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How females refer to having sex with a guy the night before when they don't really want to admit it.
Jen: What did you do with that guy last night?
Leslie: Oh, we just made out.
Leslie: Oh, we just made out.
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Taking something and running.
Or simply leaving quick.
Or simply leaving quick.
Yo, i stuck the chump and made out with his wallet.
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CRN Virtualization News
The last 12 months brought many examples of how virtualization is impacting other parts of the enterprise technology business. Here are CRN's picks for the 10 biggest virtualization stories of 2015.
Microsoft Partners, Licensing Experts Expect Virtualization To Cost More With Windows Server 2016Microsoft recently said it's going to be changing its licensing model for Windows Server 2016. While it's not technically a price hike, it's likely that some customers will pay more for virtualization.
SimpliVity CEO: We Can Beat Amazon Web Services On PriceSimpliVity CEO Doron Kempel said customers can save money and get better protection by using his company's hyper-converged infrastructure rather than moving to AWS.
The 10 Coolest Virtualization Startups Of 2015Some of the names on this year's list of coolest virtualization startups are familiar, while others are newcomers that have emerged on the scene and made a quick impact.
CRN Exclusive: Whitman On Microsoft Azure Pact, The AWS Relationship, And The Investor Fallout From The Dell-EMC DealHewlett Packard Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman spoke with CRN about the new independent company's decision to make Microsoft Azure a 'preferred' public cloud provider, the relationship with Amazon Web Services, investor fallout and unrest around Dell's planned $67 billion acquisition of EMC, and Aruba's gains in the networking battle with Cisco.
VMware Partners Bullish On EMC Virtustream Joint Venture, But See Uncertain Road AheadAlthough many VMware partners say they believe the vendor's proposed joint venture with EMC's Virtustream business is a great move, they're wary of external factors that could slow -- or even scuttle -- the deal.
Racing To The Top: CRN's 2015 Triple Crown Award WinnersCRN assembles a number of lists and rankings throughout the year, including the Solution Provider 500, the Fast Growth 150 and the Tech Elite 250. CRN recognizes the 57 solution providers that earned a spot on all three lists this year with the second-annual Triple Crown honors.
CRN Exclusive: F5 CEO Talks Channel Sales Initiative And Entering Hyper-Converged MarketF5 CEO Manny Rivelo told CRN his company needs to drive channel programs, onboard new partners and create a new sales initiative for solution providers.
CRN Exclusive: Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman On Possible Pivotal IPO, Dell-EMC Selling Assets, And HPE Partner OpportunityWith Hewlett Packard Enterprise officially launching on the NYSE Monday, Whitman speaks with CRN about the launch of the two new companies, the possibility of an EMC Pivotal IPO, and the challenges facing Dell and its planned $67 billion acquisition of EMC.
Sources: VMware Sets Sights On Startup VMTurbo As Cloud Management Battle Heats UpVMTurbo, a cloud management startup founded by former EMC executives, is emerging as a major source of concern for the virtualization vendor, particularly among large enterprise customers, according to sources.
Michael Dell: Dell-EMC-VMware Is A 'Dream Combination' To Drive Growth'We become a leader in today's current domain of IT -- from servers, storage, virtualization and PCs,' says the Dell CEO on how he sees the pending acquisition of EMC changing the game.
VMware Shares Fall Further, CEO Acknowledges 'Volatile' Time For InvestorsWith VMware shares down 16 percent and softer-than-expected bookings in the current quarter, VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger says the company is well positioned for the future as part of Dell-EMC.
10 Futuristic Technologies You Need To See Inside Cisco HeadquartersAt Cisco's 2015 Global Editors Conference earlier this month, technology was the star behind the scenes at the company's headquarters in San Jose, Calif.
Robo-Bosses? Virtual Personal Assistants? Gartner Predicts The 10 Biggest Ways Smart Machines Will Change ITIs it real-world or wishful thinking? CRN looks how solution providers should prepare for a new IT landscape transformed by robotics, artificial intelligence and smart machines.
VMware CEO Tries To Calm Partners (And Investors), Says Dell-EMC Won't Change Channel FocusVMware CEO Pat Gelsinger, in an email sent to partners Tuesday, tries to calm any fears the channel may have about the impact the Dell-EMC deal could have on their businesses.
Exclusive Interview: Doron Kempel On Why SimpliVity Already Disrupts Dell-EMC, His IPO Plans And The Company's Phenomenal GrowthSimpliVity CEO Doron Kempel fielded questions at the Best of Breed Conference on a wide range of topics, including the potential impact of Dell's $67 billion acquisition of EMC.
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2015 Best (And Worst) States For Hiring Top TalentHere are the states with the deepest pools of experienced managers, professionals and technicians – and the states that are in the shallow end of the pool.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOREES - Middle school honorees of the 2008-2009 Acadia Parish Teacher of the Year Luncheon were, seated from left, Theresa Simoneaux, Maxine Cooper, Lanakii Cabble and and Mary Beth Istre; standing, Kelly Leonards, Julie Hebert, Jeanette LeJeune and Superintendent Johnny Bourque. Absent is Donovan Harmon. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux)


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The column that says the code enforcement officer visited Goldie Wulderk's Senior Thrift & Caring Center again Wednesday and again told her work had to be done by June 24 even though Business Administrator Dale Goodreau said he was given a 90-day extension, which borders on harassment.
Good morning!
This nagging rain is not nice.
Now Tuesday thunderstorm at 6:30 p.m. was nice because it came, went and left.
"Wanted readers to know that my Dad, Frank Murphine Jr., passed away Wednesday at 72 after a major stroke 6 days earlier.
"May Jesus wrap his arms around that great man.''
— Frank Murphine 3rd
He saw the white light, Frank.
And he was calm and not afraid.
Celebrate him, Frank.
A person never dies until no one remembers them.
The Greater Millville Chamber of Commerce's next General Membership Luncheon will be on Wednesday, June 11, at the New Jersey Motorsports Park, beginning at 11:30 a.m.
We are honored to announce that Sen. Jeff Van Drew will be our guest speaker.
The senator will discuss his newly passed legislation dealing with South Jersey Economic Development initiatives as well as upcoming state budget issues.
The senator recently said, "South Jersey is one of the most beautiful places in the country to live, but it has become a tough place to raise a family. It is hard for parents and grandparents to make ends meet, and some of our younger generations are moving out. We need innovative new industries, and out-of-the-box entrepreneurs to bring their businesses to the region and to ensure that our young people want to settle and start their families here.
"That is why Assemblyman Sgt. Bob Andrzejczak and I sponsored SR71, which is now law, creating the First District Economic Development Task Force. It will be the task force's duty to begin that process of transforming South Jersey once again into a thriving economy.
It is time to get working!"
We look forward to hearing plans for the new task force and what our expectations should be.
The luncheon begins at 11:30 a.m. and costs $20 to attend with a reservation and $22 at the door without a reservation.
Reservations are strongly urged to be made by Monday, June 9, by calling 856-825-2600.
The Wagon Wheel, the last Mom & Pop restaurant we know of is closing on Saturday at 9 p.m.
It's right on Route 40, in Woodstown, east of the town center.
We'll have a story on the Langleys and some of their customers in Friday's Times.
But we'll tell you one secret.
The vegetable beef soup is to die for, but they wouldn't tell us the recipe.
The other thing is a young waitress there is a master cake baker, and she won't reveal the one secret ingredient she puts in them.
The Downe Township Seniors will meet Friday, June 13, at the Senior Center, 288 Main Street (Route 553), in Newport.
The general meeting will start at 10 a.m. and will be followed by an informative presentation and discussion about the changes to Medicare.
