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Choir conducting can be legitimate. The choir teacher at my high school spent a boatload of money and 5 years on his training. But yeah, in the case of average carolers though, it's probably not.
I've had the same thought about conductors before.
My conductor conducts with his middle fingers and sometimes I do the same back.
I have often thought this about conductors as well.
Ive often thought the exact same thing...
I've often thought the same thing...
Thank god I'm not the only one who thinks this way.
But metronomes make one of the more annoying sounds in the world...
and first? It's still a great feat to have no life first, right?
Good point made by the author that sometimes you need to vent.You need to somehow release your anger from you heart.But sometimes venting also increases the tension.So its better to keep your cool
:) good one
Well done - very seasonal with the carols while still being interdenominationally inclusive. Afterall, the first part of Festivus is the airing of the grievances
LOVE the last panel, Scott-- the entire page is a work of inspired genius, as per usual!
Frame 3 is awesome! I would also respect a mini lightsaber (damn inaccurate metronome).
As a choral conducting student, I must say. Now that I've been given the idea, I'm going to give the choir the finger the next time the tenors forget their part.
Awesome comic! :)
Well, I'll skip over the bit where I point out everything that conductors actually CAN do to influence a performance in real time. Instead, I will ruefully agree that for many choirs (and probably 95%+ of choirs caroling at the mall), no-one will have their heads out of their music long enough to observe the time of day, let alone the conductor's vain ministrations. Well said, comic-man.
Excellent! I've often felt the same way...
> Studies show that venting actually makes you angrier, and is pointless.
> Like many pointless things, it is really satisfying.
See David Brin's "Open Letter to Researchers of Addiction, Brain Chemistry, and Social Psychology" (2005) about addiction to self-righteous indignation.
"While there are many drawbacks, self-righteousness can also be heady, seductive, and even... well... addictive. Any truly honest person will admit that the state feels good. The pleasure of knowing, with subjective certainty, that you are right and your opponents are deeply, despicably wrong. Sanctimony, or a sense of righteous outrage, can feel so intense and delicious that many people actively seek to return to it, again and again. Moreover, as Westin et.al. have found, this trait crosses all boundaries of ideology."
By "crosses all boundaries of ideology," I'm sure that Westin et. al. were referring only to people who disagree with me, and all of the other independent-minded correct-thinkers who share my opinions and world view.
Wow, just what i needed. I was just venting about a family member that stole something from me. Now i feel a little better, thanks Scott.
"Like many pointless things, it is really satisfying"
So true...
Love the new pictures in the third panel. You do really great work. Keep it up! And Merry Christmas. :)
The conductor is useful in a large arrangement to make sure people on the far sides of the room can play at the same time without being able to hear each other over loud ass instruments. Otherwise, I agree, fuck that guy.
I created a conductor robot. It's a metronome with stern eyebrows painted on.
Hahaha! "No, that I'd respect" You Star Wars geek.
I grew up in a tiny tiny town, our choir instructor got the job because he was the only teacher in the school who could play a musical instrument. All things considered he did a decent job.
I always especially liked the "affectionately bemused" Missy pose from panel 2.
But regarding her posture in panel 3: she doesn't always stand like that, does she? I'd call a shoulder tilt as extreme as that a bonafide postural abnormality. If that's a regular stance for her to be in, she should maybe see a chiropractor or a massage therapist or something.
Just trying to be helpful. :P
I wonder if the conductor requires his girlfriend/spouse to refer to him as 'maestro'...
our high school band director once got dinged at a competition for directing in such a way that was too useful. It's just not done.
Soooo, I guess I would appreciate the other comments about the usefulness of some conductors, but I am somehow certain that this was written after seeing Shaq guest-conduct the Boston Pops. In which case it is not just funny but PERFECT.
It's weird how many people seem to have a beef with the conductor.
Answer me this: Would you REALLY expect a room full of 30-60 different people to manage to do something synchronized by themselves?
If you do, that's putting a dangerous amount of faith in human beings.
Besides, someone needs to wave angrily at the trumpets when they're supposed to start playing and stop sleeping (that's not a problem for a choir but hey, same difference).
Go to a conductor's symposium sometime, and you'll see how a good conductor can drastically affect the way a good ensemble plays. Think of it as the difference between the performance of a live pianist and a player piano with the notes mechanically punched in exactly according to the original score, with no interpretation.
Very small groups can be conductor-less, but not big ones. It's been tried.
