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It's not that Koopa's graduation party went badly, exactly, it just was… overwhelming, I guess. For him. And for me too. And its not that it left a bad taste in my mouth, no, it just left… well, more of the taste of the reality than I usually have.
At the beginning, they sang songs (Koopa sang in whisper). This part was nice, actually. Very cute and touching. They'd been preparing for this performance for weeks, which made it that much more touching. The hard part came after the singing, when the random mingling and snacking and running around started. First, Koopa got upset because his best friend was playing with other kids when he wanted her to play only with him. We figured that out somehow, but that minor incident seemed to set off the 'overwhelmed' mode.
Then there was that stupid mic. Not sure why Koopa wanted a mic, but before I noticed, he was fighting with a bunch of other kids over it. I stepped in in my most grown up manner, and organized a very helpful system whereby they'd have to take turns to use the mic. Obviously, they had to comply, because I'm taller than them (i.e. so I could hold the mic very high if I wanted to and nobody would be able to use it! ha!). But they were still kind of impatient with each other. So when it was Koopa's turn and he started whispering into the mic, one of the girls wanted to grab the mic from him, and when I didn't let her, she yelled at him really really angrily: "But he doesn't sing anyway, he only whispers!" Just like that. Really mean. Koopa didn't react right away, but I immediately felt like I was about to break down crying right there and then, and the fact that I was taller than that girl (and, like, seven to eight times older) didn't help a bit at that particular moment.
I'm well aware that in situations like this I'm supposed to come up with something helpful to say, something that would fix the situation, and be educational and beneficial for all parties involved. But, somehow, in such moments all my grown-up-ness just melts away, and leaves me feeling just like another four year old, ready to break down crying because my classmate is being mean to me.
I did manage to get myself together somehow and say in an educational and authoritative (albeit perhaps way too friendly) tone of voice that everybody is allowed to sing any way they like, even in whisper, but I'm not sure if it registered. By that point they resumed their fighting and Koopa wasn't whispering any more, instead he was SCREAMING on top of his lungs INTO THE MIC, which, needless to say, attracted the attention of every single hearing (and hearing-impaired?) individual in the room. And he doesn't usually even need a mic to scream real loud.
We had to leave very shortly after that, not so much because we were expelled for endangering everyone's hearing abilities, but because Koopa wasn't able to calm down (and from that point on, every little thing was a stressor). But also, and mostly importantly, because I wasn't able to calm down.
Another kid was mean to my son… Another kid was mean to my son… This is WRONG. It's not SUPPOSED to be like that. Yeah, right. Wake up and smell the coffee. Kids are mean to each other every day. People are mean to each other every day. The world is a real cruel place to live in and I can't change it even a little bit to better suit my sensitive child. I know, this is a really profound generalization right there. But I am seriously still trying really hard to internalize it and not fight it. The stressful part is that, even though I know I'm not expected to mold the world to better suit my child's needs, I am still the one responsible for fixing a situation like this for him somehow. As a parent, I am the one who is supposed to come up with the right thing to say in the heat of the moment. I am the one who is supposed to spell it out for him that although people are often mean and cruel, it is never ok. I am the one who is supposed to make it very clear to him that it is ok to be whoever he is, despite what other people may think or say. All this feels like a huge responsibility. And I'm terrified that in critical moments I won't be able to fulfill it, because I'll just sit there all hurt on behalf of my kid, just like another unhelpful four year old.
God knows I could never even conceive that this would be one of the challenges of parenting. I was convinced that by becoming a parent you automatically become a 'grown-up' (and get to carry around some kind of grown-up certificate in your wallet?) which basically means you know what the right thing to say or do is at any given moment. I never imagined that it's quite the opposite: all that parenting does to you is stir up all your childhood fears and vulnerabilities without giving you a single clue about how to solve problems you never solved as a kid.
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Justin Beal is one of a group of Los Angeles artists who create works that involve darkly funny, wicked, and satirical themes. In his untitled sculpture, two reflective panels are wrapped tightly with black plastic wrap. Beal, in essence, transforms a functional object—a mirror—into a non-functional object, while simultaneously referencing eroticism and bondage.
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Over the past decade, USC Aiken has added the Convocation Center, the Roberto Hernandez baseball stadium and a cross-country course across from the main campus.
Those facilities are separated from student housing and academic buildings by the Robert M. Bell Parkway on the 118 Bypass, and USCA administrators are frustrated that plans for a pedestrian bridge have experienced ongoing delays.
The project has encountered several setbacks, but they have been overcome, said Dr. Deidre Martin, the university's vice chancellor for advancement.
