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He was born in the former USSR and lived in the United States for more than ten years, first as a permanent resident and now as a naturalized citizen. Sometimes he will refer to himself in third person. There's no need for alarm, the problem will just fix itself in due time.
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Weird Things isn't about debunking saints on cheese sandwiches, claims of telekinesis or simply reposting whatever science news come off the wires. It's about researching big things and looking for the amazing, the unexpected and illuminating facts in a new light. Did an astronomer at SETI catch a brief signal from an alien civilization more than 30 years ago? What does a tabloid writer with a grudge have to do with the New World Order conspiracy theory? What are the odds that creatures from the stars will come to Earth, would they come in peace and what could we do if they didn't? Is there a hypersonic jet stored in an Area 51 hangar because the USAF doesn't know what to do with it? These are the questions Weird Things wants to answer..
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Male Female Male. Refers to a woman getting action from to dudes at once. It's usually all about getting her off.
It was my Girl's Birthday, so my buddy and I gave her a little mfm action.
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Mother Fucker Moment.. When you become incredibly angry at someone very quickly. Angry enough to kick someones ass over stupid or disrespectful behaviour.
Last night I had a mfm. I cannot belive he/she came out their face like that. they don't know, they were about to get their ass kicked!!!!!!!!!
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Acronym standing for "Men Fuck Milfs." 'Nuff said.
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When I did my egg diet I ate 21 eggs and 10 whites per day, and some posters here insisted that I should not toss out ANY yolk at all, because they are sooo nutritious, blah, blah, - but I still tossed out 10 egg yolks, and some of them I gave to my cat and also some homemade mayonnaise to my secretary (she made it herself!) here at my office. It all depends on the goals, when eating lots of eggs it may be a good idea to exchange some of the yolk fat with other nutrients, so the yolk is not some sacred cow that cannot be tossed out...
if you're worried about it, why are you buying conventional eggs at all? my good, local pastured eggs don't cost much more than mass-market eggs.
As I ate the oysters with their strong taste of the sea and their faint metallic taste that the cold white wine washed away, leaving only the sea taste and the succulent texture, and as I drank their cold liquid from each shell and washed it down with the crisp taste of the wine, I lost the empty feeling and began to be happy and to make plans.
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My issue with conventional eggs is that they are tasteless. The ones with the white shells are the worst.
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Recap: After the Marlins capped off a rally in the ninth the night before, it was the Diamondbacks' turn Tuesday as Paul Goldschmidt belted a tie-breaking home run to lead off the bottom of the ninth to snap a four-game losing streak in front of 21,067 at Chase Field.
The Diamondbacks didn't want to shake up their bullpen by naming one of their relievers to this start in place of Tyler Skaggs, who was replacing the injured Brandon McCarthy before he was sent back to Triple-A Reno, and right-hander Randall Delgado proved to be a capable call-up.
His only major trouble spot was the fourth inning when the Marlins tagged him for two runs on four hits, including a triple from Derek Dietrich. But the Diamondbacks erased that deficit in the bottom of the inning when Miguel Montero drew a two-out walk and Martin Prado followed with a home run to left field.
Delgado retired the order in the next three innings before exiting after seven with 91 pitches. He scattered eight hits and struck out six.
The bullpen kept it scoreless the rest of the way, with David Hernandez picking up the win (3-4), and that set up Goldschmidt for the game-winning homer on the second pitch of the at-bat.
Fast finish: Goldschmidt's home run was the first walk-off homer in his career but his second game-ending hit of the season. The hit signaled the 20th comeback win of the season for the Diamondbacks and fifth walk-off victory.
Delgado's night: This was Delgado's first start of the season but his second appearance with the Diamondbacks, and he looked more comfortable this go-round. He allowed a pair of hits in the second, and the heart of the Marlins order got to him in the fourth, but he was otherwise reliable in his promotion from Triple-A Reno.
Prado vs. the Marlins: Prado's two-run homer in the fourth was his fifth of the season and first long ball since April 29. He's batting .355 in his past 34 games against the Marlins.
Stanton silenced: After a two-homer performance in Monday's series opener, Marlins right fielder Giancarlo Stanton wasn't as effective Tuesday. He went 0 for 4 with two strikeouts.
Risky running: Marlins shortstop Adeiny Hechavarria dropped what looked like a clear double just inside the third-base line to open the seventh and as the ball tinkered around in the left-field corner, Hechavarria attempted to stretch the hit into a triple. But Hechavarria was out after a one-hopper from Jason Kubel and a strong tag from Prado. Delgado needed only seven more pitches to secure the final two outs of the inning.
— Sarah McLellan
View from the press box: It was nice to meet right-hander Braden Shipley, Arizona's first draft pick, before Tuesday's game against the Marlins. He seems to carry himself well, and you want to believe him when he says he hopes to be pitching in the majors in a couple of years. A handful of first-round picks have done well for the Diamondbacks, but they're mostly gone now. Players like Carlos Quentin, Stephen Drew, Justin Upton, Max Scherzer and Jarrod Parker are here no more. If Shipley makes it, let's hope he stays for a spell.
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So what: Refiners have slumped in recent months on weakening crack spreads, and Oppenheimer doesn't expect the pressure to let up in Q3. While crude differentials started to widen last month, analysts Fadel Gheit and Robert Du Boff said that it won't positively impact the current quarter due to the 1-2 month lag time of crude purchases.
Now what: Oppenheimer expects Q3 earnings for refiners to reflect weaker crack spreads, a narrowing Brent-WTI spread, and lower margin capture. "Margin capture should be down for a variety of reasons, including the cost of RINs (~$0.85/g, up slightly from 2Q13), planned and unplanned downtime, pipeline constraints, and the shift in the oil market structure from contango to backwardation, which implies higher crude acquisition costs relative to benchmark cracks," Oppenheimer noted. Of course, when you consider that crude differentials are steadily starting to widen, long-term investors might want to use this quarter's weakness to pick through the space.
