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Live In The Vocal Booth CD Review| Anthony Hamilton - Back To Love| Tonights Topic: New Year's ResolutionsSunday, 01 January 2012 18:27
Anthony Hamilton, born in Charlotte, North Carolina, was discovered at the age of 10 while singing in his church's choir. Releasing his first studio composed album in 1996, Hamilton has been delivering music for over 15 years. After being introduced to the mainstream on the Grammy winning song by the Nappy Roots Po' Folks, Anthony has continued to deliver quality music to the masses. Back to Love is Hamilton's 7th album. Can he continue to deliver powerful soulful songs with a message that can be felt by all.
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New Years Resolutions:
Is it really realistic to set New Years Resolutions? Do we set goals that are really obtainable? Do we shot for the stars with only a bottle rocket to get there? Tonight on Live In The Vocal Booth let talk about Resolutions and how to really fulfill our goals and setting realistic resolutions. How can we enlist other to help us obtain our goal? How many goals are too many Goals? Lets help set each other up for success in 2012. We want to know whats your goals and whats the craziest goals you have heard. Tonight rite here on Live In The Vocal Booth.
Live In The Vocal Booth CD Review| Mya - K.I.S.S. (Keep It Sexy & Simple)| Tonight's Topic: How To Blend The Blended FamilySunday, 08 January 2012 21:29
Grammy Award Winning Artist Mýa, is celebrating 13 years in the entertainment industry as an internationally known, respected singer, songwriter, producer, dancer/choreographer, actress, designer, model, activist and philanthropist. In Fall 2009 Mýa entertained the world and impressed millions as the highest scoring contestant on ABC's Season 9 of Dancing With The Stars. Mýa also created her own label, Planet 9, and released the first of a series of independent music compilations, Sugar & Spice LP and "The Perfect Edition" double disc in Japan in 2008 & 2009. Mýa finished out the decade as one of Billboard's Hot 100 Artists Of the Decade, and was featured on a number of diverse charts & top 10 lists from Fuse"s Sexiest Videos of All Time to VH1 Latin America's Top Videos of The Decade. In 2010 we will see various musical releases from Mýa including collaboration with Cedric Gervais of Ultra Records, the world's top dance label, titled "Love is The Answer." In 2010 Mýa also reprised her role as National Spokesperson for The North Shore Animal League"s Tour For Life and is featured in the Wyclef Jean remake of We Are the World, to benefit Haiti.
Read More Mya Bio Here (www.myamya.com)
How To Blend The Blended Family
" The Blended Family " What do you do when two people are in a relationship and its like your in heaven? He knows and fulfills your every need. She knows what you like and want before you do and makes it come true. Life is really good. UNTIL its time for the family's to meet. Hear come uncle Joe drunk as a skunk and your aunt Sharon is no angel either, with her low cut shirt and high rise dress. Can you say Cougar? Like in the movie ( Jumping The Broom or Four Christmas ), How do you explain your families little secrets and make the transition to one happy family. Lets talk about it tonight on Bks1 Radio. Tell us your story.
Keyshia Cole And Daniel Gibson Reveal Wedding PicsSaturday, 28 May 2011 07:47
Yesterday, RapFix reported on the surprise weekend wedding of R&B singer Keyshia Cole and longtime beau Cleveland Cavalier guard Daniel "Boobie" Gibson using the bright lights of Las Vegas as a backdrop to celebrate their impending union.
Live In The Vocal Booth Artist Review| SWV - I Missed Us| Tonights Topic: The Psychology of ProstitutionSunday, 22 April 2012 18:33
S.W.V. - Sisters With Voices
S.W.V., an abbreviation of Sisters With Voices, is a R&B group consisting of three friends Cheryl Gamble, Tamara Johnson and Leanne Lyons. SWV are legends in the music industry with 2 platinum and a gold album to their credit. Since entering into the music game in 1992 the group has released 10 studio albums. Including studio releases and best of compilations. Will I Missed Us, the 11 project released by the group, deliver the same soulful and powerful sounds that SWV has been known to deliver?
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Tonight's Topic: The Psychology of Prostitution
Why does a woman choose to be a prostitute? Why do men whether single or married seek sex with prostitutes? What is the illusion or attraction of paying for sex with a stranger? Do men seek prostitutes so that don't have to deal with the complexities of a relationship? Do women seek the oldest profession in the world as just a means to pay the bills?
Tonight on "Live in the Vocal Booth" the team will discuss the Psychology of Prostitution and why even in the face of sexually transmitted disease and the threat of arrest many still seek the services of a prostitute.
CD Review: Brian McKnight | Just MeWednesday, 20 July 2011 12:35
LIVE In The Vocal Booth reviewed Brian McKnight's new release
Just Me and gave it a rating of
"Fell Short" "Middle of the Road" "Core Audience MIGHT Enjoy"
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Live In The Vocal Booth Artist Review Eddie Levert - I Still Got It| Tonights Topic: Why Is LIfe So HardSunday, 06 May 2012 16:30
Tonight on the Live In The Vocal Booth team reviews Eddie Levert new release I Still Have It. Eddie Levert is a legendary figure in the music industry, from being the lead singer in the O'Jays and father of the late Gerald Levert and Sean Levert, as well as Eddie Levert Jr.. Lets see if Eddie Levert can continue to deliver the music that he has been known to deliver.
Read More Eddie Levert Bio: www.allmusic.com/artist/eddie-levert-p98018/biography
Tonight's Topic: Why is Life So Hard?
"In each life, some rain must fall". These famous lyrics ring true for us all. Although we know we will always experience ups and downs on our journeys, we don't question much while enjoying the "mountain top" experiences. However, when those "valley" ordeals surface, there is one simple question that's not so easy to answer..."Why is life so hard?"
What gets you down in the dumps? What steals your joy? Tonight, let's peel back the layers of this complex topic. With all that's happening in the world, most of us are dealing with some stressful and dark realities. Let's have an open and honest discussion tonight that may help those who are struggling with life. Why is life so hard? The answer may not be as hard as you think.