An Outreach Program representative from the Cumberland County Office on Aging & Disabled is also scheduled to be at the Center at 11:30 a.m. to answer questions about beneficial programs available to Seniors and Disabled Persons of Cumberland County.
If you are a resident of Downe Township and over the age of 50, won't you consider joining our group and sharing your ideas and experiences.
We do not have a coordinator like many other groups, so we rely on our members for activity and program suggestions.
Annual dues are only $5 per member. For more information call the Senior Center at 856-447-3039.
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The Millville Thunder U13 girls travel soccer team is looking for interested players for the Fall 2014 Season.
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During spring cleaning, everyone finds things no longer needed.
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'Tis the season to be jolly, but for the college student, being strapped for cash can take the jolly right out of the holidays. The economy is tough and even tougher on the average college student when it comes to travel costs. But there is good news. Travel companies are making it easier to help students afford travel this holiday season.
In 2010, the American Automobile Association (AAA) estimated that 42.2 million Americans traveled 50 miles or more from home over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. As the number of travelers gets higher, the costs for gas and tickets are sometimes either really high or conveniently low.
When searching for airline tickets, take the time to do proper research online. Several websites are currently offering discounts to college students. The airline AirTran is offering one-way tickets as low as $49. Students must meet certain eligibility requirements, such as age and baggage limitations, to receive the price so don't forget to read everything in fine print before purchasing any tickets.
Purchase tickets well in advance. The longer someone waits to buy a ticket, the more expensive it will be.
Prices are high for gas, but it's a necessity that must be endured if traveling by car. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Office of Mobile Sources has tips for better gas mileage.
Go easy on the brakes and gas pedal. Sudden braking and "jackrabbit" starts expend more fuel.
Avoid long idles by turning of the engine. Idling burns more gas than restarting the car.
Take out unnecessary heavy items from the car.
Avoid high speeds. Gas mileage can improve about 15 percent by driving 55 mph rather than 65 mph.
Keep tires inflated and aligned as well as regular tune ups and other car maintenance check ups.
Carpooling and ridesharing can save the college student money. Since 1999, eRideShare.com has been the leading carpool and rideshare website. Sharing rides with others can help save money on fuel, vehicle wear and tear, reduces stress from driving and reduces traffic and greenhouse gases. The website is offered to countries all over the world and is free to sign up.
Don't forget about the option to travel by bus or train. Amtrak and Greyhound both have college student discounts, too, and many students ride the discount bus line Megabus, which offers advance tickets starting as low as $3 and increasing over time. Each mode of travel has their unique pros and cons. Accommodations, time, price, safety and environmental impact are factors to consider when choosing your mode of travel.
Create a budget, list what is important for you and then create a pros and cons list to help choose what travel option is best.


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DETROIT, MI - A celebration of legendary Detroit boxing trainer Emanuel Steward's life Tuesday at Detroit's Greater Grace Temple reportedly drew an outpouring of support from celebrities in sports and entertainment.
The Detroit Free Press reported that Steward's memorial service at the church, on 7 Mile, was attended by several big names including Lennox Lewis, Tommy "The Hitman" Hearns, Sugar Ray Leonard, Roy Jones, Evander Holyfield and Aretha Franklin.
Below is a look at some photos from attendees of the service that were took on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, along with some memorial images of Steward.
Steward died of natural causes on Oct. 25 in Chicago. He was 68 and trained some of the top boxers in the world, including Hearns, at Detroit's Kronk Gym.
My Mlive colleague Dave Mayo wrote a heartfelt memorial about Steward's life that describes the boxing icon as "an ambassador for his sport and his city."


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NEW Ubriaco di Raboso
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This cow's milk cheese undergoes an initial 6-month period of aging in La Casearia's cellers, after which the wheels are soaked in the Veneto's local Raboso (IGT) wine for several weeks. The cheeses are then carefully finished with an additional six months' maturation. Underneath Ubriaco di Raboso's...$11.95
NEW Montasio (Aged 20 Months)
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Only the richest fresh milk from the surrounding pristine mountain pastures is used to make this ancient cheese. Montasio can be sold and eaten after aging for as few as two months, but this particular hard version, Montasio Stravecchio (extra old), from Latteria Perenzin, is aged for both five and...$10.95
(Val d'Aosta) - 1 lb
Fontina Val d'Aosta is the real deal. Very aromatic and semi-firm, this cheese makes grilled cheese sandwiches and risotto incredibly aromatic and flavorful. Try it on a small cheese platter and pair with fruit jams and marmalades.
To ensure the quality of this pro...$18.00
Parmigiano Reggiano Vacche Rosse (Red Cow)
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We've been waiting excitedly for our shipment of Vacche Rosse, one of the rarest Parmigiano Reggiano cheeses. You're in for a treat.
Farmers used milk from the Vacche Rosse (red cow) to make the first Parmigiano Reggiano in the early tenth century. Today, a small group of artisanal farmers in...$15.50
Parmigiano Reggiano "Aged 24 Months"
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Few products in the world are distinguished enough to have their location built into their name, but Parmigiano Reggiano is one of them. Parmigiano-Reggiano is a hard texture cheese, cooked but not pressed. The milk obtained, from cows on a strict regime diet of grass or hay, is exclusively from the...$20.00
Pecorino Romano
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Our Pecorino Romano is produced in the Sardinia region of Italy. The taste is aromatic and pleasantly sharp. Pecorino Romano is most often used on pasta dishes. Its distinctive strong, very salty flavour means that it is preferred for some pasta dishes with highly-flavoured sauces. The sharpness dep...$14.00
Pecorino Romano
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Locatelli is a brand name of cheese and Pecorino Romano is a variety of cheese. The Locatelli family began producing Pecorino Romano over 500 years ago in the Lazio region of Italy. Today, Locatelli Pecorino Romano is considered to be one of the finest Pecorino Romano's available. It is unique in...$17.00
Piave Vecchio
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Piave is named after the river Piave, whose source is found at Mount Peralba in Val Visdende, in the northernmost part of the province of Belluno, Italy. A winding course brings the river toward the bottom of the valley, until it reaches the plain at the foot of the prealpi Venete mountains in the p...$17.00
(Auricchio) - 1 lb
Auricchio Provolone cheese is made from the kneading and streching of cow's milk curd. Aged Italian Provolones are so much more flavorful than standard issue provolone from the local grocery store, they really should have a different name! Aged for over a year, this succulent, sharp, buttery, flavor...$16.95
Grana Padano
(Agriform) - 1 lb
Grana Padano is one of the most famous cheese of Italy. The name Grana was popularly bestowed upon the cheese because of its "grainy" consistency which was markedly different from the other cheeses known until then. It began to appear with greater frequency as an ingredient in the foods of aristocra...$15.00
(Vantia) - 1 lb
Originally from southern Italy, Caciocavallo translates to "cheese on horseback" and is said to date back to the 14th century. Today's caciocavallo is made from 100% cow's milk and is manufactured very much like provolone. It has a mild, slightly salty flavor and is firm with a smooth texture. I...$18.00
Pecorino Stagionato w/ Whole Black Pepper
(Il Forteto) - 1 lb
In the farming town of Mugello near Florence and Tuscany, Il Forteto makes some of Italy's finest specialty cheeses."Pecorino" signifies sheep's milk and "Stagionato" indicates that this specialty is aged for three months. The aging gives the cheese a firm texture and a nutty and slightly herbaceous...$20.00
Pecorino Stagionato w/ Red Pepper
(Il Forteto) - 1 lb
In the farming town of Mugello near Florence and Tuscany, Il Forteto makes some of Italy's finest specialty cheeses. "Pecorino" signifies sheep's milk and "Stagionato" indicates that this specialty is aged for three months. The aging gives the cheese a firm texture and a nutty and slightly herbaceou...$20.00
Asiago Fresco
(Agriform) - 1 lb
Asiago Pressato, also referred to as Asiago Fesco, is the youngest version of the Asiago cheeses. Cows from the Veneto region of Italy graze on lush mountain grass producing sweet, flavorful milk for the production of this DOP Asiago. It is classified as an Italian DOP cheese, meaning that it is p...$14.00
Bel Paese Cheese Medallions - 24pc
(Galbani) - each
Galbani Bel Paese cheese medallions are a soft, creamy cheese usually spread over other foods. However, many people, especially children, enjoy this product by itself as its flavor is very distinct and elegant. This cheese comes in small, round disks wrapped in gold foil.
