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Country singer Chely Wright's reasoning was sound. "There had never, ever been a country music artist who had acknowledged his or her homosexuality," she tells PEOPLE. "I wasn't going to be the first."
But now Wright is changing her tune. "Nothing in my life has been more magical than the moment I decided to come out," she says.
Wright, 39, recalls of her youth in the South: "I don't have a memory in my life that doesn't include the dream of making music." But during her childhood and rapid ascent to fame in the county world, she also experienced a community in which homosexuality was shunned. "I hid everything for my music," says Wright.
The singer-songwriter, who has won both an Academy of Country Music and a Country Music award, will later this week release her memoir, Like Me, as well as her first album in five years, Lifted off the Ground.
She'll also appear on the Today Show Wednesday to discuss her personal journey.
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"I'm an exhibitionist," Roseanne Barr acknowledges on this curious new reality series. "I have a huge ego. I need attention." Well, that pretty much sums up The Real Roseanne Show. Good night, folks.
All right, it's not quite so simple. We need to explain what reality means in Roseanne's world. This show follows the comedian and her entourage—including son Jake, son-in-law Jeff, boyfriend Johnny and first husband Bill—as they labor to launch Domestic Goddess, a cooking and lifestyle series starring Roseanne that's slated to debut next month on the ABC Family cable network. Consider this an extended, improvisational promo for that show (which sounds vaguely promising). Or look at it as The Osbournes with fewer bleeps.
The theme is spelled out at the start: Can the former sitcom queen and daytime talk show host make a TV comeback without reconfirming her reputation as a temperamental tyrant? Roseanne's lips insist she wants to be calmer and more considerate this time around, while her eyes say she may start firing the flunkies and smashing the china any minute. Neither side of Roseanne seems real because she always appears to be playing, rather than being, herself. Worse, the character isn't very funny. About the only chuckles in the first two episodes came from watching Jake and Jeff goof off. I can picture them as sitcom slackers, dodging an explosive boss.
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Chinese Zodiac: Good Luck Recipes for the Year of the RabbitKelsey Banfield
According to the Chinese zodiac the Year of the Rabbit has now begun. The rabbit is supposed to be the luckiest of all years in the Chinese zodiac and we should anticipate good luck and good energy in our lives this year. You will feel this most strongly if you were born in the years 1915, 1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987 and 1999 those are all years of the rabbit. To usher in this exciting year of good luck the Chinese culture is celebrating their New Year with lots of good food and festivities. Even if you are not Chinese we invite you to celebrate the Year of the Rabbit with some good luck food and recipes from Chinese cuisine. For example, the Lucky Tea Egg is meant to symbolize nuggets of gold. Eating them is said to bring prosperity to your family in the new year. Here is that recipe, as well as more lucky recipes for to celebrate the Chinese New Year:
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Under John Kerry, United States foreign policy has adopted a new look. Negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program, a measured approach to Syria and an even-handed approach towards Russia....
Kerry, like Hillary before and Obama are doing their best to 'support' our enemies and bash our allies. That is quite apparent!
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What Wii U games do ya plan t' get (... the ones that're already released, mind you)?
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Your taste in games is terribly narrow.
No, it's refined. However, I'll gladly take whatever trash game you wanna give me, if only to complain some more, but I sure as heck ain't wasting my cash on a mediocre experience if possible. Now if you mean AC3, I already played it. MH is addictive, fun, and a lengthy ride. It should last me until Smash/X. Unless you have some other game in mind?
Refined =/= picky.
I wasn't really referrin' to any game in particular, as my Wii U library ain't exactly expansive at the moment... woe is me, for my wallet is an empty void.
One who is ignorant of the horrors of gaming cannot fathom refined taste in games.... and yeah, definitely Monster Hunter.
If you're implyin' I don't know of said horrors, you're quite wrong. I've played my fair share of shitastic games... that, and I was once a Ubisoft fan.
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A condo controversy is brewing in Muhlenberg Twp., Berks Co. A building complex has been auctioned off and converted into rented apartments.
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"It's sick. It's really sick you can do this to people's lives," said Teresa Fusco, who has since moved out of her condo.
The American dream has come crashing down on Fusco. Three years ago she purchased a condo in the complex called Deer Path Woods.
"I didn't worry about it because I owned my place, had a deed and a mortgage and I paid my taxes," Fusco said.
Last fall, Fusco started to worry. Her building's owner went into foreclosure. The complex was bought by local developer Kevin Timochenko, whose Metropolitan Management Group owns apartments across Berks County.
The attorney who represents the new owner told 69 News in a statement, "Due to the change of ownership to a responsible company, the physical condition of the property is being enhanced and property values in and around the community are improving," said Nicole Plank with Georgeadis II Setley.
Timochenko converted the complex, which included 11 condo owners into rented apartments. Fusco said they were told pay rent in addition to their mortgage or leave.
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Fusco has packed up and moved out, but her neighbor David Wendell is putting up a fight.
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Fusco said she is now left in financial ruin. She said an independent appraiser valued her condo earlier this year at $101,000. When Timochenko had the property appraised, she said the average value was only around $35,000. Meantime, she still owes around $71,000 on her mortgage for a property she doesn't own anymore.
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(CBR) When filming begins early next year in Pontiac, Michigan, director Zack Snyder's "Man of Steel" sequel will be the largest production ever to shoot in the state, The Detroit Free Press reports. It will occupy all seven sound stages at Michigan Motion Picture Studios through August, and film at several locations across the state.
Michigan was originally set to play home to Marvel's "The Avengers" before production moved to Cleveland amid uncertainties about tax incentives.
Opening July 17, 2015, the still-untitled sequel stars Henry Cavill, Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot, Amy Adams, Laurence Fishburne and Diane Lane.
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The Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education has upgraded the syllabus for physics, chemistry, mathematics and biology for standard XII from academic year 2012-13, however, the new textbooks are yet to hit the market. The syllabus upgradation has been done as per the core syllabus prepared by the Council of Boards of School Education in India (COBSE). However, the board is still in the process of printing the new textbooks. This has left students of std XI in a fix since their final exams will be over by mid-March and they will be unable to immediately start preparations for std XII, as is the practice.