At the time of the Convocation Center project in 2007, a bridge originally was a part of that initiative. When university officials saw how many students were crossing the highway, "The bridge became a higher priority," Martin said. "But the whole process has taken much longer and is more complicated than we ever anticipated," she said.
By the time USCA was ready to bid the project in the spring of 2013, the university learned of a right-of-way dispute between the S.C. Department of Transportation and a utility provider.
The right-of-way dates back to the 1960s, Martin said.
Yet no records could be located at the Aiken County Courthouse. The university and engineers had to adjust the bridge structure to resolve the issue and receive approval on both sides. That took nearly nine months before the project could get full approval and be put out for bids in March this year, Martin said by email.
Then the bids came in well over the $1.3 million budget, which was established from the start. Those funds came from three sources – SCDOT, county transportation funds and university bonds. USCA had the choice of eliminating the existing project, seek additional funding and start over again with the approval process.
"That was likely something that would have taken multiple years," Martin said. "We needed to come in with the money we have."
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By email, Martin also said that university administrators are confident the structure "Will be an important addition to our campus. ... We appreciate the patience of the campus and community as we work through the bid process."
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HARRISBURG -- A Pennsylvania arbitrator has ruled that Jerry Sandusky's $4,900-a-month Penn State pension be reinstated, including back payments from October 2012, when his child molestation conviction prompted the state retirement system to end his benefits.
Hearing examiner Michael Bangs wrote in an opinion dated Thursday but made public Monday that it was clear the former assistant football coach was no longer a Penn State employee after his 1999 retirement. That was critical to the pension dispute because the state Pension Forfeiture Act was expanded five years later, in 2004, to add sexual offenses to the crimes that trigger forfeiture.
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Forget Easter eggs this Sunday: Belgium's Philippe Gilbert hopes to
serve himself a fourth course of succulent Ardennes pate with victory in
And an unprecedented fourth Belgian classics win in two weeks would be
sweet as chocolate for Phil Gil, who admitted after his imperious taming of the
Mur de Huy in last weekend's Fleche-Wallonne that his excellent form is
beginning to surprise even him.
"I no longer know what my limits are," the limitless Gilbert
said, not knowing if he should limit his post-race interviews to one major
press junket or give Saddles a direct call for a belated catch up.
"I used to think that I could only win the races of my dreams like
the Tour of Flanders, Milan-San Remo, the Tour of Lombardy - which I've
already won - and of course Liege. I didn't think I could win a race like this
one today. It's an extremely hard race that favours the climbers so to me it's
a surprise.
"This victory gives me a lot of confidence for the future," he
added, fairly confident about the future. "I feared a finish like this one
and now I can start to think about winning races I had never even thought
about. For example, I've never started the Giro dell'Emilia because I thought
it was way too hard for me. Now that I've won here, a switch has flicked in my
After finishing sharing his thoughts, Gilbert then indeed did take a few
minutes out to talk to Saddles. "As I stressed earlier to your more
straight-edged colleagues in the mainstream media, I no longer know what my
limits are," he said in impeccable Chinese before stopping to take stock
of the situation.
"You see, I never knew that I could speak an Oriental language
fluently. Anyway, as this proves, this victory gives me a lot of confidence for
the future - not only in cycling, but also outside the sport," he
continued, were this part of the blog to be actually true.
"I used to think that I could only wear a gold suit, but I'm
beginning to think about pink, yellow, even rainbow suits - and not just on my
wedding day."
Of course, on a serious note, this isn't so far-fetched. Wasn't it Eddie
Merckx who last autumn - after Gilbert's explosive showing in the Vuelta -
suggested that the Belgian hotshot could transform himself into a major Tour
contender sometime soon?
Well, if he can ease past the likes of climbing specialists Joaquin
Rodriguez and Alberto Contador on the demanding Mur de Huy, then surely there's
a making of a potential three-week race candidate in there.
That said, it's one thing pulling off an uphill finish to win a classic
- but another replicating that form throughout three hot weeks in France, Italy
or Spain. And Gilbert hardly has the time trialling prowess of the former
Superman du jour, Fabian Cancellara. Just think what kind of monster a cycling
Dr Frankenstein-Ferrari could make if he fused Spartacus' motor with Gilbert's
aggression and puncheur characteristics.
One person who will be watching Liege-Bastogne-Liege with interest will
be former winner, the banned Alejandro Valverde. Hardly an out-and-out climber
or a time trialler, Valverde nevertheless won the Vuelta in 2009 - so maybe
such an achievement is not out of the question for the flamboyant Gilbert.