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Meteorologist Danielle Dozier talked to the emergency manager in Moore about storm sirens and how they shouldn't be your only way to get warnings.Video Transcript
STORM SIRENS ARE ALL AROUND OKLAHOMA. NOW THAT WE'RE IN STORM SEASON -- WHAT HAPPENS IF ONE GOES DOWN? AND EXACTLY WHEN WILL THEY BE SOUNDED ...? METEOROLOGIST DANIELLE DOZIER SPOKE WITH THE MOORE EMERGENCY MANAGER. DANIELLE, WHAT DID YOU FIND OUT...? PAUL, JESS, YOU CAN'T GO A FEW MILES WITHOUT SEEING A STORM SIREN AROUND HERE... AND GAYLAND KITCH TELLS ME THESE SIRENS SHOULD NOT BE YOUR ONLY METHOD OF WARNING FOR A TORNADO. STORM SIRENS-AN ALL TOO FAMILIAR SOUND IN OKLAHOMA. THEY ARE SOUNDED ONLY WHEN A TORNADO IS THREATENING AN AREA. THEY'RE REALLY ONLY MEANT TO BE USED AS AN OUTDOOR WARNING SYSTEM. MOORE'S EMERGENCY MANAGER, GAYLAND KITCH EXPLAINS WHY... 2:58:48-:2:59:00 there's sirens, that are meant to be heard outside, there are weather radios that are meant to be heard inside and wake you up in the middle of the night, there's commerical television, commerical radio WHEN YOU DO HEAR THE SIRENS GO OFF, DON'T WAIT. TAKE SHELTER IMMEDIATELY! 2:59:55-3:00:16 our social scientists tell us that people require two independent means of receiving some sort of warning before they actually take action MOORE HAS 36 SIRENS SET UP AROUND SCHOOLS AND PARKS. THEY'RE SOUNDED ALL AT ONCE OR A FEW AT A TIME. AND THESE POTENTIAL LIFE-SAVERS ARE VULNERABLE TO STORMS. THIS WAS SEEN IN WOODWARD IN 2012, WHEN LIGHTNING TOOK OUT A SIREN MOMENTS BEFORE AN E-F-3 TORNADO. AND JUST LAST MONTH, A POWER SURGE CAUSED THREE SIRENS IN GUTHRIE TO GO DOWN. KITCH SAYS MANY OF THE NEWER SIRENS ARE ELECTRONIC AND BATTERY POWERED 2:57:32-2:57:38 if we lose commercial power, with storms coming in you can still fire your sirens AND YOU MAY REMEMBER, JUST LAST WEEK, TINKER AIR FORCE BASE SOUNDED THEIR SIRENS WHEN THERE WASN'T EVEN A TORNADO WARNING FOR THE METRO. KITCH SAYS IT'S IMPORTANT TO KNOW THE BASE HAS DIFFERENT CRITERIA FOR SETTING OFF THEIR SIRENS. THE MOST IMPORTANT MESSAGE-HAVE MULTIPLE WAYS TO GET WARNINGS. AND REMEMBER YOU CAN DOWNLOAD OUR KOCO AND TORNADO APPS ANYTIME THERE'S THREATING WEATHER REPORTING IN STUDIO, METEOROLOGIST DANIELLE DOZIER, KOCO 5 NEWS.
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In Brief: Police probe baggage thefts at Los Angeles airport
Arrests made in Los Angeles airport baggage thefts
LOS ANGELES -- Police served more than two dozen search warrants and made six arrests in an investigation targeting the theft of baggage by handlers at Los Angeles International Airport, authorities said.
Detectives and officers from the city and airport also seized jewelry, electronics, clothing and other personal belongings on Wednesday night at 25 locations in the region, including the airport, airport police Assistant Chief Michael Hyams said.
"We believe that there has been a culture of being able to take property that wasn't theirs, and that's what we want to be able to put a stop to," Los Angeles Police Department Capt. Ray Maltez said.
The people arrested were primarily employees or ex-employees of companies contracted to handle luggage and did not work directly for the airport, Hyams said.
Boston mourns 2 firefighters killed in brownstone blaze
BOSTON -- Boston residents mourned the deaths of two firefighters killed when a fire driven by strong winds whipped through a brownstone and trapped them in the basement in a neighborhood just blocks from where nine city firefighters died in a 1972 hotel collapse.
Tributes poured in for Lt. Edward J. Walsh, a 43-year-old father of three who had almost a decade of experience, and firefighter Michael R. Kennedy, a 33-year-old Marine Corps combat veteran who had been a firefighter for more than six years. The fire union is working with their families on funeral arrangements.
At Engine 33/Ladder 15, Kennedy and Walsh's station, not far from the fire and in the shadow of the Prudential Center, people stopped by to pay their respects, including Gov. Deval Patrick.
Obama seeks quick end to NSA phone records program
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama asked Congress on Thursday to end quickly the government's bulk collection of Americans' phone records, which could be a big ask for lawmakers who don't often move quickly without a looming deadline.
Responding to public outrage over the National Security Agency program, the Obama administration came up with a new program that it says would address privacy concerns and preserve the government's ability to fight terrorism. Under the proposal, Congress has three months to draft and pass a measure to end the bulk collection program. The Obama administration has asked the court to reauthorize that collection for another three months, while lawmakers consider an alternative.
Rare Stradivarius viola could bring $45M at sale
NEW YORK -- A rare 1719 Stradivarius viola is expected to sell for more than $45 million in a private sale.
Sotheby's said that price would be a record for a musical instrument sold privately or at auction. The instrument is one of two violas by Antonio Stradivari still in private hands.
Only 10 Stradivari violas are known to have survived. This one is called "the Macdonald" after the 3rd Baron Macdonald, Godfrey Bosville, who purchased it in the 1820s.
The late Peter Schidlof of the Amadeus Quartet acquired it in 1964. His estate is now selling it. Potential buyers can submit sealed bids through sometime in June.
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What is a good Iron for all temperature graphite wax? I ride through 95% groomed runs and 5% powder. Also whats a good place to buy some descent wax?
Good places for waxes? Try your local snowboard shop or online. Places like Dogfunk.com have waxes coming outta their ears...but its not ear wax.
I started using a cheap walmart iron and threw some tin foil over the holes to keep it from leaking in. otherwise any way would work. I like bluebird wax or Hertel super hot sauce
I just use some ghetto old iron, holes and all. It works just fine. I have no issues with the holes in it what-so-ever.
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Use your mom's iron. Just make sure you have the heat setting down far enough to disable the steam function. :laugh: If you notice the wax is starting to smoke turn it down evan more. lol
F*** tin-foil or $80 ski irons. rock a $2 thrift store special
The thing about the steam holes being a problem is a complete myth.
I use a $6 Walmart iron. It works just fine. The iron is so inexpensive that when I go on snowboard trips I pack my wax and just buy another iron at Walmart wherever I am going. The iron is probably the cheapest item I spend money on while at a resort town!
I went for the £7 option in my local Tesco as they were out of the £3 ones. This meant I got the upgraded steam version. The holes get as hot as the plate so any wax that gets in just melts straight out onto the board. As long as I don't accidentally fill the reservoir with water and accidentally switch the steam function on I think I'll be OK.
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Today's the day hundreds of area food-lovers have been waiting for - the day when the popular Taste of Home Cooking School will feature a full evening of amazing recipes and awesome prizes.
Limited tickets remain for the live cooking show, which will feature Cheryl Cohen, a culinary expert who shares her love of cooking with the audience in an entertaining, interactive show that is fun for everyone - even those who don't actually cook much themselves.
Anyone who doesn't have a ticket yet can stop by The Inter-Mountain's Elkins location at 520 Railroad Ave., or call 304-636-2121, while supplies last.
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Connie Ricottilli, of Rennix Flowers in Valley Bend, hands flowers to The Inter-Mountain pressman Jason Nice Wednesday afternoon at the Randolph County Armed Forces Reserve Center in preparation for the Taste of Home Cooking School. The popular culinary event will kick off at 2 p.m. today with a vendor fair, followed by the main cooking school show at 6:30 p.m. The flowers will be given away as door prizes.
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Gift bags for today's Taste of Home Cooking School are assembled Wednesday by volunteers at the Elkins Senior Center. Tina Bennett, an administrative and fiscal assistant at the Senior Center, helps fill the totes.
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Ralph's Furniture & Carpet Center in Buckhannon is providing several furniture setting for today's Taste of Home Cooking School event. In addition to the featured culinary show, vendors will be selling and displaying a variety of wares at the annual event.
Inter-Mountain Publisher Heather Goodwin Henline said the event offers a full evening of entertainment for just $10 per ticket - which is a tremendous value.