I thought the same thing as you once, but I've since realized that the conductor is artistically essential. The notes the musicians hold only provide PART of the info needed to play a piece well.
Anyone who thinks conducting is easy should take a college-level conducting course.
sure... with a professional level ensemble, or a top-notch amateur outfit, the direction of the conductor makes a difference. (although they _can_ also play the piece by themselves).
but... see... Scott wasn't talking about the London Philharmonic. He was talking about some choir he saw in a mall. He's probably right - I've been in non-top-notch amateur choirs, and the only thing we bothered paying attention to the conductor for was when to start and when to stop.
The other thing I've always thought is that the conductor also usually puts a lot of time preparing the group for performance, and in the case of amateur groups actually teaches them too, so if they want to look
like a complete ponce all important out the front on the day, then it's their privilege, whether or not they make any functional difference to the performance.
In my experience, a conductor matters even more at performance time for amateur groups, since the trumpets are much more likely to forget everything they were yelled at about regarding dynamics during practice. Face it, trumpets need someone to make angry eyes at them to get them to quiet down any time they bring their horns to their faces.
And altos need someone to bug their eyes out and get them to use a little volume.
the conductor is extremely important to any music playing because they keep the chorus, band, orchestra whatever in check. they control the volume, the expression, and the speed. the only reason many four member bands do not have a conducter is because it does not require external help to regulate that many people
Maybe I just always lucked out? In all the choirs I've ever been in (even the ones singing Christmas carols in public places!), the conductor was pretty much the soul of the performance. I could have walked in cold, knowing my notes and nothing else, and been able to keep up with the group just by watching the conductor.
Interestingly, I'm noticing in the comments, generally the people who agree/disagree with this comic divide up into those who have not been in a choir before, vs. those who have... might be indicative of something :)
I was in band for eight years. I'm pretty sure they only watch the conductor at the beginning for pace


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Held high above the town, at the Park City residence of Sundance Institute patrons Nancy and Mark Gilbert – influencial early supporters of Barack Obama's presidential campaign—a Shabbat Shirah full moon illuminated the winding, steep, and at points icy, road up to their home. Attendees included leaders and programmers of the 2010 Sundance Film Festival, members of the regional Jewish community, philanthropists, a Utah state senator, a regional mayor and deputy mayor, as well as filmmakers.
After a blessing over the wine and the large, braided challot were happily passed around, Kevin Asch, director of "Holy Rollers" (a feature film about Hasidic drug mules) was invited to say a few words, followed by Sundance Institute leaders, who discussed the history of their outreach to new filmmakers in the Middle East, Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian territories. In 2010, they revealed, the Sundance Institute will travel to Israel to lead workshops for three Israeli female filmmakers in whom they see great potential. Next to speak was Yael Herzonski, director of "A Film Unfinished," a Germany/Israel co-production about found film footage from the Warsaw Ghetto, which went on to receive the festival's world cinema documentary editing prize.
"A Film Unfinished" is the story of a movie that was never completed; apparently it was intended to serve as propaganda for the Third Reich, an empire that was in love with the camera and documented its own atrocities. The Warsaw Ghetto, before its destruction in 1942, was the squalid home for half a million Jews living in three square miles, where poverty and typhus were rampant.
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SALEM The Weingart Cousins met recently with 10 in attendance. Birthdays and anniversaries were observed. The next breakfast is slated at 9 a.m. April 9.
Music Study Club to meet
SALEM - The Salem Music Study Club meeting begins at 7 p.m. March 27 in the parlor in the Education Building of the Emmanuel Lutheran Church, 251 S. Broadway Ave. Members who are planning to go to convention on April 6 should register for it at this time. The club is affiliated with the National Federation of Music Clubs and the Ohio Federation of Music Clubs. Marsha Wilson will head the program after the meeting.
Super Bingo Sunday slated
COLUMBIANA - Super Bingo Sunday begins at 2 p.m. April 7 at St. Jude Parish, 180 Seventh St. Doors open at 12:30 p.m. A $25 donation entitles each player to a free dauber, unlimited coffee and pop, and cards for regular games. Specials are sold separately. A total of $3,400 in cash prizes will be awarded to winners, including a $1,000 guaranteed coverall. A lunch counter offers sandwiches, pizza, etc, and baked goods.