First things first, Phil Gil will be looking to take the Easter biscuit
and add Liege to his recent Brabanconne, Amstel Gold and Fleche Wallonne
scalps. Such a unique quadruple would surely see Gilbert crowned as the best
and most consistent rider over the past 12 months.
It will be fascinating to see if Gilbert can succeed where Cancellara
ostensibly failed. The Swiss was marked out of his two big races - Flanders and
Roubaix - and had to settle for second place in both. On Sunday, all the eyes
will be on the Omega-Pharma man. Something tells Saddles it will be all or
nothing: Gilbert won't settle for being number two on his home soil.
NO SAFETY IN NUMBERS: An incredulous Saddles smirked this week when he read
the rum story about how the organisers of the Vuelta Ciclista del Uruguay
expelled more than two thirds of the race's riders over their collective
decision to protest about the adverse weather conditions.
The nuts (!) and bolts of the story are fascinating enough - 66 riders,
including the leaders of all the major classifications, out of a field of 96
were expelled after refusing to ride an afternoon stage competitively.
There's also the hilarious transpiration that the protesting riders, despite
stressing that they would not race the stage, were forced to complete it anyway
after being thrown out of their hotels and seeing their team buses sent on
ahead, leaving them stranded.
But it is the details about the Vuelta's protagonists which really pushed BS
over the edge: amongst the race favourites was a certain Iggy Silva, riding for
the Wonderful Pistachios Pro Cycling team. Apparently they're the shell of the
team they used to be...
TOUGH NUT: Step over, Jens Voigt, the peloton has a new hard man.
While cycling's Chuck Norris is getting his knickers in a twist about the race
radio ban, Mario Aerts has made the decision to undergo cardiac surgery one
month sooner than originally planned - so that he can race in the Tour de
France just over two months from now.
Super Mario will start training just one week after his operation in a
bid to line up alongside his close pal and team leader Jurgen Van Den Broucke
at Noirmoutier for the Grande Boucle curtain-raiser.
Granted, cauterizing an arrhythmia to mend an overly active heart nerve
may not exactly be a triple bypass but it's still enough to see the 36-year-old
Belgian take on the mantle of the peloton's toughest package. It's also enough
to send Saddles' pulse into overdrive.
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- March 07, 2013
A CHALLENGE regarding the bona fides of the ownership of four runners has the potential to change the result of this year's Magic Millions 2YO Classic.
It is believed the owner of Greytfilly, Suzanne Donnellan, has challenged the legitimacy of the ownership of four runners in the race and Racing Queensland is scheduled to begin hearing the objections from today.
It is being alleged ownerships of the horses were falsified to make the horses eligible for a rich bonus attached to the race.
Magic Millions offered a $500,000 bonus on this year's Classic, where horses owned 100 per cent by females were eligible.
The bonus was distributed on the basis of $325,000 (first eligible runner home), $100,000 (second), $50,000 (third) and $25,000 (fourth).
In a coup for the promotion, winner Real Surreal, third-placed Missy Longstocking and fourth-placed Global Dream were all eligible for the bonus.
The other eligible runners were Greytfilly (ninth), He's a Ladies Man (12th) and Change Of Honour (13th).
Greytfilly is registered under the syndicate name "Rose" and she was recently taken out of Rob Heathcote's stable and switched to Gai Waterhouse.
Owing to this dispute, the bonus money is yet to be distributed.
If it is proven the ownership of any of the placegetters was not legitimate, they would not only lose the bonus portion of the prizemoney, but stewards would also have the option of disqualifying them entirely from the race.
Owners and trainers contacted by The Courier-Mail yesterday declined to comment until the hearing by Racing Queensland was over. Officials from RQ also refused to comment.
Real Surreal's $1,490,000 purse for winning the January feature was the richest ever in Queensland racing.
It provided a wonderful moment for Michelle Lang-McMahon, who races the filly in partnership with her mother Glenys and long-time employee Holly Williams, who was invited to join the team after years of loyal service to the McMahons' Kolora Lodge.
Missy Longstocking is raced by Judy Claire and Global Dream is owned by Deborah Gilbert and her daughter-in-law Melanie.
Magic Millions managing director Vin Cox welcomed the inquiry.
"This is a great promotion and it's good there is due process in racing where these things can be checked out," Cox said.
The "Women in Racing" promotion was championed by Magic Millions director Katie Page-Harvey, who said she hopes that "half the field" will be eligible for the bonus in 2014.
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"When the season changed, his chronic asthma worsened, making him face the skating season in the worst condition ever. At the Finlandia Trophy, he almost could not wear his new costume due to his great weight loss."
great weight loss
The question is why is he loosing weight?
If the weight loss was asthma related , he wouldnt be able to compete at all.