Keep it locked, tonight, on "Live in the Vocal Booth".
The State Of R&B Music: Keeping The Legacy Alive | Special Guests: Singer/Actress Jacci McGhee, Musician/Producer Anthony Miller, Recording Artist Sybil and Founder of R&B Live Nathan SmallsFriday, 26 February 2016 13:06
SATURDAY 2/27/16 ON THE TWO GUYS kNOw LIES SHOW!!!
"R&B"...AKA RHYTHM & BLUES used to BE defined as a music style that developed from combining blues, gospel and good ol soul music....
THIS "Blue-Eyed Soul" NONSENSE is the new phrase associated with white artist with "soul" in their voice...WHY is this getting recognition and record sales more so than black artist in the music industry???
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OUR GUESTS in studio will be JACCI McGHEE, Singer/Songwriter/Actress, Artist Development/Vocal Coach known for her rebutting vocals on Keith Sweat's "Make it Last Forever" in the group Family Stand, currently making her way back into music industry and acting debut in the short film "The Wrong Bodega" ANTHONY MILLER, Musician/Producer/Music Business Management!!! CALL IN guests SYBIL, International Recording Artist/Writer/Educator and Achievement Coach from Paterson, NJ and proud honor graduate of North Carolina A&T State University and NATHAN SMALLS, founder of R&B LIVE, South Eastern Music Conference & Artist Showcase, Entrepreneur, Motivator, Philanthropist!!!
Live In Vocal Booth Artist Review: Rebecca Ferguson - Heaven| Tonight's Topic: What Are Your Pet Peeves?| Special Guest:Earth, Wind, & Fire's Larry DunnSunday, 03 June 2012 11:06
Artist Review: Rebecca Ferguson (Bio taken from: www.amazon.com)
Everyone knows that TV talent show auditions are mostly for having a laugh at the people whose confidence far outweighs their abilities, or else getting teary over someone's sad life story. So viewers watching the start of the tenth season of Britain's "The X Factor" might have had the impression that the willowy young woman waiting outside the audition hall was just one more hard luck story – pregnant at 17 and again at 19, she was a young mother who had to abandon her dreams of being a singer. Later, when it was her turn to perform, she took the stage looking like she was a bundle of nerves, though she did manage a shy smile when asked her to introduce herself.
And then Rebecca Ferguson sang Sam Cooke's "A Change is Gonna Come." Her eyes glued to the floor, her shoulders hunched defensively, she sang with a voice so unexpected – a mix of Aretha Franklin, Norah Jones and Sade, with a refined hint of Macy Gray -- that "X Factor" judge Simon Cowell told her point blank, "I think potentially you have an incredible voice." He and the other judges warned that her lack of self-confidence could hurt her. "The problem is, it's like you're singing to yourself," observed Nicole Scherzinger. "You need to start looking people back in the eye again, don't you?" asked Cowell. Still, she got four "yes" votes and moved to the next round.
Her drama slowly unfolded over the next 10 Saturday nights – would Rebecca, so often tearful in the beginning, be able to stand the pressure? Would her talent be enough to carry her to the end? And, well, could she possibly be any lovelier, more charming, down to earth and humble? The audiences rejoiced and the judges praised her elegance and poise – "You are pure class," said one -- not to mention her "subtle, understated and gorgeous" vocals. After a series of stunning performances, the "X Factor" audience was completely enthralled with the once frightened, now luminous young woman from Liverpool.
When it came down to the wire, though, Rebecca was the show's runner-up. "I'd be lying if I said that, when I was standing on that stage in the final, I didn't want to win," she admitted in an interview with the Telegraph. "Everybody wants that petal drop. But, in the long run, I knew it would be better for me. It gave me time to get things right."
She used the year after "The X-Factor" envisioning, writing and performing her album, "Heaven." As her first single, "Nothing's Real But Love," is released in the U.K., the reviews have been glowing. "Her gorgeous debut single puts Rebecca Ferguson in the same league as Aretha Franklin," wrote the pop music critic for the Telegraph, who went on to call "Heaven" "a gritty collection of soulful, self-penned songs about real emotional issues."
Though Rebecca says her direct musical influences are soul based, she admires a wide variety of performers including Ray Charles, Tupac, Sam Cooke, Stevie Wonder, Florence and The Machine, Beyoncé, Nicki Minaj and, of course, Adele. "She's been such a support and said such lovely things about me," she says of her fellow chanteuse. "She even admitted she voted for me over 80 times when I was on the show. She means every word she sings, which I love."
For her first album, "I spilled my soul out. A lot of it comes from writing about relationships I've been in, so I think everyone can probably relate to the lyrics – we've all been there." A self-confessed perfectionist, Rebecca, who has always written her own material, wrote a song every day for months. "People just made an assumption, 'She came off The X Factor, she won't be able to write. We'll just write her songs.' Then as time passed they realized, 'Oh, she can actually do this!'"
Joining her in the studio were some industry heavy-weights who were eager to collaborate: Eg White (Adele, James Morrison, Duffy) Fraser T Smith (N-Dubz, Tinchy Stryder, Cee Lo Green) and Claude Kelly in New York (Britney, Whitney Houston, Jessie J). She admits that creating it wasn't always easy. "Some days in the studio I'd been crying and say 'OK, I've had a really bad week, I'm not going to lie but we're going to write about it, and hopefully something good can come out of that. Someone can listen to it, and think, 'She's been there too. She knows how I feel.'"
Creating this album has also rewarded Rebecca with a new level of assertiveness and self-belief, "I refused to re-vocal some of the songs on the album. I meant every word of those songs when I sang them, and I'm not going to do them again, and not mean it. I don't care if that makes me sound like a diva."
The key line in the chorus of "Nothing's Real But Love" -- "No money, no house, no car, can beat love" – has great significance, says Rebecca. "People used to say to me 'Being rich doesn't make you happy.' And I'd think, I've got no electricity, nothing -- tell that to my empty fridge. But now I'm doing okay, I realize, they were right. It doesn't matter what you've got, as long as you've got love. I know that sounds cheesy, but that's everything."