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SALEM - Cora Jean Briggs led the TOPS pledge and prayer at the March 18 TOPS 1380 meeting at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. The KOPS pledge was recited by Margaret Phillips, Briggs and Barb May. Weekly winners were Phillips, KOPS; Debbie May and Linda Clark, honorable mention. Debbie May also won the Rolling Cash Five and Eleanor May read for the "circle of light." The next meeting is March 25 with weigh-ins from 5:30 to 5:45 p.m. due to the banquet. There will be no meeting on April 1 due to the church being closed.
Salem Masons install officers
SALEM - Faith Court Order of Amaranth held its annual installation of officers on March 16 at the Salem Masonic Building. Installing officers included Installing Gary Ronshausen Jr., Installing Marshall Janice Styer, Installing Aide Floyd Styer, Installing Secretary Ken Woods, Installing Prelate Cathy Hubert and Installing Musician Joanne Woode. The following officers were installed: Royal Matron Kathleen Ronshausen, Royal Patron Gary Ronshausen Jr., Associate Matron Rebecca Ronshausen, Associate Patron Gary Ronshausen Sr., Conductress Brenda Klein, Associate Conductress Penny Adams, Standard Bearer Pat Grimes, Charity Officer Connie Baer, Trustee Katie Ronshausen, Musician Steve Ronshausen, Secretary Donna Forney and Treasurer Jim Forney. After the installation members and guests enjoyed a corned beef dinner.
Pizza winners rewarded
LEETONIA - Fourteen members and four guests of Leetonia Ruritan Club met March 12 at the Leetonia Community Public Library. Awards were given to the winners of the Pizza Challenge held in February. Winners were Mary's Pizza of Lisbon, Best Pepperoni and Best Cheese; Iron Rails Cafe of Leetonia, Best Dessert, Mary Hartsough accepted the award; and Best Specialty Pizza went to G's in Washingtonville with Kim Snyder accepting the award. It was announced that Teacher Appreciation Day will be held March 26 and the Zone 2 meeting is slated March 28 at Heck's Restaurant.
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BOARDMAN - Divorce/Death Aren't Really the End meets at 7:30 p.m. every Thursday at the Disciples Christian Church, 565 Boardman-Canfield Road.
Next month's activities follow:
April 1: Bingo at St. Luke's Church, South Avenue, 6:15 p.m.
April 2, 16, 23, 30: Dance classes, Judy Conti's, Austintown, 7 p.m.
April 6, 20: Bowling at Boardman Lanes, 6:30 p.m.
April 10: Volunteer at Second Harvest Food Bank, 5 to 7 p.m.
Apr. 12, 19: Lobby of Movies 8, Shops of Boardman Park, 6:30 p.m.
Apr. 15: Meet-Up at Mocha House, Boardman, 7 p.m.
Apr. 22: Laser tag at Skate Zone, Austintown, 6:30 p.m.
April 26: Card night at Denny's, Boardman, 6-10 p.m.
April 29: Meet-up at Dairy Queen, Cornersburg, 7 p.m.
For more information call 330-793-5856, 330-533-7062 or 330-793-1484.
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DAMASCUS - Damascus Ruritan Club met Feb. 14 with 26 members and one guest present. Member's birthdays and anniversaries were announced by the club secretary Darlene Snyder. Song leader David Denny led the members in the singing "Happy Birthday.
Denny introduced the speaker for the evening, President/CEO of Salem Community Hospital Steve Ruwoldt. He told the group, the hospital has been providing the area residents with their health care since 1913, (100 years). He discussed the current expansion at the hospital and the new 87 private bed tower and parking garage. Also told about the new CAT scanning machine they have received and are using that is the most up to date scanner between Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
Past President Al Lutz presented long time member Earl Mather with a 55-year perfect attendance pin.
Vice President Rick Bell reported in excess of 200 volunteer hours had been reported to him for the month of January.
Club Treasurer Roger Smith gave his financial report. He said the club's 48th annual spring Swiss steak dinner is March 23. Tickets and worksheets have been distributed to members. Students have been arranged for help during the dinner. Members were encouraged to be at the school by 3:30 p.m. to give final preparation to serve at 4:30 p.m. He also encouraged all members to stay and help with the clean-up after the dinner.
Members voted with approval to invite into membership Nick Morrison who was to be installed at the March 14 meeting.
President Dave Wingett asked for those that would be interested in helping to planning the club's 60th year anniversary. The club was chartered in November 1953.
Wingett gave a report on his trip to the Ruritan National Convention, in Covington, Ky., in late January. He stated it was interesting, informative, and inspirational. This was his first national convention that he had attended.