Italian CheeseThe origins and history of Italian cheese can be traced back to Roman Empire. The people of Rome, during the reign of the Roman Empire, were passionate about not only creating cheese but also in sharing and introducing it to many European countries like Spain, France and several other countries. Pecorino Romano Italian cheese, is one of the most notable types of cheeses to have its roots from this era. Just as the name suggests, Pecorino translates to sheep's milk and Romano translates to from Rome. Today, Italian cheeses produced in Italy are among the world's largest producing countries for cheese. Recent estimates show that nearly 450 types of Italian cheeses are made in Italy. The Italian's take their cheese very seriously. Most of the notable Italian cheeses available today have been granted a protected status by the Italian government to not only protect the cheeses that are produced in Italy, but also an assurance of quality standards that consumers can rely on. Only the very best wheels of Parmigiano-Reggiano, Grana Padano, Pecorino Romano, Asiago, Fontina, Caciocavallo, Gorgonzola and several others are stamped by the approval of the government to be sold throughout Italy and abroad.
While, Italian cheeses are among some of the finest produced throughout the world, the cheese producing craze in the USA in growing strong, with several small sized producers are taking the information from the old world traditions of Italy and applying them to produce similar style cheeses using resources available in the USA. You will notice that DITALIA is a proud partner to the Lovera family from Oklahoma. The Lovera's have cultural roots to the northern Italian region of Piedmont. One of the cheeses produced from this area was called caciocavallo. Since the name "caciocavallo" is a protected name, the Lovera family couldn't call their American made cheese "caciocavallo", so they named it "Caciocavera", which is a spin on the Italian cheese name "caciocavallo" and the Lovera family name.
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Short for master of ceremonies or mic controller. Essentially a word for a rapper but the term is not limited to hip hop. Drum and Bass, Garage, Happy Hardcore, Ragga and old school rave all feature MCs, however with these genres, the MC generally MCs live while a DJ mixes the tunes, whereas hip hop MCs mainly do so on record
Navigator is a wicked MC
Biggie was a phat MC
I'm MCing at a house party tonight, you coming?
Biggie was a phat MC
I'm MCing at a house party tonight, you coming?
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Master of Ceremonies or Microphone Controller. A rapper who is either the host of an event; someone with enough flow and skill to be considered a master of the art of rap.
Mos Def is one of the best MCs in the world.
ayon kay Marshall Hopkins ika-11 ng Hunyo, 2004
Mic controller- usually refferted to in underground rap. Mic controller being the one with the mic, rapping.
which MC is Dj whispa gunna spin fo tonight?
ayon kay DJ Whispa ika-12 ng Hunyo, 2004
Also known as "callmemc." Hailing from the streets of San Diego, she has lived her life an absolute thug. She hustles on the streets of Berkeley, and is known to make guest appearances at Bridges, where she does V12s. Her awesomeness inspires the term, which is used in reverence.
The phrase "mc" is used to refer to someone who is very accomplished, attractive, and uses OpenMP.
The phrase "mc" is used to refer to someone who is very accomplished, attractive, and uses OpenMP.
Person A: "Dang, guys! Did you hear about what that girl did the other day? She did magic while solving a rubiks cube while breakdancing on a resistance board!"
Person B: "Wow...that's so mc"
Person B: "Wow...that's so mc"
ayon kay blueprint ika-25 ng Nobyembre, 2013
Mic Chief. In Rap and Hip Hop the M.C. is the main rapper in a song.
Every rapper claims to be the best M.C. out there
ayon kay John Brennecke ika-15 ng Oktubre, 2006
microphone coordinator.
M.C. Hammer
(Hamma' don't hurt 'em)
(Hamma' don't hurt 'em)
ayon kay sky ika-09 ng Mayo, 2003
some who holds a joint while talking,thus fucking up the rotation.
Yo,M.C., pass the mic.
ayon kay sky ika-09 ng Mayo, 2003


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The bridge will be open over the weekend, Commissioner Brian J. Donnelly said.
DOT has been repairing concrete and doing other work below the bridge deck for four weeks, Donnelly said. By closing the path, the department can work on the bridge's expansion joints.
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Confirming the industry buzz of the past few months, Catwoman is a dog according to the first batch of reviews for the Halle Berry summer movie.
"I would not have thought it possible," writes A.O. Scott in Thursday's New York Times. "It made me think back fondly on Garfield."
The movie is all style rather than substance, the reviewer goes on to lament, before expressing very little admiration for the style. "Watching it is like paging through a fat European fashion magazine at high speed in the lobby of a sleek hotel," he writes.
Scott does concede that Berry – who replaced Nicole Kidman, who dropped out of the project – and costar Benjamin Bratt "are nice to look at," though "the sloppy, hyper-active computer-generated effects" may deliver "eyestrain" to the viewer.
News York's Daily News gets right to the point about the spinoff of the Batman franchise: "Bad Kitty!" screams a large headline. The paper's front page even carries a warning: "Catwoman a catastrophe."
Not to be outdone, the New York Post, with its typical restraint, begins its scathing review by calling the $90 million production "purr-fectly ridiculous and boring" and bearing no resemblance to such previous Catwomen as Michelle Pfeiffer in Batman Returns or the TV takes by Julie Newmar and Eartha Kitt.
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The word integrity derives from the Latin word integer. In mathematics, an integer is a whole number – examples include 1, 2, 3, etc... An integer has a definite value. One can both count on them and with them. This same wholeness and trust can be placed on people with integrity. One can count on them. The wise surround themselves with people of integrity.
Last week, sports again provided examples of the importance of integrity. One of these is reminiscent of Greek tragedy. After years of aggressively denying doping allegations Lance Armstrong came clean to Oprah Winfrey. At least six of his seven Tour de France victories were won as a result of a systematic program of taking performance enhancing drugs and blood doping. His vehement denials and attacks on those who accused him illustrate a shameful pattern of dishonesty. Being stripped of his titles is certainly deserved; however, the loss of Mr. Armstrong's integrity makes this story rise to the level of tragedy. His cheating resulted in subsequent serial lying necessary to cover his tracks. This downward spiral eventually consumed him in the shadows of deceit and darkness. Hopefully he has taken the first steps to become free and climb up into the light – only time will tell.
One of the most disturbing statements from Mr. Armstrong was that he did not feel that his use of drugs and doping was cheating because he felt everyone was doing this. Breaking the rules was necessary to compete and certainly to win. A similar situation was described by the participants of the 1988 Seoul Olympics' one-hundred meter race in the ESPN 30 for 30 documentary 9.79*. In that race, Canadian Ben Johnson won with a world record time of 9.79 seconds only to be disqualified by a positive drug test after the race. Six of the eight runners in that race have been accused of using performance-enhancing drugs. Those who admitted to using drugs said they did it because it was necessary to compete and win. Former world-record holder in the 100-meters, Calvin Smith, stated that he knew others in the race used drugs, but that was not the "Calvin Smith way". Smith, the eventual Bronze medalists in the 1988 race, never failed a drug test in his career – something even the eventual Silver and Gold medalists after Johnson's disqualification could not say. Integrity means being true to one's values and not altering those values to fit the situation. Persons with integrity resist the temptation of moral relativism.