We all know why Mao experienced the weight loss unfortunately...
Is the new team playing Russian Roulette with Yuzuru? It looks like a very unsafe and insane situation...
According to the magazine, he sometimes sleeps without having a dinner since practice in Toronto is substantial.
Moreover, it is said that he always has nutrition tablets in his bag because he can't eat much(for his age).
In his book, he said that he basically looses his weight when he does not skate for a long time.
He thinks he will become still thinner after his retirement.
I don't have any information about loosing his weight before the Finlandia Trophy.
Japanese media doesn't report about his asthma very much, so people who are not skating fans don't know that he has asthma.
Considering his character, he may also not want to talk about it, I don't know...
Anyway, I wish him good luck on NHK Trophy!!
He is such a fighter!!
from the article translated :
Yuzuru: I was never asked to express a grown young man before, nor was I ever asked to express an actual expression or theme that was very precise. I know that I have to skate like a man and skate like an adult, but I am not sure yet about how I can skate like this.
I m really missing the reason why a teen ager should be forced to skate like a man and like an adult, instead of enhancing all beautiful and fugacious qualities youthfulness can offer......
But the funniest thing is that it seems Im not the only one, since Yuzuru said I know that I have to skate like a man...but I am not sure yet about how I can skate like this
Yuzuru, youre really a very smart boy! Please, dont change in the future !!
I wasn't very taken with his FS when I first saw it, but after having watched it a couple of times I actually really like the music and think it suits him. The program itself just needs a bit of reworking - the steps don't match the music, there are too many things going on and he looks slow with the choreography. Maybe simplifying it could also make it easier for him to get through the program? Hopefully he'll come out for NHK with an improved version!
I think Notre Dame FS doesnt match to Yuzus skating , maybe because Mr. Hanyu who?? Wilson was a bit distracted while creating it
In fact he forgot to add the spread eagle - 3A , which was exceptionally spectacular and difficult - I watched it live and it was unbelieveble, the audience went totally crazy and in fire!!!!
Yuzu was the only top skater in the WORLD to do it and NO ONE else!
It was clearly a trademark and now its sadly gone together with twizzles and spins Ina Bauer survives only but its definitely in the wrong position( too much effort for his body resistance) and caused the 3F fall at SA, while he correctly skipped it at FT after some falls during practice ..
What was very innovative and original in Yuzus skating has been removed to obtain an homogeneization and standardization of his FS what a shame, poor kid..
About his SP I would like to say that the crazy 3A entrance its not Buttles but was already present in last year Scriabin SP, and not only the entance was stunning because just after the landing he had a beautiful sort of rotational movement involving his whole body before the spin. Crazy difficult and crazy beautiful transitions:
The actual steps before the 3A seems empty and lifeless if compared to the old one ...
ahhhh please not Morozov!!!!
Bestemyanova & Bobrin would be perfect for a very quick SP and FS restyling!!!
they love and respect Yuzu so much!
Some people think Yuzuru is fragile because he is too thin.
For Japanese ,in fact, he looks thin! But this doesn't mean he is bad health. Japanese men tend to be thin especially in teen age.
I think his health is not so bad. Don't worry!
And he doesn't allow himself to make any physical excuse for his bad results in competition.(So he didn't tell about asthma at all.)
He is very tough guy!
In Japan he is known for his powerful and positive character.He has a big gap between inner face and appearance.
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Undefeated Joe Brunker of Australia has beaten Filipino TI Yamagata Aguelo to win the WBO Oriental featherweight interim-title by a twelve round unanimous decision in Richmond, New South Wales
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With the loss Aguelo dropped to 15-7-1 with 9 knockouts. He was coming off a 4th round TKO victory over Jake Verano for the Philippine Boxing Federation title last September 15.
[QUOTE=Fishkie;11476966]NEW South Wales Ronnie... Would you call New York, York? Hmmmm[/QUOTE] He is easily the worst Journo in the game, so i haven't come to expect much with his usually bias and unproof read articlesComment by Fishkie on 11-26-2011
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World Boxing Council President Jose Sulaiman is backing former champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. in the event of a long suspension from the Nevada State Athletic Commission.
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fatso sulaiman. this shows exactly why chavez jr is a idiot. just covered for him in his opponent selections and now you're trying to cover for his punishment.regardless if he fights in another country. the nevada commission is holding the purse and there will be a suspension in los estados unidos.
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How could a sport be so obliviously ran by people of greed and pure nationalism. Break the rules, hold people accountable. With that said bring the bum back, sooner the better. I'd love to see this dude get beat around for another 12 rounds by anyone with an ounce of skill.