Rebecca grew up in a chaotic single-parent household, with three brothers and two sisters; she used music as her escape. "I didn't have a very easy childhood to be honest and to get away from that I dreamt my life away; dreamt of singing." Even as she was learning to talk, Rebecca could see her future: "I used to write songs [at] age three," she laughs, "There's pads and pads of lyrics I wrote as a teenager at my mum's house."
She admits she didn't enjoy school, mostly because she was always wondering why she was there when she knew her destiny was in music. She had more than a few roadblocks. "My mum was really strict and I was only allowed to listen to Christian music," Rebecca remembers. "But I remember one of her friends who knew I loved singing giving me two tapes -- Cher and Whitney Houston. I'd sit there for hours and hours listening to those two albums on repeat."
There wasn't enough money for Rebecca to follow her passion for singing, so at 14 she got a job in a clothes shop to pay for singing lessons. Performing Arts college followed, but then at 17, everything changed when she got pregnant with her first child, Lillie May, followed by Karl two years later. "People would say to me, 'Well your life's ruined now!' For a while I started to believe it, but you don't have to get rid of your dreams just because you have kids. They've just pushed me to succeed, to want to do better for them. And for me." She studied to be a legal secretary as something to fall back on, but decided to make another stab at being a performer by signing up for that fateful "X Factor" audition.
Because of social media, Rebecca's "X Factor" performances have been viewed by millions of people around the world; her audition video has had more than 3 million views on YouTube. Being on the show "completely changed me as a person. I'm strong now. Singing used to just be a dream, now it's my focus. I had begun to give up hope and then the show happened and now, with this first album, I just wanted to get to a point where my voice and my songs are as good as they can possibly be."
Tonight's Topic: What's your pet peeves?
No matter how calm or collected a person may be, everyone has particular things that drive them bananas. Whether it's in someones actions or lack of action, we all have pet peeves. But how often do we talk about these issues, especially to the individuals that bring the worst out of us? Let's talk about it today right here on the Live In The Vocal Booth show.
Special Musical Guest: Larry Dunn of the Legendary R&B Group Earth, Wind, & Fire
For many of us, Earth, Wind & Fire has been an elemental part of our musical experiences since childhood, making us dance, sing and, more often than not, inspiring us to simply pause to observe or think. Among the many names and faces associated with the legendary band, Larry Dunn is one that stands out in the minds of fans, tastemakers and musicians.
As the band's keyboardist and musical director, Dunn helped to meld soul, jazz, R&B, funk and rock into a sound that became the band's signature. It was a sound that transformed Earth, Wind & Fire into one of the most successful bands in the world, with sales of more than 100 million albums worldwide, six GRAMMYs, 13 GRAMMY nominations, four American Music Awards, 32 gold and platinum/multi-platinum records and albums, a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame, and induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (2000) and the Songwriters Hall of Fame (2010).
Barely 18 years old when he joined the band, Dunn started "beating on an old tore up upright piano" when he just a tot. He met fellow Denverite, Phillip Bailey when he was 13 (Bailey was 15) and they struck up a bond that remains firm to this day. Along with Bailey, Maurice White, Verdine White, Ralph Johnson and Al McKay Dunn founded Earth, Wind & Fire, lending his musical expertise on organ, synthesizer, piano, keyboards, and clavinet for over a decade. As a writer, he contributed to many of the band's most memorable hits, including "Shining Star," "Spirit," "Be Ever Wonderful," "Keep Your Head to the Sky," "Runnin'," "See The Light," "Let Me Talk," "Got to Get You Into My Life," "And Love Goes On," and "Jupiter."
But EWF wasn't the only outfit that reaped the benefits of Dunn's talents. The musical multi-tasker found himself in high demand by other artists as a keyboardist, synth programmer and composer. He worked with The Emotions, Level 42, Ronnie Laws, George Duke, Lenny White, Paulinho Da Costa, Foley, Ramsey Lewis, Caldera, Hubert Laws, Stanley Turrentine, Dianne Reeves, Brian Culbertson, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Stanley Clarke and Deniece Williams, among others.
While Dunn's tenure with Earth Wind and Fire ended in 1983, his love for music never went on hiatus. Since 1988 he and his wife Luisa, through their company Source Productions, have been involved with production projects, writing music for Japanese television commercials, film, and studio work. Dunn says he enjoys sharing his gift on the world stage. "What I love about the Japanese culture and European culture as well is that they don't trip on your age or skin color. Knowing me from Fire, they knew that we were going to give it to them on the highest level."
In 1996 Dunn released his first solo CD, "Lover's Silhouette," an album that blends contemporary music and new age while adding a twist of funk. Says Dunn, "My goal is to reach as many people as possible through music. That's why we not only released the album here but in Japan as well." Dunn said the album encompasses "true World Music" and features eleven powerful tracks that pick up where he left off with EWF. One of the album's standouts is Luisa's performance of the emotionally stirring "Don't It Make You Want To Cry."
Among the greats featured on "Lover's Silhouette" are Phil Upchurch, Ronnie Laws, Marcel East, Hilliard Wilson, Steven Dunn, Derf Reklaw, and original Earth, Wind & Fire band members Ralph Johnson and Al McKay. Dunn's most recent CD, "N2 the Journey," was released last October and, like its predecessor, features a roster of top notch musicians: Hubert Laws, Munyungo Jackson, James Ingram, Foley, Ronnie Laws, Stanley Clarke, Sheldon Reynolds, Procton Bonnell, Jay King, Steven Dunn, Paulinho DaCosta, Rahmlee Michael Davis, Michael Harris, Hilliard Wilson, Andre Delano, Jorge "Jeo" Evans, Steve Baxter and, of course, his wife and partner, Luisa.