"This show is great every year, and we want people to come out and have an amazing time," Goodwin Henline said. "It's not just about cooking - there are tons of prizes, too, and it really is fun. It's a great way to spend an evening."
The Taste of Home event, which is presented by The Inter-Mountain and Elkins Distributing, will kick off at 2 p.m. with an exclusive vendor fair. The Cooking Show itself is set to begin at 6:30 p.m., giving guests plenty of time to check out the vendors and enjoy something to eat before the show gets underway.
This year's event is taking place at the new National Guard Armory near Belington - where attendees will enjoy free parking and easy access.
Goodwin Henline noted VIP ticket holders will be able to park at the armory. Those with general admission tickets will be directed to the Junior Volunteer Fire Department, where complimentary shuttles will run between the parking area there and the armory venue.
She said there will be three 12-person transport vehicles and one that can seat 24 people. These shuttles will begin at 2 p.m. and run until all guests have been returned to their vehicles.
"We want people to know that they won't have to wait," she said. "At peak times, we will have the four large transport vehicles running, and we'll make sure the shuttles run until the last guest is ready to head home after the show is over."
Admission to the Cooking School event not only will enable individuals to see the live demonstrations and vendors - and have a chance to win great prizes - but all participants also will receive a complimentary tote bag filled with sample products, coupons, discount offers from local and national vendors and a copy of Taste of Home magazine.
Guests are invited to bring food that will be donated to the Catholic Charities food bank. Anyone who brings a nonperishable food item to the event will receive an extra ticket per donated item for the grand prize drawing, a $1,000 shopping spree at Ralph's Furniture. Those who bring in receipts showing the items were purchased at Wal-Mart, the show's grocery sponsor, will receive an extra ticket per receipt.
In addition to the grand prize, dozens of valuable prizes will be given away throughout the evening, such as gift certificates, specialty baskets and a Husqvarna Viking sewing machine valued at $500.
Taste of Home guests are encouraged to come early, enjoy the vendor fair and dine before the show and prize giveaways get started.
Full-service meals will be available for purchase, and one of the tasty options will include The Rail Yard Restaurant's pork barbecue sandwich with cole slaw, as well as signature crepes for dessert. Another local restaurant preparing a mouthwatering menu will be the Kissel Stop, which is set to serve chicken and tuna salad, scones, chocolate and peanut butter candy, as well as coffee and tea.
Tables will be set up for attendees to sit down and enjoy their meals.
Because the Inter-Mountain has brought this popular cooking show to the local community since 2011, some returning guests will be familiar with Cohen. The culinary expert travels throughout the country, presenting lively cooking events that are filled with humor and fun, along with the fantastic recipes that fill Taste of Home magazines and cookbooks.
"I always have a great time at the shows because the audience makes it fun!" Cohen said, inviting those who've seen the show before and anyone who hasn't yet to join in the excitement.
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Daily Crock Pot Recipe! (Chicken Vindaloo)
I love recipes with a ton of flavor, and this one looked like it fit the bill! I found it on food.com:
- 3 tablespoons vinegar
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 1/2 tablespoons fresh ginger
- 3/4 tablespoon curry powder
- 1 tablespoon ground cumin
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cardamom
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/4 teaspoon ground hot pepper
- 1 tablespoon mustard seeds
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 cup tomato sauce
- 1 cinnamon stick
- 1 small onion, chopped
- 3 boneless skinless chicken breast halves, quartered
- 2 tablespoons fresh parsley, chopped
Puree first 10 ingredients in a blender.
Pour into the crock pot, add tomato sauce, cinnamon stick and onion and mix well.
Add chicken and turn to cover.
Cook on low for 5 hours.
Sprinkle with chopped parsley before serving.
Serve with rice or rolls, enjoy!
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by Rhonda on Aug. 10, 2012 at 9:04 AM
Mmmm, this one looks good! food.com is one of my favorite recipe sites, too!
I don't think I'd care for that mix of flavors. How did it turn out?
by Platinum Member on Aug. 12, 2012 at 7:33 AM
thanks for sharing , I do not like the taste of curry
by Bronze Member on Aug. 12, 2012 at 9:29 AM
Sounds good. I love Indian food, but alas I'm the only one in the family who does. So I have to go out with girlfriends when I crave it.
Love Indian food ;) that sounds delicious.
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Not all celebrity makeup fashions are easy to pull off at home, but luckily a few stars wear simple looks that are super easy to do yourself. One example is Emma Stone, who's been seen sporting a pink and bronze eyeshadow combination that will have you looking casually chic. Here's the how-to, according to Glamour magazine's beauty blog.
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Shovel the driveway (use good form… think deadlift).
Go for a hike in the snow
Build a Snowman
Get into a Snow Ball Fight
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Shovel the driveway (use good form… think deadlift).
Go for a hike in the snow
Build a Snowman
Get into a Snow Ball Fight
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Choice? Do it all!!!
Tonight's WOD
Shovel a ton of snow-RX
remember…explode from the hips!
i dont think that is the snow shoveling!!!! that is more for snowbound love birds:)
Snow shoveled 2:15
My night WOD was 4 hours in the car round trip to Dulles to pick up friends from Cali. I pushed about 12 cars because people really dont understand how to drive in snow. Granted conditions were very bad but good god people…I live 8 miles from dulles…4 hours round trip, traffic violations all over the place, even had to drive against traffic to escape one nightmarish situation on 7100. very stressful and I almost lost it but i made it home safe….hope to see everyone friday….thanks for the blog so i can vent
Well Drew, it seems you take the prize! Impressed you ventured close to losing it but didn't. Glad you made it safely despite the odds!
I think Matt might have you beat….5 hours 45 minutes to get home last night, we live 13.1 miles from his work.
I am glad you got home safe that is the most important thing that you could have done thank God. Training is for the next WOD. Snow is no fun driving in. Go for the next WOD being safe.
Home WOD-RXed!!!!-100 pushups, 100 air squats, 100 situps-11:15 (broke it up in 20s, pushups killed me)
FYI shoulder surgery in the near future..would like a 2d opinion..will take referrals for a shoulder ortho…
I know a sports guy at Georgetown – Dr. Klimkiewicz
Send me an email if you are really interested with your contact information
Last nights WOD 6 hours and 15 minutes, civic "band" so no RX (couldn't find a bigger car to push)
Left Office at 2:45, walked 4 blocks in sleet
Stood in thunder snow down pour for 30 minutes
Sat down next to large man on the 10 mile bus ride
Walked 0.5 miles in 5-8″ of snow to park and ride
Cleaned 5-8″ of snow off car
Arrived home at 8:00 (5 hours after I left the office)
Shoveled driveway and street for 25 minutes (in frozen rain)
Pushed and shoveled neighbor's friend into a safe parking space (was a civic, so that probably means not RX)
Walked in the door at 9:00 and the power went out
WOD last night was: Cleared my driveway and sidewalk of snow. The neighbor to the right of me, cleared their driveway and sidewalk of snow. The neighbor in front of me, cleared their driveway and sidewalk of snow. The neighbor diagonally to the right of me, cleared their driveway and sidewalk of snow. Good thing I had a snow thrower! Still broke a sweat pushing that gosh darn thing around though!