Though textbooks for physics and mathematics I and II are likely to be available by March 15, it would probably be two months by the time all the textbooks arrive in the market in their upgraded form. Harsh Prasad, a student of Fergusson College, told TOI, "std XII is a crucial year and I have enrolled in a coaching class for mathematics and other science subjects. The coaching classes will start from March 20, but I don't know how we will study without the textbooks." The upgraded syllabus for std XII will be implemented from academic year 2012-13 for science students. The board has tried to reduce the study load by eliminating some overlapping topics and concepts. The syllabus upgradation has incorporated topics that will enhance problem-solving abilities of the students. Satish Gokhale, who runs a coaching class for std XII science students, said, "We don't know what changes are being brought about and the weightage to be given to different topics. We will have to wait for another two months at least to get a clear picture of the upgraded syllabus. Till then, we will try and teach some basic topics so that not much time is lost." Harish Butale, who runs an educational non-governmental organisation called District Entrance Examination Performance Enhancement and Research, said, "The change in syllabus was on the cards for a long time and the final syllabus was drafted at least six months ago. I do not understand why the board is taking so long to print the books." Nidhi Kulkarni, a std XI student, said, "We know that after revision of the syllabus some new topics will be included. But we have no idea what these topics would be. The board has said the additions will be such that it will prepare students for competitive examinations. In such a case, the textbooks should have been out at least a year in advance, since students usually start to prepare for competitive exams right after std X." Speaking to TOI, chairman of the board Sarjerao Jadhav, said, "We took some time to finalise the new syllabus as per the COBSE thus leading to a delay in printing the books. The new syllabus aims at bringing every board at par with each other. The syllabus for mathematics I and II and physics is completely upgraded and printing for these textbooks will begin next week. We will try and make available the text books of these two subjects by March 15." Meanwhile, Anita Kadam, principal, K.T. Memorial High School, said, "Our school will reopen only in the first week of June. We are hoping that the new text books of science will be available by then."
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Maurice H. "Mort" Swanson, 83, of Geneseo, died unexpectedly Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2013, at the emergency room of Unity Point Health-Trinity Rock Island. Funeral services celebrating his life will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 19 at Grace United Methodist Church, Geneseo. The Rev. Melva England Graham will officiate. Burial will follow in Oakwood Cemetery, Geneseo. A visitation will be held from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 18 at Vandemore Funeral Home, Geneseo where a Masonic Service will be conducted at 7:45 p.m. by Stewart Masonic Lodge No. 92 AF & AM. Memorials may be left to the Maurice Swanson Memorial Fund to be distributed among several of his favorite organizations.
Mort was born Jan. 6, 1930, in rural Geneseo, the son of Harold and Lois (Hines) Swanson. He was a graduate of Geneseo High School. He married Janice M. Stach on Sept. 3, 1950, in Geneseo. She died in 2011. Mort was a lifetime grain and livestock farmer in rural Geneseo. He also owned and operated Swanson Brothers Farm Equipment with his brother, LeRoy.
Mort belonged to Grace United Methodist Church in Geneseo and the Stewart Masonic Lodge No. 92 AF & AM in Geneseo. He served on the Henry County Board for more than 40 years and was Phenix Township supervisor for 18 years. He was a member of the Antique Engine and Tractor Association in Geneseo and the Minneapolis-Moline Tractor Collectors Club. Mort enjoyed hunting, restoring tractors and was passionate about farming and family. He truly enjoyed family time at his lake.
Survivors include a daughter, Jean Pritchard of Geneseo; a son, David Swanson of Geneseo; five grandchildren, Joseph Swanson, Rebecca Swanson, Robert Swanson, Corporal Benjamin Pritchard USMC and Nathan Pritchard; a sister, Ava Resser of Geneseo; sister-in-law, Gladys Swanson and special friend, Donna Gotthardt. He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife; a son, Steven Swanson; a granddaughter, Megan Swanson; daughter-in-law, Sandra Swanson and his brother, LeRoy Swanson.
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The summary below is from the full report titled "Health Plan Members' Views about Disclosure of Medical Errors." It is in the 16 March 2004 issue of Annals of Internal Medicine (volume 140, pages 409-418). The authors are K.M. Mazor, S.R. Simon, R.A. Yood, B.C. Martinson, M.J. Gunter, G.W. Reed, and J.H. Gurwitz.
Medical errors commonly occur in patient care and have received increasing attention by both the medical profession and the public. While it is unrealistic to expect that all medical errors can be prevented, doctors and ethicists agree that at the very least, patients should be informed when an error has occurred. But in practice, this information is often not communicated to the patient. Little is known about the effect of telling (or not telling) patients and their families about medical errors.
To find out how the disclosure of information about medical errors affects relationships between doctor and patient.
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The researchers developed a questionnaire evaluating how people responded to information that they received about the occurrence of a medical error. First, a short description of the facts and outcome of an error was presented along with a description of what the doctor said. The type of error, severity of its outcome, and completeness of the doctor's explanation varied in each description. Only 1 clinical story was presented to each study participant. They were asked to imagine themselves as the patient or the patient's family as they answered several questions about how the doctor's presentation would have affected their relationship to the doctor. The questions tried to determine whether the doctor's explanation would have prompted the patient to switch care to another doctor or seek legal advice, whether they would have been satisfied with the explanation, whether it would have changed the patient's level of trust in the doctor, and what their emotional response to the explanation would have been.
Telling the whole story was associated with better ratings of the doctor with regard to satisfaction, trust, and the patient's emotional response. Greater severity of outcome and less complete explanations were associated with an increased likelihood that the patient would want to change doctors. However, the relationship between these factors and the likelihood of being sued was complex, and telling the whole truth did not necessarily prevent legal action. On the other hand, telling the whole truth did not increase the likelihood of being sued.
Fictional cases may not accurately predict how a patient would react to a real situation. Furthermore, more than 90% of study participants were white and were somewhat more educated than the whole population. As a result, the findings may not have been accurate for people who were not members of this HMO.
Truthful and complete description of medical errors improves the way patients feel about the doctor but may not prevent legal action.
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Spring 2016 Commencement
Saturday, May 7, 2016 9:00 am UH West O'ahu Campus Lower Courtyard
View the Spring 2016 Commencement program.
Graduates please see the Commencement Information for Graduates page regarding rehearsal and other details.