Dunn stresses that the album also features an array of styles, a fact that he is extremely proud of. "I love that we're able to do all different types of music," he says. "Some people who didn't know my background and capabilities are now realizing that I do more than 'Shining Star' and if they really knew EWF they would know that we were bigger than that anyway. I've done everything from straight ahead opera to jazz to hip hop and I love that part because you get to be an artist."
Dunn's artistry was fed early on -- way back in Denver, Colorado. "I remember hearing an array of music on my mom's side of the family," he says. "She was Italian and they used to sing Italian folk songs on the weekends. Mom listened to and sang country and western and popular music. Pops played piano, upright bass and guitar....By the time I was 15 I had already played guitar, bass, baritone horn, trombone and violin."
On "N2 the Journey," fans will get a taste of classic EWF laced with a hint of jazz, an ingredient that Dunn attributes to jazz organist Jimmy Smith. "He was one of my influences," he says. "When I was 11 years old my folks got me an organ. I would turn the turntable down to 33 and a third and learn those jazz licks and play them just like him."
Just as EWF defied musical labeling, Dunn says his musical landscape is vast. "We need to come up with a new genre," he says, "but if I had to call it anything I would call it adult contemporary. Most people when they hear it will call it grown folks music."
Despite his solo success, Dunn is forever part of the Earth, Wind & Fire family. In January 2011, he joined the band on stage during the annual Monster Retailer Awards and Concert and their CES 2011 Convention in Las Vegas. He jumped on the keyboard for their performances of "Spirit," "September," "Shining Star," and "That's the Way of the World." And, much to the delight of EWF fans, he recently reunited with the band for the recording of their latest single "Guiding Lights," the lead single from the band's "Now, Then and Forever," CD released in January 2012. With Dunn on keys, the song is being lauded as a welcome throwback to the group's vintage sound.
After more than fifty years of 'beating on' one keyboard or another, Larry Dunn shows no signs of slowing down. Like the elements, his creative genius remains timeless, universal and uncontainable.
Live In The Vocal Booth Artist Review| Usher - Looking 4 Myself|Tonight's Topic: GhettofabulousnessSunday, 17 June 2012 13:31
Join the live in the vocal booth team as we review Usher's new release Looking 4 Myself. A legend in the R & B world Usher has always delivered quality music for the world to hear. Looking 4 Myself is Ushers 7th studio album. Lets see if he can continue the trend of hits he is known to deliver. Read more info on Usher at www.usherworld.com
Tonight's Topic: Ghettofabulousness
"GHETTOFABULOUSNESS" Is it ever ok to lose your class? Have you ever been so mad that "Ghettofab" took you out your character? Some people let "Ghettofab" tell them how to get over and they end up getting caught and embarrassed at the same time! Maybe you were raised to believe it was ok but someone pulled you to the side and told you what you did was not proper but "Ghettofab." What is being "Ghetto?"
Can anyone be Ghettofabulous? Tonight on "Live In the Vocal Booth" we have a little fun talking about being "GhettoFabulous" Is there a thin line between being "GhettoFab" and boojie? We invite you to laugh it up and tell your stories of "Ghettofabulous people and situations you know of tonight Live In The Vocal Booth bks1radio.com! And don't park your car in front of your neighbors house and use their WiFi on your laptop cause you didn't pay your bill! That's GHETTO!!!
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Look At This First Image Of CESAR CHAVEZ Starring Michael Pena, Directed by Diego LunaI've received this first image above and this press release from Pantelion Films and Participant Media's biopic film about the labor hero, CESAR CHAVEZ, directed by Diego Luna and starring Michael Peña, America Ferrara, Rosario Dawson & John Malkovich. Director: Diego Luna Producers: Canana Films' Diego Luna, Pablo Cruz and Gael Garcia Bernal and John Malkovich, Lianna Halfon and Russell Smith of Mr. Mudd Executive Producers: Jeff Skoll and Jonathan King of Participant Media Release Date: March 28, 2014 Running Time: 98 minutes Rating: PG-13 Synopsis: In Cesar Chavez, director Diego Luna presents a powerful cinematic portrait of the legendary activist. The film stars Michael Peña (End of Watch, Lionsgate's Academy Award-winning Crash) in the title role, along with America Ferrera (Ugly Betty, End of Watch), Rosario Dawson (Sin City, Seven Pounds) and John Malkovich (In The Line of Fire, Summit Entertainment's Red and Red 2). Chronicling the birth of a modern American movement, Cesar Chavez tells the story of the famed civil rights leader and labor organizer torn between his duties as a husband and father and his commitment to securing a living wage for farm workers. Passionate but soft-spoken, Chavez embraced non-violence as he battled greed and prejudice in his struggle to bring dignity to people. Chavez inspired millions of Americans from all walks of life who never worked on a farm to fight for social justice. His triumphant journey is a remarkable testament to the power of one individual's ability to change the world.
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Two days ago, I suggested that Nokia's newly introduced N9 phone based on the MeeGo zombie OS was released to generate buzz around the features and form we could expect from the Finnish company's first handset based on the Microsoft's Windows phone OS.
Nokia's N9 is Windows phone preview
The walking dead never looked so good.
Yes, Nokia promised to release a phone this year based on the MeeGo OS, a merger between the company's Linux Maemo software platform with Intel's Moblin, also based on Linux. But the soon-to-be former No.1 handset maker later announced that it would be their last, relegating MeeGo and Nokia's other OS, Symbian, to zombie status.


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We now return to Part II of Sara and Todd's shoot. Things went from funky to glam and I couldn't be happier. Sarah sported this AWESOME headpiece made by my friend and kick butt photographer, Lyndzee Ellsworth. She makes, one of a kind, vintage headpieces that are over the top terrific! Go check out her new stock on Lady Vintique.
Zee money shot. Love the way light eyes photograph.
We now transition into our next theme.
The pendulum has swung from glam to bohemian. Sara has an awesome eye for styling herself from head to toe. There are not many people who can pull this outfit off but she looks amazing. Her headpiece is from Urban Outfitters, love it!
