detroit or Gregory could do, as the computer system, every time the Wings picked, kept spitting an error message back. With every eye on the Red Wings table, things finally worked, but only after a good eight minute delay. At 2:06 PM ET, the 2008 NHL Entry Draft finally wrapped up.
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We have loved her during life, let us not forget her after death. Josephine was born on March 8, 1929 in Agnone, Italy, passed away peacefully, surrounded by her family on Friday March 13, 2009 at the age of 80 years. Beloved wife of Gino. Dear mother of Mary DiMenna, Antonio DiMenna (Joann). Loving grandmother of Angela, Patrick, Gino and great grandmother of Rhianyn. Predeceased by two brothers, Nick and Michael Appugliese and two sisters, Antonietta DiMenna and Maria Marcovecchio. Dear daughter of the late Pietro and Angelina Appugliese and daughter-in-law of the late Tony DiMenna. Dear sister-in-law of Joe Marcovecchio (Ada), Elena Appugliese (the late Mike), Bianca Appugliese (the late Nick ), Domenic and Helen DiMenna, Lena and Reno Melatti, Ron DiMenna. Many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends also survive. Visiting at the Reid Funeral Home, 14 Russell Street Leamington (519-326-2631) on Sunday 2-5 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Mass to celebrate Josephines life from St. Josephs Church, 310 Sherk Street Leamington on Monday March 16, 2009 at 12 Noon. Entombment Erie Memorial Gardens. Parish Prayers Sunday evening. Memorial donations may be made by cheque to the Leamington Hospital Foundation or Heart & Stroke Foundation. Friends may send condolences at www.reidfuneralhome.ca


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Many-to-Many: Social link management
Clay provides a short rundown of some of the sites out there offering link management services. I recently tried one of these services "Furl" and I'm intrigued, but the jury is still out in terms of long-term adoption.
Here's why I like these services:
I often find myself reading a site and thinking- "I really want to come back to this, but I don't want to blog it, or add it to my bookmarks (which I never use anyway)." These services give you something to do with that link.
Often, they allow you to click a button (sometimes a "bookmarklet") and add the link to an online space for future reference. Quick and easy.
Furl allows you to categorize each link, rate it, and add comments and keywords for future reference. When I need to find that page again, I consult my Furl page.
The cool part, at least for me, is that this information also become public- and it can be subscribed-to via email. So, I subscribe to a couple of other peoples' Furl sites to keep up with sites they are referencing. Here's my Furl page.
In many ways, I see these services as an easy way to have link-blog. Whenever I see an interesting page that I don't want to blog- I Furl it.
I'm trying it out, but I'd say my chances of long term usage are 55-60%. If it does fly- I could see adding a link to my Furl page from my normal blog.
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Hwang Jang Lee, is a Japanese-born Korean martial artist and film actor. He played the contract killer, "Thunderleg" in the film, Drunken Master; "Sheng Kuan" in Snake in the Eagle's Shadow; and Wong Chin in Hitman in the Hand of Buddha. Variations of his name include Wong Cheng Lee and Wong Cheng Li, in the Cantonese Chinese equivalents. His nicknames are Silver Fox; "Thunderleg" and "Thunderfoot".
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There has been a dangerous escalation of tensions between Japan and China recently. In a nuclear era if a war erupts between these two powerful Asian powers it is likely the entire world would come down in ashes. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in Tokyo is trying to cool the flames of discord with China by clarifying his recent
controversial remarks about World War I, reported The Japan Times on Jan. 24, 2014.
Earlier in the week Abe compared the unstable relations between Japan and China to those of Britain and Germany prior to World War I. Due to fears the foreign media may have misinterpreted these remarks to mean Abe sees war between Japan and China as being inevitable, he has come forward to make it clear this is not what he means. Abe says what he wanted to convey is that a war between Japan and China is not at all possible because it would cause devastation between the two countries and to the entire world.
Abe has said he sees sees World War I echoes in Japan-China tensions, reported Reuters. However, he has gone on to say Japan and China should avoid repeating the past mistakes of Britain and Germany, who fought each other in World War I in spite of strong economic ties. Abe made these comments while speaking on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The entire world is now watching developments between Japan and China carefully.


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It's been a while since we carried around a backpack, but that doesn't mean we wouldn't consider carrying one again. Especially one like the Striped Fleece Backpack ($58) at Pocketo. The fleece says we're ready and willing to embrace fall and the leather reinforcements will keep our items safe and sound--no rips or tears in this bag! We're thinking of signing up for a few fall/winter community classes
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