The West O'ahu Bookstore will be open from 8:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. and located in the Central Plaza. Snacks and cold beverages will be available for purchase.
Parking is limited and will be on a first come, first served basis. The parking lot will be closed once it reaches full capacity. Carpooling is highly encouraged. Plan to arrive early as there will be considerable congestion along the Farrington Highway entrance to the campus. Those needing disability parking are especially encouraged to arrive early.
Guests may arrive at 8:00 a.m.
We strongly recommend that you arrive early, as the area will be sectioned off once we reach maximum capacity. If you need special accommodations, please contact Student Affairs at (808) 689-2900 by April 7, 2016.
NOTE: Balloons, signs/banners and strollers are not allowed into the seating area for safety reasons. Also, photographs and videos may be taken from your seats only.
Only Service Animals Allowed
The ADA defines a service animal as any guide dog, signal dog, or other animal individually trained to provide assistance to an individual with a disability. If they meet this definition, animals are considered service animals under the ADA regardless of whether they have been licensed or certified by a state or local government.
Service animals perform some of the functions and tasks that the individual with a disability cannot perform for him or herself. Guide dogs are one type of service animal, used by some individuals who are blind. This is the type of service animal with which most people are familiar. But there are service animals that assist persons with other kinds of disabilities in their day-to-day activities. Some examples include:
- Alerting persons with hearing impairments to sounds.
- Pulling wheelchairs or carrying and picking up things for persons with mobility impairments.
- Assisting persons with mobility impairments with balance.
Animals that do not meet the above definition of service animals are prohibited on campus.
Audience members can take photographs from their seats only. A photographer will take a photograph of each candidate receiving his/her diploma.
The University of Hawai'i - West O'ahu (UHWO) reserves the right to photograph/videotape participants and guests at commencement for purposes of publicizing the University's programs or for any other lawful purpose, including the right to print, publish, broadcast, and use as appropriate for public information without additional consideration or compensation. All photographs/videos become the property of UHWO.
Lei Vendors
Vendors selling flower lei will be on campus during the commencement ceremonies. The vendors will be located on the grass area in front of the Dining Commons.
If you would like to be on-campus Lei vendor during Commencement, please submit a written proposal along with a copy of your HI State General Excise Tax License and W-9 Form. You must be able to provide adequate inventory and sell fresh flower lei from 7:30 am to 9:30 am on Saturday, May 07, 2016. We expect approximately 220 graduates and 2500 guests at the event. Proposals should be submitted via email, to UH West O'ahu Event Planner, Lynn Reyes, at email@example.com by 12:00 pm on Friday, April 15, 2016. If selected, you will be notified by return email.
First Aid
A First Aid station will be in the Library. In case of emergency, medical or otherwise, please inform Campus Security or a staff member wearing yellow lei.
After the Ceremony
- Meet your graduate by the appropriate alphabetical sign on the Great Lawn and Central Plaza.
- We recommend that you consider meeting those with physical disabilities at a location closer to the Campus Center.
- Please do not block the walkway next to the rock wall and Great Lawn.


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Search Underway for Missing Backpacker in Yosemite National Park
A large-scale search is underway in Yosemite National Park for Ottorrina "Terrina" Bonaventura, 80, from Schererville, Indiana. Bonaventura was last seen on July 30, 2007, near Vogelsang High Sierra Camp in Yosemite National Park. Over 100 people, including foot patrol, air patrol, and dog teams have joined the search effort.


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I am writing with a heavy heart over a man I never met, the latest to fall victim to unfortunately being in the wrong place, at the wrong time, with the high-speed chase in Williamsport that resulte......
No one wants to see an innocent person die or get injured, vehicle chases are dangerous. But having a no-chase policy would result in a lot of other people 'running' rather than pulling over when the police tried to stop you if they know that the police can't chase you if they do.
In my opinion, you would create more dangerous situations because people simply know all they have to do is run.
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First, everyone continues to speculate. No one is found to have blame or lack thereof. PaSP has not issued findings. We now have a percentage of our local community convincing themselves they are accident reconstruction experts by performing a drive-by to feed their prurient interests. First, wait for the results. Second, any policy will still always need exceptions. Just as there will be dangers there will also be dozens of scenarios where aggressive behavior by emergency vehicles may be warranted. Third, there are no helicopters here. They were taken away from PaSP well-over a year ago. Our legislators tried to get them back. The helicopters you may see are medical going to and from SHS with entirely different equipment.Finally, I do believe the entire community is saddened by this man's death, wish condolences to his family and would be of any help they could. Conversely, we have no idea how the officer is also suffering.Let's wait on the PaSP.
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Spike, if I was a betting man I would place my bet on the fact that this officer was responding to the assist call at a high rate of speed, overtaking the victims vehicle with no emergency lights and siren on. JMO but if he did have his lights and siren on, I don't think the Police Chief would be silent about it like he has been when asked. Like you said, we will find out when the investigation is complete.
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I think this letter is an over-reaction to an accident.
Accidents are part of life. There is no absolute safety available.
When was the last time someone in our area died as a result of a high-speed pursuit?
Spike is correct in advising we wait for the full report before jumping to conclusions.
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Cap - it's not an internal investigation. Whatever comes to light will be through the PaSP, not the city. I'm also a little surprised you would guess at all. Do we guess on guilt or innocence or even file charges against someone without an investigation? I think I am over-reading your comment but no investigation should have anything released piecemeal. Let's let the PaSP, crash and reconstruction experts all do their job first.
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Spike, I agree, we should wait until the investigation is over. I'm just basing my opinion on what is being reported and from what I learned from a relative who was a first responder at the scene. But you know what they say about opinions. :-)
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It doesn't matter what the truth is folks, because it will never get printed in the SG correctly. I see the editor and Mr. Stender have tried to write an article about this very subject and does it support the police department? Why do I get the feeling the SG gets very little information from City Hall to being?
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??to begin with?
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Laughin, I agree. I think the information is being suppressed more because of the eventual possibility of a civil suit than because of a pending investigation. I'm quite sure the city attorney is pulling the strings on this one.
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Short of standing in front on City Hall and holding signs that read "release the dashboard camera footage" all we can do is wait for state police to release their report.
Whenever that happens... it took three days just to release the name of the officer involved.