Part III will finish up their boho set and move us into the final session including gooey smores!
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[…] This post was mentioned on Twitter by Ryan Portnoy, kellyportnoy. kellyportnoy said: Part II of Sara and Todd up on the blog for Sunday night viewing "Glam meets boho" http://bit.ly/6ogLDm Thanks @LyndzeeofEP 4 the headpiece! […]
jo says:
December 13, 2009 at 7:41 pm
so beautiful, I love her style!
Dikola says:
December 13, 2009 at 7:56 pm
I like this girl, I do. Great style!
Aubin says:
December 13, 2009 at 8:05 pm
this is such an amazing shoot—you're right, she has incredible style. You guys definitely captured it!
Christy Heigh says:
December 13, 2009 at 8:12 pm
Not photogenic my arse.
You guys are my fave.
You da you da beeeest.
Huong says:
December 14, 2009 at 8:01 am
Ditto to what everyone else said. Such a beautiful couple and amazing photos! This looked like it was a really fun shoot.
Kodi Schroeder says:
December 14, 2009 at 4:54 pm
I want her clothes. All of them.
Great shots!
Meridyth says:
December 15, 2009 at 10:18 am
If I went to the store and bought that exact outfit, I would look ridiculous. She makes it looks amazing! Fun photos.
Lyndzee of EP says:
December 15, 2009 at 12:39 pm
O.M.G. Like,,, O.M.G.. This shoot is gorgeous and I'm drooling over her eyes. Thanks for the shout out,, you two rock it like nobody's business!!
Julie Nickerson says:
December 15, 2009 at 1:36 pm
She has the best style. Granted, I could NEVER EVER pull off shorts with those leggings. The camera would be running! ha!
Great job! I need some headpieces. I just had a bunch made for my newborn sessions and was like "hmmm, I want to wear some of these."
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He has now qualified for the Optimist International Junior Golf Championship at the PGA National Resort and Spa in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
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Bellaire (1-1) and John Marshall (0-2) combined for 76 points in a wild 44-32 affair in the fifth and final game from the Wheeling Hospital Rally in the Valley at Wheeling Island Stadium.
In the first half, neither team seemed to really want to take control of the game. The Big Reds and Monarchs battled to a 14-14 tie, until Bellaire's Ross Fuller, using a straight-on kicking style, nailed a 36-yard field goal with :02 left to stake the red and black to a 17-14 lead.
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GLOVERSVILLE - New York state may transition from one type of economic development program to another, but local officials and business leaders are unsure whether the proposed new Excelsior Jobs Program actually would improve the state's economy.
About 30 percent of Fulton County's companies that have in the past or currently are receiving state Empire Zone benefits may not be eligible for benefits with the new program.
Michael Reese, executive vice president and chief executive officer of the Fulton County Economic Development Corp., is still reviewing the proposed program.
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Steve Andres, a frame builder for Pioneer Windows in Johnstown, uses a screw gun to build a window frame at the business on Thursday. Pioneer Window previously received benefits from the Empire Zone program, which the state will end June 30. Tony Fabbricatore, president of Pioneer Window, said his company would consider applying for benefits under the proposed new Excelsior Jobs Program.
He said the Excelsior Jobs Program proposed by Gov. David Paterson would replace the longtime Empire Zone Program, which the state will end June 30.
He says he's "not sold on Excelsior yet," but he said the state needs a functioning job development program that can replace the zones program.
The Empire Zone program, which Gloversville was chosen for as an initial program in 1987, didn't have as many restrictions as the newly proposed program.
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Excelsior Jobs Tax Credit - The backbone of the state's business attraction and expansion efforts. The new jobs incentive would provide a tax credit to companies that create and maintain a set number of new jobs in New York for five years, based on a portion of the payroll costs associated with those new jobs.
Excelsior Research and Development Tax Credit - It supports what Paterson calls "the innovation economy." Currently, the Research and Development Tax Credit is available only to businesses investing in capital equipment. The definition of the credit will be broadened to allow the use of credit to encourage additional categories of investment.
Excelsior Investment Tax Credit - It supports capital investment. Currently, companies investing in manufacturing, production or research and development property may claim an Investment Tax Credit for that investment against its corporate income tax. ITC would be expanded to encourage capital expansion in New York.
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Reese said with the new Excelsior Jobs Program, the state wants to establish a $25 million small-business revolving loan fund. Additionally, New York wants to create a $25 million technology "seed" money fund. He said the state also may create a $10.6 million tourism matching program.
But Reese said the new program may not help as many local companies as the old one did.
"It's hard to figure out at this point," he said. "It's a big change in direction."
Reese said 10 out of the 34 companies currently receiving benefits in Fulton County may not under the new program.
He said large companies such as Fage and Benjamin Moore in the Johnstown Industrial Park would be able to access benefits from the new program. But smaller "service" businesses such as 391 South Main Street - a restaurant in Gloversville - that previously got Empire Zone benefits might not get Excelsior benefits.
One of the companies mentioned by Reese that is currently Empire Zone-eligible but might not be eligible for Excelsior, would be West & Company CPAs in Gloversville.
Company spokesman Elmer J. Washburn said he's not sure that may be the case, but people are waiting to see what the state does. Based on "increased employment," he said his company receives a 4 percent reduction on its sales tax as its main Empire Zone benefit. He said his company does well.
"We're trying to survive, we're trying to grow," Washburn said.
The current Empire Zone program was intended to stimulate economic development growth in a number of the state's most severely distressed areas, including Fulton County. The program seeks to assist these areas through a variety of financial incentives and economic development benefits designed to attract new businesses and to enable existing businesses to expand, and to create new jobs and encourage private investment within the designated zone.
The Empire Zone program offers incentives and tax credits to businesses that include: wage tax credit, investment tax credit, sales tax refund, real property tax abatement, utility rate reductions, telephone credits, tax reduction credit, real property tax credit and sales tax exemption.
Unlike under the Empire Zone program, which had a local zone administrative board, under the newly proposed program, the state would oversee the entire certification process.