Oh almost forgot, then waited up for my wife who left her office at 4:30pm yesterday in Rockville, MD and made it home 1am this morning to Gainesville, VA.
Oh T, that bites!! Well, not work snow work — that was good. But sorry to read it took so long for your wife to get home, but glad she did make it safely.
30 min slick run, 1 shoveled driveway perfect form, "Holbrook" WOD as follows:
5 thrusters
10 pullups
1 min double-u
1 min rest
Repeat 10X
45 minutes of shoveling wearing 20# weight vest
100 air squats with weight vest 4:46
2 minute plank hold (SANS weight vest)
You are too hardcore for me!
Red Wine Tabata Intervals with Kelly 1 bottle RX
lol — BEST. the interval times seem to move faster, don't they?
Rough start for the day
1. School cancelled
2. Burned my lips on hot coffee watching my wife shovel deck so dog could go out
3. Pulled muscle watching 12 year old son snow blow driveway
4. Finally had family construct snow EGA( Eagle, Globe and Anchor)
Im exhausted
Dulles airport on way home to p/u Mother in law. Dulles shuttle bus driver was stuck. I tried to teach Indian driver to navigate in the snow w/o getting stuck. Ended up taking the wheel and driving shuttle w/ 1 p/u of passenger. It was like Kramer and the fire engine. From Dulles, 6 miles = 5 hours + 2 hrs shoveling.
WOD – 'Shovel Driveway' for time … in the CrossFit spirit of 'measurable, observable, repeatable', I will offer a general approach for HDCF to determine the average power output of shoveling the driveway. Swear to God I was thinking about this the entire time shoveling the drive and avoiding conversation with my neighbors.
Assumptions … Shovel clears 1'x1′ snowtile
Average Power = (Weight x Distance)/Time
Determine Weight .. Internet source provides a tile of snow, 1'x1'x1″ (i.e. 1″ snowtile) weighs 0.52 lbs. Measured snow at my house was 5.5″, so weight of 5.5″ snowtile is 2.86lbs.
Determine Distance .. Pay attention here, this is tricky .. My driveway is 45'x16′. Snow removal pattern was to cut the driveway in half (two 45'x8′ rectangles) and move a 5.5″ snowtile furthest from the edge (8′) to the edge, followed by moving the next farthest snowtile (7′) to the edge, and so forth. Thus to clear a single row of the 45'x8′ rectangle, total distance moved was 36′ (8+7+6+ .. +1=36). Multiply by 2 to get row for entire driveway, 72′. Multiply times length (45′) to get total distance moved yields 3,240ft.
Time .. 34:30
Calculation .. (2.86lbs x 3,240ft)/34.5 = 268.6 ft-lbs/min
For those of you who shoveled your driveway, whatcha bench?
My thanks to my 11 year old daughter, Georgia, for accepting the challenge of figuring out the 'snow day math problem' from Daddy CrossFit.
My thanks to Matt for showing me that I DID NOT produce 6HP of output, but rather, less than 1 percent of HP. Sounds about right.
Stamp I think you forgot one part of your equation that would be distance moved in squat to full hip extention when setting your shovel and your push. There is probably some more work left out there as well.
You are such a dork.
I was doing the same math while I was shoveling too.
I moved a total of 197 lbs of snow. My driveway (10*18) + 5 feet into the street to reach the plow line minus the 9'x6′ wheelbase/track area of the car parked in the driveway. Average height was 5″.
However, I moved it across the street, which is 20′ wide at that point. Each shovel was approx. 1.5 snowtiles, and I moved this snow a total of 3,020′.
I didn't time it, this was an off the clock strength day.
Wow. Ummmm. You lost me at, "Pay attention here, this is tricky…" 🙂 Nice bottom line though!
100 burpees for time: 7:01
previous time: 9:20
I put this link up for the newbies
AWESOME! Larry Palazzolo and Joe Trinosky are the authors .. recommend EVERYONE read this … past, present, and future CrossFitters.
Love it, thanks Cindy!
Did Christine, what a bitch
WOD: Shovelled out Friend's car, my own and one of their neighbors car
Snow wrestling followed by snow ball fight, does throwing a shovel full of snow at friend count in the snow ball fight.
Small not so hikish walk in the snow
Snow man ( Fail)
100 push ups
100 sit ups
50 air squats


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Letters to the editor: Bayfront bluff needs fewer billboards, more plantings
Erie's Bayfront Parkway and Bayfront Connector are assets for our community. Viewing our bayfront and its waters presents an inviting beautiful scene. The green hillside that lines the highway is part of this asset.
Several years ago, it was decided that the hillside would be more beautiful if it were redesigned to be neater and more like a resort landscape. Trees and shrubbery were stripped away. After this, tree roots and stumps, old concrete construction remnants and new weeds appeared. To improve the appearance of this, a plan has been developed to have a walkway going down the side of the hill and then up the hill to avoid the highway below. Since then, a few flowering trees have been planted.
However, the contributors to this plan are now installing signs showing their names. These signs are surrounded by small plantings of Stella d'Oro day lilies and small barberry shrubs. Of course, the Stella d'Oro do bloom for a longer period than other day lilies, but they are still seasonal and not attractive as they approach fall.
The signs that decorate the bayfront bluff are really like billboards along a highway. Many states have banned billboard on their highways.
Perhaps the contributors to our bayfront beautification could be recognized on a smaller sign in another section of the bayfront. It would be generous of these organizations to take out their billboards and plant trees, native shrubbery and plants.
Even Monet's garden at Giverny uses golden rod and purple asters in its fall garden.
Nancy C. CockeErie
Well-intentioned AARP wrong
I received a solicitation from AARP -- I'm a member -- to sign a petition to be sent to the president and my congressional leaders to oppose implementation of the so-called "chained-CPI" method of determining government cost-of-living adjustment benefits.
I just viewed AARP's David Certner's video "What the Heck is Chained CPI?!" And while I applaud AARP's efforts generally on behalf of seniors, I feel his portrayal of the issue did not properly answer the question, and in my humble opinion seriously distorts the discussion.
AARP's position, while well-intended, I think makes seniors appear greedy, arrogant and not about to help the nation that gave them such benefits. And it particularly vexes me given that so many Americans, particularly children and the poor, are being given such short shrift by this current, mean-spirited Congress.
While acknowledging that using the chained-CPI measure would result in benefit cuts to Social Security recipients, with special hardships for lower-income beneficiaries, I support the chained CPI. The Obama budget proposal, however, wisely calls for benefit increases for the most vulnerable segments of society to mitigate this event.
As Ed Lorenzen, of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget in Washington, D.C., testified, "there is no reason to maintain an average tax windfall of $450 for those in the top quintile as a result of using an inaccurate measure of inflation in the tax code just to prevent a $25 tax increase for those in the bottom quintile."
If the chained CPI were implemented, Social Security benefits would be about $3 per month lower in 2014, and about $30 a month lower by 2023, according to Congressional Budget Office calculations.
Paul BondErie
Let's eradicate gun culture
It seems like every month or so there is another mass shooting in this country. Whether it be in Aurora, Colo., Sandy Hook Elementary School or the Navy Yard in our nation's capital, it seems like Americans have almost become numb to them.
It's really sad that in what is supposed to be the greatest nation in the world, we constantly have to deal with these types of senseless tragedies. I don't think there's one magical cure to this epidemic, but we as a nation need to start dealing with it.