The SG should add a graphic to the frontpage of the paper: "XXX days and still no report"
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The deceased individual was by all experiences one of the nicest humans God put on this earth. We cannot comprehend how such a fate would befall such a beautiful individual. That being said, what did happen? What is "high speed" and was that a factor? Does anyone even know what speeds were involved? Does anyone even know the physical and kinetic events and forces that did occur specific to this accident? 107 Police Officers died in the line of duty in 2013, 31 from gunshots. The law in most every state and municipality allows for suspension of traffic rules to accommodate emergency response.
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Yoxtheimer-"He should be charged with vehicular manslaughter just like any civilian would had they caused this violent wreck!"
He did? I must have missed the facts of this accident.
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Yoxtheimer said:
"High speed pursuit's aren't necessary."
That is a nice idea to support your local drug dealer.
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Based on the information available it appears that the responding officer was reckless at best and criminally negligent at worst. Traveling at such a high rate of speed at the location of the crash showed a blatant lack of good sense and judgement and it cost a man his life. 'Just doing his job' I don't think will ever be a good enough excuse for his actions and the sad results thereof.
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Troy, This is from an article from Pennlive:
"Emergency lights and siren were activated on a city police cruiser before the fiery collision Sunday evening that killed the driver of another vehicle, investigators say... Both vehicles were eastbound on Third Street and as DePrenda was about the pass, Robinson made a left turn onto Railway Street, investigators said. The impact sent Robinson's car into a utility pole and fire hydrant, severing both of them. The impact sent Robinson's car into a utility pole and fire hydrant, severing both of them. The car then came to a stop against a vacant house and burst into flames which spread to the house. Robinson, who was on his way to work, according to police, was pronounced dead at the scene. His mother, Nancy Robinson, is a City Hall employee.
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If the lights and sirens were activated and Mr Robinson turned into the path of the Cruiser who was passing him (a legal maneuver for emergency vehicles), what evidence do you have that supports your claim of negligence, let alone vehicular homicide?
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If the Pennlive story is accurate, it reveals many here as anti-police and pro-criminal.
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thecaringkind-"Traveling at such a high rate of speed"
What was the speed the officer was traveling?
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Discussing this over dinner another point came to light. Everyone seems to be making this about the pursuit. This officer was responding to back up other officers involved in the pursuit. This could have just as easily been a shooting the officer was responding to, or a robbery, a stabbing, a fight, domestic violence, a medical emergency or any number of other emergencies.
Would we be having the same conversation if he was not responding to the vehicle pursuit?
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Nancy Robinson raised a very fine son. He is with the Lord Jesus Christ. We grieve but also celebrate. People I know who casually knew of him remark about how helpful and kind a gentleman he was. He left that memory with so many. Well done Mr. Robinson. You had no idea how long on this earth you had to share Christ's love. You certainly made the best use of your time. Now your eternal reward is great in heaven. Don't be sad that we squabble over things that don't matter. Pray for us that we might be more like you and follow your example.
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Yoxtheimer-"you badge licker!"
Badge licker? LOL Are you mad because it was your dealer they arrested?
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A no chase policy is not what I had in mind. If pursuit driving is necessary, under some conditions, at least have experienced officers trained for such and eliminate "high speeds" in residential areas. I would also like to know how to pull over on Third street and Railway where this occurred, there is nowhere to go? I need to have control of my vehicle at all times, so, certainly, should a police officer. Other states, municipalities have made changes to existing policies and so should we (in the event that such a policy even exists!) Perhaps an overview of all polices should be examined.
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I am curious as to why the almighty chief has few comments concerning this incident and instead choose to send minion miller out to face the firestorm. Wonder if that is to keep him from putting his foot in his mouth or to try to avoid exposing the public to his inappropriate potentially exposive behavior?
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Years ago, as a Philadelphia Fire Department command officer, part of my duties included training of new drivers of fire apparatus as well as medic units and ambulances. Each officer's duties also included ensuring the safe operation of the fire apparatus during the response.
Unless the relevant Pa. law has been changed, our Motor Vehicle Code requires that ALL operators maintain control of their vehicle at all times. That includes emergency vehicles!
Being familiar with that stretch of East Third Street, leaves me with a question..
If I were a police officer, responding to a call for assistance by another officer who announced he had a (drug) suspect detained at gunpoint, at 6:40 pm on a Sunday evening, what speed would I consider safe ??
Definitely not 88mph !!
Rest in peace, Mr. Robinson, .... and condolences to your family.
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East Riding residents are being urged to ensure they are registered to vote under a new electoral registration system.
The new system, called Individual Electoral Registration (IER), is being introduced nationally and means that every individual in a household is now responsible for their own voter registration.
This is a change from the previous system under which the head of each household was responsible for registering everyone who lived at an address.
Residents now need to include more details when registering, including National Insurance number and date of Birth, to make the electoral register more secure.
Registration can now also be carried out online at www.gov.uk/register-to-vote
Letters explaining the change will be sent out to all residents in the East Riding between the end of July and the end of August.
Most people who are already registered to vote will be registered automatically under the new system and they will not need to do anything.
These people will be sent a letter confirming they have been registered to vote automatically.
But some people may need to take action to join the new register and the council's electoral services team is writing to those people to tell them whether they need to take action.
Residents are urged to respond to this letter, if asked to. A registration form and envelope will be provided with the letter.
Those who do not respond and are not included on the updated electoral register risk not being able to vote in the future.
Councillor Margaret Chadwick, portfolio holder for council support services, said: "This is the biggest change to the electoral registration system in nearly 100 years and East Riding residents need to be aware of these changes.
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The new system was introduced by the Government through the Electoral Registration and Administration Act 2013.
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South African Memories
December 14, 2013 - Ray Tsuchiyama
Several years ago I visited Johannesburg, South Africa.
It was a long, long flight: first a hop from Tokyo to Hong Kong, a short lay-over, then a long one on Cathay Pacific across Southeast Asia, over the Indian Ocean under the tip of the Indian peninsula, then flying over dhows sailing the Arabian Sea, and southwards to the officially-named Republic of South Africa, the southern tip of the vast African continent.