Reese said only certain industries would qualify for Excelsior. He said the New York Job Development Corp. would certify companies and there would be no local input.
There also would be more guidelines that companies must follow through the Excelsior Jobs Program. Reese said the company in question must create a minimum of 50 new jobs to get credits within a 24-month period and retain them for five years.
Reese said this 50-job threshold might be a problem for Fulton County, which has many small businesses that may only hire 35 to 45 people.
"We [still] want those jobs here," he said.
According to the governor's Web site, Paterson's proposed Excelsior Jobs Program would "ensure more targeted, cost-effective and transparent economic development initiatives" and keep New York state "competitive in attracting jobs and capital investment."
The site says the Paterson administration has spent the past year reaching out to hundreds of businesses and communities across the state to find out how the state can best build a program that delivers what it promises. The result, according to the news release, was three aggressive tax credits for the following targeted industries - high technology, biotechnology, clean technology, finance and manufacturing. In order to receive any tax credits, a company must first demonstrate a commitment to creating jobs.
Kenneth Rose, Montgomery County's director of economic development and planning, said Excelsior doesn't have real property tax breaks that were available in the Empire Zone program.
"There's some things that are obviously omitted," Rose said.
His county was first made eligible for a state economic development zone in the 1990s.
He said his office hasn't started looking into the Excelsior program too deeply yet and hasn't determined how many local companies might be affected
Rose took note of the loss of local control under the proposed new program.
Tony Fabbricatore, president of Pioneer Window at the Johnstown Industrial Park, employs about 100 people at his window-manufacturing plant, which makes windows for public buildings in the New York City area.
He said his company's previous Empire Zone benefits have expired and he doesn't know much about the proposed Excelsior program.
He said if the new benefits "fit" into his company's plans for the future, and Pioneer Window is eligible, the company may be willing to apply for them.
He said many of the local industrial park companies, including his, have been hurt by the recession and economic downturn in recent years.
"It's come to hit us in the butt right now," Fabbricatore said. "It hasn't been good. Every company has been in a survival mode."
The governor's Web site says Excelsior would require a "new level of transparency and accountability."
Shifting employment among state locations would not count as new employment. Companies must be in good standing and in compliance with all environmental and worker protection laws, and must be current with all state and local taxes, fees and fines.
The Empire State Development Corp. would monitor compliance, and companies must agree to share information with that agency.
Companies must provide clear and detailed information regarding affiliated businesses. Annual performance reports would be required to verify compliance and to qualify for benefits.
Reese said more transparency in the state's top economic development program is "a good thing," but he said it has yet to be determined whether the new program would be easier to use by both developers and businesses.
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Several families in Reading were forced from their homes just a day before Thanksgiving.
Nineteen people were displaced after a massive fire gutted an apartment building in the 1200 block of Hill Road Tuesday night.
Sunlight shined through the roof of a third story bedroom Wednesday. Charred pieces of wood covered a mattress and pillows, and a kitchen that should have soon smelled like turkey reeked of smoke and wet garbage.
"It's just horrible. You see everybody's belongings and pictures. Everything is gone," said Jasmine Schuring, who used to live in the building.
Firefighters battled the 2-alarm fire for eight hours Tuesday night. Six units inside the apartment building were destroyed.
Fire officials said they believe the fire started inside a third-floor bathroom, then quickly spread.
"It's destroyed. The ceiling collapsed and everything and mostly water," said Arnisa Bernabela, who moved into the building this month with her family.
Instead of preparing for Thanksgiving, Bernabela and her husband tried to salvage clothes and anything that was left.
"A lot of the food that's in there I can't cook. I don't know what I'm going to do with the food. I just went shopping yesterday," said Bernabela.
The building dates back to the 1850s and was later converted into apartments.
"I know every inch of this building. I worked with my own hands painting, fixing and doing whatever I could do," said landlord Betty Gonzalez. "Oh my goodness, it's horrible."
Fire officials do not know an exact cause, but they estimate the damage to be between $100,000 and $150,000.
Gonzalez said she plans to rebuild as soon as possible. She said her tenants are like members of the family, and she was just thankful everyone made it out alive.


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Library levy a double-edged sword for city
Port Orchard residents will vote in the upcoming primary election whether to annex the city into the library district and thereby gain the right to vote on the library district's proposed property tax increase in November.
Staying out of the library district wouldn't shield city residents from the effect of a lid lift, since their city is obligated under its contract with the library district to pay from the city's general fund the higher amount dictated by the lid lift.
If Port Orchard voters reject annexation, their city services will be impacted by the increased payment from the general fund to the library district.
All other voters in Kitsap County would determine whether Port Orchard has to pay approximately $145,000 a year more to the library district, because the unincorporated county areas and all other cities are part of the district.
It's not a question whether to maintain the city's independence from the library district.
The city long ago entered into a contract with the library district so that city residents could enjoy the entire services of the Kitsap Regional Library system rather than being limited to whatever the city could afford on its own.
The library building in Port Orchard is owned and maintained by the city, but this branch library's operations are entirely managed by KRL at KRL's expense — meaning that taxpayers outside the city share in paying the costs.
This contract makes sense for city residents and those of us who live in the unincorporated South Kitsap area. We all benefit from having a better library in the city for our use.
However, when the library district's tax is to be used to pay most of the cost of building new libraries in Silverdale and Kingston and much less for a new library in Port Orchard, as is proposed, the contract makes less sense.
In effect, the library tax increase would take revenue from South Kitsap, including Port Orchard, and spend it mostly for the benefit of residents in the Silverdale and Kingston areas.
Whether or not they consider the proposed uses for the additional revenue to be good ideas, refusing to annex Port Orchard into the library district leaves the city's residents with the ability to express opinions but not the right to vote on the measure.
Compare the situation in Port Orchard to that of Poulsbo and its environs, and the advantage of having the right to vote on a library district lid lift is obvious.