Unfortunately, cheating is not limited to sports. A number of reports paint a disturbing picture of academic dishonesty across the United States. Wilfried Decoo's, Crisis on Campus: Confronting Academic Misconduct, shows that the majority of students report cheating in middle school or high school and continuing into College. This cheating can range from looking off a neighbor's paper, searching the Internet for solutions to math problems, taking others work as your own, or even hiring others to do the required work. Copy and paste combined with the easy availability of digital information on the Internet make it all too easy to give into the temptation of plagiarism. The Internet also provides an avenue for global cheating services that will write a custom essay or take an on-line test. A few clicks and a credit card can begin a path down a road similar to Mr. Armstrong's "juiced" Tour de France victories. However, unlike a race, academic dishonesty harms the cheater most. A grade not earned translates into skills and information not learned. At some point, there may be a test of those skills in a professional setting in which the stakes will be higher than a letter on a piece of paper.
While history may not uncover all instances of cheating and we can all find an example that will falsify the old adage that "cheaters never prosper", the piece of mind and personal satisfaction that comes from doing the right thing in the right way lasts much longer and provides more security and happiness than even the most rewarding "ill gotten gains". Better to have a fairly-earned Bronze metal than a Gold that required breaking the rules. Martin Luther King Jr. dreamed of a world in which we are judged only by the content of our character. Integrity is a choice, an exercise of our free will, and a measure of our character. Those of us who have faith in an eternal existence beyond our own, know that our choices have consequences. Whether or not we are caught, there will be a judgment. While the saga of Mr. Armstrong may make entertaining theatre, like the Greek tragedies, important lessons should be learned from his story.
Doctor Smetanka, thank you for writing this. To me, the saddest parts of Armstrong's past were his attacks on those who claim he doped, and also the notion that merely "confessing", at last, to us, should allow him to be "reinstated" in his sport. When someone tells one lie, that lie must usually be covered with more lies... Lying can spiral out of control -- more and more lies told to cover the ever-growing "web of untruth". After a while, the liar might forget to cover his own tracks properly, due to the complex web whose structure he has woven and yet can no longer remember all the details of... Thank you, again... -from Scott Speck, Physics/Math, class of 1985.
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Scott, thanks very much for reading and commenting on the blog. I hope you will have the opportunity to tour the new "homes" of the Physics and Math departments. The new Mathematics tutoring space and Physics student research labs are especially fine. Another example of cheating in sports was the New England Patriot "Spygate" affair. There is a new book out by Bryan O'Leary that details the events and cover-up. He uses statistics to show that the Patriots did create an unfair advantage over their competition by videotaping them against NFL rules. This does show that more often than not the truth will eventually be revealed.
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This verb arose when Dan Henderson knocked Michael Bisbing out with his huge right hand.
This verb arose when Dan Henderson knocked Michael Bisbing out with his huge right hand.
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"oi mate you just got Hendoed!!"
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A common alias of internationally renowned MMA fighter Dan Henderson.
Hendo's reverse spinning backfist just knocked out Wanderlei Silva!
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Hendo: commonly found on the west coast of Australia, this species is almost impossible to find. There is only one known 'Hendo'; scientists have been unable to find another. 'Hendo' has a placid nature, is extremely nice, and will do anything for anyone. If you have heard of, or know a 'Hendo', consider yourself very lucky, they are a dying race.
Due to the fact that 'Hendo' is so rare there is no example to put here.
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Hendersonville, NC, bitches.
Hot like Hendo-ville, rejoice.
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To be a sly or sneaky
They all went for drinks but the organiser when beeing hendo and didn't invite some people.
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When you take the simplest task and screw it up beyond all recognition.
Bob totally Hendoed that transaction. Please don't hendo your assignment.
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A nickname given to the city of Henderson by its original delinquent residents - A suburb south of Las Vegas - Also known as H Town
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Jamie Edgar Sep 2, 2016
This seems like extreme criticism for someone who died almost 20 years ago. There are many things churches do that I don't agree with, but blaming someone for problems in their charity so long after her death is just cruel and makes the person doing the blaming appear to be media hoaring.
Bb May 31, 2012
Leave the Missionaries of Charity alone. They do more work that is needed in one hour than most people can claim to do in their entire lives. It is a sad day when people who can do nothing other than criticise point fingers at those who quietly go about giving endlessly of themselves.
Response to Bb:Anthony Aug 12, 2013
No, it is a sad day when people don't hold those in charge accountable. Unclean needles are likely to infect someone with a serious illness. Besides the undo suffering that was extended in the name of Jesus, how many people lost their lives to these conditions? The donations were intended to help these sick people and to improve both their medical equipment and staff.
Ignoring the intention of the money donated and ignoring the needs of these sick people is immoral and fraudulent. MT doing this in the name of God gave here the freedom to do as she please, not God or even the donators.
It is a sad day when you would defend the Missionaries of Charity without any facts to show their charity isn't just prolonging suffering, pain and poverty. If MT did keep excess funds in the bank while basic needs were not being met in her clinics, then she is guilty of fraud and should be sentenced to jail for an extended period of not for life because her actions cause people to needlessly suffer and die.
Response to Anthony:Aunima Dec 14, 2014
Please, Anthony, do you have any idea as to the kinds of people that are serviced ? These are people from the streets of India, existing in the midst of unimaginable filth. You say they lost their lives to "these conditions" in the hospitals ? What was the alternative ? Their lives, whatever was left of it, would have been prolonged in the piles of trash, poop, spittle ? How many times have you and I passed by such people on the roadsides of India, refused to cast a glance, and walked quickly by ? At least MC is acknowledging their existence, what prevented Christopher Hitchins from doing so ?
Deepak Jan 12, 2012
Test mail, ignore
Dawn Jan 12, 2012
I think that these current people are using Mother Teresas teachings as an excuse like so many other greedy people to make money. If she were alive, I am sure this would not be happening. So again it isn't her but the people who claim to follow her that are at fault.
David Johnson Jan 12, 2012
As a whole, Mother Teresa has done some very good deeds for a lot of impoverished people in some bad places. To say she was perfect and a Saint may not be correct, but neither should she be condemned for the lives she may have saved with what little she had to work with.
As for her vouching for some low life priest who should have been hung upside down for what he did to children, maybe she was duped like so many of the parents that blindly put their children in harms way because they felt a priest was supposed to be a man of God and would never do anything to hurt a child. Before we know why she stood up for (him) we should certainly try to find out why!
Tamara Jan 12, 2012
And to give of nothing with nothing and still produce better than circumstance results, requires criticism? If they are fit to do better, why haven't they? Not the one's who actually give of themselves; paid for degree, doctrine, or not...they reached out their arms and hands and gave results...and yet people still on-look with judgment and critique. ..of actions farther reached then they have ever committed to themselves (my hypothesis)....this is what I think of those who don't see fit the practice of the shelter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rather than come at them with problems join them with SOLUTIONS!!!!!!!
Response to Tamara:Catseye Jan 12, 2012
How much money has been given to Mother Teresa and her charities? (Answer: billions.)
How much of those donated billions have gone to suffering people in these places in the form of pain medication or other basic care, or even, say, toys for children in the orphanages they operate? (Answer: none.)
All this "serve the poor" stuff is bull. The Missions of Charity proselytize and earn money for the Church; that's it.