We need tougher gun laws. We need better mental health care. Parents need to talk to their kids and teach them that violence is not the answer. But most of all, we need to eradicate this gun culture that exists in this country.
We can do this. Everyone needs to ask himself or herself, am I part of the problem or do I want to be part of the solution?
Derek J. RudlerErie
Syria plays out like theater
In the theater, we have comedy and tragedy. Within these two, each can contain elements of drama, mystery and intrigue. They can also include a multitude of characters, some of whom can and will include everything from despots to buffoons.
There certainly is an ample supply of both of them as characters in the ongoing saga concerning Syria today. Perhaps it is too insensitive to refer to this as "a comedy of errors." Will Rogers once quipped that all he knew was what he read in the newspapers.
Back to the question of Syria. To flip-flop or not to flip-flop, that is the question. Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to question Barack Obama, John Kerry, Bashar Assad, Vladimir Putin or Congress, or to take arms against a sea of troubles, rather puzzles the will, and thusly may make cowards of us all.
How does the president follow his continuum, if he doesn't have one? Does Assad and his alleged use of chemical weapons actually create a threat to U.S. national security?
Although they have been wrong before, the U.S. intelligence claims that Assad did the dastardly deed. Was it Assad, was it al-Qaida, was it the rebels, or some dissentious Iranians or Iraqis, or even the Russians? Retaliation breeds retaliation. Like a launched boomerang, it might just hit you without warning where, when or how you don't expect it. For the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune shall not quell a sea of troubles.
William LairdErie
Please report fraud first
In response to L. Raimondi's letter "Access card use irksome" (Erie Times-News, Sept. 20):
May I suggest that when you see someone obviously abusing the use of an Access card and that you have that person's license number, you should report it to the proper authorities, and then, if you have time, write a letter to the newspaper.
If more people reported government fraud, it might help the economy.
Marcelle YonkinFairview


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Arnaudville council picks civic center site near post office
By Marie Dawson
ARNAUDVILLE – The Town Council last week picked a plot of land near the post office appraised at $63,000 as the proposed site of a civic center of approximately 6,000 square feet with parking for 60 cars on a minimum of an acre and a half.
Noting that the town has until June 26 to apply for a grant – already on its second six-month extension – Mayor Kathy Richard instructed the town's grant writer to draft a letter to the property owners with an offer to purchase the property.
It was not a unanimous decision. Alderman Todd Meche suggested the civic center be built on the tennis courts adjacent to Town Hall, and that the town petition the St. Landry Parish School Board for the use of the Arnaudville Elementary School parking lot. Alderman Louis Stelly commented that "Some of my constituents say we don't need a new building in town." And Alderman Chester "Doc" Broussard made a motion to reject both the post office site and another one across from St. Francis Regis Catholic Church which was under consideration.
The plot across from the church was appraised at $45,000, but the use of that plot would require moving sewage lines and possibly gas mains at an estimated cost of $30,000, according to town engineer Scott Boagni.
Another factor would be the removal of trees located in that area.
A third plot, at the local ball park, was not appraised due to a lack of sewage lines. Alderman Meche said the land for the ball park was purchased for use as a ball park and should remain as such anyway.
He that the final cost of the property near the church would be close to that of the one near the post office after factoring the fees for tree removal and the problem with the sewage lines.
The tennis court idea underwent some discussion, with Alderman Broussard commenting that commented that "The tennis courts aren't used." Mayor Richard countered that the tennis courts, which she said are valued at $75,000, are used by Arnaudville Elementary for PE classes. She emphasized that the tennis courts are an asset to the community and should not be considered.
Alderman Annette Guidry pushed for a decision. Alderman Ricky LaGrange said that he could not see tearing out the tennis courts and that the property across from the church was obviously not feasible. At that point, the mayor opened the discussion to get input from the citizenry. Laura Isaac stood and refuted Alderman Stelly's comments, saying, "Many young people in their 20s and 30s are looking forward to having a community center. They want to have a place to hold wedding receptions and family reunions." Finally, both Alderman Meche and Alderman Stelly agreed that a decision had to be made.
After "Doc" Broussard's motion failed for lack of a second, Mayor Richard asked the council to make a motion to proceed with the process of purchasing the land near the post office. The motion was made by Ricky LaGrange, seconded by Annette Guidry, and it passed with Meche and Broussard voting nay.


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Player of the Game
A day after Asdrubal Cabrera knocked in 4 runs, Orlando Cabrera matched that and raised him 3 Runs scored to win the 'Player of the Game' against the Orioles. O. Cabrera knocked in those four runs on a fielder's choice, a single and a 2 run home run. His final 'POG' score was 8.95 for his second 'Player of the Game' of 2011. Shin-Soo Choo, Matt LaPorta and Travis Buck also had scores of over 3.00. Buck's score of 3.33 was the highest by any Indians left fielder this season, and it came in, what could be, his last game on the Indians for awhile as Grady Sizemore is scheduled to come back soon and will probably take his spot. The final team 'POG' score was 24.60, leading to another Cleveland Indians win.
Feathers Up
Josh Tomlin continued the trend of Indians pitchers going 6+ innings today, only allowing 2 runs and earning the win. Only twice this season has an Indians pitcher thrown less than 6 innings, the last one being Mitch Talbot 10 games ago.
Its a good week to be named Cabrera. Yesterday Asdrubal Cabrera knocked in 4 RBI and today Orlando Cabrera did. It kind of makes me wish they would re-sign Fernando Cabrera and see if he would play as well as the rest.
Travis Hafner had another good day at the plate, getting 3 hits and scoring twice, as did Shin-Soo Choo and Matt LaPorta. Hopefully this will be a continuing trend for Choo and LaPorta and they can join the already hot Hafner, Cabrera, Cabrera and Brantley.
Feathers Down
The defense was a little sloppy today, a step down from what has been stupendous play to this point in the season. Josh Tomlin made his second error of the season and both Jack Hannahan and Michael Brantley had plays that could have been done a little better. Hannahan to hurried a throw second on an attempted double play and the ball short-hopped Orlando Cabrera while if Michael Brantley had played a fly ball to center a little better, the Indians may have been able to either tag out a runner trying for a triple or may have been able to keep him from running to third at all.
It has been a really long time since Carlos Santana has had a hit. The last one I remember was 'Smooth' and that came out in 1999. Come on Carlos, give us something new.
Final Score: Cleveland Indians 8 runs on 13 hits (1E), Baltimore Orange Birds 3 runs on 10 hits (1E). Indians remain in first place and look to sweep tomorrow afternoon.


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The other day, as I was preparing my taxes, I saw a curious little $3 maintenance fee on my Bank of America Savings account. For the last five months, I'd been paying $3 a month in a maintenance fee that didn't appear until November of last year (the account had been opened over a year ago). When I called, I was informed that the fee was because I had less than $300 in the account despite much more than that in the linked checking account. I had moved the funds over to the checking account because the difference in interest, much less than 1%, wasn't worth me logging in to move funds as needed (vs. the risk of forgetting and taking a NSF fee). In my mind, I had figured that the account was one of those "minimum balance of $something, or combined account value above $something-else" and that I was safely in the $something-else category (usually it's like $2,500 or $5,000 for something-else so I figured I was okay). Wrong, and they dinged me for $15 (of which I was able to recover $9 with a polite phone call, the other $6 were more than 90 days back and they couldn't do it, which seems plausible).