Poulsbo residents and people living in the vicinity are part of a special taxing district which has been collecting property taxes for years to pay for the KRL branch library building in Poulsbo. It will be paid off in a few more years.
Voters in Poulsbo get to vote on the proposal that they begin paying more to build those other libraries while paying for their own.
Assuming that declining property values reduce total assessed values by 4 percent for taxes due in 2011 and 1 percent for 2012, both cities face the prospect of reduced property tax revenue to pay for city services because of a library district lid lift.
The maximum allowable tax rate for Poulsbo's city levy would be reduced when the library district's rate is raised.
If annexed into the library district, Port Orchard's levy rate is likewise forced down. If not annexed, the rate is unaffected but more has to be paid from the general fund to KRL.
Poulsbo residents will get to vote on this shift of funding from the city to the library district, but without annexation into the library district, Port Orchard residents will not.
Poulsbo residents' votes could decide the outcome on the lid lift, but if Port Orchard residents stay out of the district they can have no effect on the outcome.
Annexing into the library district does make Port Orchard residents vulnerable to higher taxes once property values begin to rise again. They, rather than the city's general fund, would be paying the library district tax.
That's what makes it a hard question for the voters of Port Orchard to answer.
Having a say in the matter brings with it the possibility of higher taxes at some point after 2012.
Bob Meadows is a Port Orchard resident.
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Say hello to a new series on my blog! Like any of you, I'm such a nosy person, so looking at other people's makeup bag is one of my a favorite things to do :p What better way to start this series than show you the content of my little sister's makeup bag, eh?
I don't exactly have the permission to post her face on my blog but quite frankly, I don't really care ;) Ha.
To start off, her makeup bag is from SM Department Store (Php129 - steal!) which I bought for her a couple of weeks ago. Before she had this bag, she was actually using a Topshop Clutch bag which I thought was beyond ridiculous :P I chose this because it's pink (her favorite color), it's compact yet roomy and actually quite sturdy.
Anyway, on to the makeup.. MAC Studio Sculpt Foundation in NC42 - this shade matches her to a t. It makes her skin looks super flawless, but she thinks that this is actually the culprit on why she's breaking out now. (That or because she doesn't remove her makeup properly by the end of the day!) That square compact mirror was stolen from me. No surprises there. Nichido Liquid Liner - apparently this is the best liquid liner to use when you're a beginner. It's very easy to use, doesn't budge and is really affordable. MAC Select Sheer Pressed Powder to help control oil and for touch up. MAC Viva Glam Nicki Minaj was the lipstick she wore during her debut (photo above) - she loved it so much she asked me to give it to her for Christmas last year! It looks horrible on me, but it looks amazing on her. MAC Blushbaby was another product that was originally mine. Unlike with me, pink cheeks actually look very natural on her!
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What's in her makeup kit series.. Cute! I am usually curious on what comprises other people's kikay kit (and what perfume they use) will def check your next "i–am–nosy–post" hehe. :)ReplyDelete
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SALFORDVILLE, Pa. — Fred Rahmer and crew chief Moon Byers will be reunited for the 2013 sprint car season.
Rahmer will drive the Sell Racing No. 20s with Byers turning the wrenches and many of Rahmer's longtime sponsors involved in the operation which plans to debut at the annual February Icebreaker at Pennsylvania's Lincoln Speedway.
Young Derek Sell, who has driven the No. 20s in recent seasons, is pursuing an engineering degree from Penn State University and hopes to spend his summers interning with motorsports companies.
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#19 Anatomy
3 facial cusps (Mesiobuccal, distobuccal, distal)
2 lingual cusps (Mesiolingual, Distolingal)
2 buccal grooves (MB and DB)
3 Fossae (M, D, C)
2 triangular ridges
The dentist may place only the retention pin, nothing else*
help retain the amalgam into the prep when one or more cusps have been lost. are placed in holes that have been drilled entirely within dentin, not enamel
one pin/ cusp missing*
Benefit of contra-angled retainer
can be placed on lingual so the smooth part of the matrix can be adapted to the buccal
also can be angled up over the mand. ant. teeth
Criteria for matrix and wedge
retainer is placed ligually, slots and smaller opending toward ginigva
occlusal .5-1.5 and gingival extension .5-1.0 mm
secure and stable
wedge adapts band snugly without entrapment
proximal contact is visual with adjacent tooth
Condensing pattern
most inaccesible area first
carry two increments to one area at one time using both ends of the carrier
condense toward the proximal contact, but not too much
Anatomy goals
form the central groove where you can rest on intact cusp contours and form the missing cusps last
Proximal contacts
resist without fraying
occlusal to middle 1/3, never gingival
continous embrasures
Advantages of finishing and polishing
once hardened (24 hours) they ma be perfected (finished) and smoothed (polished)
two seperate steps
Benefits of finishing and polishing
improves corrosion resistance
reduces marginal breakdown
makes restoration easier to keep clean
Finishing burs
used for finishing amalgam
different than cutting because of more, smaller, cutting ridges
Finishing bur characteristics*
made from steel, prone to rust
smaller flutes than prep bur
have fine mulitflutes
have more flutes per bur than a cavity prep bur
Ideal finished amalgam
perfectly reproduced anatomy and even occlusion margins are flush and a surface that is smooth and shiny without lumps and bumps
use of instruments or burs to perfect the shape of the amalgam as needed
margins, anatomy, occlusion, contour
Finishing discs
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bumps from restoration to tooth
removed with finishing stone (white)
less than .2 mm
do not expose dentinal tubules
Burnished facets
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Temperature *
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After about one hour of deliberations Thursday night, an Orleans Parish jury convicted Russell Bentley of second-degree murder for shooting a Bywater barber to death in a FEMA trailer the summer after Hurricane Katrina.
Clifton Barnes, who ran a barber shop next to his trailer in the 1000 block of Congress Street, was gunned down at home July 19, 2006, by Norman Newman and Russell Bentley.
The pair robbed Barnes of cash and then shot him while his 4-year-old son watched.
Newman, 36, accepted a plea bargain in August to serve 40 years in prison for manslaughter.