Don't believe it? Bet you don't believe the Church would cover up child rape rather than harm its brand identity.
Shelby Dec 14, 2011
It has never sat well with me when people praised "Mother Teresa", but could not tell me what exactly it was that she did that made her so wonderful.
I'm not surprised that their praise is baseless, though it disgusts me what she and her people have done.
To use a favourite word of politicians, it's "reprehensible."
Avinash Machado Aug 9, 2011
Sounds like a high control cult.
Clouds Mar 14, 2011
Classic case of arrogance combined with ignorance in the case of Hemley Gonzalez. I wish him good luck. He comes from real estate and knows nothing about the medical world, india or mothers teresa initial vision: didnt he read the book? apparently not, he never mentions the word compassion. However, mother Teresa served the poor and the way she did it, she reached many.
Response to Clouds:Hemley Gonzalez Mar 29, 2011
Dear Clouds, as your name suggest perhaps this is where your head is also? If I was arrogant and ignorant I wouldn't be living in Calcutta right now and working in the slums with the "poorest of the poor" myself on a daily basis. Before you or anyone else lashes out to defend Mother Teresa or The Missionaries of Charity, PLEASE READ AND RESEARCH.
You will discover hundreds of links from reporters, volunteers, journalists, some doctors, nurses and even nuns who themselves have left what is essentially a cult. If that is too much work for some of you, I have compiled links, photos, interviews, not to mention my own experiences after volunteering for two months in one of their houses of illusions, you can start here: www.facebook.com/missionariesofcharity or like I said, do it on your own.
My goal remains to:1. Educate people about the Missionaries of Charity's monumental and criminal negligence on the medical and financial fraud. 2. Push the Indian government to hold them accountable thus forcing them to a) change their practices to actually do something to eradicate poverty or b) get out of the charity business altogether. There are many responsible charities out there doing amazing work to educate people how to stop the vicious cycle of poverty and they are lacking key donations that can drastically aid in their work.
Response to Hemley Gonzalez:Cpauline Apr 3, 2011
So happy you are doing charitable work in India. Where were you 58yrs ago, probably not born yet. Its unfair for you to attack Mother Teresa for her lifes work in India. Do you stop to think of all the lives she has touched with her love and compassion. Hope you are taking your money there and doing good. How much cash have you contributed to the sisters? No one has to give and no one has the right to try to ruin the name of someone who has done much charity. Shame shame on you. Where is your compassion for all those whos lives were touched by this woman who lived in poverty and the sister who continue to do so. God bless her and those who carry on.
Response to Cpauline:Hemley Gonzalez Apr 7, 2011
@CpaulineI currently live in Kolkata, I work in the slums everyday with the poorest of the poor. I've cleaned blood, mucus, I've been defecated on by the destitute of India, picked live maggots out of wounds for hours and cremated more than a dozen men and women while working with the incredibly archaic and often inefficient Missionaries of Charity.
Damn right I have a right to question how these monsters operate and shame on you for blindly adoring these nuns and thinking you are actually doing something good by keeping your mouth shut. I usually don't answer such ignorant and defensive comments like yours, don't get a lot if anyway, but you actually epitomize a big part of the problem, the volunteer/follower who continues to glorify this fraudulent and outdated organization, while actually hurting those they claim to help by keeping them in these museums of poverty.
If you want to truly make a difference, start by demanding that the Missionaries of Charity report every single dollar they have received in donations until today and how all the funds have really been applied, if they do so, the world will discover they've been quite busy propagating their religious dogma while "patching" some of the issues of poverty instead of looking for viable solutions to END poverty with the millions and millions of dollars received from their unsuspecting donors. Again, READ. You will discover hundreds of links from reporters, volunteers, journalists, some doctors, nurses and even nuns who themselves have left what is essentially a cult. The monumental negligence of this organization is in fact impossible to ignore.
Response to Cpauline:Kcody May 15, 2011
I find horrendous theater in your comments placing shame on a person (Hemley), a real Christian reserves judgement to one. Not to mention the whole time you write is probably in spent in a nice rich home wanting for nothing but a bit of untouchable humility, not ever once dealing with festering wounds and unimaginable poverty. Self-righteous should beware of dogma. There is no sky daddy, no soul, no after-life and no problem. It is obvious the only reason the "sisters" are there is to send people to a Catholic heaven...these people are Hindu...and proud of their heritage yet they wish to convert them through their empty bellies. There may be shame in that.
Response to Hemley Gonzalez:Vasudev Akundi Jul 4, 2011
I agree with you 100%.
Response to Vasudev Akundi:Jack Dec 22, 2013
I feel sorry for you Hemley. Please do not call me names like you have done anyone else who has questioned some of the assertions. It is almost "schoolyard." I have lived and worked in Kolkata and in the slums of Mumbai and am from India.
1) The Missionaries may not be sophisticated but they focus their lives on helping the poor. They do something. I commend you for trying, but instead of criticizing, why not seek to come to a better way. Talk with them.
2) Generalities have no purpose in logical discussion. Please do not point to "hundreds of links." It is easy to be an internet journalist. Harder to get people other than "Humanists" and "atheists" and unknown sources to be on the record.
3) Their monies should be accounted, but it may end up going to the global Catholic church's other missions. That is who should also be involved.
4) Finally, for a person trying to set up a charity, who has come from somewhere else, it can also be noted with suspicion. I could also allege that the money is going to the Castro family, or that you are supporting terrorism. I do not say that.
5) We need more charities. For you to put down one charity, to raise yourself up.
Like I said, I think you may be gone and forgotten about this. I do forgive you. I think you may have passion, which is needed in this world. I expect the name calling. I hope for a dialogue.
Response to Jack:Vasudev Dec 27, 2013
Missionaries of Charity is using the money only for religious conversions. They do not use money anywhere. I was born and brought up in Kolkata and saw their dirty tricks. They set conditions to charity - the main condition being Religious conversion. For every medical condition they only offer one medicine - more prayers. When one of their own falls ill - they are treated in the best of hospitals. Missionaries of Charity is a front to collect huge sums of money and deposit into the vaults of Vatican. Catholic Church's most profitable arm is MOC
Corneilius Jan 19, 2011
This is well established pattern of 'missionary charity' supported by State and Vatican that is fundamentally abusive.
That is not to say that ALL missionaries and asociated Charities are abusive. It is to say there is a wide pattern of such behaviours.
The Residential Schools systems operated by Church and State all over the world are being exposed by Survivors and both Church and State, and their apologists are doing their level best to cover this up, to limit their liabilities and to mask their culpability.
We cannot trust ANY organisation or Institution that is not transparent.
We are talking here about hundreds of years of abuses, of millions of lives destroyed.
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As the decade winds down, the Hurricanes are in their sixth season of scrambling to get back to where they once were, the Seminoles have suddenly become ordinary and Bowden is about to coach the final game of his illustrious career.
The changes to the sport have been far-reaching. Conference championship games. Instant replay. The explosion of the BCS. The wide-ranging fascination with the spread offense and option read. If you can't watch your favorite team now, regardless of where you are, you're not trying. All it takes is a computer.
Who would have guess at the start of the decade that Temple would finish it with a better won-loss record than Michigan and Notre Dame?
Crazy stuff.