There were five members from Zone 6 who attended. Plans were announced for guest night at the April 11 meeting. Each member is encouraged to bring a prospective new member.
WR Rangers 4-Hers hold meeting
BERLIN CENTER- Vice President Ian Hames presided over the March meeting for Western Reserve Rangers 4-H Club. Recreation Leader Abigail Schors organized a leprechaun game in honor of St. Patrick's Day. Olivia Haid found all of the missing leprechauns. Emily Smith reported that the county 4-H fashion board was busy planning the county style revue in July. "The flu season is still a contagion for our area" said Health Leader Karl Reph. He advised how to prevent getting the flu.Cloverbud advisor Amanda Majirsky announced that there were 32 members at their first meeting. Smith, Reph and advisor Robin Reph told about the sessions they enjoyed at the Ohio 4-H Volunteer and Teen Conference that they attended in March. Steve and Robin Reph as well as club members reported on their favorite workshop at Quality Assurance on March 2.
Ranger President Levi Smith is congratulated for being selected Prom King at the Plow Boy Prom held at the Ohio 4-H Nationwide Farm Bureau Center at Ohio State University following the Ohio 4-H Teen Conference. Attendees included both high school and college students. The Plow Boy Prom is an annual tradition at O.S.U.
The Community Easter Egg Hunt begins at 2 p.m. March 29 at Western Reserve Schools. Ian Hames is a Ranger 4-H Club representative on the Organizational Committee and he recruited teens to help with the egg hunt. Members thanked advisors Laura Jones and Robin Reph for completing the club's online registration for 2013. Guest speakers for the April meeting will be Linda and Stan Vuletich who are active in several programs with Fellows Riverside Gardens in Mill Creek Metroparks in Youngstown. The next meeting begins at 7 p.m. April 11.
Deerfield Historical Society to host interpretation
DEERFIELD - The Deerfield Historical Society will sponsor a unique first person interpretation by Bob O'Connor, as Ward Hill Lamon, bodyguard to President Abraham Lincoln, titled "I Told Him Not To Go" on April 14 at the Deerfield Town Hall, 1450 state Route 14, the anniversary of Lincoln's assassination.
O'Connor is the author of six Civil War books including a historical fiction account "The Virginian Who Might Have Saved Lincoln," the only book ever published about Abraham Lincoln's bodyguard. He also edited the only book Ward Hill Lamon ever wrote, "The Life of Abraham Lincoln as President." This was written in 1880 but never published until 2010 when O'Connor found the manuscript in the Huntington Library in California and purchased the rights to the book. Doors open at 2:30 with the presentation at 3:30. A soup and salad meal will be served at 4:30 p.m.
Reservations are required. The fee is $10 per person which includes the meal and the lecture. Make checks payable to the Deerfield Historical Society and mail to William Westover at 2242 S. Route 225, Deerfield 44411. For further information call 330-654-2199.
Rough Riders 4-H Club sets hot dog sale fundraiser
LISBON - The Rough Riders 4-H Club met on March 11 at the Center Township Hall in Lisbon. Members organized a booth committee, and also a flower box committee. The Rough Riders are having a fundraiser hot dog sale at 10:30 a.m. April 20 at Tractor Supply in Calcutta. Recent events included a quality assurance meeting at the Government Building, a rabbit and poultry clinic at the Leetonia Library, horse symposium at the Mahoning County Career Center, health and safety day, goat clinic at the East Methodist Church, turkey clinic at the Center Township Hall, lamb clinic at United FFA Building, junior leaders meeting at the Columbiana County Extension Office. The next meeting begins at 7 p.m. April 8 at the Center Township Hall.


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The automatic update script should find and execute any necessary changes to the database layout made in different s9y versions beginning from 0.5. The upgrader will perform its automatic actions, as soon as you have copied the new s9y files over your old installation and access the start page of your blog.
You can speed up the process of backing up your data and copying the files by using the supplied "upgrade.sh" script. Be sure to edit the file and change the variables to your needs.
Usually all DB schema upgrades in previous versions will be used. So when you upgrade from 0.5 to 0.7 you will get upgrades from 0.5 -> 0.6 and 0.6 -> 0.7.
However, you are always advised to look at the corresponding SQL update file in sql/db_update* to see which changes were made.
--- .htaccess AuthType Basic AuthName "Authorisation: Serendipity Upgrade IN PROGRESS" AuthUserFile /absolute/path/to/your/s9y/.htpasswd require valid-user ---
Then create a file .htpasswd using a simple 'username:md5password' combination. Look at http://www.advancehost.com/htpasswd.html for an online generator for .htpasswd files.