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He's your godson, of course you'll back him you disgraceful piece of trash
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I wanna like Jr, I really do. He's tough, trying to get out from his dad's shadow. Almost upset a P4P champ...but dammit if trash like Sulaiman make me hate the kid. 40 some odd cab drivers and tomato cans on his résumé, a gift title shot, a paper belt, a run of BS mandatories, piss test cover ups, and now this. I swear his dad and the WBC hurt him way more than help him.
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I was wondering why something like this didn't happen when Juanma was suspended. I mean, why don't they just fight somewhere else?
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helping his fellow countrymen anything wrong with that? maybe chavez has something on this sulliman character.. Other than that it's outright coruption who in the hell were these people who elected him president of the WBC
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Optimist's Shakespeare: Try it, you'll like it
Two weeks ago, director Tom Reed had fully intended to make another round of cuts to Shakespeare's "As You Like It" — slimming the run time to just over two hours — before Optimist Theatre opened its production in Riverwest's Kadish Park. Am I ever glad that he had second thoughts.
When Optimist's press preview performance ended Thursday night — two hours and 45 minutes after it began — my aching body was screaming for a seat cushion and the ground on which I was sitting was wet with dew. »Read Full Article
'Revertigo' author Skloot appearing at Boswell
Floyd Skloot's new memoir, "Revertigo" (Terrace Books), covers many topics: a community theater production of "The King and I," New York accents, his mother's remarriage, books he tries but just can't read.
But its big subject is the unexpected, devastating attack of vertigo that struck him on March 27, 2009, and lasted 138 days. In putting together this book, Skloot writes, he realized "my work was exploring balance and its loss, how the forces of uncertainty and sudden change and displacement had shaped me since childhood, as it shapes many of us..." »Read Full Article
Jazz keyboardist Moran throws 'Fats Waller Dance Party'
As the swing era peaked around 1940, pianist-composer Fats Waller was as hot as it got. "Ain't Misbehavin'," currently lighting up the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's Stackner Caberet, demonstrates how Waller's catchy melodies enlivened dancers nationwide.
Then cool and contemporary jazz got more intellectual, as the dancers sat down or moved elsewhere and jazz began its long, continuing decline. »Read Full Article


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He went way off this chart! lol
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I would love it if AT&T would consider giving me 4Mbps, been stuck with 768kbps for a long time now with no hope from AT&T whatsoever, and no other options out there other than expensive high latency satellite.
Did anyone else read that as "Human Limbs Evolved From Shark Fins Thanks To Sonic The Hedgehog Game" at first? I was trying to figure out how playing the Sega game would change shark fins into human limbs...
Hahaha. Yeah of course I could buy another dsl line. 80 bucks a month for 1.536Mbps. Still not fast enough. Plus, AT&T won't even bury the line they did put down. They won't even come out to check if we can get faster speeds. No way we'd ever actually get that second slow as hell line.
I don't think this has anything to do with caps. I have AT&T DSL and as I mentioned on a previous story today, all I can get out of them is 768kbps. I can *barely* stream SD netflix without too many buffering breaks, no way in hell I'm going to stream a 4k movie.
All these are great ideas, lol, technically would work; I'm an electrical engineer working in the wireless world so I am certain I could get it up and running. None of that helps when you aren't good friends with the neighbors.(-; I'd really rather just be able to purchase the bandwidth they obviously are able to provide.
Correct, too far for WiFi to be reasonable between properties.
I've been arguing with AT&T for nearly a year now about getting a faster connection to our house. We live in the "woods", but no more than 10 miles from places with enough people to provide them with pretty fast U-Verse speeds. All they can provide me is 768kbps, no amount of begging and pleading has ever even gotten a tech out to even *check* if they can give me more (our direct neighbor gets 6Mbps, still slow but nearly an order of magnitude higher than mine). They have though promised to send someone out a few times... just a technique to get you to shut up for a few weeks. We can't get cable, sat has way too high latency for what I need and cell service is shoddy at best. So, here I am paying AT&T 40 bucks a month for 768kps just to make sure I have a "reliable" connection; still goes out sometimes but way less than the cell connection.
who are usually more concerned about giving policy recommendations than in making forecasts
What? Is this implying that they want to make suggestions about what to do in the present and future to change the future without being the least bit concerned with forecasting the future? I don't think I would listen to anyone who wants to make important changes/suggestions without them being very concerned with attempting to predict the future of the situation at hand.
the field of economics frequently uses math in an unhealthy way
As an EE having taken many econ classes, I can wholeheartedly agree with this statement.