The lesson for me here is two-fold and both are related to simplifying your finances [3]. The first, is that as my life becomes more and more complicated, my ability to keep things "on the table" in my mind will diminish. When I was in college, concerned only with a handful of classes and almost nothing else, managing a dozen accounts was no big deal. Now, there are significantly more demands on my mindshare and thus my ability to keep track of everything lessens. One of the things that fell off the table was a monthly review of bank and credit card statements. By simplifying my finances, I can save money because I can more closely monitor my financial accounts. I can catch the $3 fee in the first month, not the fifth, and nip it in the bud.
The second lesson for me was that sometimes what appears to be a smart money move is really more hassle than its worth. More hassle means I'm less likely to do it, which can the smart money move into a stupid money move. The savings account, with its pathetic < 1.0% APY interest rate, exists only because I thought that we could maximize interest earnings. An external transfer would take several days but an internal one takes mere seconds. The savings account could be a holding tank and I would simply move funds as needed. A year later, the hassle of "mere seconds" became too great and I scrapped that strategy, thus costing me a cool $6 and 15 minutes of phone time. Simple is almost always better because I am inherently lazy.
In the future, I'll be continuing to simplify our finances and operating under the belief that simple is almost always better (because I'm lazy), a valuable $6 lesson.


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Forsythia (Forsythia spp.) heralds the arrival of spring with its brilliant yellow flowers, which emerge in late winter when few other plants are blooming. It thrives within U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 4 to 9, where it is added to formal and informal garden beds. Forsythia propagates best from cuttings, which can be made year-round except for during the blooming season. However, the type of cutting and the treatment varies according to the season.
Softwood Cutting Propagation
Softwood cuttings are taken from the season's newest growth, which emerges in spring after the weather warms. Although they root quickly, they are also very delicate and susceptible to failure from dehydration. Forsythia softwood cuttings are made in mid-spring or early summer after the foliage growth has emerged. The cutting must have a 4- to 6-inch-long stem with green bark and a diameter comparable to a pencil. Pot the forsythia cutting in sand or perlite and place it in a lightly shaded, wind-sheltered area. A plastic bag placed over the the pot will help limit the risk of dehydration, as will daily misting. Roots will form in approximately one month, although it may take longer if the weather is cool.
Semi-Hardwood Cutting Propagation
As the weather cools and growth slows, semi-hardwood cuttings come into season. They are taken from the season's current growth after it has hardened, but before the plant has entered dormancy. Semi-hardwood forsythia cuttings are potted and cared for in the same manner as softwood cuttings, but they must be placed under slightly different rooting conditions. A bright, warm place with indirect sun exposure is best, such as inside a lightly shaded cold frame or indoors near a south-facing window. Avoid heavily shaded areas or ones with northerly exposure because conditions will be too cold for root production. As with softwood cuttings, semi-hardwood forsythia cuttings typically root in one month.
Hardwood Cutting Propagation
The mature, dormant growth of the previous growing season produces hardwood cuttings, which root slowly yet suffer less failure. Forsythia hardwood cuttings must be carefully timed due to their unorthodox blooming habit because active buds and flowers will diminish their rooting ability. They can be started anytime from after the first frost until late winter when the flower buds begin to swell. Take an 8- to 12-inch-long cutting with a straight stem and cut the base at an angle. The bottom two-thirds of the angled end should be buried in sand and kept slightly moist. A healthy hardwood cutting will root in two to three months and will be ready for transplant in mid-spring.
Cutting Propagation Tips
Forsythia cuttings root well under most conditions, but taking additional measures will help raise the success rate. Rooting hormones such as IBA, or indolebutyric acid, will speed rooting and help increase the density and quality of the roots when applied to the severed end of the forsythia cutting. Bottom heat from a propagation mat will also hasten rooting, particularly in hardwood and semi-hardwood cuttings. Softwood cuttings benefit the least from rooting hormone and bottom heat due to their natural vigor and the naturally warm seasonal temperatures found when the cuttings are made, so these measures are not necessary.
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BALTIMORE — President Bush took the queen of England out to the ballgame here last night.
The Memorial Stadium fairly swayed in excitement. The bare spots on the field were gone. The chalking of the diamond was perfect. The sun seemed to hang in the evening sky a little longer.
Tony LaRussa, the manager of the Oakland Athletics, said before the game: ''I think everybody is aware that there will be two couples here tonight who are different from the rest of us."


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- October 28, 1991
- Vol. 36
- No. 16
Little Tree, Big Lies
A Best-Selling Paperback's Secret Roots in Deception
That Forrest and Asa Carter were the same man—he died of a heart attack in 1979—has long been known to Alabama political insiders; in fact Montgomery journalist Wayne Green-haw blew the author's cover in The New York Times back in 1976, when Forrest Carter's first novel was made into a blood-and-guts Clint Eastwood vehicle, The Outlaw Josey Wales.
Yet Little Tree, published that same year, was reissued by the University of New Mexico Press in 1986 as, the book's jacket proclaims, "a true story." And its backwoods spiritualism has won devotees in such diverse quarters as the Washington State court system, where it is used to help rehabilitate juvenile offenders, and the Broadway cast of The Will Rogers Follies, which received gift copies of the book from director Tommy Tune.
This fall, boosted by the American Booksellers Association's ABBY Award, given to the book its members most enjoy selling, Little Tree hit the top of the Times paperback best-seller list. Outrage that a racist had become a latter-day guru provoked Emory University historian Dan T. Carter to expose him again in the Times this month. "If I were a Native American," he says, "I would be appalled that someone assumed my cultural voice, wrote out of my experience—and pain—and then peddled it deceitfully."
Although the book has fooled at least two Indian historians, Geneva Jackson, a member of the Cherokee Eastern Band in North Carolina, says it distorts the tribe's legend and language. She calls Little Tree "the closest thing to a farce that has been published in the Cherokee name." As for the description of Forrest in promotional copy as "storyteller-in-council to the Cherokee Nation," no such position exists. Moreover, no official of the tribe can find any evidence of the donations Forrest claimed to have been making to the Cherokees from his book royalties.
Asa Earl Carter had already shed several identities by the time he emerged as Forrest in the mid-'70s. Known as Bud to his kin, Asa left Alabama at 17 to serve in the Navy during World War II. He then attended the University of Colorado and worked as a radio announcer in Denver under the name Earl Carter. Rumors at the time linked him to both Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith, an infamous right-wing evangelist, and the Communist Party. In 1954, at 29, Asa moved to Birmingham. Ala., and—as "Ace" Carter—began peddling anti-communist conspiracy theories on a new radio show. But city fathers soon drummed him off the air after one diatribe took an anti-Semitic turn. Carter then was installed by some local businessmen as a leader of the White Citizens Council, conceived as a middle-class alternative to the rough-and-redneck Klan. Carter proved too extreme even for the Citizens Council; in 1956 the group repudiated him as a "loathsome führer." Soon after, in April, a rump group of Carter's Council supporters assaulted Nat King Cole onstage during a Birmingham appearance.