--- .htpasswd s9y:s9QXoc9dcFOT2 ---
This would create a user "s9y" with password "s9y" with which you'd have to log into your blog.
A proper backup of BOTH the file system and your database is suggested. Whenever you made changes to the distributed files (or to the files like xml.gif or the smilies) you have to make sure to copy them over the distributed files after updating.
Will upgrading overwrite my plugins/templates?
No existing templates, plugins or other files will be touched when upgrading Serendipity.
Since you only copy/extract new files from the Serendipity releases to your host, you only overwrite the existing Serendipity files. All custom plugins and templates will not be overwritten, since they are not contained in our release file.
Only if you have made manual changes to the core Serendipity files, you must write down your changes and apply them again after upgrading. The best way for maintaining/tracking your own changes is to use a CVS/GitHUB checkout of the Serendipity sourcecode, as this will keep your own changes. You will also benefit from using GitHUB/CVS checkouts that they are easily updatable via "cvs update -d" or "git pull" and synchronize to our repository.
Notes on updating from 0.8 / 0.9 / 1.0 / 1.1 / 1.2 and above
No specific tasks are required to update Serendipity versions after 0.8 to the current ones. The complete upgrade path is automatted and can be performed with a single mouse click.
Notes on updating from 0.7 -> 0.8
Please read the 0.8 Release announcement.
Notes on updating from 0.5/0.5.1 -> 0.6
- [The 0.5.1 release was renamed to 0.6, but there will still be DB layout changes applied which are labelled as 0.5.1 - just ignore it. It's only to easy migration to CVS-Snapshot users using the 0.5.1-version]
- The structure of the content_rewrite plugin has changed. It will get rewritten automatically by the update script, but if you had output on your sidebar before, you need to do this:
- Add the 'serendipity_plugin_eventwrapper' to the sidebar plugins.
- Configure the 'serendipity_plugin_eventwrapper' and set it to use your existing 'serendpity_event_contentrewrite' plugin.
- Smilies and the XML-button where moved from the '/pixel' subdirectory into per-template 'img/' subdirectories. If you modified the original files, you need to copy your versions inside the'templates/default/img/' directory.
- A home-link has been added to the page headers. For that, two new CSS classes have been introduced: .homelink1 (header), .homelink2 (subheader). If you have a custom template, you need to adapt to those changes. To make them look like your header previously has, insert this in your style.css:
a.homelink1, a.homelink1:hover, a.homelink1:link, a.homelink1:visited, #serendipity_banner h1 { ... your css-definitions ... text-decoration: none; } a.homelink2, a.homelink2:hover, a.homelink2:link, a.homelink2:visited, #serendipity_banner h2 { ... your css-definitions ... text-decoration: none; }
Notes on updating from 0.4 -> 0.5
No changes where made to the database schema in this version.
Notes on updating from 0.3 -> 0.4
Run the file 'sql/db_update_0.3_0.4_mysql.sql' or 'sql/db_update_0.3_0.4_pgsql.sql' to update your database. Apart from that, just copy over the new files of the distribution.


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Who Needs A Degree?
"It's all intuitive" for Chris Oliver, Cabletron's ace techie
Christopher J. Oliver needed an inspiration. The director of engineering for Cabletron Systems Inc. saw his best engineers tied up in knots over the design of a new computer network switch. The company seemed in danger of losing its edge in the rough-and-tumble market for networking equipment.
At home with a pencil and a notebook, Oliver sketched out diagrams for what would become the SmartSwitch, introduced last year as Cabletron's bid to remain the dominant provider of high-end hubs and switches that transmit data among computers. Says company co-founder Craig R. Benson: "In a couple of weekends, he managed to find the breakthrough that 20 guys had been working on for eight months."
In an industry notorious for technological complexity, the person Cabletron counts on to keep it in the game is the 35-year-old Oliver--whose education ended with six months of vocational training after high school. "It's all intuitive," says Paul Johnson, an analyst with Robertson, Stephens & Co. "He doesn't have the formal training, and yet he has been the technical architect behind a billion-dollar company."
BAD BOYS. In 1985, Benson, a friend, hired Oliver as employee No.5 at Cabletron, which got started in a garage, cutting computer cable to order. Today, Cabletron is part of the networking industry's top tier, alongside 3Com, Bay Networks, and Cisco Systems. For the fiscal year ending Feb. 29, the company is expected to report profits of $216 million on sales of $1.1 billion--a gain of about 31% for both.