This is how we remember it:
Best defensive players
1. Ed Reed, S, Miami
2. David Pollack, DE, Georgia
3. Terrell Suggs, DE, Arizona State
4. Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska
5. Tommie Harris, DT, OklahomaBest quarterbacks
1. Tim Tebow, Florida
2. Vince Young, Texas
3. Matt Leinart, USC
4. Jason White, Oklahoma
5. Colt McCoy, Texas
Best wide receivers
1. Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh
2. Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech
3. Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech
4. Andre Johnson, Miami
5. Braylon Edwards, Michigan
Best running backs
1. Reggie Bush, USC
2. Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma
3. Darren McFadden, Arkansas
4. LaDainian Tomlinson, TCU
5. DeAngelo Williams, Memphis
Programs of the decade
2. Florida
4. Texas
5. Ohio State
Best team, one season
1. Miami, 2001
3. Florida, 2006
4. Texas, 2005
5. Ohio State, 2002
Five reasons the BCS needs to go away — and be replaced by a playoff
1. Oklahoma playing in the 2003-2004 BCS title game.
The Sooners "earned" their way into the big one off a 35-7 loss to Kansas State in the Big 12 championship game.
2. Nebraska playing in the 2001-2002 BCS title game.
Despite failing to even win the Big 12 North because of a 62-36 loss to Colorado, the Huskers still got to play for No. 1.
3. Auburn being left out of the 2004-05 BCS title game.
The 2003 season ended with USC, Oklahoma and Auburn all unbeaten. The Tigers were the odd team out, though no one is sure why after the clunker OU threw in against USC.
4. Florida State making the 2000-01 BCS title game over Miami.
The Hurricanes beat FSU during the season and their only loss was to No. 4 Washington. So both finished with one loss. Didn't matter. The computers rated the Seminoles higher.
5. Texas and Utah missing out on the 2008-09 BCS title game.
The Longhorns lost one game all year – a heart-wrenching, last-second defeat to Texas Tech. Utah went unbeaten from a non-BCS conference and later routed Alabama in the Sugar Bowl. One-loss Oklahoma — which lost to Texas — faced Florida in the national title game.
Best Rutgers players
1. Ray Rice
3. Eric Foster
4. Kenny Britt
5. Gary Brackett
Biggest upsets
1. Appalachian State 34, Michigan 32 — 2007
Michigan was ranked No. 5 at the time and playing at home. No FCS team had ever beaten a ranked FBS before — never mind one on the road in front of 100,000-plus.
2. Stanford 24, USC 23 — 2007
The Cardinal, a 41-point underdog, ended USC's 35-game home winning streak on a touchdown pass with 49 seconds left. The Trojans were ranked No. 2.
3. Kansas State 35, Oklahoma 7 — 2003 Big 12 title game
No. 1 Oklahoma was 12-0 and was rolling toward the BCS title game thanks to the nation's best defense. Shockingly, the Sooners were never in this one.
4. Navy 46, Notre Dame 44 (3 OT) — 2007
True, the Irish were just 1-7 coming into this. But they always found a way to beat Navy — and had 43 straight times since 1963, when Roger Staubach was quarterbacking the Mids. Not this time.
5. Utah 31, Alabama 17 — 2009 Sugar Bowl
Two games before this, the Tide had been unbeaten and ranked No. 1. Then Alabama lost to Florida in the SEC championship game. Ok. But then to be manhandled by Utah in the Sugar Bowl? The Utes finished 13-0 after beating No. 4 'Bama.
Worst coaching hires
1. Bill Callahan at Nebraska
2. Tyrone Willingham at Notre Dame
3. Charlie Weis at Notre Dame
4. Ron Zook at Florida and Illinois
5. Rich Rodriguez at Michigan
Schools that used to be factors in the national championship race
1. Michigan
2. Miami
3. Florida State
4. Nebraska
5. Georgia
Things that became staples for us
1. ESPN's College GameDay
Things can get a little goofy on the set at times, but it's still a good mix of information, insight and fun.
2. Instant replay
Sometimes you wonder what the replay official is looking at it, but on balance it does more good than harm. Most of the time, that is.
3. Erin Andrews on the sidelines for a big game
She gets more pre-game attention from fans than on-air face time.
4. The Wildcat — and any version of the option read.
Defenses still haven't caught up to either yet. They will eventually.
5. Conference championship games
If the Big Ten follows through on expansion it will have one, leaving only the Pac-10 and Big East without.
The worst Heisman winners of the decade
1. Eric Crouch, Nebraska
2. Chris Weinke, Florida State
3. Troy Smith, Ohio State
4. Jason White, Oklahoma
5. Mark Ingram, Alabama
Best games
1. Texas 41, USC 38, 2006 BCS championship game
2. Boise State 43, Oklahoma 42, 2007 Fiesta Bowl
3. Ohio State 31, Miami 24 (2 OTs), 2003 BCS championship game
4. Arkansas 58, Ole Miss 51 (7 OTs), 2001
5. USC 34, Notre Dame 31, 2005
Plays on YouTube that never get old
1. The touchdown run by Texas QB Vince Young on fourth and five with 19 seconds left that lifted the Longhorns to a 41-38 victory over USC in the 2007 BCS title game.
2. Boise State's Statue of Liberty play on a two-point conversion to beat Oklahoma, 43-42, in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl.
3. Matt Leinart's 4th and nine first-down completion to Dwayne Jarrett with 1:32 to play with USC trailing Notre Dame 31-28 in 2005. That set up the famous "Bush push" when Reggie Bush shoved Leinart into the end zone on a short sneak on the game's final play.
4. The still-hard-to-believe catch by Alabama's Tyrone Prothro over Southern Miss safety Jasper Faulk in 2005. Prothro was facing Faulk and reached around his back to make the touchdown catch with the ball on Faulk's back.
5. Trinity College's miracle finish to beat Millsaps in a 2007 Division 3 game. Trailing, 24-22, Trinity ran a play that lasted 62 seconds, required 15 laterals and saw seven players touch the ball on the way to a game-winning touchdown.
Best Rutgers moments
1. The 2006 victory over No. 3 Louisville.
Pandemonium in Piscataway put the program on the map nationally.
2. The 44-9 rout of Cincinnati in 2005.
The game that clinched the Insight Bowl bid — Rutgers' first bowl game since 1978.
3. Ray Rice's performance in the 2008 International Bowl
Rice rushed for a school-record 280 yards — highlighted by a 90-yard touchdown run — to exceed 2,000 for the season in his final game with Rutgers before heading to the NFL.
4. The upset of No. 2 South Florida in 2007
The Knights were already in the role of spoiler and USF turned out to be a phony, but it didn't matter at the time. On national TV, Rutgers knocked off the highest-ranked team it has ever beaten.
5. The 37-10 rout of Kansas State in the 2006 Texas Bowl
Rutgers capped an 11-2 season by winning the first bowl game in school history and doing it in style, with Ray Rice rushing for 170 yards and the defense roughing up Wildcats QB Josh Freeman.
The Big East's best teams
1. Miami, 2001
2. Miami, 2002
3. West Virginia, 2005
4. Louisville, 2006
5. Cincinnati, 2009
Quarterbacks who peaked as college players
1. Brad Banks, Iowa
2. Joey Harrington, Oregon
3. Eric Crouch, Nebraska
4. Chris Weinke, Florida State
5. David Carr, Fresno State
Best one-year turnarounds (aka: there's hope for everyone)
1. Central Florida
0-11 in 2004 to 8-5 in 2005.
2. Minnesota
1-11 in 2007 to 7-6 in 2008
3. Tulsa
1-11 in 2002 to 8-5 in 2003
4. Washington
0-12 in 2008 to 5-7 in 2009
5. Navy
2-10 in 2002 to 8-5 in 2003
When the stars shined the brightest
1. Texas QB Vince Young vs. USC, 2005-06 BCS title game
A performance for the ages: He passed for 267 yards, ran for 200 and scored the game-winning TD with 19 seconds left on a scramble.