In 1956 Carter founded his own branch of the Klan and was indicted for attempted murder after a shootout at Klan headquarters over the misuse of funds. Because of fickle witnesses, his case never came to trial.
Asa Carter's literary efforts were confined to a racist broadsheet, The Southerner, which he coedited with Jesse Mabry. In September 1957, Mabry and five Klan brothers abducted a black man named Judge Aaron and in their cinder-block clubhouse—decorated with posters of Asa Carter's campaign for city commissioner—pinned him to the floor and used a razor blade to slice off his scrotum, which was preserved as a "souvenir" in a paper cup.
The attackers were convicted of "mayhem," and an Alabama state detective told Birmingham Klan leaders, "Y'all better find you a damn rock to crawl under because I'm gonna gitchya." Carter retired to a farm in Calhoun County and apparently stayed out of politics until 1962, when George Wallace came through on a campaign swing and Carter showed him a few sample speeches. His first claim to literary fame was as the anonymous author of wallace's historic 1963 inaugural address: "Segregation now! Segregation tomorrow! Segregation forever!"
By 1970, Asa Carter had broken with Wallace, charging that he had sold out to blacks and communists. During 1971, Carter was reportedly arrested three times for driving while intoxicated or public drunkenness. Asa disappeared from public life; Forrest's first book appeared two years later. "If Forrest Carter was in fact a member of the Klan," says Rennard Strickland, a Cherokee professor of Indian law at the University of Oklahoma who wrote the introduction to the latest edition of Little Tree, "it gives us hope that a cure of the soul is possible even late in life." But talking to a reporter in 1984, Asa's brother Doug, then a Birmingham businessman, said simply that Asa's writing was a scheme to raise money for a political comeback in the '80s.
In 1976 reporter Greenhaw favorably reviewed Forrest Carter's first novel about outlaw Josey Wales. A short time later, leaving a local bar in Montgomery, he was hailed by an old Wallace pol who said, "Asa sure took y'all for a ride." Rereading the book, about an ex-Confederate vigilante, Greenhaw came to a conclusion. "I realized, 'Hell, it is Asa!' " he says. Though Forrest wouldn't confirm the connection, Greenhaw compiled enough circumstantial evidence to expose it.
Eleanor Friede, Forrest Carter's original editor, who later became his agent, dismissed the suggestion of an Asa-Forrest link in 1976 and continued to deny it until this month—when Forrest's widow, India Walker Carter, faxed her a letter saying, "It just did not occur to me that you didn't know." The letter added, "The philosophy in Little Tree was so much a part of Forrest's being...he did not write Little Tree to make a fool of anyone...he didn't have to change, to write this book."
Friede immediately flew down from New York City to debrief India at her home on St. George Island, off the Florida panhandle. There she learned that Little Tree was a pastiche of family legends that Carter used to tell his four children. "Grandpa," India admitted, lived near the Carter family in Alabama, not Tennessee, and claimed only one Cherokee grandparent; "Grandma" had no Indian blood and died before Asa Was born.
As for reconciling Asa, the boozy hatemonger, with Forrest, the gentle storyteller, historian Dan T. Carter says, "We are left with the possibility that he remained until the end the ultimate con man." Friede demurs. "To me," she says, "it was an honest life."
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Yes, teachers may often feel like Rodney Dangerfield—they get no respect—but this confused, self-important drama, in which a Los Angeles high school teacher (Jackson) brutally metes out vigilante justice to his nastier students, isn't likely to raise society's view of the profession. The movie, named 187 after police code for a homicide, plays like a cross between Charles Bronson's vengeful Death Wish and Michelle Pfeiffer's more heartwarming tale of urban schooling, Dangerous Minds. (The end result is more likely to appeal to fans of the former.)
It's too bad that 187 is such a dog, since the always watchable Jackson has some fine moments as a brooding science teacher who cares just a little too much about keeping order in his classroom. Most of these scenes, however, come before he turns into a full-fledged Bronson wannabe, praying for guidance beneath a crucifix nailed to his bedroom wall and telling a comely computer teacher (Rowan), who astutely senses that something's amiss with his attendance rolls, "We can't trust the system to protect us."
As directed by Kevin Reynolds (Waterworld) and written by Scott Yagemann, himself a former teacher, 187 can't decide whether it's a valentine to courageous inner-city teachers or a revenge fantasy. Either way, the movie has misplaced delusions of grandeur, and the ending—which pays bizarro homage to The Deer Hunter—is too loony to be taken seriously. (R)
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I know its wishful thinking, but I hope the improvement in the economy as measured by the gross national product, the stock market and the jobless rate will stop some of the groundless complaints from Fox News against the president.
Conservatives urge liberals, like myself, to listen to Fox and I do. They likewise should listen to MSNBC. However a fair and balanced reporting would at least mention some of the good things that have happened in the last 5 years: the stopping of wars, the improved diplomacy preventing further wars, containment of terriorists and the saving and improvement of the economy. The record would be better had it not been for the tea party obstruction.
Each episode on Fox seems to start with an unfair and unbalanced rehashing of a conservative talking point from a frothing commentator accompanied by a symphony of support from a mutual admiration society. When is the last time Fox said anything good or neutral about our president?
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Stuff in Old Books
Stuff in Old Books, from Brisbane's Bent Books. Bonus: Things Found in Books
In ur bookmarks, tagging ur fanfic
The restructuring of Delicious offended a large subset of its users- the slashfic fangirls. [more inside]
Mmmmm, delicious.
The new Delicious launched yesterday, after being sold off by Yahoo to AVOS, the guys that founded Youtube. New with the relaunch are stacks, or curated themed lists of links. Previously.
notice that little 'f' (or 't') everywhere?
How (crowd) curation is making a comeback in search and how Facebook is using it to "remake whole industries."
pinboard.in is like del.icio.us
Maciej Ceglowski of Idlewords has made a new bookmarking service called pinboard. [more inside]
Silver Bookmarks and Stevengraphs
Silver Bookmarks is a collection of images of over 1000 antique silver bookmarks. They can be browsed by category (e.g. shape, origin, style) all of which are divided into myriad sub-categories (e.g. Art Deco, cat, Shakespeare, Iceland, Tunbridgeware, knife). Stevengraphs has pictures of the famed bookmarks made by the firm of silk weaver Thomas Stevens as well as other products. Among my favorite Stevengraphs are Ye Faire Ladie Godiva and Peeping Tom, The Apostle of Free Trade, John Bright, MP, Assassinated at Washington 14 April 1865 - The Late Lamented Lincoln, Speed Well Remember Me and for cheap laughs there is the glorious duo of Ride the Cock Horse and I Love Little Pussy.
Movie Bookmarks
A sample of the Cleveland Public Library's collection of movie bookmarks, on Flickr. The bookmarks were designed starting in 1926 to promote Hollywood feature films of the day as well as the Library's vast collection of print materials, which many of those films were based on. Mutiny on the Bounty. Silver Dollar. Last of the Mohicans.
things found in books
Librarians and book collectors have many tales about ephemera left in books. While the legend of the bacon bookmark may be among the more pervasive reports of strange finds, a smallpox sample is probably the most bizarre. There are blogs and discussion boards that record other makeshift markers. Some readers prefer designated over spontaneous markers. Mirage Bookmark has an extensive collection of bookmark ephemera, with Bookmark of the Week and Bookmark Collector also offering noteworthy collections.