I've lived in the NO area my entire life. I was in college at Tulane University when the storm hit. It changed my life. In a big way. I was living in an apartment in the city at the time. The night before we all realize that this was no normal storm coming, this one was different. My family and I quickly got a plan together to get ourselves to Texas, we had family to stay with in Corpus Christi. Got there, storm comes, we watch the city and area around it crumble before our eyes*. Within two days me and a few others in my family (mainly healthy men, elderly/children/sick stayed back) made it back to where most of them lived a bit north of NO. The city itself was still shut off from the outside world so we still didn't know really what things were like there. Where we were was no better though, the country outlying the area where my family lived was also cut off in it's own way. We had no cell service, no power, no water, no access to 911 or the fire department. There were no gas stations open and not even an FM or AM radio station still broadcasting. It was weird. There was no one willing to travel on public roads without a 4-wheeler, a chainsaw, and a shotgun. Too many trees in the road everywhere and too many looters trying to steal everything in the area, even far from the city...
After dealing with the immediate things we could deal with we went back to Texas and as a group stayed there for a couple weeks. I didn't leave. Tulane was still shut down so I went to A&M for a semester. Also weird. I walk into admissions and enrollment with no records of anything. No high school records (high school also in NO and shut down completely at this point) no college records. No way to even access a bank account at this point. So, they just told me to take what I thought I needed to take regardless of the pre-reqs, and gave me full tuition and books and room and board (I will forever be grateful for the people there at TAMUCC for making that part of the experience very pleasant). After all that and things have setlled down I return back to Tulane, in the middle of the first semester back (a week after the next tuition is due of course) they announce 'whoops, not enough funding left after reconstruction efforts, we are going to cancel all engineering curriculums'. This understandably pissed off a lot of people. (seriously, who gets rid of civil engineering right when the city probably needs them more than ever before in history). What this all meant to me was that now I had been to two different schools, about to have to jump to a third. None of these schools would accept all the credits and each wanted their own little courses here and there; thus took me 6 years with summers to get a B.S. Electrical Engineering degree without ever having failed a single class.
tl;dr: Katrina fucked up my life.
*I had tears starting when I wrote that, this experience will forever be exceedingly emotional to me to recall.
This does seem pretty cool, but editing?
Microsoft does not claim to release an app anytime sooner.
And TFA:
Currently, the app is not available for download - however the team is planning on launching it soon.
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The London gold medalist has become a husband, father and instructor over the last four years. Nebraska Cornhuskers lifer
The longstanding ritual doesn't make sense anymore. Sending the right message
Jesse Eisenberg did not originally audition to play Lex Luthor. Ahman Green's cameo
The death is being investigated as a suicide. Troubled life
Watch highlights of Iowa's win over Nebraska. Watch Now
Here's one fan who enjoys an 80-team field. 5-7 is not the devil
While the committee claims to take strength of schedule into strong consideration, there's no evidence that it has penalized teams for their scheduling practices in its two years of existence. Uneven playing field
Arkansas' desperation lateral against Ole Miss ends up having huge impact on playoff landscape. Sorting out implications
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On Tap Today: Bastille Days is back
Oui, it's true - Bastille Days is back - a free, four-day festival that will be anything but low-key. Starting at 11 a.m. today, the neighborhood in and around Cathedral Square Park will bustle with live music stages, an array of food options and Mardi Gras-style entertainment, including a parade. Look out for the float with Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI.
The fan-favorite Storm the Bastille 5k run/walk starts at 9 tonight, in honor of the mob rushing Paris' Bastille prison - the event that marked the beginning of the French Revolution. The festival ends at 9 p.m. Sunday. »Read Full Blog Post
Cold closes Oriental Theater until further notice
The cold snap has taken its toll on the boiler at the venerable 86-year-old Oriental Theater at 2230 N. Farwell Ave.
According to a spokesman for Landmark Theatres, which operates the theater, the Oriental will be closed until further notice, and at least until Thursday. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Local TV news viewership climbs as temperatures drop
There is no thermometer to measure the number of people stuck at home watching TV because of the cold.
The Head and the Heart to headline Riverside Theater
The Head and the Heart is heading back to Milwaukee.
The Seattle-based folk rock sextet--which first impressed Milwaukee audiences with a 2011 set at Turner Hall Ballroom that outshined main act Iron & Wine--is headlining its biggest room in Milwaukee to date. The band will play the Riverside Theater April 5, with autoharp-playing singer-songwriter Basia Bulat opening. »Read Full Article
On Tap Today: Seriously, you want to go outside TODAY?