2. USC RB Reggie Bush vs. Fresno State, 2005
Some players' careers don't have as many highlight film moments as Bush's did this game. He totaled 513 yards in a 50-42 victory, including one of those have-to-see-it-to-believe-it 50-yard touchdown runs.
3. Florida QB Tim Tebow vs. South Carolina, 2007
One of Tebow's finest individual performances — and he had a few of them. He rushed for five TDs and threw for two more in a 51-31 victory.
4. Arkansas RB Darren McFadden vs. LSU, 2007
McFadden had burned the Tigers a year earlier, so they knew exactly what to expect. It didn't matter. McFadden rushed for 206 yards and three TDs and passed for a score in a 50-48 triple OT win.
5. Kansas State RB Darren Sproles vs. Oklahoma, 2003 Big 12 title game
The Sooners were 12-0, ranked No. 1 and cruising to the national title game with a defense that ranked as the nation's best. Not after Sproles was done. He rushed for 235 yards and caught three passes for 88 more in a stunning 35-7 upset.
Why ticket prices have jumped so dramatically — or the highest paid coaches at the end of a decade that started with $1 million annually being the top-end of the pay scale.
1. Mack Brown, Texas
$5 million
2. Nick Saban, Alabama,
$4.7 million
3. Pete Carroll, USC,
$4.4 million
4. Urban Meyer, Florida,
$4 million
5. Bob Stoops, Oklahoma,
$3.8 million


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I saw that but the sign I saw said until the 26th. Maybe they want the after Christmas trades. They did change from 100% to 50% on a Friday.
Yeah but that appears to have been a last minute extension probably due to the holiday/shopping significance of Friday.
I would be surprised if we saw a 100% before the new year, though if there is it'd be the couple of weeks coming up. It'll just be a mad house in the stores the next coupe of weeks, they'd probably rather not have people doing trades.


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One of the most mystifying things about the summer of 2009 has been how, months ago and without any actual information to go on, it became gospel that G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra was going to be a ridiculous train wreck. This is especially bewildering in light of the moderate-to-positive buzz that preceded the release of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, also for no apparent reason. Who decided that G.I. Joe would be terrible? When? Why?
I have, as they say, no robotically enhanced dog in this hunt. I certainly do not expect G.I. Joe to be any sort of season's highlight. I don't have any specific expectations for it, to be honest. But here's the information I have: this is a summer action movie directed by Stephen Sommers, whose last three blockbusters have ranged from tolerable mediocrity to delirious fun. Its cast includes character actors like Christopher Eccleston and Joseph Gordon-Levitt (as the arch-villain, no less). Its trailer is no more or less ridiculous than you would expect from a movie based on action figures, and actually struck me as lighter on its feet than other recent tentpoles. Why it's fated to be the summer's biggest disaster escapes me entirely.
I mean, look at this USA Today piece about the film's "bad buzz". What facts does it actually contain? Anonymous, generalized "complaints" about elements of the trailer. (Was it really that bad? I just don't see it.) The notion that "the script was hurried into production" to beat the writer's strike -- legitimate, but shamefully vague. And a positive review from Harry Knowles, which I guess some people would consider a bad sign, but I'm not sure that's the point the article was making. The piece doesn't even mention the absurd rumors -- not helpful, though proven false -- that Stephen Sommers was kicked off the project in post-production. The latest word, as you've probably heard, is that Paramount is thinking about considering maybe not screening the film for critics. (That's about as much as we know.) It's fair to assume that this is bad news, but at this point it seems just as likely that Paramount is doing damage control. Somehow, this movie was set up to fail, and -- given that it's admittedly unlikely to be any sort of masterpiece -- Paramount has nothing to gain from showing it to the knife-sharpening press.
I think G.I. Joe has at least a 60% chance of sucking, but that's my default for summer blockbusters, if that makes any sense. Transformers is so far ahead of the competition on my year's-worst list that G.I. Joe would have to make a truly heroic effort to give it a run for its money -- and since Sommers, unlike Michael Bay, at least has a plausible claim to being a filmmaker, that seems unlikely. Will G.I. Joe be unwatchable? How do you know?
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Caramel apples have always been a fall classic, combining the crisp and juicy texture of apples with sticky, sweet caramel for a wonderful treat. As a kid, I could always count on a neighbor or two to have some caramel apples available at Halloween (usually to give to the families they knew, reserving wrapped candies for other trick-or-treaters). These days, I either have to make ... Read More »
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Slime-Filled Cupcakes from the Black Lagoon
Last year, I celebrated Halloween with a batch of Vampire Cupcakes. The cupcakes were filled with a gooey, thick cherry pie filling that made the cupcake look like it was bleeding when you bit into it. I planned on baking more this year, but couldn't help but wonder if I could take the concept in another direction to make another Halloween treat to complement it. ... Read More »
Halloween Gingerbread House Kit
Gingerbread houses are crafts normally associated with Christmas, not with Halloween. This is only because gingerbread itself is a treat that sees seasonal, not because a gingerbread house in and of itself is a yuletide item. In fact, I think that gingerbread houses can be quite spooky and lend themselves very well to the construction of an edible haunted house. After all – the witch ... Read More »
4th of July Food Ideas
The 4th of July falls on a Friday this year, which means that there is a whole, long weekend to celebrate both summer and Independence Day. I tend to envision picnics and barbecues for the 4th because they've always been a bit of a tradition for me. It's a great way to hang out with friends, enjoy some (hopefully!) good weather and have a good ... Read More »
Breakfast in bed for Mother's Day
When I was very little, I thought that the best meal in the world was breakfast in bed. I imagine that some children's book put the idea into my head because I can't recall a single time that I actually ate breakfast in bed – not until I was an adult and could orchestrate it myself, anyway. So when Mother's Day rolled around, I always ... Read More »
Adjust-A-Measure Set
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Flourless dessert ideas for Passover
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Man arrested for vehicular homicide after striking pedestrian
ST. MARTIN PARISH- Last night, Troopers with Louisiana State Police Troop I investigated a fatal crash on LA Highway 997 north of LA Highway 70 which claimed the life of a Franklin man.
According to investigating Troopers, on October 21, 2012, shortly before 9:00 p.m., 42-year-old Toby Ponville of Pierre Part was driving a 2006 Chevrolet truck north on LA Highway 997. For reasons still under investigation, Ponville traveled off the right side of the roadway and struck 26-year-old Mark Aucoin Jr. of Franklin. Aucoin, who was walking north on the right shoulder prior to being struck, was pronounced dead at the scene. Ponville was not injured in the crash. Troopers indicated they are working to determine if Ponville was restrained when the crash occurred.
Tests performed by Troopers indicated Ponville had a blood alcohol level over the legal limit of .08 grams percent. He was arrested for vehicular homicide and improper lane use and booked into the St. Martin Parish Jail.
This crash remains under investigation.
Troopers remind drivers that impaired driving continues to be a major problem throughout Louisiana. Troopers have seen the number of deaths and serious injuries due to impaired drivers decrease in recent years, there is still work to be done. Troopers will continue to enforce Louisiana's DWI laws across the state and remain committed to a public education campaign to end impaired driving. Have a plan and designate a driver before you decide to drink.


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In search of buttonhole twist
I nearly fell at the final hurdle with Vogue 1073. The hem is finished in a really unusual way that calls for 'buttonhole twist' thread. I've heard of this stuff as fairly thick, shiny thread used to make hand-worked buttonholes but never seen it in a shop. A quick internet search didn't turn it up in any online shops in the UK.
What you use the buttonhole twist for is attaching a plaited braid to hang from the bottom of the dress hem, using a hand-sewing stitch that resembles a series of french knots. The braid is made out of the same fabric as the dress. The stitches attaching the braid clearly show on the pattern envelope photo, although I don't think they're very visible in this electronic version.