I arrived in late June, which meant the season was early winter, and people wore sweaters and jackets. While I was indeed in Africa, I was not in a hot bungalow next to lions and giraffes (as many assume, given all those old Tarzan movies and "Mutual of Omaha" African safari documentaries of a few decades ago), but in a cool temperate climate in the middle of a sprawling city. I even recalled rolling green hills during the taxi ride from the airport reminiscent of Fairfield and Vacaville in northern California.*
I stayed in a nice hotel in the Sandton Mall, now a very exclusive part of Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa. Jo'berg, as the city's residents refer to the vibrant metropolis, is the size of Honolulu in population, and is not the capital – that distinction belongs to Pretoria, a slightly smaller urban center, also in the same Gauteng province, the wealthiest region in all of Africa.
In a corner of up-scale Sandton Mall filled with jewelry shops, mobile phone stores and restaurants stands a huge statue of Nelson Mandela, who passed away recently aged 95. He spent 27 years of his life in prison, much in solitary confinement. To give just a small insight of the legacy he leaves behind as a revolutionary leader, then President, and then global statesman, below is a list of his awards.
South Africa has had much pain in its history, and there are still extreme statistics in poverty, education, violent crime, and HIV/AIDS. On my ride from the airport we casually passed a man lying next to the road with a bloody shirt, surrounded by two nonchalant police officers; on my visit to a PR agency, the office was surrounded by a barb-wire fence and a security guard checked all cars arriving into the parking lot.
It is a country where merely putting a famous individual's face on a South African currency bill will offend and antagonize some group in South African society, so all the bills I carried in my wallet had pictures of finely-etched animals, including wildebeests and antelopes, all "neutral" images (my late father, who loved African wildlife documentaries would have been happy at the promotion of animals, although for the wrong reasons).
At dusk I walked outside in the brisk air and found myself next to the giant statue of Nelson Mandela. A passerby kindly took my photo (see upper right-side of blog). Upon peering at the photo again, I can discern the long winter shadows and a man sitting engrossed in a newspaper. The surroundings could be in London or New York or even San Diego.
I recall a few memories of my South African business trip:
When I booked a car for a business meeting, a concierge asked me for my name. I said my name and then he repeated it perfectly.
I was startled, as very few people (almost none) could pronounce my name outside of Japan (and even in Japan, it is a rare name, and I have to repeat myself at least twice, sometimes three times to get my name across). I immediately asked how he pronounced my name so well, so quickly.
He looked at me and smiled. He said that in his native isiXhosa language (Xhosa is the tribal name, "isi" added as a prefix means the "language of the Xhosa people" similar to the term 'olelo Hawai'i) the "Tsu" sound, alien to Indo-European languages, was actually prevalent, and why was "chi" and "yama" so difficult?
I was delighted. I had found a home. From then on, I would tell South Africans my name and would be clapping away when they got it immediately – a kind of child-like game, but given years of tortured pronunciation of my name by so many people, it was a wonderful experience.
I also learned some isiXhosa and isiZulu, like "Molo? Unjani?" (Hello? How are you?), and was an immediate big hit among the hotel staff, who would almost collapse in delight and thankfulness that somebody would take the time to learn some phrase in Bantu (the local linguistic family group in South Africa). (Who knows, the concierge may have spoken about me and my curious name to his family during Sunday dinner at their home in a Johannesburg suburb.)
The late Nelson Mandela was an isiXhosa speaker (there are eleven official languages in South Africa) and with a surge of immigration from India, Pakistan, and surrounding African states (Botswana and Mozambique harbored African National Congress exiles for decades), there are even more languages added to the crowded South African linguistic mix, including Arabic (Lebanon, Egypt), Hebrew (Israel), Hausa and Igbo (Nigeria), Swahili (Kenya and Tanzania), Gujarati, Marathi and Hindi (India), Portuguese (Mozambique), French (the Congo and African Francophone states), and even Mandarin Chinese (Mainland China). Yes, there are a couple of Chinatowns in Jo'burg, and many Chinese immigrants lead start-ups, restaurants, all kinds of ventures.
In twenty years, Jo'burg will transform into a multi-ethnic, multi-linguistic community with some business and community leaders who look Asian and speak Mandarin, isiXhosa plus English and Afrikaans. The city will still be in southern Africa, though, but by then few would find such a multi-ethnic society so unusual, even in Africa.
See my older Forbes.com Blog: China Turns Its Focus to Africa
*The resemblance to northern California also translates to great wines. The Jo'berg airport has a huge South African wine selection and some reds are exceptional in tasting, and also not over-priced.
**South Africa has a "pidgin" English dialect that Hawai'i residents would comprehend instantly.
Nelson Mandela's Awards: Nobel Peace Prize, Bharat Ratna, Time's Person of the Year, Sakharov Prize, Presidential Medal of Freedom, Congressional Gold Medal, Arthur Ashe Courage Award, Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal, Gandhi Peace Prize, Philadelphia Liberty Medal, Jawaharlal Nehru Award for International Understanding, Lenin Peace Prize, Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee Medal, Nishan-e-Pakistan, Al-Gaddafi International Prize for Human Rights, Ambassador of Conscience Award, International Simón Bolívar Prize, United Nations Prize in the Field of Human Rights, Order of the Nile, World Citizenship Award, U Thant Peace Award, Félix Houphouët-Boigny Peace Prize, Isitwalandwe Medal, Indira Gandhi Award for International Justice and Harmony, Freedom of the City of Aberdeen, Bruno Kreisky Award, UNESCO Peace Prize, Carter–Menil Human Rights Prize, Bishop John T. Walker Distinguished Humanitarian Service Award, Giuseppe Motta Medal, Ludovic-Trarieux International Human Rights Prize, J. William Fulbright Prize for International Understanding, W E B DuBois International Medal, Prince of Asturias Award for International Cooperation, Harvard Business School Statesman of the Year Award.
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Betty Hutton
Born Dec 15, 1921
Betty Hutton was an American stage, film, and television actress, comedienne and singer.
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Browse recent news and stories about Betty Hutton.
The Landlord PhilanthropistHuffington Post - Feb 05, 2015
Arnold City Council Votes On New Committee MembersArnold Patch - Jun 21, 2012
"Judy: A Legendary Film Career," Lavish Book About Late Icon, Published Aug. 23 Playbill.ComGoogle News - Aug 23, 2011
Songs And Cocktails: An Exclusive Interview With Ana Gasteyer The Morton ReportGoogle News - Aug 11, 2011
Learn about the memorable moments in the evolution of Betty Hutton.