A more del.icio.us bookmarking service?
Diigo (Digest of Internet Information, Groups and Other stuff) is a new "social annotation" bookmarking site with the standard save-and-share, tags, etc., and also sharable Web page annotations.
Not quite califragilistic but still super.
File under "LazyWeb 2.0": expialidocio.us. Maps your del.icio.us tagging habits over time. Not mindblowingly useful, but nifty nonetheless.
Bookmarks springboard page
Anybody else running out of space on their browser quick links bar? I just found this cool bookmarks springboard page, and it lets me put a picture of my pet giraffe on it!
Obviously, I am now too cool for the likes of you
Tired of people sending you links you've seen weeks before? Old News Baby lets you create a list of urls you've seen, so you can refer back to your inherent coolness when people are talking about them. via ResearchBuzz
Yet another del.icio.us ? "One of the main purposes of social bookmarking systems is allowing people to see what other people are bookmarking. I frequently find things that people are linking to very interesting, and thought it would be nice to slap together a system that could tell me, automatically, what lots of other people have just bookmarked. Thus, oishii was born".
The new browser war
Firefox 1.0 Preview Release is now available. The Spread Firefox site hopes to see a million downloads, and they've already passed the halfway mark. The advantages of Firefox have been previously discussed on MeFi, but this version includes an interesting new feature - Live Bookmarks, which allow you to view RSS news and blog headlines in the bookmarks toolbar or bookmarks menu. Obsessively checking MetaFilter is now easier than ever.
Furl: A web page filing cabinet
Furl is an elegant application that acts as your web filing cabinet. Store, rate and categorize web clippings with the click of a bookmarklet. Once collected, search, share or publish your links via email or RSS. (via Inter-Alia.)
delicious linkage
del.icio.us is a remotely hosted app that will let you quickly add links, which you can integrate into your site like the pros.
This is pretty damn cool: your bookmarks, napsterized. A new app (windows only, sorry) to let you share your favorite sites with everyone and allow others to search for them. If they add a hotlist, ala napster, this could be one killer app.
The open bookmark project
The open bookmark project Hi: I have started a pitas site covering bookmarks. The goal of this project is to receive the bookmark and favorites files from people around the world and learn what sites he/she bookmarked and how they organized them.
The new google bookmarklets are amazingly simple and useful. I've been wanting to do something like this for a while, and after seeing them, I decided to rework the code to make the web-based spellchecker I always wanted. If you bookmark this: Dictionary.com bookmarklet, highlight a word on a web page, and hit the bookmark for it, it will load that word into dictionary.com's site. It's IE-only, but I'll redo the Netscape one too.
My Favorites in Office2000
Having a monopoly on browsers and operating systems isn't always a bad thing. While using Windows2000 today, I noticed that my favorites list acts as the menu items do in Office2000. Frequently used bookmarks bubble up to the top, seldom used ones hide below. I have 20 or so bookmark folders and 50-60 links outside of those folders (which are hidden), so this is a very useful feature. I hope the mozilla team can develop something similar.
Blink.com is yet another server-side bookmark site. If I remember correctly, the first one I saw was over two years ago. Recently, with the big push towards application service providers, anyone with a script that can be used by multiple users is calling themselves a distributed application company. Hey, MetaFilter can be used by everyone, it's not a weblog, it's an application! Get ready for the IPO!
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Methods Five fresh frozen cadaver heads yielding 10 hemifaces were dissected to expose the orbital, zygomatic, buccomaxillary, and mandibular osteocutaneous ligaments. Each ligament was assessed and subjected to biomechanical testing. The main outcome measures included ligament dimensions, stiffness, percentage of elongation, and force to initial and ultimate failure.
Results Initial and ultimate failure testing revealed the zygomatic ligament to be strongest, followed by the orbital, mandibular, and maxillary ligaments. The zygomatic ligament was also stiffest, followed by the orbital, maxillary, and mandibular ligaments. The percentage of elongation acted as a surrogate marker of elasticity, with the greatest elasticity maintained by the mandibular ligament, followed by the orbital, zygomatic, and buccomaxillary ligaments. Ligament dimensions and biophysical properties did not vary relative to cadaveric hemiface, age, or sex.
Conclusions To our knowledge, this is the first investigation to quantify the biomechanical properties of the facial retaining ligaments. Inherent ligament properties seem to be related to the changes observed in facial aging, although further study is required.
Figure 1. Sample force (N) vs displacement (in millimeters) curves obtained for a single cadaver tested. The gray arrow indicates the point of initial failure, the black arrow indicates the point of ultimate failure. A, Orbital ligament; B, zygomatic ligament; C, maxillary ligament; D, mandibular ligament.
Figure 2. Average load until failure for the facial retaining ligaments. Light gray bars correspond to mean forces (N) exerted on the ligaments prior to initial failure, and dark gray bars correspond to mean forces (N) exerted on the ligaments at ultimate failure. Error bars identify maximal and minimal 95% CIs.
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More films starring Gary Oldman
1 'Sid and Nancy' (1986). Gary Oldman, 55, is a distinguished veteran actor. He plays more supporting roles lately; he's the creator of RoboCop in the remake. When he was young, he delivered some intense, knockout performances, including an unlikable, deeply flawed Sid Vicious of the Sex Pistols in Alex Cox's unflinching film.
2 'Prick Up Your Ears' (1987). Just a year later, Oldman further demonstrated his uncanny ability to completely slip into character. He played Joe Orton, a gay British playwright who achieved fame with several mid-1960s black comedies, including "What the Butler Saw," before he was murdered by his longtime lover, Kenneth Halliwell.
3 'Immortal Beloved' (1994). Despite giving a typically terrific performance as legendary composer Ludwig van Beethoven, Oldman was overlooked at Oscar time. His lone nomination came for 2011's "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy."


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A slang word for bro. It is a word used by Red in Pineapple Express to say to Sol as if saying your my bro. Hence Bromosexual. It is not in anyway gay. And can be substituted for dude, brah, bro, and man.
Hey whats up my Bromosexual?
Yah man my bromosexual totally hit up that casino.
Yah man my bromosexual totally hit up that casino.
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A male who is straight, but isn't afraid to show love for his bros.
"Man, that kid is so gay."
"He's not gay, he's just a bromosexual."
"He's not gay, he's just a bromosexual."
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Meaning two really good friends who do just about everything together such as stay at each others houses 3-4 days at a time , inseparable cant find one without the other
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(you) dude , because they're Bromosexuals
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(you) dude , because they're Bromosexuals
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Your bro. It's straddles the line of almost too far of a bromance. Both bros are so amazing and so sexual in general it hurts peoples hearts. There is a common and utmost jealousy of this alliance.
Ex. (In a crowd and shouts...) hey bromosexual! (Everyone turns their head and looks with angst because of jealousy) cause your bro alliance is so grand.
додав Alohaerica 06 Січня 2014
Long, affectionate term for "brother." the other letters imply more brotherly closeness with the user.
Hey bromosexual, get me a beer! bro
додав snoopdaveydave 04 Червня 2011
- Containing Bromine
- Two homosexual friends
- Two homosexual friends
Dan and Bill are totally bromosexual!
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Were you not affraid to call your friend a bro
Hey are you a bromosexual
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