In recent years, Benson and co-founder S. Robert Levine have become known as networking's bad boys, putting down rivals, feigning takeovers, and winning praise for taking meager salaries--even though the value of their joint 29% stake has soared with Cabletron's overall capitalization, now about $4.9 billion.
Oliver has become known for his sense of where the industry is going. When rivals moved rapidly to adopt a network standard known as ATM, for asynchronous transfer mode, Oliver held back. Cabletron introduced some ATM products in February--but waiting, he says, let him avoid overinvesting in a technology that proved slow to catch on. "When the whole industry was running to invest in ATM, I said `Why?"' he boasts. "Just because it's the new thing doesn't mean it's the right thing."
Ironically, detractors sometimes say Cabletron's products are too advanced. But suppliers and analysts credit Oliver with an uncanny grasp of networking's constantly shifting, interlocking standards and technologies. The unfolding of such natural gifts is not uncommon in software--Bill Gates is the prototypical nerd who dropped out and made good. But Oliver's peers--and subordinates--are electrical engineers with multiple degrees. Networking is "rocket science," says analyst Esmerelda Silva of International Data Corp.
Oliver's boldest gamble so far is his reliance on computer chips known as ASICs--application-specific integrated circuits--to handle the complex queueing of data in high-speed networks. "This is a mechanical problem, and I'm a machinery guy," Oliver says. "So I built a machine." His "machine" uses a custom chip that hardwires, in one piece of silicon, many routing tasks previously performed by software. The jump in performance is impressive: The SmartSwitch can link four times as many computers as rival products and boosts data transmission speed by a factor of five. John Leediker, Intel Corp.'s general manager for networking and imaging, calls the advance "visionary."
COWBOY BOOTS. Oliver doesn't claim to know the source of his knack. Growing up in Danvers, Mass., he devoured Popular Mechanics and cared more about motorcycles and trains than school. His father, who ran a machine shop, often took him to nearby Salem to watch the trains. His parents worried, he says, when he quit work as a bench technician to join Cabletron.
A "machinery guy" on and off the job, Oliver designed his own car--a mid-engine Corvette built with parts his father helped machine. Now he's assembling a single-engine plane from a kit. And he and his second wife, Christine, are designing a $10 million house.
Oliver's growing prominence and wealth--his 1.8% stake in Cabletron is worth about $88 million--have fueled his already supreme self-confidence. Wearing cowboy boots and spouting cocky self-assessments--"I love change; I run toward change"--he seems almost ripe for a fall. Then again, in an industry that punishes technical screwups remorselessly, he hasn't stumbled yet.


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Described as the Wipeout of singing competitions, Tru TV has launched their new TV show Killer Karaoke. The show will be a U.S. version of British game show Sing If You Can and will be hosted by everyone's favorite funny man Steve-O. Killer Karaoke will feature contestants trying to sing a hit song while being put through extreme, wild and unexpected physical challenges. We know Steve-O would go through with the challenges but the questions is would you? The casting directors at Tru TV are now casting for contestants that think that they can sing and have the courage to do some crazy challenges while showing off their singing skills.
Killer Karaoke is the truTV competition series which brings you karaoke fun with a twist. Contestants must fight to sing hit songs to their best ability while being put through insane challenges, with wild, fun, and dangerous obstacles in their way. See who can hold it together and hold their notes under pressure. Examples of distractions used on the original British series, which has celebrities as contestants, have included performing a song from a specially designed erupting volcano and doing a solo while having one's chest waxed.
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Alex: What's going on. You paged us.
Meredith: Check your email.
Izzie: For what?
Meredith: HR. If you got cut, you'll have an email. I didn't get one, but... I've been calm through this crisis. I have been calm. But, if one of us gets cut I will not be calm!
Cristina: No email.
Alex: I'm fine.
Izzie: I'm good too.
Meredith: Good. See, I knew it! I knew it! I knew none of us would get cut.
Cristina: Yet. There's gonna be another round.
Izzie: I hate you.
Alex: Shut up.
Izzie: (takes her meds) Ok. Good. Thank you.
Alex: Shut up. Get back to work.
Izzie: Thank you.
Derek: A little more suction.
(Alex knocks on window)
Alex: It's 2 o'clock Izzie!
Izzie: Oh my god.
Derek: Stevens no more fighting in my OR. Go deal with this.