1921 Birth Born on February 26, 1921.
1939 18 Years Old 1 More Event
They did not hear of him again until they received a telegram in 1939, informing them of his suicide. … Read More
1943 22 Years Old In 1943 she was given co-star billing with Bob Hope in Let's Face It and with the release of The Miracle of Morgan's Creek the following year, Hutton attained major stardom.
1945 24 Years Old 1 More Event
By the time Incendiary Blonde was released in 1945, she had supplanted Lamour as Paramount's number one female box office attraction. … Read More
1952 31 Years Old Hutton's second marriage in 1952 was to choreographer Charles O'Curran. They divorced in 1955. … Read More
1954 33 Years Old Hutton got work in radio, appeared in Las Vegas and in nightclubs, then tried her luck in the new medium of television. In 1954, TV producer Max Liebman, of Your Show of Shows, fashioned his first "Color Spectacular" as an original musical written especially for Hutton, Satins and Spurs. … Read More
1957 36 Years Old In 1957, she appeared on a Dinah Shore show on NBC that also featured Boris Karloff; the program has been preserved on a kinescope.
1959 38 Years Old Desilu Productions took a chance on Hutton in 1959, giving her a sitcom, The Betty Hutton Show, directed by Jerry Fielding. … Read More
1960 39 Years Old Her fourth and final marriage in 1960 was to jazz trumpeter Pete Candoli, a brother of Conte Candoli. Hutton and Candoli had one child They divorced in 1962.
1964 43 Years Old Hutton began headlining in Las Vegas and touring across the country. She returned to Broadway briefly in 1964 when she temporarily replaced a hospitalized Carol Burnett in the show Fade Out – Fade In.
1967 46 Years Old 1 More Event
In 1967 she was signed to star in two low-budget westerns for Paramount, but was fired shortly after the projects began. … Read More
1970 49 Years Old Hutton had a nervous breakdown and later attempted suicide after losing her singing voice in 1970. … Read More
1978 57 Years Old She also appeared on Good Morning America, which led to a 1978 televised reunion with her two daughters. … Read More
1980 59 Years Old She followed Dorothy Loudon as the evil Miss Hannigan in Annie on Broadway in 1980. … Read More
1983 62 Years Old Her last known performance, in any medium, was on Jukebox Saturday Night, which aired on PBS in 1983. … Read More
1999 78 Years Old After the death of her ally, Father Maguire, Hutton returned to California, moving to Palm Springs in 1999, after decades in New England.
2000 79 Years Old Hutton hoped to grow closer with her daughters and grandchildren, as she told Robert Osborne on TCM's Private Screenings in April 2000, though her children remained distant. … Read More
2007 86 Years Old The program was rerun as a memorial on the evening of her death in 2007, and again on July 11, 2008, April 14, 2009, and as recently as January 26, 2010. … Read More
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Band Student Dies in Hazing at Florida A&MStephanie Precourt
That's it. I'm officially going to bubble wrap my children until they are out of college.
A Florida A&M drum major died after injuries from a hazing incident this month. While no one has stepped up to confirm he died from hazing, former band members and police say Robert Champion was likely forced to walk through a "gauntlet of fists."
I'm appalled by the students who could do such a thing, and I think anyone involved in hazing rituals should be punished to the highest extent of the law. I'm heartbroken for the kids who feel like they have to go through with it. No matter how steeped in tradition it may be, hazing is barbaric and should be more closely monitored by schools. Florida A&M claims to have suspended over 30 students for hazing just this semester. But is suspension enough? Apparently not.
The school has fired the band director, Julian White, whom the family plans to sue, including Florida A&M. The grieving parents said Robert never gave them any clues that hazing was going on, and acted like everything was okay.
I mean, he was in band. What in the world?! I'm obviously clueless because I associate hazing with college fraternities and the military. Not something sweet and innocent like the marching band. I have a lot to learn. And to teach my kids.
And a whole lot of bubble wrap to buy.
Read Stephanie's posts at Strollerderby and her personal blog Adventures in Babywearing.


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Toronto mayor can't promise he will stay sober
TORONTO -- Embattled Toronto Mayor Rob Ford said Friday that he won't guarantee he will stay sober if he's re-elected, telling a radio show that people will just have to trust him.
Ford, who returned this week to City Council from two months in rehab, said in an interview that he can't make promises about something over which he has "no control."
Radio host Jerry Agar said that as someone who has supported Ford in the past, the lack of guarantees that he won't drink again if re-elected makes it tough to "take another four-year shot on Rob Ford."
"That's up to you," Ford replied. "You're going to have to look at my record and compare it to the people I'm running (against) and you're basically going to have to trust me."
Ford insisted that his return and run for re-election won't compromise his recovery.
Ford earlier this week blamed substance abuse for the racist and homophobic language he's used.
-- Associated Press


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Public Relations Director- Real Simple
- Employer
- Time INC
- Location
- New York
- Posted
- Dec 12, 2012
- Closes
- Jan 11, 2013
- Contact
- Erick Velez
- Category
- Digital Media, Other, PR & Communications, Publishing, Social Media, Technology
- Duration
- Full Time
The Time Inc. Lifestyle Group seeks a seasoned PR professional to oversee Communications for REAL SIMPLE, the award-winning lifestyle brand that provides inspiring ideas and practical solutions to help today's busy woman navigate her everyday life.The PR director will work closely with the editorial and business sides of the brand to set the Communications strategy, position the brand in the marketplace, and create and identify media opportunities to help achieve the brand's overall business goals. The PR Director will be a key member of the REAL SIMPLE management team, serving as a Communications advisor to the brand. The PR Director will be responsible for strategic and creative PR campaigns across all media, including print, TV, digital, bloggers and social media. The position requires extensive knowledge of and relationships in the lifestyle arena as well as a successful track record in both the consumer and trade press. The PR Director will also work on other Lifestyle Group brands, as needed, and pitch in on overall communications for the group. The position reports to the VP, Communications for the Time Inc. Lifestyle Group, with additional reporting relationships to the brands' editorial and business leads. Requirements:-8-10 years experience in lifestyle PR-Strong enthusiasm for the REAL SIMPLE brand-Demonstrated success developing and implementing strategic and creative PR plans-Ability to position brands in a positive light and foresee potential risks to brand reputation-Experience writing talking points and prepping executives for press interviews and speaking engagements-Proven success with digital, including strong knowledge of online lifestyle space, blogosphere and social platforms-Established relationships with print reporters, bloggers and national TV producers -Ability to juggle multiple responsibilities, deadlines and senior executives in a fast-paced environment-Excellent writing skills (samples required) and verbal/pitching skills-Ability to think creatively and "outside the box"


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In our quick recap of the Flyers-Pens weekend series, we said this:
The Pens finally got a goal from a third/fourth liner with Megna's, so he's probably gonna get sent down.