If you're going to brave the frigid weather, perhaps you should spend it inside a movie theater watching Golden Globe best picture nominee "American Hustle." Photo by Francois Duhamel. »Read Full Blog Post


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The four teams who will see us through to the final day of FIFA Futsal World Cup Colombia 2016 have been settled, as Russia and Iran were joined by Argentina and Portugal in the semi-finals.FIFA.com News » 2h
The four teams who will see us through to the final day of FIFA Futsal World Cup Colombia 2016 have been settled, as Russia and Iran were joined by Argentina and Portugal in the semi-finals.FIFA.com News » 2h
A 3-2 win has seen Portugal clinch a spot in the FIFA Futsal World Cup semi-finals for the first time in 16 years, seeing off Azerbaijan in Cali.FIFA.com News » 3h
Danny Simpson says Leicester are struggling to get to grips with the Premier League crackdown on set-piece defending.SkySports.com » 5h
Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius is aware the competition for places means he cannot afford to be complacent having won the first battle to be Jurgen Klopp's first choice.SkySports.com » 5h
Eddie Howe has backed Jack Wilshere to have a "massive impact" on Bournemouth's season.SkySports.com » 5h
Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney remains the club's "main man" despite being dropped, says defender Chris Smalling.BBC Sport » 5h
Chris Smalling has backed Manchester United and England's 'main man' Wayne Rooney to start firing again after being dropped by Jose Mourinho.SkySports.com » 5h
Raheem Sterling says Manchester City's best route to trophies is to "stay humble" despite 10 wins from 10 games under Pep Guardiola.SkySports.com » 5h
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I got a silly political postcard in the mail recently addressed to "our friends," and I don't even know the guy who sent it to me, Bill Bandy, who is running for Potter County judge.
The card only had a picture with President George W. Bush and his wife, Laura, on one side. The other side showed Bandy squatting with a dog by a broken-down pickup.
How do either of the pictures qualify this candidate for county judge? What is his background and what are his goals, and what does he know about county government?
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For Ken Rueter, accepting the job as president and project manager of Savannah River Remediation, the liquid waste contractor for the Savannah River Site, is like accepting a head coaching job for the New England Patriots.
"Like the Patriots in football, no team or organization handles waste treatment as well as SRR here at the Savannah River Site," Rueter explained in an interview with the Aiken Standard.
While Rueter brings a resume that includes more than 25 years of experience in government nuclear facility operations, his acceptance of the position at SRR ranks highest for him.
"It is one of the highest positions you can reach in this field, so being offered the job is rewarding," he said. "This is the No. 1 waste treatment project in the world to me."
His acceptance has come at a pivotal time for both SRS and its liquid waste contractor. Nearly 1,000 employees have been cut from the Site this summer, including layoffs from SRR last week.
Even with the cuts in staff, Rueter is still focused on the projects the contractor has acquired. These include the cleaning of the underground storage tanks, saltstone processing, maintaining the H Canyon mission and the building of the Defense Waste Processing Facility.
"We have a lot on our agenda, but there is still a people aspect to the job," Rueter said. "We still have to make sure the safety of our individual workers is protected. We have a commitment to make sure they go home the same way they came."
"Our current objective is to adjust our scope with the 2014 new funding level, which is coming at the start of the fiscal year on Oct. 1," he added.
Rueter's experience with the Site is well documented. In 2011, he served as the project manager for the Alternative Salt Program on site. Before that, he served as a department manager for the URS heritage company, Westinghouse Savannah River Company, in 1999.
Savannah River Remediation is comprised of a team of companies led by URS Corporation with partners Bechtel National, CH2M Hill and Babcock & Wilcox. Critical subcontractors for the contract are AREVA, Energy Solutions and URS Professional Solutions.
Derrek Asberry is a beat reporter with the Aiken Standard news team and joined the paper in June. He is originally from Vidalia, Ga., and graduated from Georgia Southern University with a journalism degree in May 2012.


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New York studio Snarkitecture has completely covered an aircraft from private aviation company NetJets with a sky-blue gradient for Art Basel Miami Beach. More »
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New York studio Snarkitecture has designed a Brooklyn store for menswear brand Kith, including a cereal bar and an installation made from 700 replica Nike Air Jordan II sneakers (+ slideshow). More »
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Brooklyn studio Snarkitecture has used pink-hued steel and floor-to-ceiling mirrors to transform an industrial space in Los Angeles into a pop-up store for fashion brand COS (+ slideshow). More »
Snarkitecture fills Washington DC museum with nearly one million plastic balls
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LOUISVILLE - In what is becoming an annual tradition, the local cross-country programs used the DeSales Invitational on Saturday at McNeely Lake Park in southern Jefferson County as a de facto Bullitt County Championships.
The course at McNeely Lake Park is difficult and is at times used by all three of the programs for hill work during practice sessions.