Alex: I need to speak with Dr. Stevens please.
Izzie: Alex, I'm in surgery.
Alex: izzie.
Izzie: Alex, leave. Dr Shepherd, could you please tell Dr Karev to leave.
Derek: Karev.
Alex: She gets tired walking to the mail box. She can't handle another 5 hour surgery.
Izzie: I know what I can handle.
Alex: No one's gonna think any less of you if you walk out of her now. Just walk out now.
Derek: Steven's have this conversation outside.
Izzie: No, I'm not leaving. Alex!
Alex: Shepherd's shunt went bad?
Lexie: Yeah, they had to convert to an open craniotomy. Something I'll probably never get the chance to do.
Alex: She can't handle a craniotomy.
Lexie: See even he sees it.
Meredith: No, he's not talking about you. He's talking about Izzie.
Lexie: (to Cristina) I really admire you. In case I get cut, and don't get a chance to tell you. Plus, you're really pretty.
Cristina: You can have the rest.
Lexie: (to Mer) And you and I, we were getting so close.
Meredith: Nice pin.
Cristina: His name's Mr Bear. He eats children.
Meredith: Not having fun in peds?
Cristina: Well, my kid wants chocolate pudding really badly. This is the last one.
Alex: My triple A got canceled. You guys got any surgeries I can get in on?
Meredith: Well, I'm on post op's, and she's baby sitting.
Cristina: No, I can't stand it any longer. Can't you go to the Chief and use your dead mommy connections to get some answers?
Meredith: We don't need dead mommy. We are going to be fine.
Lexie: Ok, so I let a crazy man escape and he fell down a flight of stairs.
Alex: Is it surgical?
Izzie: You can't do this. You can't treat me like I'm sick. My patients need to have faith in me. What are you doing?
Alex: Your wig, it was crooked.
Izzie: Ow!
Alex: Look, I'll stop hovering if you stop acting like an idiot. Your next pill's at 2 o'clock. You can't take it on an empty stomach.
Izzie: Ok.
Izzie: Ok, Mr Trinidad you shunt revision is pretty simple. It shouldn't take longer than an hour. But, I do need to go over the possible complications with you.
Alex: Dr Steven's, can I have a word.
Izzie: Ah, if you could just give me a minute here till I'm done Dr Karev.
Alex: I'm sorry, this will only take a minute.
Izzie: Excuse me.... What?
Alex: How are you holding up?
Izzie: Fine.
Alex: Did you take your meds this morning?
Izzie: Not yet but I will.
Alex: You're supposed to take them at 9.
Izzie: it's only a little after 9.
Alex: It's 10:15. Run down to her locker and get her meds. Are they in your purse?
Izzie: Yes, but you don't have to get them.
Alex: Yes you do.
Izzie: No you don't. Alex.
Alex: I swear to god if you don't go and get her pills right now, I'm gonna hurt you, and I'm gonna like it.
Bailey: Karev, I'm gonna need you to get Mr Crawley's wrist x-rayed while I get her up to MRI.
Karev: Why can't one of these fetuses baby sit? If that huge things a triple A I want in.
Lexie: I can do the wrist.
Bailey: Dr Karev has more experience.
Lexie: The patient is paranoid and hypervisulent. Which means he's bound to pick up on the fact that Dr Karev doesn't want to be here. He may interpret that as Dr Karev being out to get him. I aced my psych clerkship.
Meredith: You know we really should get some sleep before rounds.
Cristina: Sleep is for wimps. Sleep is for Mercy West residents. Lets ah, fit in another trauma before rounds.
Alex: Don't say anything about the wig.
Izzie: I'm back. Yes, I am early... but whatever. I'm back. And because I've been one so long, the first trauma that comes through those doors, it's mine. Got it?
(Everyone just stares at Izzie's wig)
Izzie: It's amazing right?
Meredith: What?
Cristina: What's amazing?
Izzie: The wig.
Meredith: Yeah.
Cristina: Oh, it looks so real I couldn't even tell.
Meredith: Mhm.
Izzie: I've always wanted to try out being a red head, so I just thought nows the time.
Alex: Well, what's wrong with your own hair?
Izzie: It's peach fuzz chemo hair, and I really wanted to put my patients at ease. Make them feel comfortable.
Cristina: (whispers to Mer) She looks like a Stepford wife, you've gotta tell her.
Meredith: (smiling) She can't handle it. Just don't stare.
Derek: Karev, what do you have?