Then, this morning, we read this:
The Pittsburgh Penguins have re-assigned forward Jayson Megna to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton of the American Hockey League (AHL), it was announced by executive vice president and general manager Ray Shero.
Megna has skated in 26 games with Pittsburgh, tallying five goals and eight points.
Read that last line again: "Megna has skated in 26 games with Pittsburgh, tallying five goals and eight points."
"tallying five goals and eight points."
"five goals and eight points."
"five goals"
Let's look at the Penguins roster, shall we? Here are Penguins' forwards ranked by goals scored this season:
Megna is behind Crosby, Kunitz, Neal, Malkin, Jokinen, Sutter and Dupuis in goals. He's played 26 games.
Now let's look at average time on ice per game:
He's 21st among forwards on the Penguins, in case you didn't notice him. That's less time than Zach Sill, Taylor Pyatt and Chris Conner, among others. Yet he's 8th in goals among forwards.
We know that it's not every player's responsibility to score goals. We know that some players are there to kill penalties or shut down the other team or drop the gloves against the opponent's designated puncher for some reason. We also know that the Pittsburgh Penguins have scored a lot of goals this season (they're currently 6th in goals for.) We know that Megna was the easy choice to send down, since he could go to WBS without clearing waivers. We understand all of those things.
But we also understand that the Pens need offense from their bottom six, at least sometimes. If either of the top two lines go cold, the Pens could definitely be in trouble. Look at the goals chart above and ignore Dupuis since he's been injured for a long time. The Pens basically have six guys who score and a whole bunch of others who don't. Is that a problem? Maybe… but maybe not.
The Bruins have seven forwards who have double digits in the goal column. The Blues have eight. Anaheim has seven. San Jose has eight. Colorado has seven. Chicago also has seven. That's every team that currently has more than 90 points in the standings.
All of them have more forwards with 10 or more goals than the Penguins, but not by many. So maybe the Pens are fine with their six. Maybe Beau Bennett could be back soon. Maybe it's a salary cap and/or waivers thing. Maybe he needed to go since the roster was full. Maybe it's that he was brought up to fill in for Kunitz or Neal and has now been sent back down because his "role" is no longer needed.
Whatever it is, it kind of feels wrong to send down a player who can score when the third and fourth lines have been struggling so badly. We'd rather lose someone like Taylor Pyatt on waivers and keep Megna up, but that's just us and we have exactly zero experience running a professional hockey team.


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It seems like every two minutes there's a new computer on the market that's so much better than the one we have. TVs are being "upgraded" from 2D to 3D, cell phones are nearly obsolete the second you've purchase one, and even books are being "upgraded" from paper to digital media. In a world where everything is "upgradeable," does that apply to your bird's cage, too?
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PLMII new books on the way...
Handmaidens is being replaced by - "Tyri the Valkyrie" I made a change due to the simple fact that all the stories in "Handmaidens" had Tyri in them as the... Read more
A Thanks from PLMII
First off let me say a big thanks to all who have backed Ing the Viking, Volume II. It should also be noted that many of you have backed my... Read more
Thanks to our latest round of backers we are at $865.00!
Thanks to all who have supported thus far!
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Thanks to our latest backers we are now only 12% away from the next stretch reward.
Olia the Valkyrie Concept Art
Olia the Valkyrie Concept Art.
Olia is Handmaiden to Odin and the twin sister of Tyri the Valkyrie from Ing the Viking. She will be drawn by three artists in Ing... Read more
We are just (4) $25.00 away...
We are just (4) $25.00 backers away...I have the greatest backers in the world!
Thanks for all your support!
74% funded...
We are currnetly 74% funded and starting day numer "2". I am so thankful for my supporters and cannot wait for you to read Ing II.
And so it begins!
Thanks for those of you who returned and those who are now joining us!
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I've posted an oldie but goodie over at 5 Minutes For Parenting today. I hope you have a Happy Mother's Day!
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Happy Mothers Day. The best mother's day present really is just the kids themselves.ReplyDelete
Yes, you did great!! I am impressed you got all four sitting nicely and taking a picture :) Happy Mother's Day!!ReplyDelete
Happy Mother's Day to you from me!ReplyDelete
Happy Mother's Day to you too! What beautiful children.ReplyDelete
Happy Mother's Day! Love these pictures! Ivy LaRue looks like she knows she is in charge of the 4pack in the first one. The happiness I see in these little faces is like looking at a bouqet of flowers this morning. I can't believe the little man that Noah is becoming. Carter is so comical and Gray is happy to have his sister by his side.ReplyDelete
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P.s.s. "bouquet"...I will get it right eventually.ReplyDelete
Love the new look over here! Happy Mother's Day!ReplyDelete
Happy Mother's Day! Love the picture!ReplyDelete
I'd say you did spectacularly! Have a perfect day!!ReplyDelete
You most certainly did. :)
Happy Mothers Day to the official mother of all bloggers! Congrats. You totally deserved that win btw...
P.S. I hope you all know that I DO know proper grammar and sometimes saying it wrong sounds better!
I probably am the only one that is feeling itchy about that.
your new design is gorgeous! happy mother's day! the photos are wonderful!ReplyDelete
You sure did :)
And Beth's new design is FABULOUS :) Off to go update my button for you :)
HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!ReplyDelete
Happy Mothers Day to you
Ive and Gray look identical!
You sure did!
And I LOVE the new design!