On Saturday, five of the six local programs fielded full teams which is very impressive for the sport at the local level.
LOUISVILLE - It might not have been 48 minutes of perfection, but it was 40 minutes of pretty good football by the Bullitt Central Cougars on Thursday as they overpowered Doss 45-34 in a key Class 5-A district contest.
SALEM, IN - Entries are rolling in, including those from four former winners, for the 2010 edition of the Halloween 200 presented by Smoker Friendly Discount Tobacco.
The 22nd annual event, set to take place on Sunday afternoon, October 24th, is the final Salem Speedway race of the season.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - When Bullitt Central dropped down to Class 5-A in 2009, the schedule makers got it right.
For the second year in a row, the title in District 3 will be on the line on the last night of district play as Bullitt Central heads to Radcliff for a showdown with powerful John Hardin. The Bulldogs, last year's state runners-up in Class 5-A, are undefeated overall and both teams are 3-0 in district play.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - Two teams with newfound confidence collided on Wednesday at Bullitt Central in the second game of the season between the Lady Cougars and the North Bullitt Lady Eagles.
The first meeting belonged to the Lady Eagles and standout forward Halee Heltsley who scored three times in a 5-0 North Bullitt victory. In the rematch, Bullitt Central assigned senior Ashleigh Pollard to shadow Heltsley and the move worked to some degree.
Heltsley did score twice in the first half and then added a goal in the second half to propel North Bullitt to a 4-0 win.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - The Bullitt East Lady Charger golf team will head to Bowling Green on Monday to compete in the Leachman Buick Girls' Kentucky State Golf Tournament at the Bowling Green Country Club.
This will be the first time that a complete Bullitt County girls' golf team has reached this point. The Lady Chargers qualified by finishing second in last week's Region 3 event at the Elizabethtown Country Club.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - The message can't get any clearer for the Bullitt East Chargers heading into Friday night's game in Hodgenville against LaRue County.
Coming off the 18-6 loss to North Bullitt, the Chargers will have just one mantra this week - 'just win.' It can't get any more simple than that.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - Bullitt Central head coach Danny Leasor has been around the block a few times as a high school football coach.
The veteran coach has learned that you can't pull the wool over the eyes of the modern, internet savvy high school student. There is also the fact that the modern football player watches a lot of video of upcoming opponents.
HEBRON ESTATES - The North Bullitt Lady Eagles wrapped up the top-seed for the post-season district tournament on Tuesday with an impressive 25-19, 25-16 victory over Bullitt Central.
The win was the fifth straight against district rivals this season for the green and gold with only a game remaining against Spencer County on Thursday.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - As overtimes go, the two plays that made up Bullitt East's big finish on Friday could not have been drawn up any better, even by a Hollywood script writer or by Charger head coach Doug Preston.
On the very first play of the extra time, the Chargers handed the ball to senior fullback Matt Husband and he found a huge hole on the left side of the line and he dashed into the end zone, giving Bullitt East the lead for the first time in the game against district rival Marion County.
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As stated in "Intensive Care for the United Nations," the definition of sovereignty has been altered by the spread of ideas about human rights—by what Eleanor Roosevelt presciently predicted in 1948 would be:
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We are looking for the right eLearning developer for a 5-module course in Articulate Studio 09. The course will be a maximum of 3.5 hours seat time. Each module will go through up to 4 revision cycles: Alpha 1, Alpha 2, Beta, Final. These will not be just corrections to your work -- the client and Power eLearning team will likely have design changes, especially after Alpha reviews, but also possibly after Beta testing.
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Plant Easter gifts. If you're like my sister, who received Easter plants from her kids and grandkids, you may be wondering what to do now that blooms have faded. Whether flowering shrubs, bulbs, or lilies, figure out their basic growing requirements - sun or shade, moist or dry soil. What, no gardening books? You have a great many sources - the Internet, as well as Q&A services through the Greater Philadelphia Gardens member organizations: http://www.greaterphiladelphiagardens.org/gardens.asp - to help you pick the best spot to plant. Carefully loosen roots after removing the plant from its pot. You'll know you've dug a deep enough hole when the soil surface of the plant is even with the surrounding ground.
Trim lavender and roses carefully and slowly over the next few weeks. Timing is everything in a garden. Take lavender. Although your plant may have looked dead a month ago, it's likely showing signs of waking up, with leaf color turning from gray to blue-green. Check any bare, woody stems for new clusters of leaves. Roses, too, tend to look dead just before buds start to swell. Inspect the whole plant before starting to trim back the stems (called canes) to live buds. Always use a sharpened pair of pruners.