Alex: 16 year old, dirt bike victim. GCS 15 reported before intubation.
Derek: Ok, on my count. Ready? 1...2...3.
Alex: I'm gonna scrub in.
Derek: So, he announces the merger, then he shuts himself in his office all day and refuses to talk to anybody.
Mark: This merger won't affect us. It's just a financial restructuring.
Derek: What do you think restructuring is? Cutting personnel. Are you prepared to lose all the good people? I'm not. Hey, tell Hunt he's good to go. I'll write up a consult later. I have to talk to Richard right now.
Izzie: Oh Alex. What do you think? Looks real right? My mom sent it to me.
Alex: Ah, what are you doing here?
Izzie: Working.
Alex: Iz, we talked about this. You're supposed to be taking another 3 weeks. Really resting up.
Izzie: I have to come back now before I don't have a job to come back to.
Alex: Iz.
Izzie: I have to show people that I'm not gonna die. Unless I sit alone in that trailer for one more minute. Then I am gonna die. I'm gonna die of boredom.
Alex: Look, Izzie.
Izzie: Seriously. Looks real right? I mean if you didn't know I have cancer, you couldn't know I have cancer. Right?


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You could try something like osso bucco using what you have in the house and beef shanks instead of veal shanks. Here is a recipe I found online.
Or you could just cook the beef shanks with a bunch of veggies in broth (or water if you don't have broth) for a long time. The meat should fall off the bones and the veggies and liquid should make a really good sauce. That is what I would do.


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It's no secret that I love all things stationery, and of course that includes planners. I love planning out my days, and my planner really helps me stay organized and on-track with work and assignments.
I hope this post helps you decide which planner is right for you!
Maybooks // These planners are very customizable: you choose the pattern, colors, monogram, and inside pages. They are small, at 5"x8", and have soft paper covers, so they may not hold up as well as hardcover planners.
Erin Condren Life Planner // These are seen as the "holy grail" of planners, but their high price and large size means they are not always the best planner for everyone. I love the fun covers, customization options, and bright, clean page layout.
Whitney English Day Designer // These planners are also extremely expensive, and they lack the customization options of Maybooks and Erin Condren planners. The pages in this agenda have so many sections for planning out a day, from an hourly schedule to a to-do list.
Kate Spade Agenda // These agendas feature beautiful, classic covers, and they come in both medium and large versions. There is plenty of space for writing down notes for each day, but not a lot of extra space on the week-at-a-glance pages for to-do lists and other general notes.
Plum Paper // These planners are very customizable and affordable, but thinner than some of the other planners on this list. If you're looking for an Erin Condren-esque planner but don't want to spend so much money, Plum Paper is a great choice.
Lilly Pulitzer Agenda // I'll admit that I'm a bit biased because I use a Lilly Pulitzer agenda myself. I love the bright patterned covers, pretty artwork interspersed throughout the planner, and fun stickers that come with each planner. Again, I wish there was more space for writing to-do lists and notes on the weekly pages, and I wish the wire binding was a bit thicker, as it tends to bend and warp easily.
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According to a few sources, defensive lineman Anthony Hargrove just signed with the Seahawks.
If his name sounds familiar, that's probably because he was a third round pick for the Rams back in the 2004 draft. They tried him at defensive end, where he struggled, and eventually they shuttled him off to Buffalo late in the 2006 season. After another season with the Bills, Hargrove was out of football. Why? Well, among other things he began to use drugs during his stay in St. Louis, and by 2008 he had failed enough drug tests that the league gave him a one year suspension. Thankfully for him, he used that downtime to go into rehab and get sober, and in 2009 he joined the Saints, moved over to defensive tackle, and turned into a reliable part of their d-line rotation.
He won't be pushing Mebane or Branch for a starting job, but he looks to be quality depth and should be reliable enough in spot duty. If nothing else, I guess he could let his teammates rub his Super Bowl ring for good luck or something.
Hargrove's signing also means that the team will have to release someone to make room for Hargrove on the roster, but there's been no word yet on who that might be.
UPDATE: DE Landon Cohen was released to make room for Hargrove. Cohen was a waiver wire pickup from the Patriots after the final cutdown date, so he'd been with the team for less than a week.


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The XBLA game has tons of improvements, including proper widescreen support, visual filter, US and Japanese soundtracks, the ability to unlock Tails as a playable character, the option of using the Sonic 2 spindash, and Achievements. Also the music loops properly and load times are quicker. Come on now, you really have to ask?
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