Your kids are beautiful!! Your first mother's day of four children - kudos to you!! I hope you have the best day ever!ReplyDelete
oh, i adore your new blog design btw! very cute!ReplyDelete
You certainly did! Happy Mother's Day!!!
By the way, your blog looks awesome!
All four together! How cute!ReplyDelete
Happy Mother's Day, Steph!!!!
You've done a wonderful thing with all those beautiful children, and it show in their faces!!
Happy Mothers Day Stephanie!!! Those kiddos are such cuties!!ReplyDelete
you certainly did!!!ReplyDelete
oh and happy mom's day!ReplyDelete
You did great!! They are adorable. Happy Mother's Day to you!!ReplyDelete
You did VERY good, what a lovely family. :)
Happy Mother's Day!
Great pictures! Blessings!
I posted my own special pictures today, too.
Wow that is amazing. I need to know your secret.
Love the new design too.
They are beautiful! :-)ReplyDelete
You sure did, girl. That top one of Ivy is PRECIOUS!!!ReplyDelete
They are so adorable!
Happy Mother's Day to you!
Happy Mothers Day!!ReplyDelete
Happy Mother's Day! Gosh, I was gone on vacation and missed all kinds of great news! LOVE the new look AND how exciting to get a fridge!! Ours just broke, so I will be hunting down a repairman tomorrow to see if we can fix it cheap. In the meantime we will be eating a lot of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches!
AND I wanted to add: I Did Good sounds great :) For a picture of 4 little bundles of energy, I did well sounds proper and formal, but good echos the life bouncing off the pictures. I loved it.
Holy cow, when did the boys get so big?!?
Happy Mother's Day!
You did do good, look at them! All beautiful!ReplyDelete
Happy Mother's Day! You have a beautiful family.ReplyDelete
Yep, you done good Momma! Happy belated Mother's Day! : )ReplyDelete
No you did great! They are adorable. I hope you had a great mother's day!ReplyDelete
Yes, you did! What a beautiful family you have!
Happy Belated Mother's Day! :)


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Almost there
Whats up everyone.
Almost there on my film about the custom vinyl toy world...
Waiting on a few key interviews to happen before final cuts are made.
Sorry to everyone... Read more
Bay area on deck.
Good evening everyone.
Just want to give a quick update on what's going on later this month.
I'll be heading back up north to Oakland and San Francisco to see... Read more
Angry Woebots!
Been back in California for a few days and decided to go see Mr. 808 himself, Aaron Martin aka Angry Woebots, in his Southern California studio.
I've been a fan of... Read more
Back from New York
Hello everyone.
I just got back from a much needed trip to New York shooting b-roll of the city for the film and a few key clips of certain areas... Read more
Final Stages of Filming
Hey everyone
Just landed in New York to finish up some last minute filming for the film.
When I return to California in a few weeks I will be wrapping... Read more
Staying in touch
What up everyone. I wanted to send out a message letting you all know my plans for the film this year.
I want to start out by saying thank you for... Read more
dopevinyl update!
What up everyone.
Sorry for the lack of updates about this project. It's been a rough year for me, but I am still working to bring you a fun... Read more
dopevinyl shred parks
Hello everyone!
Just want to include you in on a custom sale I have going on today at 9AM PST.
A group of "dopevinyl shred parks" made from production munko... Read more
nugglife video teaser
Hello everyone.
Here is another video clip of Ian Ziobrowski aka Nugglife working on one of his biggest grow houses in his studio in Long Island New York. More artist... Read more
Back from New York
Hello everyone.
Just want to keep you all updated with whats going on with the documentary.
I just got back from New York a few weeks ago working on the... Read more
Still goin..
What up everyone.
I want to apologize for the lack of updates as regular work has taken over my life the past months. I am now back on track with... Read more
documentary update: joe ledbetter
documentary update: joe ledbetter
location: los angeles, ca. month: janaury 2014
Since the past few months have been limited with content on my film, I decided to spoil you guys... Read more
new update 2014 plans!
What up everyone.
Want to start off by apologizing for the lack of updates lately and promise to keep everyone more up to date about what is going on.
From... Read more
update coming soon!
if you ordered a custom from shadoe delgado he had an issue with materials and is now back on track. he will contact you shortly or you... Read more
Documentary Update #5: Tony Gil
Documentary Update #5: Tony Gil
Location: San Jose, Ca . Month: June 2013
I made my way upstate California to San Jose this past weekend to check out Tony Gil... Read more
Documentary Update #4: Huck Gee
Documentary Update #4: Huck Gee
Location: San Francisco, Ca . Month: May 2013
Huck is an extremely busy business man that has done what the majority of the world wants... Read more
Documentary Update #3: Jon Legarte aka Jon-e-Boi
Documentary Update #3: Jon Legarte aka Jon-e-boi
Location: San Francisco, Ca . Month: April 2013
Jon Legarte, aka Jon-E-Boi, is one of the younger and talented individuals that will be... Read more
Documentary Update #2: Komega and Jfury
Documentary Update #2: Komega and Jfury
Location: Salinas, Ca . Month: April 2013
The eight hour train ride up to Salinas was a rad adventure in its own. I have... Read more
Documentary Update #1: Nerviswr3k
Documentary Update #1: Nerviswr3k
Location: Phoenix, AZ . Month: April 2013
The first trip for my documentary film (focusing on custom vinyl art work and the artists involved) could not... Read more
funded, thank you!
...to every one of you that played any kind of role in helping me reach this goal.
I cannot wait to get to work later this month. I... Read more
48 Hours left!
Hello everyone!
We are almost to the end with 48 hours left and we are over the goal.
Thank you so much to everyone, you are more than awesome.
However,... Read more
New video and thank yous!
(Same info on front page of Kickstarter)
I made a video displaying a short look into the world of customizing vinylmation and... Read more
Thank you everyone!
Hello everyone
I just want to first say a huge thank you to all of you for your support. It means a lot and it is awesome to hopefully see... Read more
and some more..! (more donations coming throughout the next few weeks)
Huge thanks to all you who have supported or watched.
New items being added tonight! February 12, 2013
Jc Rivera - Custom 4" Munny Bear Champ of any color. 5pm PST
David Kraig - Custom Goblin King - based of a micro munny (approx 4.5" tall) 6pm PST... Read more