I was thinking of buying some embroidery floss and trying to use a single strand of that, but then I remembered I had this DMC Special Dentelles 80 thread left over from when I used to do lacemaking. It's thick and slightly glossy thread with very little elasticity. It seemed to work OK for attaching the braid, although I think it may be slightly thicker than whatever Vogue used.
Amazingly there are no bloodstains on the hem, despite my having rammed a needle into my finger while sewing the braid on. I am not good at hand sewing. This whole project has been pretty hard on the fingers.
You can see the funny little knots attaching the braid in this picture. The braid is definitely meant to be attached below the hem rather than on top of it according to Vogue's diagrams.
So that's the dress done at long last! I haven't got pictures of it yet because the nights here are drawing in so fast there's now no daylight left by the time I get home from work. Hopefully I'll get some at the weekend.
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7 Responses to "In search of buttonhole twist"
Argh, I can't believe you're leaving us hanging like that!!! 😉 I can't wait to see it. The braid trim looks so lovely!!!
I can't wait to see this!
You used to make lace!?!?!?!?!?!??! *WOW* That is an incredible art form. I love staring for hours (well, minutes, really) at the handmade specimens in the Textile Gallery at the Royal Ontario Museum.
And I love the hem. L.O.V.E. it. 🙂
I never realised there was that hem detail on the dress, it looks really lovely, now when can we see the whole dress!?!


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Where to get 64 Studio 3.3 alpha1
Where can I get the latest alpha (LXDE)? I'd like to install and test it. Is it still based on Hardy?
As Daniel has indicated in the release notes, on the development list, the 32bit build is not tested at all at the moment. I would suggest joining the development mailing list, and giving some constructive feedback on exactly where it gets stuck, and what options, if applicable, are available. This way we can guide you towards a working install, and you can help us make the needed changes to get 3.3 (and ultimately 4.0) out of the blocks a bit quicker.
You get the files here:
Note: This is alpha software, and it will NOT give you problem free operation.
NB: If you download and install this, you absolutely have to give some feedback on the 64studio development mailing list: http://www.64studio.com/mailing_lists
It is now based on Karmic, and is a brief stepping stone in preparation for Lucid, and the 4.0 alphas to come. It is by no means "ready yet, but given a bit of effort, it is worth it so far. I have been running it for more than a week, and it looks very promising indeed, especially in the performance department.
3.3 alpha 1
Hi, I downloaded alpha 3.3 ISO, and the installation gets stuck during installation of the software, (after the base is installed). Just like with the 2.1 ISO. The 3.0 Beta 3 installes fine for me. I have a P4 extreme 3.4 ghz with 2gig ram Dell inspiron 9100 Laptop. All my installs are using the i386 ISO's, not the 64 bit ones.


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"Based on a true story," it says at the start, and the story is a remarkable one: Norman Cousins, former editor of the Saturday Review, came down with a supposedly incurable and severe arthritic disease that would leave him paralyzed. He decided to fight it with unorthodox injections of vitamin C and with laughter (brought on by private hospital screenings of Marx Brothers movies). With that, he says, he cured himself. It is a story of amazing determination. Ed Asner as Cousins is his usual frayed-teddy-bear self, gruff but good. David Ogden Stiers, of M*A*S*H memory, plays his buddy Cleveland Amory, Eli Wallach his doctor, and Millie Perkins his health-food faddist wife. The cast is good, the story fascinating, the plot gripping. And part of the message is worthwhile: You have to want to live passionately to live well. Asner as Cousins also cautions that you need a doctor if you try his comedy-cure. But the example he sets is nonetheless disturbing. How many patients will be inspired to reject their doctors' scientific advice because, like Cousins, they just didn't like it? How many will find unrealistic optimism in his success? Anatomy also has problems simply as a piece of TV drama: It was based on Cousins' autobiographical book, and it shows the lack of distance he has from the subject. The characters are figments of memory; they aren't real and human—and thus, interesting—enough. As medical anecdote, Anatomy of an Illness is fascinating; as drama, it's not.
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A kayaker traveling along the river west of La Valle found the bodies May 8, according to a news release the Sauk County Sheriff's Department issued Tuesday.
The horses, Jimmy and Vicki, were used in therapy programs for veterans and troubled youth at September Farms in La Valle.
Sauk County Sheriff Chip Meister said it appeared that the horses had drowned by accident in the icy, high river, countering initial suspicion that the animals had been stolen when they went missing in March.
The river flows through the 70-acre farm that is home to nearly 50 rescue horses.
"The investigation has never generated any evidence of criminal activity," Meister told the Baraboo News Republic
Angela Joseph of Dane, who owned the 3-year-old palomino Morgan gelding named Jimmy, told the La Crosse Tribune she has no idea how the horses got to that area of the pasture.
"Things are not making sense. We can't figure out how they got down to the river. Those horses normally didn't hang out together because they're from different herds," Joseph said.
A police officer used the other horse, a 2-year-old chestnut Morgan filly named Vicki, as a therapy animal.
"It's been very traumatic for all of us, getting them out of the water," she said. "It's very disheartening."
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Date: 2/9/2005
Community Hospital hopes to build awareness during Cardiac Rehabilitation Week
MUNSTER — When people hear about cardiac rehabilitation they tend to think this medical care is only available to those who have suffered a heart attack or undergone a cardiac procedure such as angioplasty. In fact, cardiac rehabilitation can be a valuable tool to rehabilitate a weakening cardiovascular system before life-threatening heart disease takes hold.
To help educate the public on the heart-strengthening benefits of cardiac rehab, the Cardiac Rehabilitation staff of Community Hospital will be celebrating Cardiac Rehabilitation Week Feb. 13 through 19. "Cardiac Rehabilitation: The Rhythm of Life" is the theme and our staff wants people to know that they can take advantage of the three components of cardiac rehab -- education, creation of an exercise program and support from others — to keep their hearts in good rhythm.
An estimated 150,000 to 250,000 people participate in cardiac rehab each year in the United States to help them regain heart strength after heart attack, open heart surgery, angioplasty/stent and angina. However, cardiac rehab is also for people with heart arrhythmias, diabetes, high blood pressure and obesity. Fitness Pointe in Munster offers specialty cardiac rehabilitation classes for diabetics and people with peripheral arterial disease. "Cardiac rehab is an excellent program for individuals starting an exercise program who prefer to have a supervised and structured format until they are comfortable and motivated to exercise on their own," says Erica Hein, cardiac rehab/screening coordinator.
"People think, 'I can't go there because I haven't had a procedure or a heart attack,'" says Cardiac Rehabilitation Staff Nurse Laura York, R.N. "But we would rather have you here before you have the event." To help the public better understand the offerings and benefits of cardiac rehabilitation, an open house will be held from 8 to 11:30 a.m. and from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 2 at Fitness Pointe, 9950 Calumet Ave. in Munster. In order to participate in cardiac rehab patients need a doctor's order, stress test and lipid profile. For more information on cardiac rehab, please call Erica Hein at 219-934-2830.
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NEW YORK - Want to super-size that soda? Sorry, but in New York City you could be out of luck.
In his latest effort to fight obesity in this era of Big Gulps and triple bacon cheeseburgers, Mayor Michael Bloomberg is proposing an unprecedented ban on large servings of soda and other sugary drinks at restaurants, delis, sports arenas and movie theaters.
Drinks would be limited to 16 ounces, which is considered a small at many fast-food joints.
"The percentage of the population that is obese is skyrocketing," Bloomberg said Thursday on MSNBC. He added: "We've got to do something."