Bentley, 43, risked trial this week at Criminal District Court. He will receive the state's mandatory second-degree murder sentence of life in prison without parole.
Prosecutors Kevin Guillory and Greg Thompson presented eyewitness testimony and a clear trail of guilt leading from the blood-stained FEMA trailer to Bentley and Newman's apartment in eastern New Orleans.
The jury was unanimous, having heard from Barnes' widow describe the two men who repeatedly came knocking at his trailer door on two consecutive nights in July 2006.
On the third night, Barnes was home. The two men barged into the trailer, pulled out a pistol and demanded cash.
Barnes, 29, shouted that he did not have any money, so one of the men responded by firing a bullet into his arm and then his side.
After they then found money inside the trailer, one of them told the other to "hit him in the head," his widow testified.
Barnes was then shot in the head.
Based largely on Crimestoppers tips, investigators tracked Newman and Bentley to an apartment the two shared in the 6800 block of Parc Brittany Boulevard in eastern New Orleans.
It was Newman's home, but Bentley had been crashing there for a couple of weeks in July 2006.
The murder weapon, a Glock 40-caliber handgun, was found in Bentley's duffel bag - which he had stored in a room at Newman's home that was decorated for a child who only visited his parents.
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Thumbs up to members of the Kiwanis Builders Club at Washington Middle School in Jamestown for their "cupcakes for critters" fundraiser for the Chautauqua County Humane Society.
This wasn't one of those simple events where the students sell candy bars or some other ready-made product. The Washington Middle School students baked and decorated the cupcakes themselves - truly an outstanding commitment by the club members as well as Patty Lefford, the club adviser, to raise money for a worthy cause and, along the way, learn a lot of new things about helping your community.
We offer an equally enthusiastic thumbs up to members of the Falconer Central School Honor Society for planning the annual mystery event to raise money for the American Cancer Society. It starts at 6:15 tomorrow evening at the high school. With Lee Ann Russell, the society's adviser, the students have put together a fun - and elaborate - evening for the community as well as a unique way to help the Cancer Society. Pre-sale tickets were $10 and tickets may be available at the door.
We are on a roll here, and so we offer thumbs up to another group of talented students - members of Chris O'Brien's career and technical education classes at the Hewes Center of Ashville. Both the morning and afternoon carpentry classes manufactured wall sections for the town of North Harmony's new highway building. They completed the exacting work ahead of schedule and have moved on to a more complicated task for the highway building: constructing the stairway.
Please note that none of these student efforts - and the learning that results from them - would be possible without extraordinarily dedicated teachers and advisers. Next time you see them, give them a thumbs up in person.
And, finally, the Great Backyard Bird Count is always interesting, but it may be more so this year, organizers say, because milder temperatures and scant snow may increase the numbers of American robins and Eastern phoebes. The Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Audubon, and Bird Studies Canada, which coordinate the count, said in a joint statement that snowy owls may also make a showing and that Arctic birds have been thrilling birders all across the United States this winter.
In any case, thumbs up to those of you who take part in the bird count, which continues through Monday. All you need to do is count birds at any location you choose for at least 15 minutes on one or more days and enter your tallies at www.birdcount.org. It's free, everyone can participate, and no registration is required. The three organizations thank you for your participation and note that information gathered from all around North American provides a snapshot of how bird populations are changing year after year.


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The Westland John Glenn girls basketball overcame a fierce rally by Canton at home Monday to pick up a 44-39 win and clinch its second consecutive Kensington Lakes Activities Association Kensington Conference championship.
Glenn held a lead as large as 21-10 at halftime, but Canton stormed back with a 29-23 second half that gave the Chiefs a chance to tie the game and send it to overtime.
Down three points on its final possession, Canton's Rachel Winters put up a 3-point attempt that clanked off the iron and was rebounded by Glenn's ShaKeya Graves, who proceeded to run down the center of the court and laid the ball up into the basket for a five-point advantage as time expired.
This was Glenn's third victory of the year over Canton, winning at home 59-38 on January 4 and 52-43 on the road on January 25.
The Rockets can clinch the KLAA title Thursday at 7 p.m. when it hosts Brighton.
The Associated Press has Glenn (17-1) tied for sixth in Class A.
Glenn started off the game with its full-court defense overwhelming South Division rival Canton, holding the Chiefs to 1-for-4 field goal shooting in the first quarter.
The Rockets took off to a 10-2 lead after the first period in part by forcing Canton to commit nine turnovers.
Graves took over the second quarter with seven points on 3-for-6 shooting while she and her teammates continued to get the better of Canton.
The Chiefs committed six more turnovers before halftime for a first half total of 15, leading to Glenn holding a 21-10 advantage at the half.
Canton played itself back into the game with strong rebounding and a full court defense of its own.
On the offensive end, Paige Aresco got Canton (14-5) rolling by scoring her first eight points of the game, trimming the Glenn lead to 33-25 after three quarters.
Both teams went into the bonus quickly in the final frame, but only Canton took full advantage with 5-for-8 shooting from the floor while Glenn shot 5-for-11.
Combining its free throw shooting and a tenacious defense that led to Glenn turnovers and fast-break points, Canton was able to get the game down to a three-point margin with 14 seconds to go.
Winters' 3-point attempt looked to have a clear path down but instead hit the inside of the rim, allowing for Graves to come down with the ball and ice the game.
Graves had 18 points for Glenn and Raine Bankston scored 10 for Glenn.
"We're really excited for the KLAA title game," Glenn coach Eric Kovatch said. "We're looking forward to a great game against a great opponent and it's at home, so we're going to have a lot of fun that night."
Taylor Hunley recorded 11 points to lead Canton while Winters and Aresco each added 10.
"There is no quit in this team," Canton coach Brian Samulski said. "They just gave one of the best teams in the state all they could handle, so all the credit goes to them."
Canton will wrap up the regular season at home Thursday at 7 p.m. when it hosts Waterford Kettering.


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